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https://www.policeone.com/bizarre/articles/417416006-Fleeing-felon-hides-in-dumpster-gets-dumped-by-trash-collector/
APPLETON, Wis. — A felon hiding from police was captured after a trash collector unknowingly dumped the man into his recycling truck.
Police witnessed a disturbance in a parking lot Tuesday, NBC 26 reported. A man fled from the scene after an officer drove into the lot to investigate. Later, officers learned the man had a warrant out for his arrest.
Officers said the man seemed to disappear, until it was time to collect the trash. According to WBAY, the suspect hid in a recycling bin and was picked up and dumped into the truck by the trash collector. The trash collector was activating the blade that packs the recycled material when he heard shouting.
Nate Loper, Deputy Director of Appleton's Department of Public Works said it “would have been a very bad situation had the driver not caught this in time and hit the stop button.”
The suspect escaped again until he collapsed with a serious head injury after a short foot pursuit.
"He was still conscious," Sgt. Dave Lund said. "He could talk to them, provide them with some information but it was clear to the officers that were there that the injury was pretty significant and that he needed to get medical care for that."
The suspect is expected to recover and is under police watch at the hospital. An officer also suffered minor injuries during the pursuit. Police expect additional charges.
https://www.policeone.com/bizarre/articles/417416006-Fleeing-felon-hides-in-dumpster-gets-dumped-by-trash-collector/
APPLETON, Wis. — A felon hiding from police was captured after a trash collector unknowingly dumped the man into his recycling truck.
Police witnessed a disturbance in a parking lot Tuesday, NBC 26 reported. A man fled from the scene after an officer drove into the lot to investigate. Later, officers learned the man had a warrant out for his arrest.
Officers said the man seemed to disappear, until it was time to collect the trash. According to WBAY, the suspect hid in a recycling bin and was picked up and dumped into the truck by the trash collector. The trash collector was activating the blade that packs the recycled material when he heard shouting.
Nate Loper, Deputy Director of Appleton's Department of Public Works said it “would have been a very bad situation had the driver not caught this in time and hit the stop button.”
The suspect escaped again until he collapsed with a serious head injury after a short foot pursuit.
"He was still conscious," Sgt. Dave Lund said. "He could talk to them, provide them with some information but it was clear to the officers that were there that the injury was pretty significant and that he needed to get medical care for that."
The suspect is expected to recover and is under police watch at the hospital. An officer also suffered minor injuries during the pursuit. Police expect additional charges.