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FITCHBURG, Mass. - Rescue workers stepped in to free a Massachusetts man from the clutches of a 7-foot-long snake. Police said the 20-pound Burmese python wrapped itself around Keith Chartrand, of Fitchburg, on Monday, and then bit him.
The snake didn't back off until firefighters sprayed it with a fire extinguisher.
"It was my fault. It was," Chartrand said. "Snakes are not bad reptiles to own. They're not. You just got to keep them happy, and do what it says in books."
Chartrand did not suffer any serious injuries as a result of the bite, but he did tell police he did not want the snake back.
FITCHBURG, Mass. - Rescue workers stepped in to free a Massachusetts man from the clutches of a 7-foot-long snake. Police said the 20-pound Burmese python wrapped itself around Keith Chartrand, of Fitchburg, on Monday, and then bit him.
The snake didn't back off until firefighters sprayed it with a fire extinguisher.
"It was my fault. It was," Chartrand said. "Snakes are not bad reptiles to own. They're not. You just got to keep them happy, and do what it says in books."
Chartrand did not suffer any serious injuries as a result of the bite, but he did tell police he did not want the snake back.
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