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Highly venomous snake on the loose in Santa Ana, police warns
Summary by The Los Angeles Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: Karla Rendon , as published by NBC Los Angeles (KNBC)
· September 28, 2026
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A highly venomous snake has been spotted in Santa Ana, prompting police to warn the public that the reptile is on the loose. The Santa Ana Police Department on Monday issued an alert to the public warning them about a loose Gaboon Viper. The snake, which is an extremely venomous viper native to s...
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Key points The Santa Ana Police Department on Monday issued an alert to the public warning them about a loose Gaboon Viper. A highly venomous snake has been spotted in Santa Ana, prompting police to warn the public that the reptile is on the loose.
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What is this story about? A highly venomous snake has been spotted in Santa Ana, prompting police to warn the public that the reptile is on the loose. The Santa Ana Police Department on Monday issued an alert to the public warning them about a loose Gaboon Viper. The snake, which is an extremely venomous viper native to s...
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