California woman killed by Grizzly bear in Montana when she is pulled out of her tent

Wildlife officials say a grizzly bear killed a woman in Montana after pulling her from her tent in the middle of the night. When she was attacked, Leah Davis Lokan, 65, of Chico, California, was on a long-distance biking trip in Ovando, a community in western Montana, about 60 miles northwest of Helena. Her body was found around 3:30 am after fellow campers in an adjacent tent used bear spray to ward off the 400-pound animal. Wildlife officials from Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks (FWP) report the bear had previously stumbled upon the location early in the morning, where Lokan and a couple were camped near a post office.

OFFICIALS KILLS GRIZZLY BEAR NEAR OVANDO
Wildlife officials shot and killed a grizzly bear early Friday morning less than two miles from Ovando, where a woman was killed in a grizzly bear attack early Tuesday morning.https://t.co/dIrSC7s8dg pic.twitter.com/JAYbCoi5Fm

— Montana FWP (@MontanaFWP) July 9, 2021