Eagle County deputy kills bear who charged him at apartment complex where previous attack occurred
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— An Eagle County Sheriff’s Office deputy was forced to kill a bear last month after the wild animal charged him at an Eagle-Vail apartment complex that had been the site of a previous bear attack just a week earlier.
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What happened
— An Eagle County Sheriff’s Office deputy was forced to kill a bear last month after the wild animal charged him at an Eagle-Vail apartment complex that had been the site of a previous bear attack just a week earlier.
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