Raccoon hooliganism is pretty frequent here in Connecticut. They usually aren't dangerous around my house (as human contact is unfortunately common), but I'd be

Raccoon hooliganism is pretty frequent here in Connecticut. They usually aren't dangerous around my house (as human contact is unfortunately common), but I'd be more weary of a solo racoon during the day with regards to rabies than a gang at night. Of course, I wouldn't touch one regardless. Usually during the day, they'll just scurry as fast as possible to stuff their fat bodies into the nearest curbside sewer drain. If they don't, I'd get away.