Bear Breaks Into Circuit City, Has As Much Luck Locating An Employee As You Do
consumerist.com — Colorado Springs police say that the vandal who broke into a closed Circuit City wasn't trying to steal electronics. It was a bear who left after finding no one at the customer service desk.
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