About two hours later, police said Carey spotted the suspect outside a restaurant and jumped out of his vehicle to take after him on foot. The former rugby player told FOX4 the opportunity to help out just presented itself to him. “I played a lot of rugby in my days, you know, I'm a little older now, I still got little wheels,” Barrera told FOX4. Carey said as he was chasing the suspect, he spotted a "blur" on his left side, which turned out to be Barrera tackling the suspect. “As soon as I put the handcuffs on the suspect, my mind goes straight to my vehicle,” Carey said.

Source: Fox News June 30, 2019 12:17 UTC