Officers with the Franklin Township Police Department in New Jersey helped remove a snake that made itself at home in a car ...

Snakes turning up in and around vehicles isn't as unusual as it sounds.

Body camera footage shows New Jersey police dismantling a car's front bumper to free a 3-foot ball python wedged inside the ...

Police in New Jersey removed a three-foot snake that made itself at home inside the grille of a car. The reptile was later identified as a non-native ball python and transported to a local animal ...

Police in New Jersey were called out to an unusual situation when 3-foot ball python was found stuck in the front grille of a vehicle.

SOMERSET, NJ — Franklin Township police officers encountered an unusual call this week after a roughly 3-foot-long snake became trapped inside the front of a vehicle. Officers responded to a ...

The vehicle owners called police, who then called animal control. But animal control said it only handles domesticated animals. So officers ended up handling the call and worked to free the ...

When officers arrived, they located the python but could not immediately reach it. They had to break off the bumper.

A 3-foot ball python was found trapped in a vehicle grill in Franklin. Police removed the bumper and rescued the snake.