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Raging bear kills two in theatre From correspondents in Moscow A PERFORMING bear mauled two Moscow theatre workers to death and wounded another after he broke out of his cage overnight, police said. The bear, named Dodon and a star attraction in the Russian capital's famed animal theatre Ugolok Durova, became enraged and fatally attacked 33-year-old Umar Zakirov, the RIA-Novosti news agency quoted police officials as saying. He then set upon Zakirov's colleague Shedov Timur, 32, who also met an untimely end. A third theatre worker was bitten on the wrist. "The bear tore two people to pieces and wounded a third," a police spokesman said, adding that the beast was now back in its cage. Ugolok Durova is one of the most popular attactions for children in the Russian capital.
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