A swarm of officers covered the area within 20 seconds, and discovered Barber, Benoit and Armini holding the suspect on the ground.
As the victims gathered to tell their story to a Cambridge officer, the HUPD questioned the suspect, who was bent over a squad car and complaining loudly.
"They're trying to slam me for stealing their wallet," the suspect said. "They've got their wallet back."
Moments later, the CPD prisoner wagon arrived to transport the suspect to CPD headquarters.
As he was being led away, cursing and screaming, the suspect said, "Wait until my dad tells his lawyer."
A bemused Cambridge officer walked up to Barber and his friend, and asked who had chased the suspect.
"I did," responded Barber.
"Good job," the officer replied with a smile.
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