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In a viral social media video, a barefooted toddler steps out of a vehicle and heads for the police with his hands in the air. It looks like she's on the street without anyone trying to help her.
But another video, this time with the camera of a Florida police corps, tells a very different story.
Tallahassee officers responding to a robbery reported by an armed man on Thursday intercepted the truck of a suspect, police said. Among the people inside were two young children, a 2 year old girl and a one year old boy.
While police arrest a suspect, that we can hear on the video saying that he is the father of the children, the girl comes out. of the truck and goes to the police, hands in the air.
In the video of the traffic interruption recorded by a passerby, we hear someone who says, "She's trying to get out." Oh, God, she's trying to get out. " but she can not because she is small, "and" Ooh, she holds her hands in the air. "
We see the police aiming at the vehicle with the gun while the little girl stops near an officer.
'A different perspective
After the video is Viralized, Police Spread Camera Images with the Body
"Police stopped the vehicle and trained after taking the armed suspects out of the truck," said Tallahassee Police Chief , Michael DeLeo, in a video posted on Facebook.
"When, unexpectedly, a 2-year-old girl came out of the truck and imitated her parents by walking to the police with her hands up. "
In the video of the body, we can hear a policeman comforting the child by saying" you're fine, come here my darling, you're fine "and" my darling, put your hands, everything is fine . "
In the truck, the 1 year old son was found still attached to his car seat.
" A gun was found in the back seat, although the gun looks real, he This is actually a pellet gun, "said DeLeo.
Two men were arrested and charged with theft, police said. The officers let their mother take care of them. children.
"This incident demonstrates the interest of used cameras by the body that offer a different perspective of the same incident," said DeLeo.
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