UFC Fighter Henry Cejudo Helps Detain Suspect After Car Crashes Into Phoenix Home

UFC Fighter Henry Cejudo Helps Detain Suspect After Car Crashes Into Phoenix Home

PHOENIX — UFC star Henry Cejudo jumped into action Friday night after witnessing a car crash into a home near State Route 51 and Bethany Home Road. Cejudo, a former UFC double-champion and Olympic gold medalist, helped detain the suspect after a confrontation broke out with a neighbor. According to Phoenix police, 22-year-old Angel Cota was speeding at approximately 80 mph before losing control… Source

Not all heroes wear capes. Wearing gold silk pajamas, Henry Cejudo, 38, ran out and stopped an aggressive passerby. “I gave him a few earfuls,” he says.

Former UFC champ stops hit-and-run suspect who crashed into neighbor's home: 'He wasn't that tough'

Former UFC champion Henry Cejudo says he apprehended a hit-and-run suspect who crashed a vehicle into his neighbor's home at a high rate of speed.

Friday night was a wild one for former UFC champion Henry Cejudo. A car crashed into his neighbor's house at about 80 mph, and the driver and passenger tried to flee. Cejudo stopped them.

UFC Fighter Henry Cejudo Body Slams Hit-and-Run Suspect

UFC's Henry Cejudo is a great fighter ... and he is also a great neighbor 'cause he recently helped stop a hit-and-run suspect in his hood. Here's the deal ... a speeding car crashed into the house right next door to Henry's in Phoenix last night…

Henry Cejudo says he apprehended driver who allegedly plowed vehicle into neighbor's house (via @MikeBohn)

What started as a typical night in the neighborhood turned into a dramatic moment for former two-division UFC champion Henry Cejudo on Friday. As Cejudo was outside his Phoenix home with his producer, Dylan Rush, he said a vehicle traveling at a speed he estimated to be 80-100 mph plowed into one of his neighbors’ house. The driver, Cejudo said, tried to flea the scene, and when other passengers tried to follow, Cejudo said he and the home’s own…