A lot of wild bear news stories in North America have a pattern: as long as they're related to them, they're all so full of laughs, like this one.
Police officers in Washoe County, Nevada, received a strange distress call the other day, saying his car had entered a bear, hoping that the police uncle would come and deal with it.
The police officers who received the call were in the fog, as they did not know how a bear could sneak into a car parked near their home, but they knew how to open the door and the people outside the car were afraid to move.
When the police arrived at the scene, they discussed the circumstances and the terrain and the surrounding environment and concluded that it was not safe to go straight to the door and release the bear.
As this bear has been trapped for half a day, it must be unstable and stressful, and blindly close contact would put the police at great risk.
So they thought of a way to tie it to the doorknob with a rope, and then to hold it to a tree, and then pull it harder, so that they can open the door “at a remote distance” so that the bear can be released without close contact between the police and it.
After this operation, it's planned!
The unlucky bear was released and the police involved in the rescue were unharmed. The only person injured in the accident was the car that the bear accidentally drilled into...
Then there was a discussion about what attracted this bear into the car, and it was discovered that it was a bag of open snacks!
The police later posted the entire incident on social networking sites and reminded the local population not to leave the smelly food in the car, which would probably attract the bear's “favorite”.