A small Detroit business that supplies buses has been targeted by thieves.

Detroit – A small business that provides buses for tours, weddings, and school children’s field trips is trying to boost its foothold on the city’s west side, but it’s becoming a target for segregation.

First the busses of expensive catalytic converters were cut off, and now a thief has hit the spot twice in one day, but this time there’s a twist.

The video from the security camera shows an intruder in a serious condition Detroit Bus Company A yard on the west side of town, he stole two expensive bus batteries.

The owners of the establishment called the police.

“So the police came and swept all the buses,” Aaron Cummings said. “So saying, they drew their guns.D.P.DIf you’re here, get out.

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The man with the visible arm returned hours later and stole more gear.

“He’s slowly building,” said Andy DiDorossi.

DiDorossi and Cummings jumped into their vehicle and chased the thief at four miles an hour while they waited for the police to arrive.

The men said, “He stole a battery.” “We watched him do it. It’s going on an hour now, and it’s the most exciting thing ever.”

The Detroit Police Department took the man into custody.

“Once he was arrested, he didn’t feel good,” Cummings said.

Cummings said the reason he didn’t feel well was because the thief was disabled.

“During the day, we digested all the events of the day, and we were like, ‘We can help him,'” Cummings said. “Nobody wants to do that.”

When thinking about ways to help a disabled person, it is the third burglary where items are stolen from a small business while trying to work.

“You really want to go crazy, but the world doesn’t stop with you and you just have to pick up the battery and put it in the bus,” says Shane O’Connor.