Crime & Safety
Minneapolis Police: No One Bit After Officers Respond To ‘Angry’ Raccoon In Closet
The Minneapolis Police Department says officers responded to a home to confirm a raccoon was inside.
MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) — Raccoons are known for raiding trashcans, but one Minneapolis resident recently found such a furry, masked creature denning up in their closet.
The Minneapolis Police Department says officers responded to a home to confirm a raccoon was inside. Police need to verify a wild animal is inside a residence before Minneapolis Animal Care and Control can come to collect it.
