Kids form human arrow to snitch on robbers fleeing police helicopter
Two suspected burglars were caught after children on an Easter egg hunt quickly formed a human arrow to guide a police helicopter.
The youngsters aged six to 12 discovered more than chocolate eggs when they realized the National Police Air Service in Surrey were chasing two suspects.
In no time they lay down on the ground, pointing in the two different directions each unknown assailants went.
Capel kids help 'copter to capture crooks!https://t.co/bXIKOmAlBShttps://t.co/SEJdytudD6
— Surrey Police (@SurreyPolice) April 1, 2016
cc/ @NPAS_Redhill#NotAnAprilFool
What's the point of Easter Egg hunts? To catch burglars by forming a human arrow, apparenty https://t.co/kcR8HgNzSY
— Steve potvin (@Steveideas) April 2, 2016
Even located and recovered property in the woods, thanks to the initiative of some local #Capel kids! #egghunt ^MK pic.twitter.com/voehVp1mjd
— NPAS Redhill (@NPAS_Redhill) March 25, 2016
Sergeant Paul Sochon praised the kids for their quick thinking, according to the Daily Mail.
“I’m sure the last thing the group of daring Capel residents expected when they set out on Friday afternoon was to abandon their Easter egg hunt to assist us in a police search, but the initiative they demonstrated proved to be invaluable,” said Sochon.
