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A peaceful fishing trip ended in tragedy after 71-year-old Steven Hamilton was fatally attacked by an alligator at Dr. Bradford Memorial Park in Winter Garden, Florida, near Lake Apopka. Authorities said the incident occurred around 5 p.m. on Friday, October 16, 2026. <Cite refs={[“turn426755news11”,“turn426755search10”]}/> 🐊 WHAT HAPPENED? According to police, Hamilton was fishing along the shoreline when an alligator grabbed him and pulled him into the water. Emergency responders arrived, but rescue efforts were complicated by the presence of other active alligators nearby. His body was recovered later that evening. <Cite refs={[“turn426755news9”,“turn426755search10”]}/> Wildlife officials later removed an alligator measuring approximately 11 feet, 8 inches from the area. Police and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission are investigating the incident. <Cite refs={[“turn426755news1”,“turn426755search10”]}/> ⚠️ A REMINDER ABOUT WILDLIFE SAFETY Alligator attacks causing serious injuries are rare in Florida, but these animals are powerful predators. Residents and visitors should: * Keep a safe distance from alligators. * Avoid swimming in waters where alligators are present, especially at dusk and nighttime. * Keep children and pets away from the water’s edge. * Never feed or approach an alligator. * Report alligators that pose a potential threat to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission at 866-392-4286. <Cite refs={[“turn426755search10”,“turn426755news9”]}/> 💔 Our thoughts are with Hamilton’s family and loved ones during this heartbreaking time. Nature deserves respect, and safety must always come first. 🔔 LIKE & SHARE to spread awareness about wildlife safety. #florida #alligatorattack #wildlifesafety #breakingnews #publicsafety
A peaceful fishing trip ended in tragedy after 71-year-old Steven Hamilton was fatally attacked by an alligator at Dr. Bradford Memorial Park in Winter Garden, Florida, near Lake Apopka. Authorities said the incident occurred around 5 p.m. on Friday, October 16, 2026. 🐊 WHAT HAPPENED? According to police, Hamilton was fishing along the shoreline when an alligator grabbed him and pulled him into the water. Emergency responders arrived, but rescue efforts were complicated by the presence of other active alligators nearby. His body was recovered later that evening. Wildlife officials later removed an alligator measuring approximately 11 feet, 8 inches from the area. Police and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission are investigating the incident. ⚠️ A REMINDER ABOUT WILDLIFE SAFETY Alligator attacks causing serious injuries are rare in Florida, but these animals are powerful predators. Residents and visitors should: * Keep a safe distance from alligators. * Avoid swimming in waters where alligators are present, especially at dusk and nighttime. * Keep children and pets away from the water’s edge. * Never feed or approach an alligator. * Report alligators that pose a potential threat to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission at 866-392-4286. 💔 Our thoughts are with Hamilton’s family and loved ones during this heartbreaking time. Nature deserves respect, and safety must always come first. 🔔 LIKE & SHARE to spread awareness about wildlife safety. #florida #alligatorattack #wildlifesafety #breakingnews #publicsafety

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