”In all honesty, I shouldn’t have lived and I thank God that I’m here today,” he wrote in the Facebook post. He posted on Facebook in April saying he was bitten by his own West African Green Mamba.Īntivenom from Riverbanks Zoo and Garden in South Carolina had to be rushed to the hospital in order to save Gifford’s life. The zebra cobra was reported outside a home in a neighborhood about a half-mile from Gifford’s home last Monday, June 28, and captured by Raleigh animal control officers on Wednesday evening. Gifford shows off his large collection of exotic reptiles on his TikTok page, where he has a large following.
Gifford also agreed to turn over 75 snakes and not possess any other snakes for a year, WTVD reported. The Raleigh Police Department confirmed the snake was captured in the same neighborhood Wednesday night by animal control and law enforcement officers. The Raleigh News & Observer reported that the Raleigh Police Department. 6 and ordered him to serve 12-month supervised probation and pay $13,000 in restitution-some of which will pay for the overtime of first responders who worked the case. The Raleigh Police Department is warning residents to be aware of a venomous snake that escaped from its owner Monday. Residents of one Raleigh, North Carolina, neighborhood awoke Tuesday to news that a zebra cobra snake was on the loose.
The judge accepted Gifford’s plea on Aug.
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