Snake found in west bromwich

Police have rescued a foot yellow python from a residential street in West Bromwich, after receiving a call from the public in the early hours of the morning. West Midlands Police received the call at 1.

The yellow python was spotted in Harwood Street, West Bromwich. We have more newsletters. Police officers are used to dealing with slippery characters but it's not every day they have to handle a 12 foot snake. Luckily, they were not easily rattled by news of a huge serpent slithering down a Black Country street. The yellow python was spotted in Harwood Street, West Bromwich, at around 1.

Snake found in west bromwich

By Tom Pyman. A huge 12ft python was seen slithering down a street in the Black Country today before three police officers managed to catch it. Officers were called after a shocked resident spotted the huge reptile in Harwood Street, West Bromwich, at around 1. Police arrived to discover the yellow python - one of world's biggest snakes which are native to Southeast Asia - in the middle of the road. But with the RSPCA unable to attend due to the time of the call, it took three brave response officers to step in to rescue it. After putting a bag over its head and ushering it into a police van, the slippery suspect was taken to a vets to be checked over. A West Midlands Police spokesperson said: 'Our officers are not easily rattled when it comes to responding to unusual calls as we deal with a huge variety of incidents. Yellow Burmese pythons can grow up to 16ft 5m long and mainly eat birds and mammals, but also amphibians and reptiles. It is non-venomous and kills its prey with sharp teeth before wrapping its body around the animal to kill it through constriction. After the force shared images of the rescue on social media, local residents branded it a 'real-life nightmare. The hair-raising encounter is not the first time West Midlands Police officers have had to rescue a snake in recent months.

Just after 1. A force spokesperson said: "Our officers are not easily rattled when it comes to responding to unusual calls as we deal with a huge variety of incidents.

The dramatic incident took place in the early hours of Tuesday morning, where residents of Harwood Street noticed the gigantic snake slithering along the road. A video shot by local resident Aftab Ali shows an officer wrapping a towel around the snake's head to prevent it from biting him. Three officers then gently lift the snake and struggle to carry it, until a fourth officer joins the team effort. Aftab said: "First of all I'd like to thank the West Midlands Police team, our heroes for coming out and rescuing this foot python. It was a horrific, scary night, to witness this foot python which was fighting against a team to escape. West Midlands Police responded to the incident after receiving a call at 1. Thankfully, the impressive snake was safely rescued and was transferred to a nearby vets for overnight care.

The yellow python was spotted in Harwood Street, West Bromwich. We have more newsletters. Police officers are used to dealing with slippery characters but it's not every day they have to handle a 12 foot snake. Luckily, they were not easily rattled by news of a huge serpent slithering down a Black Country street. The yellow python was spotted in Harwood Street, West Bromwich, at around 1. Three officers could be seen detaining the roaming reptile before it was put in the police van. West Midlands Police said the snake was then taken to a nearby veterinary hospital, where it was cared for overnight. A force spokesperson said: "Our officers are not easily rattled when it comes to responding to unusual calls as we deal with a huge variety of incidents. Just after 1. We managed to safely rescue the snake and get it into our van without too many slips and slides.

Snake found in west bromwich

By Mark White. Police responded to an emergency call at 1. Officers from the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals were unable to attend the scene at that time of the night. West Midlands police said the inability of the RSPCA to respond, left the tricky task of recovering the giant snake to "some of our brave officers" who stepped in.

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The dramatic incident took place in the early hours of Tuesday morning, where residents of Harwood Street noticed the gigantic snake slithering along the road.

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