A man on his way to a job interview was taken aback when he saw a 14-foot alligator with a human body in its mouth.

On Friday, emergency workers were sent to a park in Largo, about 30 minutes outside Tampa, when the alligator was observed dragging the body.

Around 2 p.m., Florida Fish and Wildlife agents had to wrestle the animal out of the water so that first responders could retrieve the carcass, with the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office subsequently verifying the reptile was humanely slain.

So far, it has not been determined if the victim died as a result of an alligator assault or whether the predator discovered the body after death.

Officers from the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office are currently investigating the event, and an autopsy is scheduled to take place in order to establish the facts.

A local man who was scheduled to attend a job interview that day discovered the awful discovery.

He was out fishing for fish in a nearby lake while waiting to chat with prospective future employers when he discovered the beast.

“I noticed it had a body in its mouth, like a lower torso,” he told WTVT in Tampa.

“When I realized that, I dashed to the fire department and got them.” They confirmed the presence of a corpse.”

A local television video showed the big reptile’s body being hauled into the back of a truck, as well as blood on the sidewalk.

Bullard went on to claim that he’d never seen a live gator before and felt fortunate to have finally seen one.

However, as he realized what was going on, that sensation rapidly faded.

“But once I saw what it had, I was like, ‘Is that a mannequin?'” he remarked.

“It looked pale and white.”

After he called the alarm, police and firefighters hurried to the scene, which, to Bullard’s dismay, was located just in front of a school and a Boys and Girls Club.

“All I can think about is all of these little kids that go to the school right behind me,” Bullard added.

“They come this way every single day.”

Fingers hoped that Bullard’s job interview was postponed…