The forcible takedown of the driver of a collection truck by a Surrey RCMP officer was caught on video.
Police responded to reports of a truck crashing into garbage cans before idling on the 6700-block of 130th Avenue just before 2 p.m. Tuesday.
When officers arrived, the driver was still in the vehicle and appeared to be in some kind of distress.
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After being asked to get out of the truck, the driver tried to put the vehicle in gear, RCMP said.
The video shows an officer pulling a man from the vehicle.
Police later determined the driver was suffering from a medical condition.
“After it was determined that it was a medical issue with the driver, our member did perform first-aid and made sure that medical treatment was available for the driver,” Sturko said.
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