Video: US Man Defends Home With Frying Pan In Dramatic Break-In
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Jason Williams, a homeowner in Chicago's Logan Square neighborhood, thwarted a burglary attempt by chasing the intruder with a frying pan.
A quick-thinking homeowner in Chicago's Logan Square neighbourhood thwarted a burglary attempt on Thursday afternoon. Jason Williams received a security alert from his phone app while returning home from work around 3:30 pm, indicating someone had broken in. Here is the video of the burglar being caught: got some good licks inside and the back. Keystone cops theme should be added for laughs. I'm ok. Guys gonna have a headache tomorrow and was taken away by the ambulance. pic.twitter.com/ry1hr89A54
Armed with the first thing he could grab-a frying pan-Williams confronted the intruder. Security footage captured the would-be burglar fleeing the house before jumping off the front porch as Williams, wielding the frying pan, gave chase. It shows Williams chasing the burglary suspect out of his home.
"I came into the house and looked if there was an available weapon... there was a frying pan laying there, so I grabbed the frying pan, and at the same time the burglar came downstairs," Williams told ABC 7 Chicago.
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