Re: Snake seizeure in washington
Good catch! Well.. Msnbc reported that it was in Washington state. That is very interesting..
Re: Snake seizeure in washington
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Originally Posted by
BPelizabeth
Here is the state law that I found:
Washington
Category: B
Summary of Law: No person may possess or breed a potentially dangerous animal after July, 2007. A potentially dangerous animal includes but not limited to Large cats, wolves, bears, hyenas, non-human primates, elephants, alligators, crocodiles, water monitors, crocodile monitors; and various species of venomous snakes.
various, not ALL. perhaps he has only been keeping the legal venomous species.
Re: Snake seizeure in washington
And I made the mistake of believing them.. sleep deprivation will do that. note to self: sleep before taking news media at there word.
Re: Snake seizeure in washington
Vancouver’s Shumway is in Washington, from what I have looked up.
The Canadian Vancouver is about 300 miles away.
And I agree with VYP....kids have the best intentions....but they do talk. Well who knows...the law is soooooo left up to interpretation upon whichever individual is using it. At least that is how I read it. He could have all the proper permits and they did not do their homework...so time will tell. I am pretty sad though that these animals were well cared for and taken by individuals that perhaps do not know how to take care of them. Doesn't negate if he broke the law though...(just as a disclaimer).
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Vancouver’s Shumway is in Washington
I stand corrected I saw Vancouver and figured Vancouver Canada, Any python over 3m is illegal as are all venomous snakes.
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Originally Posted by
kitedemon
Vancouver’s Shumway is in Washington
I stand corrected I saw Vancouver and figured Vancouver Canada, Any python over 3m is illegal as are all venomous snakes.
lol...after you said that I was OMG....I had to check...
Wow that is quite strict!
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The man was not arrested, but officers said they plan to send their reports to prosecuting attorneys for possible charges of illegal snake and alligator possession, and possible permit violations.
from articla I guessing that part of it was th illegal vemonous snakes, the gator, and the possible permit violations. I say if he just moved there recently he can play dumb and gett off with a warning and lost of the illegal reptiles ( possible get the other reptiles back) and a fine.
It not surpising that so amny people have a snake illegally since i know noone ever bothers to check for permits or turn the info in like thelaw requires. in such cases.
