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Rock throwing Placer County Clear all
21 August 2003 Colfax, Placer County, California Class B #79558

Camping kayakers report rock throwing harassment on North Fork of American River

The witness and their son were camped and eating supper after dark on a wide gravel bar. A boulder estimated at about 15 lbs flew from the direction of the woods and landed about five feet from them, leaving a crater in the sand. They shined flashlights toward where it came from but saw nothing, and stated no human could have thrown it that far.

Rock throwing
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