California Woman Attacked by Wild Turkeys, Raising Concerns Over Wildlife Management
An 83-year-old woman, Mary Jo Kelly, was attacked by a group of wild turkeys while walking in Alameda, California. The incident left her with severe injuries, including bruises and a need for stitches. Despite contacting the Alameda Police Department, Kelly was informed that no action could be taken as the incident involved wildlife. The attack has sparked concerns among residents about the aggressive behavior of turkeys, particularly during their mating season. Previously, a notorious turkey named Gerald had terrorized the Oakland area for months before being captured by a wildlife expert. The expert, Rebecca Dmytryk, used a disguise and bait to capture the bird, which was then relocated to a wild area near Orinda. 
