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SF Tiger attack
Safety work almost complete on S.F. Zoo tiger grotto
- Work is mostly done on safety enhancements to the San Francisco Zoo's big cat exhibit, which has been closed since the Christmas Day escape of a tiger that killed a boy and mauled his two friends before police shot it
- Work is mostly done on safety enhancements to the San Francisco Zoo's big cat exhibit, which has been closed since the Christmas Day escape of a tiger that killed a boy and mauled his two friends before police shot it
Animal advocates call for S.F. Zoo overhaul
- Animal welfare proponents will be joined at City Hall this morning by a handful of former zoo curators calling for an overhaul of the San Francisco Zoo.
Tiger mauling: Whose story do you believe?
- Police believe that a fatal tiger attack at the San Francisco Zoo was in part prompted by the victims provoking the animal into escaping its enclosure and mauling them.
Zoo: Blood inside tiger fence
- Blood found inside the fenced-in area overlooking the tiger moat is one piece of evidence investigators are examining in the San Francisco Zoo tiger mauling that killed one San Jose teenager and injured two of his friends on Christmas Day, a zoo spokesperson said Thursday. Take our poll: Whose story do you believe?
- Blood found inside the fenced-in area overlooking the tiger moat is one piece of evidence investigators are examining in the San Francisco Zoo tiger mauling that killed one San Jose teenager and injured two of his friends on Christmas Day, a zoo spokesperson said Thursday. Take our poll: Whose story do you believe?
Zoo attorneys to appeal if judge rules against SFPD warrant
- A Santa Clara County judge today promised to decide by Friday the fate of the car and cell phones belonging to Amritpal and Kulbir Dhaliwal, the brothers wounded in the Christmas Day tiger mauling at San Francisco Zoo that killed their friend Carlos Sousa Jr.
Judge delays written order on tiger attack car, cell phone search
- A Santa Clara County Superior Court judge said this morning that he would not issue an order regarding the car and cell phones in the San Francisco zoo tiger mauling case until Friday.
Judge grants SFPD warrant to search car, phones of mauling victims
- A San Francisco judge ruled late Tuesday that the San Francisco Police Department has the legal right to search and examine the car and two cell phones owned by the surviving victims of the Christmas day mauling at San Francisco Zoo, said Sgt. Neville Gittens.
- A San Francisco judge ruled late Tuesday that the San Francisco Police Department has the legal right to search and examine the car and two cell phones owned by the surviving victims of the Christmas day mauling at San Francisco Zoo, said Sgt. Neville Gittens.