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Originally Posted by Maker
I know of an alligator attack. A woman was walking two dogs on a villages built walking path that goes near a pond. It was in the afternoon daylight. Alligator pounced on the dogs without any warning. She tried to save them, but could not. She suffered bites and cuts. One dog badly hurt, other dog taken by alligator.
This was about a year ago.
This info was given in person by the woman who was attacked. She is traumatized and will never walk near a pond ever again.
Bee Ess about the "it never happens here"
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Originally Posted by JMintzer
I don't remember reading a single word about this...
Are you sure it happened in TV?
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Originally Posted by Maker
Since we talked at a village pool, and she lived close to the pool, I would say it happened in the villages.
Sorry about your memory. Perhaps that explains reason for all the passive aggressive posts
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Was that the incident near Canal street in May 2022, the two dogs that were off leash near the pond? The article I found does not mention the owner becoming involved or getting injured. Possibly not the same incident though since the article says it was a "visitor" walking the dogs and that the second dog was unhurt.
Not only do I also not remember those details, I cannot find any articles with details that match the description above.
in any case, it sounds more like the woman attacked the alligator and not the other way around and it is no surprise that the alligator reacted to being attacked.
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