Saturday, January 5, 2008
Teens wreak havoc on Fort Worth neighborhood
One homeowner, Todd Phillips, chased the kids after they struck his home, catching up to one before losing him.
Three teenagers have been destroying property on San Joaquin Trail, and the accompanying neighborhood, in Fort Worth for a few weeks now. One homeowner, Todd Phillips, chased the kids after they struck his home, catching up to one before losing him. He was injured in the pursuit. Police are looking for the teens, and Phillips hope the officials find them before an angry, trigger-happy neighbor does first.
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Scott Doyle, says:
He was injured in the pursuit.
He broke his left elbow, right wrist (in 2 places) and was concussed after the chase? I'm more interested in how he managed that than whether the kids are caught...
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Erin Rice, says:
According to the CBS11 story I linked to, he fell down when he was chasing the teens. Ostensibly, he was running pretty fast to cause all that damage.
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Scott Doyle, says:
Yeah, I watched the video in the linked article.
That camera man must have mad skillz to recreate the run (while holding equipment!) without jeopardizing his livelihood.
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topcad, says:
I hope those kids are scared enough not to try this again.
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