Bear Spotted in North Brunswick
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Bear Sighting in North Brunswick Prompts Safety Advisory

A bear was spotted in the area of Route 1 and Cozzens Lane as of 9:30 a.m. on Friday, according to an announcement by the North Brunswick Police Department. The sighting has prompted local authorities to take immediate action to ensure the safety of residents in the area.

The New Jersey Division of Fish and Wildlife has been notified and is coordinating efforts to secure the bear. In the meantime, North Brunswick police are advising residents in the vicinity to stay indoors if possible. The police department has emphasized the importance of caution and safety during this time.

Residents are urged to follow these safety tips:

– Stay indoors and avoid any unnecessary travel in the area.
– If you must go outside, remain vigilant and aware of your surroundings.
– Do not approach the bear under any circumstances.
– Keep pets indoors to avoid any potential encounters with the bear.
– Secure all garbage and food sources that might attract the bear.

The bear sighting has understandably caused concern among local residents. Authorities are working swiftly to manage the situation and ensure the bear is safely relocated without incident. The North Brunswick Police Department and Fish and Wildlife officials are closely monitoring the area and will provide updates as they become available.

For those living in or traveling through the area, please adhere to the safety guidelines issued by the police. The cooperation of the community is crucial in handling wildlife encounters effectively and ensuring public safety.

The North Brunswick Police Department will continue to keep residents informed of any developments. Stay tuned to local news channels and the police department’s social media for the latest updates.

If you see the bear or have any information about its whereabouts, please contact the North Brunswick Police Department at (732) 247-0922 immediately.

Your vigilance and prompt reporting can aid in the swift and safe resolution of this situation.

This is breaking news. We will keep you updated when we learn more.

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