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Bear that was regularly fed by humans is shot, killed in Long Lake

Thursday, September 27, 2012
The Associated Press  
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Authorities say a New York state environmental conservation officer has fatally shot a black bear in the Adirondacks because it had lost its fear of humans after being fed by them...
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