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Team USA Olympic bobsledder Johnny Quinn to train with SWAT team
The post-Olympic offers have trickled in for American bobsledder Johnny Quinn.
Not long after the world learned about Quinn's talent for breaking through jammed hotel bathroom doors, the Denton (Texas) Police Department extended the 30-year-old an invitation to join the SWAT team once he returns from Sochi.
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 DEPT (@DENTONPD) February 9, 2014
Officer Ryan Grelle, who handles media relations for the department, said he received a reply from Quinn's agent that the University of North Texas alumnus has accepted the offer to come in for one of its training dates.
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(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 DEPT (@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 DEPT (@DENTONPD) February 11, 2014
Quinn's profile has skyrocketed since the incident. The former NFL and Canadian Football League player now has more than 25,800 Twitter followers, up from the 14,751 followers he had the day before tweeting out a photo of the mangled bathroom door.
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Quinn became a buzzworthy topic once again when he found himself trapped inside an elevator. He will finally get the chance to make headlines on the ice track in the four-man bobsled competition.
Let's hope his teammates can keep him from having to perform another #SochiJailBreak before then.
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