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Opinion: California’s lone wolf returns to Oregon: Why?

By Robert GreeneEditorial Writer 
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Via LA Observed and the Department of Fish and Game:

‘After drawing much public attention for his historic trek into California, the gray wolf designated as OR7 has turned north and crossed back into Oregon.’

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Please pick a response.

1. Is everyone leaving California?

2. He must have read about Daniel Richards. Better stay away from Idaho too.

3. Didn’t the Supreme Court say the cops couldn’t track anyone by GPS?

4. Self-deportation.

5. Your response, which you can leave below in the comments.

--Robert Greene

Opinion L.A.
Robert Greene

Robert Greene is an editorial writer covering water, drought, criminal justice reform, policing, mental health and Los Angeles County government. He won the Pulitzer Prize for Editorial Writing in 2021 for work “that clearly and holistically examined the Los Angeles criminal justice system.” Greene previously was a staff writer for the L.A. Weekly and a reporter and associate editor for the Metropolitan News-Enterprise. Prior to becoming a journalist, he was an attorney in Los Angeles. He is a resident of Highland Park and a graduate of USC and Georgetown University Law Center.

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