A whistling whistler shot by his deputy after a girl forced to climb trees in Florida

ORLANDO, Florida – A Florida teenager who climbed a tree to escape an aggressive alligator while swimming in a creek was saved by a deputy who shot the giant reptile with a semi-automatic rifle . Jordan Broderick had been hanging in the tree for half an hour on Friday when MP Mitch Blackmon arrived at the stream in Astor, Florida. The 15-year-old climbed into the tree after meeting the gator while rafting, according to an incident report released Monday.

"My daughter is stuck in a frail tree and there are gators around her … get out … She's only 15 years old!" The girl's mother shouted to a dispatcher in a 911 call. "Oh my God, please hurry up, hurry up!"

The girl's mother, whose name was redacted from 911 , told a dispatcher that the family was visiting the area for swimming and camping.When the dispatcher told him it could take up to 20 minutes for a marine unit to arrive in the area, the mother had says, "Oh my god, my daughter is going to be dead!" 19659002] But Blackmon arrived at the creek in front of the marine unit and he heard Broderick screaming from the tree. </ p> <p> According to the report, the alligator whistled and He was not frightened by the presence of the deputy.

The nearly 11-foot-long alligator started heading towards Blackmon, so he fired with the rifle, according to the report The spokesman for the Lake Sgt County Sheriff's Office. Fred Jones says the gator fell back into the water and did not reappear

Broderick was not injured.

Last month, research teams located the body of a woman who disappeared South Florida. The woman was apparently dragged into a pond by a big alligator.