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Snakes stolen in New Tredegar burglary

News | Richard Gurner | Published: 12:52, Monday June 10th, 2013.

Two Boa constrictors and a Californian King Snake were stolen during a burglary in New Tredegar

The theft took place at a property in Jones Street, Phillipstown, at approximately 11.35pm on Wednesday June 5.

Police said entry was forced to the property and a number of items were taken, including the three pet snakes.

The missing snakes are described as two brown boa constrictors (approx 4ft long) and one Californian King Snake (approx 2ft long) which is brown in colour with white stripes.

None of the snakes are poisonous according to the owner.

If anyone has any information on the burglary, or can help to locate the missing snakes, please call Gwent Police on 101.

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