Police fired 12 shots at a crocodile to free an Indonesian man's body parts from the reptile's mouth. The victim, Roberto Martinus, was reported missing while fishing at a river in Limddale Estate. The crocodile had to be shot in order to release a leg.
Police Crocodile Indonesian Man Body Parts Fishing River
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