A man who was caught on camera kicking in the front door of a hotel received a dose of karma within seconds of committing the vandalism.
Video posted to social media shows the man trying to enter the lobby of a Marriott hotel, punching the glass door, instantly shattering one of the windows.
To force his way inside, he repeatedly kicks the glass door, nearly knocking it off its hinges.
However, he soon regretted the incident when a nearby police officer got involved.
The images show that the man first stands at the door and storms in. But as soon as he arrives at the reception, it seems like he hasn’t done anything.
A man was seen kicking open the glass doors of a hotel after struggling to get inside
It doesn’t take long before maintenance staff, security and police arrive on the scene, and as the man doesn’t follow his instructions, the situation becomes tense.
The officer produces a pair of handcuffs while the man stands at the hotel reception.
As he towered over the police officer, he could be heard protesting and repeatedly saying, “I am a civilian.”
The man refused to offer his hands to be handcuffed, but the officer seems to have heard enough.
He catches the man off guard and abruptly punches the man in the jaw, knocking him off balance.
The police arrived very quickly and an officer punched the man in the jaw, causing him to lose his balance
The man was put in handcuffs after his arrest
The officer then struggles to force the man to the ground, placing a knee on the man’s head and grabbing his wrists. He can then handcuff and arrest the man.
Those who commented online were impressed with the statement the police officer himself handled.
“That’s one tough little cop. Well done,” wrote one.
“That cop’s got some nice moves!” a second agreed.
“Lol bro really thought he wasn’t going to jail after kicking that door in,” another user said.
CCTV footage shows Jason Williams running after the suspect around 3:30 pm yesterday and hitting him on the head with a huge, heavy frying pan.
It is the latest video that shows an example of instant karma.
Last week, a Chicago homeowner was spotted chasing and fending off a would-be burglar in his neighborhood while wielding a frying pan as a weapon.
Surveillance footage shows Jason Williams running after the suspect and hitting him in the head with a kitchen utensil.
Williams was almost home from work when he received a notification from his alarm system that there had been a break-in.
‘I came into the house, I looked to see if there was a weapon available… there was a frying pan, so I grabbed the frying pan and at the same time the burglar came downstairs.
“Right now it was fight or flight, and I would rather fight,” Williams said ABC.
“At that point it was fight or flight, and I would rather fight,” Williams said in an interview
Video shows the brave owner chasing after the suspect as he waves the frying pan in the air on his lawn.
“Get out of here, I’m going to kill you,” Williams can be heard screaming as the intruder runs for his life.
In a scene that looks straight out of a cartoon, Williams satisfyingly beats the suspect down, leaving him or her completely distraught when the police arrive on the scene.
The intruder is seen attempting to run across the street after the painful blow before eventually giving up and being handcuffed by police.
