translated from Spanish: [VIDEO] Hungry Bear Registers Family Refrigerator and Eats Tacos

While two teenagers were watching TV in their home overnight at home they heard noises in the kitchen, from someone who would have their refrigerator looking for something to eat, but it was none of their parents and, in fact, not even he was an “someone.” It was nothing less than a bear.” I heard footsteps, and then the sound of a Tupperware being opened loudly and violently,” said Hayes Sherman, 15. “The refrigerator started to sound, as it was open.” After discovering that the hungry in search of a night snack was nothing less than a bear, Sherman recalled that “I was really frightened. I didn’t really know what to do. I was watching TV with my friend and I turned it off. Then we both went to the sliding door and closed it so the bear couldn’t get in.” A camera installed in the house recorded the act of the black bear during this Saturday morning, and you can see how it stood on its two hind legs, smelling its around and haunting the kitchen and refrigerator of the house located in Truckee , California, USA.The bear finally broke the Tupperware to eat a taco with meat, noted the young man, on the menu the confident animal also included some ice cream and some biscuits. While Hayes’ mother and cousin were sleeping upstairs, with no suspicion of what was going on downstairs. The bear later pounced on the door held by Hayes and his friend – also 15- The door was remedied several times with the bear’s attempts to open it and at that time the teenagers realized they didn’t have their cell phones handy. But Hayes used his Apple watch to call his mother, whom he whispered to, “Mom, there’s a bear in the house. Don’t come downstairs.” Hayes hung up and called 911 while his mother called the community manager where they lived, asking for a security guard.” It was very difficult, I was whispering to the 911 on my watch, in a very dark room, as we tried to hold the door so that the bear could not enter,” Hayes said.13 minutes the police were late to arrive, but it felt like an entire hour, he recalled the teenager, “it was terrifying,” he said. Finally the light of a flashlight at the front door relieved them, signaling that help had already arrived. Finally Allyson Prero, the Sheriff of Placer County opened the door, got out of the way and let the bear get away from the house, as noted by the sheriff’s office.

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