A woman walks on a beach in Truro, Massachusetts on Cape Cod, the site, three years ago, of a non-fatal shark attack.
A woman walks along the shore in Truro, MA, January 17, 2015. State regulations now prohibit anyone but fisherman from trying to attract sharks.

(TRURO, MA) JUNE 18 – IN THE WAKE OF TWO SHARK MAULINGS IN NORTH CAROLINA, THE STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS – WHICH HAD 60 SHARK SITINGS LAST SUMMER, HAS PUT IN PLACE NEW REGULATIONS PROHIBITING UNAUTHORIZED ATTRACTION OF THE KILLER FISH.
FOX NEWS RADIO’S BILL MARCUS REPORTS FROM CAPE COD.

ALEX, A SWIMMER ON THE BEACH IN TRURO, MA WHERE THERE WAS A NON-FATAL SHARK ATTACK THREE YEARS AGO SAYS IF YOU DON’T BOTHER SHARKS THEY WON’T BOTHER YOU.

TRURO, MASS POLICE LIEUTENANT CRAIG DANZIGER SAYS IF THERE IS A SHARK SITING BEACH GOERS ARE ASKED TO OBSERVE WHICH WAY THE SHARK IS SWIMMING. A PROTOCOL EXISTS ON CAPE COD FOR POLICE DEPARTMENTS IN DEALING WITH SHARK SITINGS.