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These kids were swift as an arrow after their Easter egg hunt turned into a manhunt. 
  
 A group of kids from a quiet village called Capel outside of London were foraging for Easter eggs on Good Friday when a hovering police helicopter and the sight of two men fleeing made them realize that they had been caught in the middle of a police pursuit. 
  
 “I’m sure the last thing the group of daring Capel residents expected when they set out on Friday afternoon was to abandon their Easter egg hunt to assist us in a police search but the initiative they demonstrated proved to be invaluable,” Sgt. Paul Sochon told CNN. 
  
 Kids form arrow to lead Surrey Police to burglary suspects who had run through a field that they were hunting Easter eggs in on March 25. (Surrey Police) 
  
 The robbers had intruded into a building nearby and were racing across a field where the children were looking for colorful eggs. 
  
 The roughly 11 children dropped to the ground and created the formation of an arrow, pointing the police chopper in the direction of where the men fled, released footage from the helicopter shows. 
  
 “The children quickly formed an arrow on the ground in the middle of a plowed field to guide the helicopter in the direction of the fleeing pair,” a statement from police said. 
  
 “The helicopter crew relayed this information to officers on the ground and a short time later two men were arrested.” 
  
 Two men, ages 28 and 27, were arrested on suspicion of burglary in connection with the incident. Both were released on bail. ||||| Get daily updates directly to your inbox + Subscribe Thank you for subscribing! Could not subscribe, try again later Invalid Email 
  
 This is the moment an incredible group of youngsters formed a human arrow to help police find two suspected burglars in Capel . 
  
 Around 30 children and adults were taking part in an Easter egg hunt on Good Friday (March 25) when they became aware of the National Police Air Service (NPAS) helicopter circling overhead. 
  
 The helicopter, from the Redhill base, had been called by Surrey Police following a report of intruders at a disused building off Horsham Road in the village. 
  
 (Photo: Surrey Police) 
  
 The quick-thinking group laid in the middle of a ploughed field, forming an arrow to point the helicopter in the right direction of the suspects. 
  
 The helicopter crew were then able to quickly relay this information to officers on the ground and a short time later two men were arrested. 
  
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 NPAS Sergeant Paul Sochon said: “I’m sure the last thing the group of daring Capel residents expected when they set out on Friday afternoon was to abandon their Easter egg hunt to assist us in a police search but the initiative they demonstrated proved to be invaluable." 
  
 (Photo: Surrey Police) 
  
 “The swift action taken by the group of parents and their children was the sort of thing you would usually associate with an Enid Blyton adventure but their ingenuity proved a great help for our crews," he said. 
  
 “As a thank you for their efforts the NPAS crew landed nearby to thank the children for the role they played in the incident and they even shared a few chocolate treats with the team which was an added bonus after a busy shift.” 
  
 Anyone who witnessed the incident or with any information should call Surrey Police on 101, quoting reference 45160024070, or call the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111. 
  
 (Photo: Surrey Police) 
  
 • A 28-year-old man and a 27-year-old man were arrested on suspicion of burglary in connection with the incident. Both men have now had their cancelled due to insufficient evidence. ||||| We have placed cookies on your computer to help make this website serve you better, however you can change your cookie settings at any time. 
  
 Otherwise, we'll assume you're OK to continue. ||||| (CNN) For one group of kids in a small village outside London, an afternoon meant to be spent hunting Easter eggs suddenly turned into a thrilling hunt for burglars. 
  
 The children and their families had gathered together on Good Friday for an Easter egg hunt in a field in Capel, located in Surrey. 
  
 But an intrusion at a building nearby brought a dramatic police helicopter chase right to them, Surrey police said. 
  
 A quiet village egg hunt got interesting when the redhill police helicopter came over for an hour hunting burglars ! pic.twitter.com/UEi0rAYdWm — Birding Gardener (@BirdingGardener) March 25, 2016 
  
 With a chopper buzzing overhead and two men suddenly racing across the field, those in the group quickly realized they were witnessing a police pursuit. The kids dropped to the ground and lay out in an arrow-shaped formation to point the authorities the right way. 
  
 Easter egg hunt with a difference with @NPAS_Redhill in pursuit overhead - 2 burglars caught and lots of happy kids! pic.twitter.com/iaIpCeUW03 — Birding Gardener (@BirdingGardener) March 25, 2016 
  
 "The children quickly formed an arrow on the ground in the middle of a plowed field to guide the helicopter in the direction of the fleeing pair," a statement from police said . "The helicopter crew relayed this information to officers on the ground and a short time later two men were arrested." 
  
 Great fun for all the kids and two felons apprehended ! pic.twitter.com/YMWv2LyHra — Birding Gardener (@BirdingGardener) March 25, 2016 
  
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Two guys fleeing cops in Britain had to contend with more than just the officers and helicopter on their tail: A bunch of kids on an Easter egg hunt also stood between them and freedom, reports CNN. As the chopper buzzed and two burglary suspects ran across the Surrey field where the kids were gathered, "the children quickly formed an arrow on the ground in the middle of a plowed field to guide the helicopter in the direction of the fleeing pair," a police statement says. "The helicopter crew relayed this information to officers on the ground and a short time later two men were arrested." The chopper crew later landed to thank the kids personally, and police called their help "invaluable." They're also winning widespread praise elsewhere as the story makes the rounds. "Incredible," declares GetSurrey.com.uk, while the New York Daily News calls it "ingenious" and the Sun "extraordinary." Not as thrilled: The two men, ages 27 and 28, who police say were burglarizing an abandoned building nearby. (Another unusual police chase took place in the US this weekend—involving a Chihuahua.)