Police - Python and fish die after breaking into gazebo
A burglary in a garden shed in Cottbus has cost the life of a king python and several fish. The unknown perpetrators probably destroyed an aquarium with fish during the break-in on Wednesday night, the southern police department reported on Thursday. "The fish died, as did a king python kept in the arbor, which succumbed to the cold in the open arbor." The keeping of such a non-poisonous constrictor snake is generally permitted in Brandenburg, the police explained. According to initial findings, the perpetrators stole cash. The criminal investigation department has started the investigation.
Police report
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- The garden in Cottbus is home to various animals, including exotic pets like the royal python, which was unfortunately lost during the recent break-in.
- It's worth noting that in Brandenburg, keeping non-poisonous constrictor snakes, such as the royal python, is legally permitted, as long as they are properly cared for.
- In a similar incident, nearby Brandenburg, police discovered that criminals had broken into a home and made off with several aquariums containing various types of fish.
- The local police department is advising residents to secure their properties to prevent such incidents, especially with the increase in criminal activity seen in recent times, which includes break-ins in cottages and homes with pets like pets such as royal pythons and fish.
Source: www.stern.de
