Police capture 'aggressive' fox prowling for prey on Capitol Hill
GETTY/cuppyuppycake(WASHINGTON, D.C.) -- The return of tourists to Capitol Hill -- and their discarded food and trash -- should have been a "telltail" sign.
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GETTY/cuppyuppycake(WASHINGTON, D.C.) -- The return of tourists to Capitol Hill -- and their discarded food and trash -- should have been a "telltail" sign.
(WASHINGTON, D.C.) — The return of tourists to Capitol Hill — and their discarded food and trash — should have been a “telltail” sign. Following several “aggressive” incidents, Capitol Police warned the public Tuesday not to approach any foxes reportedly raising alarms around the Capitol complex. […]
Animal control officers descended on Capitol Hill after reports of lawmakers, staff members and reporters being attacked by a wild fox believed to have been nesting on the Capitol grounds.
A fox that attacked nine people on Capitol Hill earlier this week has been put down as animal control officials test it for rabies. Police have warned the public to be cautious of other wild fox in the area.