Calif. Police Officers Nab Massive Boa Constrictor on the Loose

    Oct. 12, 2022
    After multiple residents reported an escaped 6-foot boa constrictor slithering along a street, Livermore police were dispatched to capture the snake and reunite it with its owner.

    By Sabrina Pascua

    Source San Francisco Chronicle

    Livermore, CA, Police Department
    A Livermore, CA, police officer holds a 6-foot boa constrictor that escaped from a resident's home Monday.
    A Livermore, CA, police officer holds a 6-foot boa constrictor that escaped from a resident's home Monday.

    A 6-foot-long boa constrictor slithered onto a Livermore street Monday night after police responded to reports of the creature on the loose.

    Multiple people reported the escaped snake to police, stating that residents were scared, Livermore police said in a Facebook post.

    The snake belonged to a resident in the area, according to officers when they arrived on the scene. Police returned the boa to its owner Monday night.

    No injuries were noted in an update shared by Livermore police on Twitter.

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