Arizona Game and Fish officials are asking people in parts of Scottsdale to be on alert, after a number of coyote attacks were reported.
'Out of nowhere, a coyote came and basically attacked,' said a North Scottsdale man whose son was the victim in one of two attack incidents involving a coyote. Game and Fish officials are urging people in the area to remain vigilent. FOX 10's Stephanie Bennett reports.Two children in North Scottsdale were attacked by a coyote, in two separate incidents.
"Out of nowhere, a coyote came and basically attacked. Grabbed his arm and took him to the ground and screamed," said Brody's father, Jeff McAlister. "We came and picked him up. The coyote ran away, and actually came back and looked for his prey.:Jeff McAlister and his son, Brody Game and Fish officials say coyote sightings have been happening near 94th Street and Thompson Peak Parkway, along the Central Arizona Project canal to Cactus Road.
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