The black bear that left its signature on an Agape Health Services car parked in downtown Plymouth last week may have been foraging. Or, perhaps was just playful or curious. Or, maybe the bruin was unhappy he didn’t get to Agape’s Adams Street office before closing time.
Whatever the bear’s mood, it left tooth or claw marks on the Toyota’s fender Wednesday evening, June 25, and ripped some plastic undercarriage linings from beneath the vehicle, providing some morning entertainment for Agape staffers when they reported for work the following morning.
“Our people discovered it when they came to work Thursday,” says Dimanique Worsley, Agape’s practice administrator. “They saw the car didn’t look quite the same as it did the day before...”
