It is a screenshot of a surveillance video from Barangay San Nicolas, Cebu Metropolis, captures the second a snatcher tried to steal from a passerby alongside T. Abella on Wednesday, Feb. 5, however tripped and fell. | Screenshot from Brgy. Captain Clifford Niñal’s video
CEBU CITY, Philippines – A snatcher ran out of luck after making an attempt to steal from passersby in Brgy. San Nicolas Correct, Cebu Metropolis on Wednesday, Feb. 5.
The incident, which occurred alongside T. Abella Avenue and in entrance of San Nicolas’ Barangay Corridor, was additionally recorded through closed-circuit tv (CCTV) cameras.
In accordance with San Nicolas Barangay Captain Clifford Niñal, who uploaded the movies on his Fb web page, the suspect was ultimately arrested a couple of minutes later.
Based mostly on surveillance footage shared on-line, the suspect arrived on the world on board a motorbike then proceeded to stroll casually alongside T. Abella Avenue the place he adopted two ladies.
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He sprinted and tried to take one of many ladies’s purses nevertheless, he tripped over and hit a close-by cease signal.
The suspect instantly fled the scene, however he was rapidly caught because of the cooperation of bystanders who helped chase him down.
He obtained trapped inside a three-story constructing the place he had deliberate to cover, reviews stated.
Other than the help of civilians, witnesses, and cops, the CCTV cameras put in round San Nicolas Correct additionally performed a vital function in figuring out and monitoring the suspect.
The suspect is now in police custody as authorities proceed their investigation into the crime.
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