<p>Floridian Marietta Black captured video of an alligator being wrangled out of a Sumter County community on April 28.</p><p>The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FCW) was alerted after the gator was spotted at residence The Villages, according to reports</a>. The reptile is believed to be male, which is at least 11 feet long and weighs up to 600-pounds. It was seized from the front porch of a home, whose owner was away at the time of the incident.</p><p>The video shows a crowd watching the capturing of the agitated animal, who is then taken to a gator processing facility.</p><p>Alligator mating season occurs between May and June, when male gators are more likely to be out in search of female mates, according to the FCW</a>. Credit: Marietta Black via Storyful</p><br />
