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Ho ho, oh no: Man sought by police goes down chimney and gets stuck

Seattle, WALocal News

In a bizarre incident in Fall River, Massachusetts, a man wanted by police attempted to escape his pursuers by climbing down a chimney, only to become hopelessly wedged inside. The Fall River Police Department humorously noted the man's antics, describing them as embodying 'the essence of the seasonal icon. ' After fleeing onto a rooftop, he was reported to be screaming from inside the chimney, prompting detectives and firefighters to intervene. Body cam footage captured the moment detectives arrived, with one officer exclaiming, 'You're an idiot,' as they assessed the situation. Firefighters carefully dismantled the chimney to rescue him, and he was transported to a local hospital as a safety precaution.

Currently, the man is held on drug charges and has several outstanding warrants. This incident illustrates the extremes some individuals will go to evade law enforcement and highlights ongoing issues related to drug crime in the area. The unusual nature of the escape attempt adds a layer of dark humor to a serious situation, raising awareness about the challenges law enforcement faces.

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