MUMBAI, April 8 -- The third leopard sighting in a month in a Malad east housing society - this one in the early hours of Tuesday - has prompted forest officers to install a trap, even as residents ponder long-term safety measures. Tuesday's sighting at Raheja Heights, home to around 1,000 residents, was captured on CCTV, just as the earlier ones were. Cameras recorded a leopard strolling in the parking lot at around 3am. Earlier sightings were on March 17 and 18. Purshottam Tambe, a security guard posted at D wing, said he was alerted to the presence of the leopard when he heard dogs barking. "I went towards the rear gate where I saw a dog had been attacked. When I got there, I saw the leopard taking it away. I shouted loudly. The leopard got scared and fled," he said. P5...