Outdoornews
March 11, 2021
From the Game Commission
Allegheny County Game Warden Zeb Campbell reports an archery hunter was hunting white-tailed deer during the closed season between the regular firearms season and late deer season. The hunter, who believed deer season was open, received over $800 in fines. “A reminder to please read your Pennsylvania Hunting & Trapping Digest,” Campbell said.
Allegheny County Game Warden Zeb Campbell reports February is when coyotes start looking for mates. Coyotes might be seen more often because of these increased movements. If you see a coyote, make a loud noise, and don’t run from them. Running often elicits their natural predator instinct to kick in and they will sometimes chase you. It is the same as running from your dog; a technique often used by trainers to get them to return to you.
calling for an investigation, putting questions behind how this happened, he was not on suicide watch. that s part of it. the attorney general said he is concerned about what happened and the fbi is investigating. normally the fbi does not investigate suicides in prison. so why? because this is such a high profile case. all indications are from multiple sources, multiple agencies, this was a suicide by hanging. all right. but the fbi will look and the inspector general, the justice department will look as to what were the protocols. what systems were in place to try to ensure the safety of this inmate? there was an incident a couple weeks ago where jeff steen was fou jeffrey epstein was found with marks on his neck. appeared to be a suicide attempt back then. he was meeting with psychologists, put on suicide watch for days, perhaps a week. convinced apparently prison personnel that he was okay. he was moved to a lone cell.