By: Barley Dominico -- THE BLAKE MOIA SHOW Wildlife Correspondent 

LAND 'O LAKES, Florida -- An entire community is up in arms this weekend about a large alligator sighting. 

The gator is estimated to be 12-15-foot-long weighing hundreds of pounds has sparked debate and outrage about what exactly to do with the prehistoric creature. 

Fans of THE BLAKE MOIA SHOW sent us these pictures of the menace gator.  According to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission, Gators more than 4-foot long are considered "nuisance animals" and they recommend contacting the state game warden for proper and safe removal into the wild. 

HOA residents are fighting amongts themselves about the situation.  While many people rightfully want the beast removed from the community because it poses a danger, some are crying foul because they don't want the FWC to remove it.  Yet, these same people will cry "foul" when the Gator eats their children playing in the street.