Amazing moment a prisoner thrown out of rear window of police car when it crashes – before promptly running off
Suspect Logan Younger, 19, managed to flee the scene following the smash - but was caught by cops
THIS is the amazing moment a prisoner was sent flying out of a police car window after it crashed.
Suspect Logan Younger, 19, managed to flee the scene following the smash – but was caught shortly after.
The police officer’s patrol car crashed and flipped sending Younger out of the back window in Arkansas, US.
In the video the teen appears to loosen his handcuffs moments before the crash.
According to cops after flying out the back window of the overturned car Younger fled the scene but was caught moments later.
A video then posted on Facebook appears to show Younger trying to flee the scene as police give chase on foot.
Collin Cooper was inside a nearby shops when he heard the crash.
He said he went outside and saw officers walk Younger out of the vehicle.
Mr Cooper said: “I didn't know really what was going on.
"They just kept pouring cop cars and there were like 3 ambulances here. I wasn't sure until I saw them bring the guy back."
Cooper said he also saw police chase after Younger when he tried to escape.
An officer was injured in the collision and fire crews had to cut the car in order to free him.
After being released the officer, Justin Thompson, was airlifted to a nearby hospital where he is now conscious and speaking with staff.
Younger was treated at a hospital as well, and was sent to jail.
The cause of the crash is unknown and is under investigation.
The woman was detained for being drunk and disorderly while wearing only her swimsuit after starting a brawl at a swimming pool.
After being locked in a squad car, she became frustrated - and planted her bare feet on the windscreen and pushed until it began to break.
The woman then moved her feet and pushed again - forcing the broken windscreen completely out of the vehicle.
The incident was caught on camera by an eye-witness with a smartphone who uploaded it to social media where it quickly went viral.
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