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Aggressive Coyotes Spotted in Redwood Shores

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Redwood City police issue alert for aggressive coyotes in Redwood Shores. Spotted near Rockport Avenue and Redwood Shores Parkway, residents urged to keep pets indoors and report sightings. Wildlife experts advise caution and no food offerings. Contact animal control for tips or non-emergencies.

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Aggressive Coyotes Spotted in Redwood Shores

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California News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Aggressive Coyotes Spotted in Redwood Shores. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 21st. You're listening to California News today, AI-powered local news. Redwood City Police dropped an alert Monday morning about aggressive coyotes prowling Redwood shores. They've been spotted in two spots, the 1,000 block of Rockport Avenue and the 900 block of Redwood Shores Parkway. Cops want everyone to stay sharp and keep pets locked indoors. They already handled one run-in with these bold animals, but details on the aggression are still under wraps. The main word is caution, no chasing encounters, just report it quick. Folks in the area are on edge, especially pet owners feeling the heat from these wild visitors. Wildlife pros back that up, give coyote space, leash up your dogs, hug your little ones close, and never toss food their way. No fresh sightings reported yet, but police are looping an animal control to track this. All 650-340-8200 for wildlife tips, or 650-780-7118 for not keep those eyes peeled

in Redwood shores, better safe than facing off with a snarling surprise.

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