article_snippet.sent: Saurage later reported that the gator was safely hauled out of a family's backyard pond, although the gator took a bit of work as the gator was being particularly 'aggressive'.
article_snippet.sent: Art Williams, of Groves, was the one who spotted the gator in Williams garden over Easter weekend. '
article_snippet.sent: My wife and I are just going for a walk, with My wife and I new dog, and there's that 11 foot alligator just about 12 feet from My wife and I,' Williams told KBMT News.
article_snippet.sent: Williams said Williams's used to alligators being in the area, which is why Williams built a fence to keep alligators away from the pond where Williams grandchildren canoe.
article_snippet.sent: But Williams said the gator was no match for Williams or Williams DIY barrier.
article_snippet.sent: All hands on deck: Saurage later reported that the gator was safely hauled out of a family's backyard pond, although the gator took a bit of work as the gator was being particularly 'aggressive' Williams called on the help of Saurage  to remove the massive animal, for everyone's safety.
article_snippet.sent: Saurage   says there's no reason for people to fear the toothy lizards, as long as people keep a safe distance and never attempt to feed people to fear the toothy lizards.
article_snippet.sent: Saurage   points out that alligators can run 22 miles per hour on land and 'you can't run that fast.'