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Guy and Leesburg, Florida lost his hand during an attack by a nine foot alligator.

Rescue workers were notified by a panicked homeowner who called 911 to say an alligator

was attacking a man in her backyard. She didn't the 911 dispatcher the man had lost his hand in the

attack. Ron Priest who lives in the Penbrook Fairways spoke with Kelsey Cairns

of Fox 35.

He and his wife are home when the alligator attack occurred and Ron said he witnessed

the entire incident while his wife called 911.

Priest explained how it was the feared alligator death roll that most likely led to the man losing his hand saying

While the guy was on the ground the gator got the guy on the hand and the two just rolled

Now while this was happening Ron Ron's wife called 911. The call was

reported by Fox 35. It's a bit disturbing if you try and put yourself in the

shoes of anyone in this incident. The statute says...

Is that disturbing? Is this regarding a gator attack

caller yeah he took his hand off dispatcher oh no okay caller hand is gone

Another homeowner called Lake County Fire Rescue workers to say there was an alligator attacking a man in their backyard and people had stopped on golf carts

presumably to watch or help or film it.

The nine foot alligator, the bit the man's handoff, was initially after a fish.

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