Ohio good Samaritans rush to help police officer in roadside struggle: 'You don't do that to a woman'
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Four good Samaritans are receiving a public thank you from an Ohio police chief after they stepped in to assist a female police office who was being attacked.
The videos shows the agitated perpetrator getting out of his car and aggressively threatening Wright. (Willoughby Police Department) Koubeck is seen invading Officer Wright's space and pushing her, despite her warnings to back away. (Willoughby Police Department) Koubeck seemingly overpowering Wright, until a good Samaritan helps her subdue him. (The Willoughby Police Department) Sarah Rumpf is a Fox News Digital Production Assistant. You can reach her on Twitter at @rumpfsarahc
Wright pulled Koubeck over for speeding on September 10. The suspect was going 57 mph in a 35 mph zone, Wright is heard telling him in the dashcam footage.
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