The tiger then made his way to a nearby field, where Lt. Robert Poppas shot it an hour later. Poppas, the second law enforcement officer to arrive at the field, said he used his duty shotgun to kill the tiger as it faced him down from about 30 yards away. A proposed center near West High School where people could swap hazardous chemicals will be considered by the District 4 Advisory Board. People would be able to drop off or pick up paint, kerosene, pesticides and other household chemicals.
Some neighbors oppose the plan.
The board allows time at its meeting for public comment.