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An assault suspect played a real-life version of Frogger on a busy freeway in Los Angeles to evade arrest — but still got busted and later roasted by police officers who captured wild incident with a drone.
An unidentified male suspect was seen bobbing and weaving through fast-moving traffic on the 91 Freeway on Sept. 11, footage released by the City of Corona Police Department Thursday showed.
The bold suspect is shown in the aerial footage dodging traffic — narrowly passing between two speeding 18-wheelers — then crossing at least half a dozen traffic lanes before fleeing into a residential neighborhood.
“You can dodge a ball. But you can’t dodge a drone,” CPD joked in its Facebook post, which featured a clip of the 2004 movie “Dodgeball.”
They also included an arcade game-esque soundtrack while showing the perp’s flight across the freeway.
The footage continued to follow the suspect as he snaked through alleys and backyards — until he was found by cops, tased and taken into custody, video showed.
The department did not yet announce any charges.
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