A Florida man has been arrested in a car crash in Naples after being found in possession of a live baby alligator, guns and full syringes on Friday morning. Michael Marolla, 31, was stopped by local law enforcement around 12:30 p.m. after police said they recognized him from a previous meeting about a permit that had been suspended. Marola was one of three people in the car, including Adam Scarborough and Marco Duran, according to police arrest records. SUSPECTS TO TAKE A WEAPON SHOP IN AGRICULTURE Police at the scene found an alligator baby “in an open plastic tub” in the back of Marolla’s truck, according to a Facebook post from Collier County Sheriff’s office. They found two firearms, one hidden in the locker and another under the passenger seat, police said. Lettuce was also found with two full syringes in his jacket which were later found to be positive for methamphetamine, police said. Michael Marolla, 31, was found with two hidden firearms, full of syringes and a baby alligator during a traffic jam. (Facebook: Collier County Sheriff’s Office) Collier County Sheriff’s Office confirmed via Facebook that the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Committee had been notified of the alligator, with wildlife officers assisting with the incident. NJ MAN ACCUSED OF CRIMINAL DEPARTURE MADE ANTI-SEMITIC OBSERVATIONS AFTER JEWISH STABILITY, ADL SAYS Marolla has been charged with two counts of possession of a firearm and is facing charges of carrying controlled substances. CLICK HERE TO RECEIVE THE FOX NEWS APPLICATION The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Committee handled the alligator possession investigation, according to its statement. A report was issued on the possession of the alligator.
