Police officer in North Carolina uses a net to remove a baby gator from a community pool
@Deepizzaguy (110864)
Lake Charles, Louisiana
June 15, 2025 3:23pm CST
A deputy with the Brunswick County Sheriff's Office (BCSO) in North Carolina answered an emergency call from a resident in Ocean Isle Beach on Monday May 19 when a baby alligator was swimming in the community pool.
The deputy whose name was not released used a net to remove the baby alligator from the swimming pool safely to a nearby body of water.
No one was hurt in the incident.
Link is upi.com/5621747758325 via @upi
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@Ineeddentures (4719)
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16 Jun
Can these baby gators hurt humans.
Are.they quite aggressive even when they are cute little babies
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@Deepizzaguy (110864)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
16 Jun
I am sure that baby gators can be more aggressive as babies than they are adults.
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@Deepizzaguy (110864)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
16 Jun
@Ineeddentures Neither would I want to be near an alligator.
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@Ineeddentures (4719)
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16 Jun
@Deepizzaguy
Could be.
I don't want to see either a baby or an adult anywhere near me
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@celticeagle (175859)
• Boise, Idaho
15 Jun
They are rather cute when young -- and little.
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@RasmaSandra (86093)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
15 Jun
That looks like a cute gator. If I had a small pool I would not mind it swimming there,
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@LindaOHio (191504)
• United States
16 Jun
I'm glad no one was hurt and the baby gator was relocated.
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@Deepizzaguy (110864)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
16 Jun
I am in agreement with you that the baby gator was saved and relocated to another safe area.
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