East Carbon Police address issue with small predators

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The skull of a dead coyote is displayed as a Halloween decoration in East Carbon. While the bones are used here as a joke, the problems with coyotes lurking within the town limits is not. East Carbon Police Sgt. Phillip Holt reports that city police have shot approximately 15 of the animals who have began to roam in packs within the city at night killing small dogs and cats and posing a possible danger to humans. According to Holt, a pack of five or six of the small predators could take down an unarmed person and because they are becoming more brazen around people the city police has decided to thin the population.

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