A man pulled over for speeding on Lost Nation Road ended up in a physical struggle with a police officer, but four other people stopped and came to the aid of the officer, police say.
WILLOUGHBY, Ohio — A police officer who ended up in a physical confrontation with a driver during a traffic stop received some unexpected help when four people joined the struggle and helped him restrain the suspect.
The officer asked Koubeck to get out of the road and sit on the sidewalk. Koubeck reportedly became upset and yelled “I’m not sitting,” pointing his finger in the face of the officer. When the officer asked Koubeck to back away, he pushed the officer and again said he would not sit, police say. The officer was taken to University Hospitals Lake West Medical Center for treatment for minor injuries.
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