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The Florida House is currently deliberating a controversial proposed law known as the "Cocaine Bear" bill, which, if enacted, would afford residents the right to shoot bears on their property. The legislation has ignited a fierce debate between proponents emphasizing property rights and opponents concerned about its potential impact on wildlife conservation.
The bill's moniker, the "Cocaine Bear" bill, stems from the infamous story of a bear found dead in 1985 after ingesting cocaine dropped from a smuggler's plane in Georgia. While the proposed law doesn't directly relate to drug-related incidents, its quirky name has garnered. . .
