OVIEDO, Fla. – An 11-foot alligator crawled onto State Highway 417 close to Oviedo, forcing authorities to quickly shut the toll highway.
The incident occurred Wednesday morning on S.R. 417 north close to the north finish of the bridge over Lake Jesup.
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Site visitors cameras confirmed the gator surrounded by an Oviedo police automobile and an unmarked Florida Freeway Patrol cruiser.
Tail Gator! Thanks media and LEO companions for getting the phrase out on this 11-footer who strolled out of Lake Jesup this morning and in to Northbound 417 site visitors inflicting fairly a jam! @fox35orlando @FHPOrlando @OviedoPD @MyFWC pic.twitter.com/306kx4tB5X
— Seminole County S.O. (@SeminoleSO) April 27, 2022
Drivers have been in a position to get by within the unblocked lane, however the gator later moved to the shoulder and each lanes have been reopened.
The Seminole County Sheriff’s Workplace was additionally referred to as to analyze.
FHP Lt. Kim Montes stated troopers are ready for a trapper to point out as much as take away the gator.
It’s not recognized why the alligator was crossing the highway.
Now thats a giant boy!!
gator on the proper shoulder of northbound SR-417 by Lake Jesup pic.twitter.com/bO3Myq1b31— “Trooper Steve” Montiero (@TrooperSteve_) April 27, 2022
Um gator within the highway …
NB SR-417 north of Lake Jesup
– TRAFFIC HEAVILY DELAYED pic.twitter.com/BwBPWzjFWB— “Trooper Steve” Montiero (@TrooperSteve_) April 27, 2022
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