advertisement

15-year-old suspect tries to snag cop's gun LondonTopic.ca 11/23/2009 A 15-year-old male tried to remove a police officer's handgun from the holster while being arrested for a series of break and enters in the city's northwest, Friday (Nov. 20). The youth, who was located in the Hunt Club Drive area after police were called to the scene at around 10 a.m., on reports of break and enters, is facing multiple charges in connection with the arrest. When officers arrived in the area of Hunt Club Drive and Manchester Road, break and enters were discovered at two residences. Police said a citizen in the area observed a male suspect trying to break in to a home on Fitzwilliam Boulevard. Officers were able to locate the suspect and make the arrest. "During the arrest the male attempted to remove the officer's holstered handgun. Stolen property was recovered," police said. A 15-year-old male, of London, has been charged with two counts of break and enter, attempted break and enter, failing to comply with a recognizance and attempting to take a weapon in the possession of a peace officer.

Comments: Be the first to comment on this article.

Submit Comment:

Name:
E-Mail:	(hidden from public)
Comment:

More Headlines

Crime Man assaulted during armed home invasion He's a woman; police say of robbery suspect Toronto man faces bestiality and child porn charges

London LHSC cancer patients to face longer wait times; ONA warns Museum to host snake-tossing tourney Fanshawe eyes core for performing-arts expansion