Chupacabra in 78250? No. Coyote? Yes.
As a follow-up to a recent report about a potential Chupacabra in 78250, I am happy to report that we have not had any recent sightings. But of course, always looking for a potential National Enquirer-like situation, I offer you an excerpt from an official report:
2/20/09 @ 0740, while patrolling in the area of incident location I noticed a mangy gray in color Coyote walking down Timber Jack toward Timber Grand. I honked at the Coyote in attempts to get him out of the neighborhood. I kept honking the horn of the vehicle a few times until the Coyote ran into the greenbelt area behind Timber Grand.
@ 1251 hours, Subject #1 contacted me and reported a Coyote running loose in the area of Timberwilde @ Timber Trace. I responded to the area and made contact with the Coyote in the area of Timber Canyon @ Timber Crown. The Coyote appeared to be the same one I had encountered earlier in the morning. I followed the Coyote to the area of Timber Canyon @ Timber Mill where I noticed him going into the greenbelt area. I contacted SAPD and informed them of the situation. I contacted Subject # 1 and informed him of my actions. End Report.
Strange.
UPDATE: Photo of the Coyote/Chupacabra in action, courtesy of Express-News.
5 comments:
Tell them to get pictures! Or at least DNA for testing.
You never know. It just might be a chupacabra. And then you'll be able to sell some T-shirts.
WV proudly has the Bat Boy. He was featured on the cover of the Enquirer. Lucky us.
...i think the wild-e-coyote is genius..to out run even the best..i think you could lure him ..with food........
Check this out. It may be Silver Creek's coyote!
http://www.mysanantonio.com/news/Sickly_coyote_roams_NW_neighborhoods.html
Chuck McCollough of the Express-News got a picture of it. That could be the same critter.
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