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Beaver Breaks into Grocery Store, Cops Handle with Care

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In Hanna, Alberta, a beaver caused a stir at Freson Brothers, wandering the aisles. RCMP officers handled the situation with calm, coaxing the beaver back outside. The incident, shared on social media, has amused locals, with no arrests made. The beavers motive remains a mystery, but officers are on the lookout for any repeat appearances.

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Beaver Breaks into Grocery Store, Cops Handle with Care

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Calgary News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Beaver Breaks into Grocery Store, Cops Handle with Care. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Picture this. Last week in Hanna, Alberta, RCMP offices got a wild call from a local grocery store owner at Fresson Brothers. Turns out, a confused beaver had shrolled right inside, probably looking for a snack or some trouble. Offices rolled up and found the furry intruder wandering the aisles. They went full de-escalation mode, talking it down nice and easy until they coax the beaver back out the door. No arrests, no drama. The cops shared the whole story on social media, complete with CCTV picks of the beaver looking lost. Folks online are cracking up, loving the light hearted take on what could have been a messy situation. They're still scratching their heads over the beaver's motive, maybe eyeing some lumber by the entrance, but no ID yet. They've posted the photos around town, just in case our two of the friends shows up again. Not armed or dangerous, though officers did note that tail was packing some serious size. Keeps things peaceful up north, one beaver at a time. I'm Cory with the story, and you've been listening to Calgary News today, AI-powered local news.

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