Newly-released bodycam footage from earlier this year reveals Indianapolis Metropolitan Police officers making several attempts at capturing a four-legged, masked bandit from a man’s home.
On Tuesday, the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department released bodycam video of a Jan. 9 home invasion.
The incident happened around 4 a.m., when the homeowner was awakened to a lot of noise and an unwanted house guest — a large raccoon.
“He done knocked down my TV,” the man can be heard telling an officer as he walks into the home. “Now he’s just going back and forth.”
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Video shows IMPD officers removing a masked critter from a southeast Indianapolis home in January. (Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Dept.)
The officer can be seen walking around the man’s living room with a flashlight, revealing the destruction path left by the critter.
“He’s a big son of a b—h, easy partner,” the officer can be heard saying. “We got a big a– raccoon in here.”
In the corner, surrounded by CDs and other items scattered around the room, a large raccoon can be seen trembling as the officer works to get him out of the house.
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Newly-released police bodycam footage from earlier this year shows Indianapolis police officers making several attempts at capturing a “big a– raccoon” before eventually catching and releasing the critter that’d made its way into a man’s home. (Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Dept.)
After slowly approaching the animal, the raccoon is seen running off and climbing a door that had just been shut by the homeowner.
Officers are then seen cornering the raccoon behind a refrigerator while they wait for a device to catch the critter to be brought into the house. However, the raccoon continues to put up a fight and is seen climbing the refrigerator and begins doing “pull-ups” on the molding of two doorways.
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Despite several attempts to negotiate with the suspect, the raccoon had to be removed from the home by IMPD officers. (Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Dept.)
Officers are eventually able to capture the raccoon and release it into the wild, despite the critter’s protest and aggressively hissing at the officers.
Officers stated that the raccoon was not charged with a crime.