Kids form human arrow to guide police to burglary suspects

Police in Surrey, England, got some unusual help with a manhunt last month.

A police helicopter was searching for two suspected intruders at an abandoned building when officers noticed some kids in a nearby field had formed a human arrow.

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The children were hunting for Easter eggs when they saw the helicopter overhead and decided to point police in the right direction.

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Thanks to their help, the helicopter crew quickly notified officers on the ground of one suspect's location.

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Authorities say they arrested a 28-year-old man and 27-year-old man on suspicion of burglary.

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