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Oh, come on guys — he’s right there!”
That’s what a traffic reporter in a helicopter exclaimed Friday as he watched Los Angeles police officers run past a suspect hidden behind a blue car parked in an alley.
At least six Los Angeles police officers initially failed to spot the suspect who first crouched behind the vehicle and then laid on his stomach a few feet from them.
Aerial footage captured the officers blow past the suspect in one direction, return — some in a sprint — and zip by the suspect again.
Los Angeles police did not respond to requests for comment Friday regarding the circumstances that preceded the video.
The incident was broadcast on Fox’s KTTV. Someone in the helicopter reported the action and did not hold back.
A representative from the TV station declined to comment Friday.
That’s what a traffic reporter in a helicopter exclaimed Friday as he watched Los Angeles police officers run past a suspect hidden behind a blue car parked in an alley.
At least six Los Angeles police officers initially failed to spot the suspect who first crouched behind the vehicle and then laid on his stomach a few feet from them.
Aerial footage captured the officers blow past the suspect in one direction, return — some in a sprint — and zip by the suspect again.
Los Angeles police did not respond to requests for comment Friday regarding the circumstances that preceded the video.
The incident was broadcast on Fox’s KTTV. Someone in the helicopter reported the action and did not hold back.
A representative from the TV station declined to comment Friday.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
"What did the newscaster say when the suspect was arrested?
As police arrest the suspect, the newscaster sighs in relief and apologizes for getting so worked up, saying 'Oh my gosh, sorry it got a little tense at the end!' Footage captures the hilarious moment a bewildered newscaster attempts to guide bumbling LAPD officers frantically searching for suspect who is hiding in plain sight."
"What did the newscaster say when the suspect was arrested?
As police arrest the suspect, the newscaster sighs in relief and apologizes for getting so worked up, saying 'Oh my gosh, sorry it got a little tense at the end!' Footage captures the hilarious moment a bewildered newscaster attempts to guide bumbling LAPD officers frantically searching for suspect who is hiding in plain sight."
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Sgt John S Wright
That sounds like LAPD. They aren't so bad out here in the Valley, but they do a fair bit of chasing around here. I don't watch much local TV though... or much TV at all since most push the poison Vaccine.
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