Police respond to bee attack: street reopens after crews eliminate hive that stung man
What began as routine yard work on W. Garza Street turned dangerous when a man using a weed eater unknowingly disturbed a beehive, prompting a response from Del Rio police and firefighters, according to a Facebook post Police responded to a bee attack on W. Garza Street in Del Rio, Texas, after a man using a weed eater inadvertently disturbed a beehive. Police and firefighters responded to the situation and moved the man to safety, but three officers were stung multiple times during the rescue. The man, who also suffered multiple bee stings, was taken to the hospital for treatment. Garaza Street was temporarily closed between Arteaga and Broadbent while emergency personnel addressed the hazard. Del Rio Fire Department personnel located the hive and took action to eliminate the bee hazard. The street has since reopened to traffic.
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SAN ANTONIO - What began as routine yard work on W. Garza Street turned dangerous when a man using a weed eater unknowingly disturbed a beehive, prompting a response from Del Rio police and firefighte... [1038 symbols]
