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Social media users have praised a pizza delivery driver for putting himself in a potentially dangerous situation to stop a high-speed police chase.
When you think of a hero, chances are you probably don’t think of a pizza delivery driver.
But Tyler Morell seemingly changed that idea after he stepped in to stop a high-speed police chase that was happening right in front of him.
The Cocco's Pizza delivery driver was out delivering food on April 16 when the customer noticed a high-speed police chase heading in their direction.
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Watch here to see Morell in action:
The caption reads: "Sorry for the inappropriate language, but we thought it was warranted.
"Special shoutout to our delivery driver Tyler, who assisted the Brookhaven police today, and STILL delivered the food unharmed!!"
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Morell later told 6 ABC Philadelphia the car must have been doing 75mph before it 'beached on the side of this person's lawn and almost took out a couple of cars'.
After the suspect fled the vehicle - with police delayed slightly behind - Morell explained: "I started walking towards the road, but I couldn't do anything with my hands because I'm holding the pizza, so I just stuck my leg out.
"I am so sick of seeing crime go on, especially half a mile down the road. So if they needed a hand or a foot, I was there."
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Pizza? Delivered. Criminal? Caught. All apparently in a day's work for Morell. And customer satisfaction?
The pizza buyer heard in the video named Danielle Yeager reviewed the driver: "10 out of 10 delivery."
It sounds like Morell definitely needs a raise - it's the yeast they can do. And viewers of the footage certainly agree.
One Facebook user wrote: "Tyler well done man.... Pizza and perp delivered in 30 minutes or its on us... What a great video..... What a great job.... Delco pride on this one. Give that guy a raise and put him in for an award."
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"This is amazing!! Lol so casually saved the day lol. They need to name a pizza the Tyler special. Something with a little kick to it," another suggested.
A final resolved: "Way to save the day!! That takes delivery to a whole new level, WOW!!"
Indeed, police did note without the pizza delivery driver's quick-thinking, they might not have caught the suspect.
Brookhaven Chief of Police Michael Vice said: "He gave us the help we needed, by tripping him it gave us the time to catch up with the gentleman.
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"In this case, this guy ultimately saved the day."
Two suspects were arrested in relation to an alleged stolen Kia from Upper Darby - one being identified by police as 19-year-old Jhonael Gutierrez-Tejada, according to CBS.
The other suspect, who was 17-years-old, was not identified.
Another two bite the crust.
Topics: Police
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