Clearwater police remove 5-foot boa constrictor from woman's car: 'Another day in Florida'


In an unusual twist of events in Clearwater, Florida, the local police department was called to handle an unexpected intruder last week. A resident’s vehicle became the temporary perch for an uninvited, slithering guest—a boa constrictor measuring over five feet in length.

This scaly visitor was discovered lounging on the hood of a car parked on Franklin Street. The startled owner, understandably concerned by the sight, decided to seek assistance from the police.

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