Actually it was 1am...my son just came home from work and saw the truck door open...and it wasn’t a parking lot...it’s the field beside our garage...my husband actually tackled and held a man for the police for a man several years ago in the same field...Ha Ha...There was a police chase and he just took it upon himself to help...Ha Ha...They thanked him but told him he shouldn’t do things like that...could be dangerous.....
LORAIN — A man whose truck was broken into chased a man he saw looking into his neighbor’s car early yesterday morning, according to a Lorain report. The man called police around 2 a.m. after learning his stereo had been stolen from his truck, which was in a parking lot on West second Street. While the officer was heading to his location, dispatch reported the man was chasing two suspects. Police caught up with him on the 1000 block of West Erie Avenue where he told police he lost sight of both men. Officers saw Vincent Sanchez, 23, of Lorain coming out between houses and stopped him. He had abnormally muddy sneakers and was sweating profusely, the report stated. Sanchez said he drove to a friend’s house nearby. The man identified Sanchez as one of the men he was chasing, but Sanchez claimed to not have been involved with the theft. Sanchez was charged with driving under suspension and taken to Lorain City Jail.
