So I go up to this house. It's a very small house. I mean it's probably five 600 square feet maybe it's a very small house. I go up to the house, I can see a front door.

The front door is closed.

There's kind of two big windows,

or two windows on the front side of the house.

I go around the back, just to double check.

There's a couple small windows as you go around the house, but there's nothing. There's no other doors.

There's one door at the front in and out. That's it. So I kind of peek around the back real quick, make sure you know know there's no way out back there these

door these windows are very small they're covered in cobwebs like clearly nobody's

been through them at any any anytime recently so I kind of sneak back around to the front and I'm listening and I'm waiting this whole time like okay I don't I don't hear anything.

As I come back around toward the front of the house I all of a sudden to hear footsteps in the house.

And it's running, like a grown man running from end to end across a small house.

I mean, you could hear it, you can hear it plain as day.

Like it sounds like somebody's sprinting away from me inside the house but I'm right

outside the front door so I'm like great because this guy's got nowhere to go right so for me

this is a perfect scenario I've got me I've got dog, I've got one way in and out of this house, and this guy's not getting away. I'm like,

perfect, this is great. So I'm excited, I call for another unit, right? Because I want somebody else to be there to go hands on when my dog bites this guy if he doesn't give up, you know? And so I call for another unit and I'm waiting and that's the only other unit unit that was close by, he was tied up and now he's fighting with this

gal trying to take her to custody, you know, about a half mile away from me.

So I'm like, well, I can't help him, he can't help me. I'm not going to leave here because you know this

guy is going to get away and so I'm like okay well I guess it's me and my dog right so I have I

have a button that I can push and it releases the dog from my car.

Dog comes to me, now we're both at the front door in this house.

And I hear this kind of crashing rattling noise and more footsteps in the house.

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