Alaska police successfully to chased a bear which killed a missing climber

News24xx.com -  Alaska police are hunting for a brown bear that believed to have killed a missing climber on this week. 

The bear is also believed to attack other climber who looking for the victim. Police still not release the identity of the other climber, but he suffered serious injuries while searching for other climber who disappeared on a hike since Monday afternoon, June 16 2018.

As quoted from by ABC News on Thursday, June 21 2018, the missing climber named Michael Soltis. 

And finally, the authorities found the corpse of Soltis in a forest area in Anchorage on Wednesday, June 20 2018,  not to far from the place where the other climber was attacked.

Police investigators says the previous attack was believed to be done by the same bear.

The officers said, "Shortly after the attack, the officers entered the forest to track the bear, and at the same time,  they found the corpse of Michael Soltis who killed by a bear."

And police are asking people to stay away from the area on the grounds of an 'aggressive bear attack'.
 

 

 

 

 

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