You are lucky. In our state the wild life officials only give the town of the attack.
And the teachers do not tel of classroom lice infestations. I think in both cases it is purportedly to HIPPA confidentiality. Bimut really about control and keep populace off base
The sheriff thinks the more information the people have, the better job they can do in assisting him with information. A great Second Amendment supporter as well.
Here is an update to the story:
“NEW DETAILS: Bobcat attack leaves Ga. 3-year-old hospitalized with broken bones, deep wounds”
OGLETHORPE COUNTY, Ga. — North Georgia officials are warning the public to be on the lookout after a bobcat attack.
Oglethorpe County Fire and Rescue officials said on Friday at 6:30 p.m., crews received reports of an aggressive bobcat in the area of Melton Road and Williams McCurley Road in Winterville.
According to the investigation, the bobcat attacked children on two different properties.
Channel 2′s Tom Regan was in Oglethorpe County Monday, where he talked to a man whose 3-year-old granddaughter was one of the victims.
Michael Scoggins said his wife called him in hysterics Friday night to tell him their granddaughter, Crystal, had been mauled by a bobcat in the front yard while the children were outside playing.
“The cat was dragging her up under the car,” Scoggins said. “My daughter came out and grabbed the baby just as soon as she got there.”
Mae Scoggins, 13, is the child’s aunt. She said her sister ran out of the house to save the toddler.
“She just dropped down on the ground and I saw my dog and a bob cat run out from under the car,” Mae said.
Scoggins said he believe the bobcat was 40 to 50 pounds.