Indonesian Police Use Two-Meter Snake To Interrogate Suspected Thief
Newsweek
Newsweek
  • 5 years ago
Indonesian police used a two-meter snake to interrogate a suspected thief in Papau. Police draped the snake round the suspect, who had his hands tied behind his back and screamed in fear.
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