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As seen in: KABB-TV (San Antonio, TX), Sinclair Inc., BMJ Open, medRxiv, Harlingen Valley Morning Star, Blogarama, Texas Border Business, In Business Phoenix, UTRGV Rider, Mega Doctor News, La Prensa Texas, DIG MAG
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15-foot python captured after slipping into neighbor's truck engine

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By Clarissa Martinez, Kaylie Kruk
| KABB-TV (San Antonio, TX) Verified
Animal Control officers caught a 15-foot python that terrorized people in a Garland neighborhood just Northeast of Dallas.
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15-foot python captured after slipping into neighbor's truck engine

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By Clarissa Martinez, Kaylie Kruk
| KABB-TV (San Antonio, TX) Verified
GARLAND, Texas - Animal Control officers caught a 15-foot python that terrorized people in a Garland neighborhood just Northeast of Dallas. A couple found the snake in their neighbor's truck, curled up under the hood. Another woman called Animal Control to report the snake, but by the time they got there, the snake had pushed its way into the truck's engine. Then, it ended up coiled underneath the truck's body. Garland resident Jesse Diaz said, "Animal Control was just one guy.
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CPS Energy assures readiness for summer demand and storm season

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By Clarissa Martinez
| KABB-TV (San Antonio, TX) Verified
SAN ANTONIO — As summer approaches with its soaring temperatures, CPS Energy has announced its preparedness to meet the anticipated high demand for electricity. Rudy Garza, President and CEO of CPS Energy, said, "There's more than enough energy to cover the peak demand that we expect for our service area this summer.
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