Orlando: Giant Alligator Breaks Into City HallOrlando: Giant Alligator Breaks Into City Hall Orlando, Florida – A massive American alligator, measuring an astonishing 12 feet in length, has caused pandemonium after breaking into the iconic City Hall building in downtown Orlando. Witnesses reported seeing the gargantuan reptile slithering into the building through an open door on the ground floor. Panic ensued as employees frantically evacuated the premises. Police and wildlife officials were quickly called to the scene. Using specialized equipment, they were able to subdue the alligator and remove it from the building without causing any injuries. The alligator, believed to be a resident of the nearby Lake Eola, apparently wandered into the city during the night and became disoriented. City officials speculated that the open door may have attracted the reptile, which is known to be drawn to light sources. The incident has raised concerns about wildlife encroachment in urban areas. Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer issued a statement urging residents to remain vigilant and report any unusual animal activity. “We are fortunate that no one was injured today,” said Mayor Dyer. “However, this incident serves as a reminder that we share our environment with wildlife, and we must take precautions to ensure the safety of both our residents and our local ecosystem.” The alligator was transported to a local wildlife sanctuary, where it will undergo a health assessment and be released back into its natural habitat. The City Hall building has been thoroughly inspected and deemed safe for reoccupation.