Fugitive Arrested After Coming Out of Hideout for Call of Duty!

Never underestimate the loyalty of fans to the game franchise. It was recently reported that there is a fugitive from the police who is willing to come out of hiding just to buy Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War. He is willing to risk his freedom just to get the game.

This man named Clint Butler is a British fugitive. He is known to have escaped from HMP Spring Hill prison in Buckinghamshire in November 2020. The initial sentence received by Clint himself was 17 years for robbery and possession of a firearm.

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This Fugitive Was Arrested By Police After Coming Out Of Hiding Place To Buy Call Of Duty Game — Cold War | Call of Duty

But apparently this is not comparable to his loyalty to the game franchise. Which is known that he was willing to come out of hiding just to buy a copy of the game Call of Duty Cold War. For those of you who don’t know, Cold War itself is the latest entry from Call of Duty.

According to reports, Butler himself traveled with a friend to Martineau Way in Birmingham, England to purchase the latest Call of Duty game. But fate said otherwise, he instead met with two police officers who realized that they were behaving strangely.

Caught trying to buy a Call of Duty game

The police suddenly questioned Butler’s purpose for shopping, in which the situation at that time required everyone to stay at home because they were under lockdown. Butler also answered the police question and replied that he was out to buy the latest Call of Duty game.

The reason he bought the game was because he wanted to spend his time playing the game when conditions were locked. Butler was found to have given the policeman a false name, and several acts of violence ensued. In which Butler is known to have kicked one of the officers in the groin.

He also tried to escape from the police, but unfortunately his efforts failed. He now has to serve his original sentence along with an additional 13 months for trying to escape. In addition, there is an additional 6 months sentence for assaulting a police officer.

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