Crime Alert, I'm Nancy Grace, breaking crime news now.

Michael Proute breaks into a woman's home in Florida,

robs her and steals her car.

While running from cops, he crashes, gets out, and hoofs it on foot to a Starbucks parking lot.

He then tries door handles on cars in the drive-thru, finding one of them unlocked, he pulls

a woman out of the driver's seat.

Shane Spicer, an army vet in line with his wife and daughter,

gets out of his car and tackles Prouty to the ground ground holding him till police arrive.

Nancy, the woman Prouty attacked in the drive-thru was six months pregnant, but thankfully

did not sustain any major injuries.

She was extremely grateful Spicher was able to stop stop Proudie before he took off with her car.

Spicer told media outlets, quote, I feel like if you've got the ability to watch out for someone, you should.

I would just hope that someone would do the same for my family.

Spicer, no doubt a hero, Michael Prouty facing a long list of charges, including

attempted car jack and fleeing the scene of a crime.

Now that's a hero, Shane Spicer, Army vet.

Connecticut cops tipped off to people selling drugs out of a home,

but they have no idea they're walking into a multi-million dollar

psychedelic mushroom growing operation.

They speak with Weston Sewell, who shows them a detached garage on rural property housing the growth operation.

Sewell denies the mushrooms are illegal, declines to let cops search the home,

they come back with a warrant, and find dozens of dog food sized bags

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