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• January 15, 2025
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Coyote pulled out of shelves inside Humboldt Park Aldi store

CHICAGO (WLS) — A coyote was removed from a Northwest Side grocery on Monday morning. There were no reported injuries to the coyote, witnesses, police or Animal Care and Control officials. But it was obviously a big surprise to shoppers. ABC7 Chicago is now streaming 24/7. Click here to watch Police and Animal Care and Control removed the coyote safely around 9:45 a.m. inside the Aldi store at 800 North Kedzie in Humboldt Park. The video has been viewed millions of times on social media. The Aldi’s on Kedzie in Humboldt Park I was prepared to see him pull out a opossum or a raccoon. Did NOT expect that pic.twitter.com/4CbaWkjhwy — Eddie (@EddieBarstool) January 13, 2025 A witness told ABC7 she saw the animal roaming the parking lot minutes earlier, and somehow, that coyote ended up inside the store’s produce section. It had been hiding in a cooler beneath a selection of fine cheeses. SEE ALSO | Chicago police looking for suspects accused of killing coyote in Mt. Greenwood “It picked an odd location. They do this sometimes. They make a mistake. They’re trying to avoid us. They’re trying to hide from us,” said Stan Gehrt with the Cook County Coyote Project. “Probably trying to find a new area to hide ended up inside the store, and this has happened in the past.” Read The Full Article At ABC 7 Chicago!