Johnny Quinn gets, accepts offer to train with SWAT team in Texas

U.S. bobsledder Johnny Quinn’s #SochiJailBreak has attracted the attention of the Denton (Tex.) Police Department.

But the Denton P.D. hasn’t extended its jurisdiction into Russia. Last Sunday, they actually offered him a job on their SWAT team when he returns from the Sochi Olympics:

Wonder if @JohnnyQuinnUSA would like a job on our SWAT team as a door slammer when he gets back from the Olympics? pic.twitter.com/1zDiFjsVVG

— Denton Police Department (@DENTONPD) February 9, 2014

And a few days later, they announced his response:

(1/2) We are happy to announce that @JohnnyQuinnUSA has accepted our invite 2 come 2 one of our SWAT team training dates after the Olympics.

— Denton Police Department (@DENTONPD) February 11, 2014

(2/2) We will have more info on the date of when @JohnnyQuinnUSA will be at the PD in the coming days.

— Denton Police Department (@DENTONPD) February 11, 2014

If this isn’t a reality show in the making, we don’t know what is.

Denton P.D. Officer and media relations handler Ryan Grelle explained to TODAY.com why they made the offer:

“He went to college at the University of North Texas here in Denton, so we thought it would be a fun thing for a hometown boy, even though he lives in McKinney (Texas) now, to come back, have some fun with us and carry it a little farther.”

Per TODAY.com, the department intends to teach Quinn how to bust through doors properly with a breaching ram and not with his own person.

Either way, troublemakers in Denton better beware.

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