A mother and three little cubs are murdered in retaliation for the deaths of the two women
Here is the extremely speciesist response from the BCCOS after they fulfilled a Noahide Law Genesis 9:5-6 Biblically based execution of a mother bear and three innocent baby bears that has no real basis in science or modern ethics (and they call the mother an it):
Bella Coola Update:
Forensic testing has confirmed that four grizzly bears captured by conservation officers were involved in the attack that killed two people near Bella Coola.
Evidence from the investigation, including animal DNA, conclusively linked an adult sow and its three offspring, captured over the weekend, to the attack.
After considering the evidence and in accordance with provincial human-wildlife conflict response guidelines, conservation officers dispatched all four bears to protect public safety.
The investigation considered the full scope of the circumstances and evidence. It found that the encounter likely involved predatory behaviour.
“This was a heartbreaking event for the families, the Nuxalk Nation and the Bella Coola community. We hope the efforts of everyone who responded, along with these findings, bring some measure of closure,” said Insp. Jeff Tyre. “Our thoughts remain with everyone affected. We ask that the families’ privacy be respected, in keeping with their wishes.”
More than a dozen conservation officers took part in the response over the past week. Officers joined the search for the victims, helped recover them, conducted a thorough investigation, gathered and assessed evidence, and worked in rotating teams to locate and capture the bears. They carried out this work in difficult terrain and weather while carefully managing ongoing risks to public and officer safety.
“This was a complex investigation. Our officers approached it with professionalism, care, and determination,” said Tyre. “We are grateful to the Nuxalk Nation, the RCMP, the BC Coroners Service, our provincial wildlife veterinarian and biologists, and forensic laboratory staff. Their cooperation and support were essential throughout the response.”
All trapping equipment used in the response has been removed. The investigation into the attack is concluded. Further analysis will examine the response and the circumstances that led to this tragic event.
DNA testing confirmed that these bears were not involved in the 2025 attack on a school group in Bella Coola.
The BCCOS remains committed to working with the Nuxalk Nation and Bella Coola community to help prevent future bear conflicts.
Fatal grizzly bear attacks involving predatory behaviour are rare. People can help reduce the risk of negative wildlife encounters by leashing pets, travelling in groups and learning how to stay safe in bear country. More information is available at WildSafeBC.com.
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