A giant snake nearly killed a man after wrapping itself around his neck, police said.
"When patrol officers arrived on scene, they observed a 28-year-old male who was unresponsive and lying on the floor of the home with the mid portion of a large snake wrapped around the male’s neck," according to a report filed by Upper Macungie
police."Due to the massive size of the reptile , one of the officers was able to shoot the snake in the head without risking further injury to the male. Once the snake was injured from the gunshot, the officers were able to pull the male to safety."
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