Python smashed shop

Australian state of Queensland Police found 17-pound python length of 5, 7 meters, according to Nine News. Python caught a day after officials thrift store St. Vincent de Paul, located in the town of Ingham, said the police about ograblenii.

The police came to the store on Monday, July 8, and made the assumption that the "robber" could penetrate through the ceiling into the room, which was pierced hole (presumably python climbed into the store through the roof damaged by a hurricane in 2011). On the floor below the hole was discovered a puddle of vomit and the room itself was smashed shop, goods scattered on zalu.

The next day, the store called the police again after it discovered the reptile. Apparently, the python was hiding in the store for a full day. For his capture was caused by snake catcher, then the python was released in a nearby swamp.

Source: mirfactov.com/