Anger and frustration as Florida man mauled by tiger to face no charges over animal's death

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Anger and frustration as Florida man mauled by tiger to face no charges over animal's death
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River Rosenquist deliberately jumped over the safety barrier and stuck his arm inside the tiger enclosure.

Officers arrived to find Eko pulling Rosenquist's arm inside the enclosure. After the shot was fired, Eko was pronounced dead at the scene by veterinarians. Naples Zoo has since said that it understood the"incredibly difficult situation" the deputy had to deal with.Rosenquist nearly had to have his arm amputated following the incident. A nurse treating him for his injuries said that he had smelled of alcohol at the time.

As Rosenquist had breached the posted structural safety barrier, the zoo was not held accountable for the attack. The cages of Eko's facility were bounded by an eight-foot-high fence with three strands of barbed wire on the top. There had also been a sign outside the fence that said:"DANGER AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL ONLY."

In a statement from the Collier County Sheriff's Office, Sheriff Kevin Rambosk said:"I am frustrated and even angered that there is no existing criminal law that applies in this tragic situation that resulted in the untimely death of a rare and endangered tiger." The statement said that Rosenquist's acts had been"irresponsible." Rambosk said he has met with leadership at Naples Zoo and is"committed" to developing draft legislation, which will hold those who endanger animals with"reckless acts" accountable.Naples Zoo/Naples ZooEko was 8 years old and weighed approximately 250 pounds.

Because of their immense physical strength, tigers are often considered one of the deadliest mammals; however they usually avoid humans. They have been known to attack in order to defend their territory or cubs.

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