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Shocking footage captured the moment cops found an on-the-run suspect swimming through alligator infested waters and lurking in Florida's snake-filled mangroves.
Taurean Wright led Hillsborough police on a wild six-hour chase on Monday before he was dramatically apprehended by a K-9 unit. It is unclear what he was arrested for.
To avoid a felony arrest, the 34-year-old plunged into a canal and swam to a heavily wooded area near Palm River Road and S 52nd Street in Tampa.
For the next six hours, Wright reportedly lurked in the treacherous mangroves as deputies set up a perimeter and deployed K-9 units to hunt him down.
Dramatic body cam footage captured moment of arrest when a K-9 dog cornered Wright in snake-infested mangroves.
Shocking body cam footage captured the moment Florida cops found a suspect on the run as he swam through alligator infested waters and lurked in Florida's snake-filled mangroves
For six hours, Wright reportedly lurked in the treacherous mangroves as deputies set up a perimeter and deployed K-9 units to hunt him down
'Show me your hands. Come out now,' the deputy can be heard saying as the dog corners him.
'You got to come get me, ah, you got to come get me,' Wright shouts reportedly in pain.
Aerial footage then shows deputies guiding Wright out of the woods and into handcuffs.
The sheriff's office later posted on social media, emphasizing the collaborative effort of their K9, Marine, and Aviation Units in bringing the suspect in.
'On July 29, 2024, #teamHCSO's K9, Marine, and Aviation Units successfully located and arrested felony suspect Taurean Wright, 34, who had been on the run for about six hours through mangroves,' the post said.
'Earlier in the day, HCSO attempted to arrest Wright on a warrant, but he fled from deputies into a canal and swam to a densely wooded area.'
Taurean Wright, 34, led Hillsborough police on a wild six-hour chase on Monday before he was dramatically apprehended by a K-9 unit
Aerial footage then shows deputies guiding Wright out of the woods and into handcuffs
Sheriff Chad Chronister from the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office praised his team's efforts, saying, 'This arrest exemplifies the exceptional skill and teamwork of our specialty units.'
'Our deputies worked swiftly and tirelessly to ensure this dangerous individual couldn't bring any more harm to our community.'
Lake Seminole in Pinellas County, which is not too far from where Wright was located, is recognized as one of the 'most alligator-infested lakes' in Florida.