Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe FRAZER, Pa., July 22 (UPI) -- A Pittsburgh-area mall was evacuated after a bear was spotted roaming through a Sears store, officials said. The small female brown bear entered the Pittsburgh Mills mall in Frazer about 9 p.m. Saturday, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported. Advertisement Wildlife conservation officers were able to lure the bear toward the entrance doors, where she was trapped between the double doors and shot twice with a tranquilizer gun, officials said. No one was hurt during the incident and the bear was taken away from the mall, the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review reported. "It was probably more frightened than anything," said Dan Puhala, a wildlife conservation officer. "For the most part that bear wanted to get away from everybody." Read More Polar bear euthanized at Detroit Zoo Game wardens fret LA bear's celeb status Bear captured near theme park entrance Bear caught after hours in a tree
