WILD NIGHT OUT

Cops Find Rattlesnake, Radioactive Uranium, and Whiskey During Traffic Stop

The car had been reported stolen.

During a recent traffic stop in Oklahoma, police discovered a rattlesnake, radioactive uranium, and an open bottle of Kentucky Deluxe inside a car that was suspected of being stolen. Stephen Jennings, the driver, was charged with possession of a stolen vehicle, transporting an open container of liquor, operating a vehicle with a suspended license, and a failure to carry security verification form. Passenger Rachael Rivera was charged with possession of a firearm. The rattlesnake was found during the June 26 traffic stop in Guthrie in a terrarium in the back of the car. Police are still trying to figure out the intended use of the uranium. Guthrie Police Sergeant Anthony Gibbs told FKOR: “It happens to be rattlesnake season at the time, so he can be in possession of this rattlesnake because he has a valid lifetime hunting and fishing license.”