According to Hamiruddin, La Ali's left hand was already inside the mouth of the giant python. Fortunately, La Ali managed to save himself from the python's bite. "The victim was bitten on his left thigh," said Hamiruddin. In addition to the left thigh, the python also bit the victim's left palm.

He said that after being chopped with a machete, the python snake was taken to the village and became a spectacle for the people of Kancebungi and its surroundings. According to Hamiruddin, La Ali went to the forest during the day. In the afternoon, around 17.00 Wita, Hamiruddin heard the victim's wife screaming for help. Hamiruddin, who was guarding the Election Polling Station (TPS) in Kancebungi Village at that time, immediately moved towards the victim's wife. "His wife went to the village asking for help, she was screaming. I was on duty at the TPS," said Hamiruddin.

Hamiruddin and the residents then searched for the snake's whereabouts, which was eventually found hiding behind the bushes. "We immediately trapped its head with a rope, then cut it almost severed at the neck," he said. The helpless python was then carried to the village and became a spectacle for the residents of Kancebungi.