An employee working at a KFC restaurant in Tennessee is garnering praise for playing a critical role in the rescue of a woman who was being held against her will.
Officers soon made contact with the two people. Police said Glay refused to obey commands given by the officers and ran away. However, he was arrested after a short foot chase.
The woman told police she and Glay were in a relationship, but that he had punched her in the face and been physically abusive. When she tried to leave, the woman said Glay took away her phone and made sure she never left his sight for days at a time, and he had a gun, she said.
The duo were staying in cheap hotels in the region, police said. Glay, who is being held on a $35,000 bond, will appear in court on June 1.
Streeval, a member of a motorcycle club that assists women in domestic violence situations, identified the hand signal. He took a photo of the license plate of the truck the woman was traveling in and asked the store cashier to dial 911.
When police arrived at the scene, they followed the pickup truck as it was leaving the parking lot and chased it for about 10 to 15 minutes, after which the truck crashed into a creek. The driver was arrested and the woman rescued.