Police: Coyote sightings in Purchase
Harrison police are notifying residents in Purchase to be alert for coyote activity.
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Oct 17, 2022, 11:31 AM
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Updated 1,048 days ago
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9ds agoHarrison police are notifying residents in Purchase to be alert for coyote activity.
They say there has been several sightings.
They are urging people to never leave small pets outdoors unattended.
For tips to avoid conflict with coyotes, click here.
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