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A SOUTH FLORIDA college student says he was startled when he saw a large snake crawl under his roommate’s car.
Nova Southeastern University students Ross Price and his roommate James Hand called an exterminator on 1 February, but were told it was too late to send someone. So they called the Davie Police Department.
The Sun-Sentinel reports Officer Tony Bernardo — the go-to guy for dealing with wildlife — and two other officers responded. The snake put up a fight and moved deep into the Toyota Camry’s engine compartment. Eventually, they pulled out an 11-foot reticulated python.
Police spokesman Mark Leone says it was likely a pet because it was in a residential area. The snake was turned over to a company licensed by the state to care for exotic animals.
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