Collingswood officer rescues snapping turtle from street
The turtle was unharmed and relocated to the Cooper River.
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May 27, 2025, 10:34 AM
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1h agoA police officer on parking patrol in Camden County rescued a snapping turtle found roaming a street, authorities said.
Officer Dugan spotted the turtle near Browning Road.
The turtle was unharmed and relocated to the Cooper River.
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