Deputy helps trap giant boa constrictor in Seminole County
Snake was captured near Old Lake Mary Road
Jacob Langston, Digital Journalist
Deputy Leguizamo helped trap an escaped 6-foot boa constrictor (Seminole County Sheriff's Office)
SEMINOLE COUNTY, Fla. – A Seminole County deputy helped trap a 6-foot long boa constrictor last week, according to the sheriff’s office.
According to a tweet from the department, Deputy Leguizamo helped wrangle the escaped snake on Old Lake Mary Road early Wednesday.
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Snakes Alive! Deputy Leguizamo helped round up this escaped six-foot Boa on Old Lake Mary road early Wednesday. She contacted a local exotic animal rescue and handed it over for safekeeping. pic.twitter.com/WTncZ4eMHC
Officials with the Seminole County Sheriff’s Office said the deputy contacted a local exotic animal rescue to hand over the snake for safekeeping.
This comes as a curious alligator stopped by an east Orange County fire station Saturday, proving that interesting wildlife is all around us in Central Florida.
