This article addresses a contradiction that
an animal-control officer, Richard Parrinello, was hiding numerous snakes for
selling them on the illegal side. He committed an immoral business utilizing
the animals at his private place even though he is an animal-control officer
being involved in an animal rights group. There were Burmese pythons among the
stash of snakes he had, which are illegal to have in the state of New York because
the snakes can grow to thirty feet long and have potential to kill human. According
to the author, it actually happened that there were two young boys who were
eaten by a Burmese python in the state. In my opinion, Parrinello deserves an
aggravated punishment since he was caught not only running a business at his
house without a permit, but also owning the Burmese pythons which are illegal
to have in the state of New York.
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