WATCH: Good Samaritan's Fancy Footwork Helps Catch Armed Suspect

Chris Menahan
InformationLiberation
May. 04, 2018

Ohio's Columbus Division of Police released video Thursday night showing a good Samaritan trip an armed suspect who was running from police.

The video quickly went viral racking up over 28,000 views in just a few hours.



The Columbus Division of Police wrote on YouTube:
April 3, 2018 "Bill" was at a west Columbus library with his granddaughter. He was waiting outside to leave when he heard police sirens. He tells us he looked around and saw a man with his hand in his waistband running toward him.

"Bill" assessed the situation as fast as he could, cane in hand. He heard officers yelling multiple times to drop the gun. "Bill" says with officers lagging a bit behind the suspect he did what he could to help them nab the armed man.

Bill stuck out a back leg to trip the suspect who was running from police. That move likely saved the 18-year-old suspect's life. It also allowed police to catch up to him to make the arrest.

Police recovered a Glock 9 MM pistol with a high capacity extended clip containing 29 rounds. The suspect, with a lengthy criminal record, went back to jail. No one was injured.

Community involvement, be it by courage, bravery and/or fancy footwork, helped take a criminal off the streets of Columbus.

Thank you "Bill" for sticking your leg out for us.
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