Top 7 Surveillance Videos of the Week: Knife Attack Barely Avoids Toddler
Other top videos include Trump sign vandals caught on camera and a Halloween hooligan getting what he deserves.
A toddler in its stroller gets caught up in the middle of a knife attack.
The last thing a parent wants is for their child to be involved in a violent crime. Unfortunately, that is what happened to several children in England last week.
A store’s CCTV camera caught a knife attack involving several teens and a toddler in a crowded convenience store. The footage shows an attacker holding a knife running into a toddler’s stroller, nearly knocking it over.
Watch the footage.
The toddler made it through the ordeal unscathed but the same couldn’t be said for one of the knife-man’s two targets.
The boy suffered a knife wound to his side but was treated at a local hospital and sent home.
Check out the rest of the week’s top surveillance videos which include an airport machete attack, Dakota Access Pipeline protesters, and footage of a little boy riding a toy car into traffic during rush hour in China.
Watch the top 7 surveillance videos of the week here!
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Steve Karantzoulidis, Web/Senior Editor
Steven A. Karantzoulidis is the Web Editor for Security Sales & Integration. He graduated from the University of Massachusetts Amherst with a degree in Communication and has a background in Film, A/V and Social Media.
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