Victoria Police find fugitive reptile hiding under a parked vehicle, retrieve python on the run since July
Police say a large snake that went missing somewhere in a Victoria-area neighbourhood was found hiding under a vehicle.
1.4-metre-long ball python taken to veterinarian for a health check

Police say a large snake that went missing in a Victoria, B.C., neighbourhood has been found hiding under a vehicle.
Victoria police issued a statement saying the nearly 1.4-metre-long ball python, which had been reported missing on Aug. 4, was found Wednesday just before 6 p.m. It had been missing since July 2.
They say a patrol officer who is familiar with snakes took the animal into custody without incident.
The snake has been transported to a veterinary hospital for assessment, but appears to be in good health.
The reptile was reported missing not far from Victoria West Park and the Galloping Goose regional trail, a popular walking and cycling trail.
Ball pythons are not venomous but police say a snake of that size could be a risk to pets or other smaller creatures.