SNAKE ATTACK at the Factory! | Boa vs. Python | Now Action

Of the vehicles, sources tell us of huge crates filled with high-yield explosives, automatic weapons, and what appears to be a gigantic pet cage. For this reporter, we may be in the beginning of an appearance by Al-Qaeda in the middle of the heartland of Middle America. For Channel 15 Action News, I'm Kent Humphreys. And we're out. In Action News is more like it. Al Qaeda. Looks more like a big car wreck. Well, that's why you are where you are and I am where I am. Lewis? Really? I thought maybe it was because I am the cameraman and you're the reporter, Ken. Ha, ha, ha. That's us. Start rolling. Rolling, rolling, rolling, rolling. Ken Humphreys, Channel 15, Action News. So, is the government officially deeming this an accident, a multiple homicide, or possibly an al-Qaeda terrorist operation? Al-Qaeda? Yes. I wouldn't know, I just got here. Well, certainly this is an interesting position to be in, uh, Agent... Sharp. Now, if you don't mind. Was the government willing to say anything about the interior of the vehicle? What was inside? Or about the men? Who they were? What they were doing? And any possible connection to any Al-Qaeda terrorist operation? I wouldn't know. I just got here. So there you have it, ladies and gentlemen. You heard it here first on Channel 15 Action News. A possible terrorist operation foiled. Five men in the prime of their lives struck down in this senseless tragedy. What were their names? What were they doing? Why were they here? Kent Humphries, Action News. Can we get even Cooper up for that? Stay in there. Agent Sharp, what do you think of this? Do we tag this as body number six? I think it's what's left of bodies two, three, four, and five. Scale. I found it in the case. That's a big scale. It's a big case. What is that? I thought it showed up number six. Yeah, I did. What the hell? Would you mind putting my evidence back, deputy? Oh, sorry. I found this in the back of the truck. Deputy, where exactly does that lead? Ah, that's one of the access tunnels to the Philadelphia Water Treatment Plant. Thank you, Deputy. Maybe you should go clean up. I think you've got a piece of liver on your chin. Right. Maybe I should. Looks like it's some sort of tranquilizer, darling. But for what? I'm not sure yet, but whatever it is, it woke up. Agent Sharp, I just got a call from the treatment plant. Apparently they were just attacked. Attacked by what? I just saw a giant snake. Call the plant back, tell them I want this entrance sealed, all main lines connected to it turned off, the facility itself evacuated. Sir, if I understand you right, are you asking me to have them turn off the only major source of water for this half of the state? I'm ordering, Deputy, not asking. Agent Sharp, I don't mind telling you that people in this state get a little upset when their toilets don't flush and the sinks are dry. Let's see. We'll need maps and diagrams of every aqueduct, pipe, and tunnel. All ways leading in and out of that system. That thing's down there, and I'm not about to let it back out, at least not until we can call in some serious firepower. So call in two reserve units, get the highway patrol to lock off all traffic within a five-mile radius, and then I want everything we've got on the Larson project. That was the CIA project gone bad. A couple of big snakes that got loose in Russia and then wiped out the entire team. Yes, just get me the file. Right. And get me Monica Bonds.