
"Please, don't try this at home," pleaded the Slidell Police Department on Facebook
What would you do if you stumbled across a three-foot alligator? Panic? Call the cops? Strangely, a Louisiana man's first reaction was to haul the reptile into his car, take it home...and then call the cops to remove it.
Police in the town of Slidell, Louisiana report posted two pictures of the alligator with a warning: "Please, don't try this at home!"
The Slidell Police Department explained the man spotted the three-foot alligator on the side of the road. Worried it would get it by a car, he loaded the 'gator into his vehicle and drove home. And then contacted the police, asking them to remove the reptile from his house.
Slidell Animal Control and the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries took the alligator safely back into the wild.
"Another "we can't make this up" story! Only in Louisiana!" joked the cops on Facebook.
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Police in the town of Slidell, Louisiana report posted two pictures of the alligator with a warning: "Please, don't try this at home!"
The Slidell Police Department explained the man spotted the three-foot alligator on the side of the road. Worried it would get it by a car, he loaded the 'gator into his vehicle and drove home. And then contacted the police, asking them to remove the reptile from his house.
Slidell Animal Control and the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries took the alligator safely back into the wild.
"Another "we can't make this up" story! Only in Louisiana!" joked the cops on Facebook.
Read the full post below: