Speeding, Resisting Arrest, And Biting A Police Dog – A Real Winner
SEASIDE PARK, NJ – SEPTEMBER 17: A police officer K-9 unit monitors activity near the scene of an “pipe bomb-style device” explosion on September 17, 2016 in Seaside Park, New Jersey. The explosive device detonated in a trash can after 9:30am this morning along the route of the Seaside Semper Five Marine Corps Charity 5K run to benefit military soldiers. No injuries were reported. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Strange criminal cases always intrigue me. This one is a good one to show you how important it it to be in your right mind and not be so impaired that you do something completely ridiculous. Don’t get me wrong, I like an adult beverage every now and again, but it shouldn’t get out of hand! You need to develop a little self control. Or a lot of self control if you’re planning on going out driving.
So let’s get to it and talk about this interesting character from Delaware. The 47 year-old man by the name of Jamal Wing was pulled over for speeding on Saturday. He decided to get out of his car, even though troopers were telling him to stay inside. Apparently he ignored what they said, didn’t listen to commands and then resisted arrest.
Well, since we know that’s what NOT to do. Here’s what the police did – they released their K9 dog on him. The strange part, or maybe I should say strangest part is that the man continued to resist arrest and even bit the dog multiple times! Not sure how you manage to pull off biting a K9 trained dog, but he did it.
The troopers said he smelled of alcohol and appeared to be impaired. He wound up being subdued and was taken to the hospital with a few minor injuries from the run in with the dog. He’s been charged with assaulting the K9 and its two officers, driving under the influence, resisting arrest, criminal mischief, and disorderly conduct.
Definitely not the kind of charges you want. And it doesn’t look great when you have a laundry list of them either. It’s making me think those signs are more and more accurate each time I see them – “Be Sober or Get Pulled Over.”
