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Pilot Was Bitten by Bat After Swarm Invaded Hotel Room, Lawsuit Says

A pilot is suing a Denver hotel after allegedly waking up to a swarm of bats in his room and suffering a bite to his foot.

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The brief

A pilot has filed a lawsuit against a Sheraton hotel in Denver. According to the claims, a swarm of bats invaded the guest's room, resulting in the pilot being bitten on his foot while sleeping.

Coverage from The New York Times, CBS News, and The Independent emphasizes the legal action following the incident. The New York Post reports that the pilot incurred costs exceeding $100,000 for rabies shots as a result of the bite.

Further developments depend on the progression of the lawsuit and the hotel's response to the allegations.

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Where did the incident occur?

The incident took place at a Sheraton hotel in Denver.

What medical costs are associated with the bite?

According to the New York Post, the rabies shots cost the pilot over $100,000.

How did the pilot encounter the bats?

The lawsuit claims a swarm of bats invaded his hotel room and he woke up to one biting his foot.

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