OMG: Epic photo of a man jumping to catch a thief in broad day light in Manchester

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Epic photo of a man jumping to catch a thief in broad day light in Manchester
It is the world cup season and some persons are already showing manifestations of their innate football talent. This photo that has since gone viral shows a man in the busy shopping district of Manchester, England, chase down a suspected thief and tackled him with a flying leap on Wednesday.

Allan Bentley, a staff photographer of Cavendish Press, a British photo agency, happened
to be standing nearby and captured the dramatic moment.
Epic photo of a man jumping to catch a thief in broad day light in Manchester

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