Following KPRC 2 story, ‘Gary’ the alligator relocated from Sugar Land neighborhood pond

SUGAR LAND, Texas – Following a story by KPRC 2 on Saturday, an alligator has been relocated from a Sugar Land neighborhood’s pond.

We first told you about the alligator Saturday. People who live in the New Territory community called KPRC 2 about the reptile roaming their neighborhood for nearly a week.

The alligator had been leaving the pond and showing up on people’s front doorsteps and driveways.

According to Houston Gator Wrangler Timothy DeRamus, the male alligator, which has been named Gary, ended up being nine-feet long and is now headed to Gator Country in Beaumont. DeRamus said it took around 30 minutes to capture the alligator.

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Christian Terry covered digital news in Tyler and Wichita Falls before returning to the Houston area where he grew up. He is passionate about weather and the outdoors and often spends his days off on the water fishing.