Frisco police issued a new warning on Tuesday after a sixth coyote attack in the same area.
Officers said a man was jogging near Eldorado Parkway and Tangerine Lane around 6:40 a.m. Tuesday.
Investigators said a coyote emerged from the vegetation and bit the man. He was later transported to an area hospital by a family member and was treated for minor injuries.
This is the sixth coyote incident in the area since October.
The attacks have all happened in a two-mile stretch of Eldorado Parkway, west of Independence Parkway. They've all been before 9 a.m., so police said don't jog, bike or walk here and report the coyote if you see it.
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The Frisco Police Department said they continue to work with Frisco Animal Services to abate urban wildlife attacks on humans.