Police say that if the vandalism keeps happening, they may have to close the Clarks Creek Loop trail system to the public.

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) responded to reports of an alligator swimming in Cowlitz County. Or so ...

If the vandalism continues, WDFW police said they would need to restrict trails to the public due to the safety hazard.

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Video posted by Washington police shows Officer Blaine Corey approaching the water carefully to inspect the gator, a species ...

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Police said that if the vandalism doesn’t stop the Clarks Creek Loop trail system would have to restrict public access.