Mt Lion in Oakland Ca,kills deer in zoo/gunfree utopia

[gunsmith]

Oakland Mayor Moonbeame Jerry Brown,when he was Governor,he pushed and signed a law freeing many prisoners,now they are clogging Oaklands mourge. He is well known for being anti gun,except for his friends of course. Now Mtn lions are wondering around in city limits,eating deer in the zoo. Last night on TV news a dog walker reported she saw a lion and it showed no fear of her and her dog! Yet folks still won't carry guns thinking they could scare these animals...it's as if they think lions can't get rabies. They don't even know about the mountain lion that killed a biker and attacked a former marine...When they start eating children maybe it will change ,but I doubt it.
http://www.nbc11.com/news/3430119/detail.html
Mountain Lion Suspected Of Attacking Deer At Zoo

POSTED: 10:05 am PDT June 17, 2004
UPDATED: 10:57 am PDT June 17, 2004

Officials at the Oakland Zoo think two of thedeer at the zoo were attacked by a mountain lion.

Last week, zookeepers found the two deer severely injured withdeep gashes.

Officials weren't sure how the deer were hurt. But a report thisweek that a mountain lion was seen in the nearby Redwood RegionalPark led officials to believe the deer suffered their injuries in amountain lion attack.

Despite their injuries, the deer are expected to be OK.

Meanwhile, in Palo Alto, police are installing two digitalcameras that will take a picture when they detect motion.

The cameras will be set up in nature areas to snap photos of anypassing mountain lions.

Last month, Palo Alto police killed a mountain lion when itwandered into a residential area.

Previous Stories:
June 16, 2004: East Bay Hiker Confronts Mountain Lion
June 7, 2004: Big Cats Spotted In Palo Alto
June 4, 2004: Naturalist Suspects Bobcat Sighting, Not Mountain Lion
June 4, 2004: More Mountain Lion Sightings Reported In Palo Alto
June 4, 2004: Mountain Lion Caught In Gonzalez
May 27, 2004: Palo Alto Police To Change Mountain Lion Response
May 18, 2004: Mountain Lion Shooting Stirs Controversy
May 17, 2004: Palo Alto Police Kill Mountain Lion
May 4, 2004: Stanford Officials Troubled Over Mountain Lion Attacks
April 28, 2004: Hikers Warned About Mountain Lion Near Stanford
April 28, 2004: Tips If You Encounter A Mountain Lion
February 12, 2004: Mountain Lion Spotted In Santa Cruz
January 26, 2004: Tests Show Dead Mountain Lion Was Killer Cougar
January 15, 2004: Mountain Lion Spotted In South Bay

 

[Average Guy]

Meanwhile, in Palo Alto, police are installing two digitalcameras that will take a picture when they detect motion.

The cameras will be set up in nature areas to snap photos of anypassing mountain lions.

Because, as we all know, the best way to stop mountain lions (and criminals) is for police to take their picture.


It's not?

Last month, Palo Alto police killed a mountain lion when it wandered into a residential area.

Well, I certainly hope there was a large turnout at the anti-mountain-lion-killing protest.

 

[Standing Wolf]

The cameras will be set up in nature areas to snap photos of any passing mountain lions.

Impressive! I'll bet within a year, half the SWAT teams in the country will set up cameras in nature areas to snap pictures of critters.