Police in New York City arrested a teen atop a rooftop after he stole a car and slammed it into several vehicles while also hitting police officer, wild video shows.
Wild video has been released showing a teen suspect slamming a stolen car into several vehicles and then hitting a police officer before fleeing the scene on foot only to be apprehended by police on a rooftop. The video, consisting of bodycam footage from the NYPD, shows 19-year-old Keyah Richardson driving a stolen white sedan when police attempt to pull him over in Queens, New York City, around 5 p.m. Sunday.
Don’t move, don’t move, police!' the officer shouts before drawing his gun. The hooded Richardson then puts the boot down and tries to speed away against traffic down a one-way street, the video posted to X by NYPD Deputy Commissioner of Operations Kaz Daughtry shows. The stolen sedan strikes another officer as he tries to jump out of the way, which pinned the same officer between his car and a parked vehicle, Daughtry wrote in the post’s caption.
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