A Chicago man hit a man who broke into his home with a large frying pan, and the argument turned violent. arrested The man was seen on surveillance camera footage.
Jason Williams said his security app notified him about a possible intruder in his home around 3:30pm on Thursday, so he rushed home and armed himself with the most accessible weapon he had on hand – a large frying pan.
“I was lucky the cops came. I was hitting him pretty hard. He told me he was new. [f]Frying pan!
The 45-year-old man confronted the intruder and used a frying pan to chase him out of his home in the 3400 block of West Parker.
The video shows the intruder running out the front of the home, leaping up a flight of stairs and trying to escape Williams, who chases after him and is wielding a frying pan.
A banging sound can be heard in the footage after the pair move out of frame.
Police arrived a short time later and arrested the alleged intruder, described as a 33-year-old man. Police transported him to Illinois Masonic Medical Center for treatment and he was listed in good condition.
Police say Williams refused medical treatment but chose to press charges against the intruder.
The video was obtained Published The Law and Crime Network published it on their YouTube video channel.
Williams posted about the altercation on her account on “X,” the social media platform formerly known as Twitter.
“A burglar broke into my house. Seriously? I nearly killed him. I hit him with a frying pan! I caught him!” Posts With a photo of the pan he used.
He then Posts A man is loaded into an ambulance.
“There’s a guy here trying to rob me. I’m lucky the police came. I was beating him up. He gave me a new [f]”A frying pan!” he wrote.
“We played well inside and behind the plate,” he added. Third Tweet Along with security camera footage: “They should add the Keystone Police theme song for laughs. I’m fine. Everyone’s gonna have a headache tomorrow and get taken away in an ambulance.”
According to the Law and Crime Network, more than 100,000 robberies and thefts occur in Chicago every year.
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