Eagle River woman says she was surprised, chased by brown bear at the end of her driveway

Eagle River resident Corinne Rollman said she had never seen a brown bear in the neighborhood she’s lived in for 17 years - that is, until she was chased by one at the bottom of her driveway this week.
Rollman was setting her garbage out around 8:15 a.m. on Thursday when she looked up to see a large bear coming toward her.
“He sees me, he just starts coming, just starts approaching me, and all I could do was run,” she said.
Rollman said she quickly realized running was futile, so she turned and faced the bear.
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[@fatamorgana4318]

Don't blame the bears because you choose to live in their neighborhood. The fact that she wants this bear killed just for wandering thru says all I need to know about this Karen. Signed, an Alaskan.

[@N238E]

Shut up

[@Zeahappy]

I love this state!

[@Drockaggie25]

I mowed this yard this summer. Worked for Wintergreen.

[@MEMUNDOLOL]

woman - "yea i did everything wrong, i refused to handle the situation like professionals recommend and as a result bear probably would come back, now kill him cos if i had a children, which i dont, than they(imaginary children) would be in danger, kill the bear "