@nbcsouthflorida: Body camera video shows the tense moments a deputy responded after a woman was fatally attacked by an alligator while swimming in a Florida river. In the footage, released by the Seminole County Sheriff's Office, the deputy runs through a wooded area before reaching the scene along the river, where it appears the victim is under a covering being assisted by a man. Two large gators, a 13-footer and a 12-footer, were later captured in the area, and DNA testing was being conducted to determine if either of them attacked the woman, officials said. #gator #florida #attack #bodycam #swimming

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Gator sued and won 1 billion btw

Nxck.23 :

You couldn’t pay me to swim in a Florida river

KeeKi | Gen❌ :

Born and raised in Florida and I’ve never swam in a River…never will by choice! If I can’t see the bottom I’m not getting in!!

SANDOS :

I'm moving to Saskatchewan

ghost_boyyt :

bro in in fl rn with my grandparents and they said to be very observant

mycatstinks20 :

I’m staying in Ontario

Guido :

this is in uganda

Richard Coss :

I am staying in Manitoba.

Exelsior :

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Alex :

NetNot :

is there no sign "alligator swimming swimming here"?

Fla_Flex_ :

So they don’t know the name of the Florida river?

Worldbysea :

alligators live in virtually all Florida waters, including fresh, brackish, and sometimes salt water. With an estimated population of 1.3 million, they can be found in lakes, rivers, swamps, marshes, man-made canals, and occasionally even on beaches across all 67 counties.

Jay :

𝓝𝓮𝓵𝓼𝓰𝓻𝓬. :

726 :

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wiseman10103 :