Man tries to jump from balcony in Amsterdam, abseiling cop catches him

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Abuzer Van Leeuwen
Abuzer Van Leeuwen

Policing 2.0 in Amsterdam where a (probably unstable) man tries to jump from the balcony. However, a cop catches him mid-air-ish, and its all on tape! (and a happy ending as the guy falls into one of those big ass pillows)

Happy watching, video by RTL news:

Feat pic: wikipedia, cc, armed forces of Republic of South Korea
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