Police evacuate shirtless man hanging upside down from basketball hoop

Police were called after a man got to be caught in a basketball hoop

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Police and firefighters in Washington, utilized a step to safeguard the man who was without a shirt and hanging upside around the feet on a b-ball band. 

The occurrence happened around 6:30 p.m. on Friday at Cal Anderson Park on Capitol Hill in Seattle. 

The mallet wielding man some way or another got in the circle and one foot got stuck in the net. Almost twelve cops looked as the man started flailing uncontrollably the circle. 

Amid the trial, he changed from hanging by his feet to recovering his head inside the loop. 

At the point when the man hung upside around his feet, the cops attempted to take a few to get back some composure of him, however the man opposed and would not permit the officers to expel him from the loop. 

The officers utilized a stepping stool from a flame truck and endeavored to get to the man. When he endeavored to kick the step far from the circle, officers had the capacity snatch both arms and one leg. 

By then, two Seattle firefighters jumped on the step and cut the net and liberated man. 

Seattle Police said that they are as yet choosing whether to refer to the man for demolition of property.