New Delhi: It was just another day in Florida except for one minor detail. On Thursday, a lost alligator was spotted in the parking lot of a furniture store shocking customers. Workers at the furniture store called cops to guide it out of the facility and back into the pond.
Officers were forced to drag the reptile through the store and out the back door. "They either had to drag it around the whole plaza or to make sure the gator didn't get hurt, the manager let them take it through the store", an employee told Fox News.
Look at it being dragged like a dog not wanting to go for a walk.
Fortunately, the gator didn't attack any person in the shopping complex.
Not the first time in Florida. Definitely not the last.
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Officers were forced to drag the reptile through the store and out the back door. "They either had to drag it around the whole plaza or to make sure the gator didn't get hurt, the manager let them take it through the store", an employee told Fox News.
Look at it being dragged like a dog not wanting to go for a walk.
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Fortunately, the gator didn't attack any person in the shopping complex.
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Not the first time in Florida. Definitely not the last.
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