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From Meat Eater's World News Headquarters in Bozeman, Montana,

this is Cowell's Week in Review with Ryan Cowell-Callang.

Here's Cal.

The birds are chirping, the days are getting longer,

and the weather is warming up if you don't live in Montana.

That can only mean one thing.

It's that time of year when your anglers get yelled at

by adults who, as the kids say these days, have no chill. No chill whatsoever.

What killed the dinosaurs? The age.

The latest example comes from where else, Florida, where a railroad police officer was caught on

camera snapping the fishing poles of two anglers near the town of Teess, or Tice. The teenagers

were casting their lines into a river from a railroad bridge that's part of an active rail line.

Fishing from the bridge is illegal, not to mention dangerous, though they weren't the only ones

to do so. In the video,

the officer can be seen handing a backpack to one of the boys as he grabs the fishing pole from the

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