Woman uses stun gun to help officer

[BIGREDFAN_in_OMAHA]

Nice to see someone actually step up. Article says others were just standing around watching.

http://www.wsbtv.com/news/18560631/detail.html

 

[tattooedhusker]

That's an awesome story. Glad there are still people out there that are still willing to do the right thing.

 

[BIGREDIOWAN]

Great job on her part, she may have very well prevented us from losing another brother in blue. Great job ma'am................. :thumbs

 

[Blackshirtsguru]

GREAT JOB!!!!! We need more citizens to step up and do their civil duty. You would be surprised how many "don't want to get involved". Dekalb County will sure recognize her for a job well done!

 

[Army Husker]

Awesome!! Never count out a helping hand when you need it.

When I was a cop, I got into a foot pursuit with this dude and ended up catching him in the middle of 3 lane traffic in Fairfax County, VA...thank goodness it was rush hour and I didn't get run over. Anyways, I'm wrestling with this dirtbag in the middle of the street and a guy gets outta his car and also jumps on this dude, helping me cuff him.

Glad there are more of these type of people out there!

P.S. There is nothing more satisfying that tasering someone!!

 

[Blackshirtsguru]

Awesome!! Never count out a helping hand when you need it.
When I was a cop, I got into a foot pursuit with this dude and ended up catching him in the middle of 3 lane traffic in Fairfax County, VA...thank goodness it was rush hour and I didn't get run over. Anyways, I'm wrestling with this dirtbag in the middle of the street and a guy gets outta his car and also jumps on this dude, helping me cuff him.

Glad there are more of these type of people out there!

P.S. There is nothing more satisfying that tasering someone!!

I prefer the "hands on" approach! :cop: I used to get so mad at some of our rookies who were so quick to pull out the Taser instead of the old fashion way. Sometimes, the second choice worked better.