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	His presence frightened both police and civilians inside the station because the python was still wrapping around his right arm. Police did not know what charges to file against the snake so they called a rescue foundation to take it to be released into the wild. The man, who requested anonymity, received first aid treatment for the snakebite on his left arm.</div>
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