Colorado burglary suspect caught on toilet during arrest
The Lakewood Police Department in Colorado released video of a Feb. 29 arrest in which a second-degree burglary suspect was arrested while sitting on the toilet.
A Colorado suspect was caught in a rather compromising position – on the toilet – when he was arrested by officers last week.
The suspect, who was charged with second-degree burglary, was caught with his pants down when he was apprehended by Lakewood Police early on Thursday. The authorities were responding to a burglary alarm sounding off.
"When a verified burglary alarm went off, [a]gents quickly got to the scene and utilized a drone to look for a suspect," the Lakewood Police Department explained in a Facebook post.
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A Colorado suspect was caught sitting on the toilet during his arrest for allegedly committing burglary. (Lakewood Police Department via Facebook)
"While we see a lot of things in the line of doody, we had no clue what awaited us this time!"
Video posted by the department shows serious-faced officers with firearms breaking the bathroom door open.
The officers commanded the suspect to put his hands up – while he was sitting on the toilet with his underpants down.
"I'm on the s––tter, bud," the suspect said while raising his hands in the air.
The suspect was caught with his pants around his ankles. (Lakewood Police Department via Facebook)
The suspect complied with the arrest. He was taken to a detention facility soon after.
"Overall great teamwork by our Patrol and Drone Teams," the police department wrote on social media.
Lakewood Police Department made a humorous Facebook post about the arrest. (Google Maps)
No information about the burglary or suspect has been released by the department.
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