Bath officers rescue bald eagle

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Two officers in Bath rescued a young bald eagle Tuesday afternoon.

Officer Brett McIntire and Animal Control Officer James McKnight responded to a call about a sick or injured bald eagle in north Bath, according to the Bath Police Department.