http://www.tampabays10.com/video/news/?aid=35797&sid=44720
Crackhead tries to tap out early in the bout...
Crackhead tries to tap out early in the bout...
Crackhead Vs Alligator
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BlueSS
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That's Nuts!
Man could the 911 operator possibly give less of a sh1t?
UPDATE: 911 call during gator attack
Adrian Apgar
Lakeland, Florida — Police say a 45-year-old man was naked and high on crack cocaine when he was rescued by four deputies from the jaws of a nearly 12-foot alligator.
Adrian Apgar is in critical condition with an apparent broken right arm, leg injuries and his left arm hanging by a tendon.
One of the deputies says he pulled Apgar's arms while the gator gripped his lower half. The reptile loosened his jaws. When he thought the victim was free, the animal lunged again.
The men say they were scared, but didn't have time to think. It was not clear why Apgar was in the lake, but the four men say it took almost 20 minutes to pull Apgar to shore.
They carried Apgar about 40 feet to an ambulance ashore. None of the four was injured in the gator-infested waters.
Officials have released a 911 phone call made by a man who heard screaming coming from the water. You can listen to it in its entirety by clicking "911 Phone Call" to the right.
Warning: The nature of this call is disturbing, and contains graphic language that may be offensive to some viewers.
Related Story:
Deputies rescue man from alligator attack
Tampa Bay's 10 News. The Associated Press contributed to this report.
Adrian Apgar
Lakeland, Florida — Police say a 45-year-old man was naked and high on crack cocaine when he was rescued by four deputies from the jaws of a nearly 12-foot alligator.
Adrian Apgar is in critical condition with an apparent broken right arm, leg injuries and his left arm hanging by a tendon.
One of the deputies says he pulled Apgar's arms while the gator gripped his lower half. The reptile loosened his jaws. When he thought the victim was free, the animal lunged again.
The men say they were scared, but didn't have time to think. It was not clear why Apgar was in the lake, but the four men say it took almost 20 minutes to pull Apgar to shore.
They carried Apgar about 40 feet to an ambulance ashore. None of the four was injured in the gator-infested waters.
Officials have released a 911 phone call made by a man who heard screaming coming from the water. You can listen to it in its entirety by clicking "911 Phone Call" to the right.
Warning: The nature of this call is disturbing, and contains graphic language that may be offensive to some viewers.
Related Story:
Deputies rescue man from alligator attack
Tampa Bay's 10 News. The Associated Press contributed to this report.
that 911 operator sux
I clicked on it but nothing happens
BlueSS
New Member
He's lucky he didn't lose his weiner!
Listen to this one...
Here is the uncensored version. You will laugh at this one. Caution...language is NWS!!!!
http://www.theledger.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20061130/MULTIMEDIA/61130001&SearchID=73264840895236
If that link requires a login, then type in www.theledger.com, and type in gator 911 in the search box. The uncensored version is worth listening to.
Here is the uncensored version. You will laugh at this one. Caution...language is NWS!!!!
http://www.theledger.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20061130/MULTIMEDIA/61130001&SearchID=73264840895236
If that link requires a login, then type in www.theledger.com, and type in gator 911 in the search box. The uncensored version is worth listening to.
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