New technology from a Bay Area company is now the talk of the NFL because the Owl Car Cam allowed a Carolina Panthers player to stop a would-be car burglar! Carolina Panthers fullback Alex Armah was able to subdue the scumbag until police arrived thanks to his new security cam.
After having had his car broken before and feeling violated, Alex researched dash cam security systems and decided to install the Owl Cam- made by a Palo Alto company, founded by one of the lead engineers who designed the iPod and the first iPhone, Andy Hodge.
The man tried to run, but had no chance against the 6'2, 255-pound fullback, who also happens to know how to use a lethal "armbar" MMA move.
Charlotte police identify the suspect as 32-year-old Daniel Cagle, who's been charged with attempted break-in. Cagle had also been charged in 2012 for a felony car break-in.
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