Gloucester County officials are looking for a second raccoon after one of the animals linked to an attack in Glassboro, New Jersey, tested positive for rabies. The case has raised health concerns in the area as authorities continue their investigation.
According to the report, the incident happened Sunday morning outside the Glassboro home of Kevin Tucker. Officials say the search now focuses on another raccoon believed to have been involved in the encounter.
A positive rabies test makes the investigation especially urgent because the virus can pose a serious risk after contact with infected wildlife. The confirmed result has turned what began as an animal attack case into a broader public health matter for local authorities.
Officials have not indicated that the search is over, and efforts remain centered on finding the second raccoon connected to the Glassboro attack. The investigation is continuing as authorities work to determine the full circumstances of the incident.
