The B.C. Conservation Officer Service is asking the public for help identifying two men seen in social media videos allegedly hand-feeding grizzly bears in the Smithers area. According to the service, the clips show two people feeding a grizzly over the weekend. Conservation officers say the incident is under investigation and they are seeking information that could identify the individuals in the videos. While the outlets report the men are “allegedly” feeding the bear, the conservation officers describe the footage as evidence they are acting on as part of their enforcement and wildlife protection efforts. The service has not publicly released additional details such as the exact location of the feeding or the bears’ condition. Both sources note that the appeal for identification is tied to what appears in the online video and that the conservation officers want the public to come forward with any relevant information. The case remains active as officers review the material and follow up on tips.
Conservation officers seek help identifying men allegedly hand-feeding grizzly bears in Smithers
The B.C. Conservation Officer Service is asking the public for help identifying two men seen in social media videos allegedly hand-feeding grizzly bears in the Smithers area. According to the service,...
- B.C. Conservation Officer Service asks for public help identifying two men shown in social media videos.
- Officers say the videos depict two people allegedly hand-feeding a grizzly bear in the Smithers area.
- The alleged incident is reported to have occurred over the weekend.
- The conservation service is investigating based on the footage posted online.
- No further verified details about the men, location, or outcome are provided in the reports.
In an online statement, Conservation officers said there is a video on social media of two men allegedly feeding a grizzly in Smithers over the weekend.
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