50 Deadly Snakes Kept Inside Central Fla. Home
Homeowner Allowed To Keep Collection Of Cobras, Vipers
POSTED: Tuesday, February 19, 2008
UPDATED: 9:25 am EST February 19,2008
DELTONA, Fla. -- A Central Florida man will be allowed to keep a collection of cobras, vipers and rattlesnakes inside his residential home despite an effort to have them removed.
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Brian Radenberg has 50 venomous snakes slithering inside his home on Snow Drive in Deltona.The city wants the snakes removed but it can't force Radenberg to get rid of the snakes because the 37-year-old has state permits allowing him to keep the reptiles, Local 6 reported.Monday night the City Commission amended its animal control ordinance. In two weeks, there will be another public hearing where the city will discuss requiring warning notices on homes with dangerous reptiles.Animal control officers told the Daytona News Journal they never received a complaint about the snakes. They found Radenberg's name on a list of state permit holders. Watch Local 6 News for more on this story.
IMAGES: More strange stories, images Brian Radenberg has 50 venomous snakes slithering inside his home on Snow Drive in Deltona.The city wants the snakes removed but it can't force Radenberg to get rid of the snakes because the 37-year-old has state permits allowing him to keep the reptiles, Local 6 reported.Monday night the City Commission amended its animal control ordinance. In two weeks, there will be another public hearing where the city will discuss requiring warning notices on homes with dangerous reptiles.Animal control officers told the Daytona News Journal they never received a complaint about the snakes. They found Radenberg's name on a list of state permit holders. Watch Local 6 News for more on this story.
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