Posted on 08/10/2025 12:02:28 PM PDT by george76
A 6-year-old Southern California boy was dragged and attacked by a coyote at a softball game ..
Enoch Palomar was attending his sister’s game at Del Amo Park in Carson when the attack unfolded...
A person filming the action on the field captured audio of Enoch’s screams as the wild animal was biting him behind the softball field. ,
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“It just kept biting me and I was trying to kick it,” Enoch told KTLA. “It was too fast and it just jumped. I was trying my hardest and then it didn’t work, and then I yelled.”
Enoch’s mom, Melissa Palomar, heard his screams and sprinted over to help him.
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In recent years, California’s coyotes have been wandering into urban areas, where they’re known to go after small dogs.
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife estimates the state has a coyote population somewhere between 250,000 and 750,000.
(Excerpt) Read more at nypost.com ...
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That must have been some famished coyote to try that maneuver without his pack behind him. When I was stationed at Camp Pendleton years ago these critters were out every night running through the Camp working the trash cans but they always ran in packs.
Then it’s just a matter of putting the nuts and bolts on the county website, then sending it to each state sheriffs’ association.
I remember when California banned the hunting and trapping of Mountain lions. Now they are everywhere in California.
Surprised the animal lovers have not reintroduced the Grizzly Bear to the Sierras.
>>> How did a 6-year-old get dragged by a coyote at a softball game filled with people?<<<
Too busy videoing it
I CANNOT CALL CARSON, CALIF AN URBAN AREA.
Eventually those folks out there will figure out why their forefathers tried to make coyotes extinct.
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