A New Jersey woman got a slithery surprise when she returned home from a wheel alignment and discovered a 3-foot python wedged inside the front grille of her car — prompting police to dismantle part of the vehicle to free the reptile.
Aiyana Hudson made the startling discovery on Sept. 14 in Franklin Township and called police for help, according to WABC-TV.
Body camera footage showed responding officers inspecting the car and working to determine how to safely remove the snake.
Officer Lisseth Villacis told the outlet that police initially contacted animal control but were told the agency only handled domesticated animals.
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