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Published 10:36 8 Dec 2015 GMT

Brevard County Sheriff's Major, Tod Goodyear, told Bay News 9 that the man probably entered the pond in a bid to hide from the police officers and police dog that were pursuing him.
"He probably went into the lake to hide from the officers and the dog, and came across that 'gator.
"To hide somewhere to try and get away, and then meeting up with an animal like that, no, I've never had that happen before."
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