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A Maddock woman accused of causing a rabies scare by bringing a wild raccoon into a local bar says her family is "traumatized" by her arrest and the euthanizing of

North Dakota Health and Human Services said the raccoon, which was killed after his visit to Maddock Bar, did not have rabies.

North Dakota Health and Human Services said the raccoon, which was killed after his visit to Maddock Bar, did not have rabies.

North Dakota Health and Human Services said the raccoon, which was killed after his visit to Maddock Bar, did not have rabies.

North Dakota Health and Human Services said the raccoon, which was killed after his visit to Maddock Bar, did not have rabies.

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There were about 10 people inside the establishment when the incident took place.

Erin Christensen, 38, of Maddock was taken into custody on suspicion of providing false information to law enforcement, tampering with evidence and North Dakota Game & Fish violations, the Benson County Sheriff's Office said in a statement.

Erin Christensen, 38, of Maddock was taken into custody on suspicion of providing false information to law enforcement, tampering with evidence and North Dakota Game & Fish violations, the Benson County Sheriff's Office said in a statement.

Erin Christensen, 38, of Maddock was taken into custody on suspicion of providing false information to law enforcement, tampering with evidence and North Dakota Game & Fish violations, the Benson County Sheriff's Office said in a statement.