A hissing sound led police to a 7-foot-long alligator in a roadside sewer opening.
Cape Coral police said they responded to a report of an alligator in a sewer opening last week.
An officer's body camera recorded the video on May 15 of a trapper pulling out the 7-foot-long reptile.
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The trapper used a noose attached to a long pole to pull the alligator out head first.
Cape Coral police assisted with the removal of the alligator, which thrashed and rolled a few times on the grass before being put in the back of a pickup.
I just uploaded “Alligator In Sewer” to #Vimeo: https://t.co/MIlTy5xQNK
— Cape Coral Police (@CapePD) May 17, 2019
