In this combination photos taken Saturday, Jan. 7, 2012, a wild full grown leopard scalps the head of a man as it attacks after wandering into a residential neighborhood in Gauhati, in the northern state of Assam, India. Later the leopard was tranquilized by wildlife official and taken to the state zoological park. The leopard ventured into a crowded area and injured four people before it was captured and caged, local reports said.AP Photo/Manas Paran, The Sunday Indian
"; aryZooms[imgCounter] = "javascript: NewWindow(870,675,window.document.location+'&Template=photos&img="+imgCounter+"')"; var match = /Cod Times/.test("AP Photo/Manas Paran, The Sunday Indian"); if (match==false || "AP Photo/Manas Paran, The Sunday Indian"==""){ document.getElementById('purchasePhoto').style.display = "none"; } bolImages=true;GAUHATI, India -- A leopard that wandered into a city in eastern India went on a rampage, killing one man, swiping off part of another man's scalp and injuring three other people before authorities tranquilized the animal.
Neighbors in Gauhati said the big cat attacked a 50-year-old lawyer as he talked on his cell phone Sunday evening outside his house. He was rushed to hospital where he died.
Four other people were injured, including a man who had part of his scalp torn off by the animal in a dramatic episode captured by a local newspaper photographer.
Gauhati wildlife official Utpal Bora says authorities plan to release the animal at a wildlife park about 120 miles (200 kilometers) west of the city.
Conservationists say deforestation has increasingly pushed leopards into populated areas.
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