| Trooper Kills 7 Foot Python in Ottawa County |
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| Written by Jeff Jones | |
| Tuesday, 19 August 2008 | |
From the Muskegon Chronicle: "Brian Ahlin thought he saw a large stick in the middle of 156th Avenue in Ottawa County Monday morning until it reared up and started attacking the side of his pickup. "I was driving to my home on Polk Street and saw this SUV on the side of the road and I what I thought was a stick in the road," he said. "But as I got closer I said, 'That ain't no stick.' And then as I got closer I realized, 'Shoot, that's snake.' Then I got even closer and I thought 'That's a python!' Then, it started attacking the truck." State Police Trooper William Coon of the Grand Haven Post was dispatch. When Coon arrived, he found a 7-foot-long python lunging at anything that moved, including himself. "It's jaws were really wide open and he came after me," Coon said. "Even after being run over, it was still lunging." Coon said he had no choice but to kill the snake. It took three bullets, including one to the head.
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