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Tiger Bites Employee

November 17, 2008
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Luray
Posted: 9:47 PM Nov 16, 2008
Last Updated: 9:47 PM Nov 16, 2008
Reporter: Keith Jones
Email Address: kjones@whsv.com

TV-3 has learned that a tiger at the Luray Zoo has seriously injured an employee.

The Page County Sheriff’s Office says the worker’s finger was amputated as result of a tiger bite. The owner of the zoo did not comment on how it happened. The worker was taken by helicopter for medical treatment.

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