Minneapolis police officers called to remove raccoon hiding in closet
Minneapolis police officers removed a raccoon that had gotten into someone's house and into their closet. (Minneapolis Police Department / FOX 9 Minneapolis-St. Paul)
MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - Two Minneapolis police officers removed a raccoon that had gotten into someone's house and hid in their closet.
The Minneapolis Police Department said someone called 911 to report a raccoon in their closet. The officers responded and contained the raccoon the best they could until Minneapolis Animal Care and Control arrived.
The officers then helped get the raccoon into a trap on the floor.
No one was bit by the raccoon in the incident.