Second snake seized from pedicab driver arrested with python around his neck in San Diego
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}This Sept. 19, 2014 photo provided by the San Diego County Department of Animal Services shows a boa constrictor that has been seized from a man in San Diego, Calif. Authorities said Wednesday, Sept. 24, 2014 that 27-year-old Travis Eisner-Young was arrested while driving his pedicab Sept. 16. When police found him, he had a ball python around his neck. After learning that Eisner-Young had at least one more snake, Animal Services officers went to his hotel room and found a boa constrictor, seen in this photo, in poor condition. (AP Photo/San Diego County Department of Animal Services) (The Associated Press)
A second snake has been seized from a San Diego man who had a python around his neck when he was arrested a week ago on suspicion of driving his pedicab while drunk.
The Los Angeles Times reported Wednesday (http://lat.ms/1rnTKkk) that 27-year-old Travis Eisner-Young was arrested while driving his pedicab Sept. 16. When police found him, he had a ball python around his neck.
After learning that Eisner-Young had at least one more snake, Animal Services personnel went to his hotel room and found a boa constrictor. Animal Services deputy director Daniel DeSousa says the snake was in poor condition.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}The boa constrictor and the ball python are now at a veterinary hospital that specializes in exotic animals.
Officials say the python was found to be suffering from dehydration, anemia and starvation.
No phone listing for Eisner-Young was found.
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Information from: Los Angeles Times, http://www.latimes.com