Wild Boar Injures Three in Rhineland-Palatinate Before Being Shot by Police
The aggressive animal attacked three people on a motorhome site, prompting police to act to prevent further harm.
- An aggressive wild boar injured three people on Monday afternoon at a motorhome site near Rhodt in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany.
- The victims included a 77-year-old man, who was lightly injured on his leg, and a 66-year-old man along with his 62-year-old companion, both of whom also sustained minor leg injuries.
- All three injured individuals were taken to local hospitals for treatment following the incident.
- Police officers shot and killed the animal on-site to prevent further attacks, as it posed an ongoing threat.
- The decision to shoot the boar was made before the arrival of a notified gamekeeper, according to the police statement.