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Friday, 18 June 2010 15:26

Man nabbed after 20 foot leap


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A foot chase Thursday led officers to the roof of an apartment building where the person they were chasing made a 20 foot downward leap to the roof of another building in the 200 block of Roanoke Avenue.

The man, 18-year-old Ian Coles, was captured and jailed on $33,000 bond, Deputy Chief Adam Bondarek of the Roanoke Rapids Police Department said today.

Coles was wanted for a June 14 shooting into occupied property. Members of the department’s A squad received information he was hiding and located him at a downtown area apartment.

Officers searched the apartment and noticed an open window. The open window led officers to roof where Coles was running. When he came to the end of the building he jumped 20 feet down onto the roof of another building.

Officers pursued and caught him, charging him with communicating threats, escape from custody and discharging a weapon into occupied property.

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