A man who takes his snakes to his local public park sparks a debate about what animals are acceptable in public spaces.
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They said the man was clearly doing no harm and kept his snakes under control at all times, and questioned why the police would need to get involved. It added: "The police request that if you see anyone in the park with snakes, please do not approach the person but call the police on 101 and they will attend".She added: "Really nice guy, answered the 1,001 questions we had about snakes. The snakes were under control and enjoying a little sunbathe.Another said the snake owner was "really nice and full of smiles" and that any concerns about him were "OTT".
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