A dramatic 911 call captured a struggle between a man and an intruder during a home invasion Wednesday in Harrison Township.
A woman called for help while her husband struggled to pin down a man who had kicked in the door of their home on Chart Street.
911: Do you know who this person is?
Caller: No.
911: Did he break in?
Caller: Yes.911: (name) who's yelling?
Caller: My husbands's yelling. Where the (expletive) is everybody?
911: (name) I have everybody on the way.
911: Who has him on the ground?
Caller: My husband.
The husband was on his way to work and went outside to start his car. As he returned to the house, deputies said 34-year-old Eric Leon Niedzwiecki, also of Harrison Township, kicked in the door and forced his way into the home.
The woman, who 7 Action News is not identifying, made the call from a room upstairs while the two men struggled downstairs,
There were two children in the home as well, according to a statement from the Macomb County Sheriff's Department.
As the struggle grew more violent, minutes seemed like hours for the woman on the phone.
911: (name) who's yelling?
Caller: My husband's yelling. Where the (expletive) is everybody?
911: (name) I have everybody on the way.
Deputies arrived with five minutes of the call for help. The husband suffered minor injuries.
Niedzweicki was arrested and is being held on $75,000 dollars bond.
