A New Jersey park remains closed after residents spotted a 3- to 4-foot alligator on the loose as local law enforcement continue to search for the missing gator.
"We are continuing to coordinate with state partners to remove the threat that this non-indigenous reptile causes," police said."Anyone who observes the alligator is urged to stay away from it and contact the Middlesex Borough Police Department by dialing 732-356-1900 or 9-1-1. Citizens may also contact our partners at NJ Fish & Wildlife at 877-WARN-DEP ."
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