(NBC/WPTV) In Florida, it's not unusual to spot an alligator crossing a road. In fact, it happened in the town of High Springs just last week.
However, not every gator is as lawful as the one that crossed a road in Flagler County on Monday.
An alligator was spotted Monday in Florida crossing a street in a crosswalk in North Florida.
Officers in Flagler County stopped traffic for the reptile to cross a street using a crosswalk.
Police said it took about 30 seconds for the 5-foot alligator to make its way across the street unharmed.
A trapper was called, but before he could arrive at the scene, the reptile slipped away to its natural habitat.
Portions of this article courtesy of NBC News Channel
