The man bitten the dog and sent it to the hospital! Even the police were surprised to see
In America, a drunken man bitten the dog itself. Actually this dog was a police dog, who was following the drunk man for breaking the traffic rules. However, no one had thought what would be the scene after this. The police had thought that the drunk person would get scared after seeing the dog, but everyone was surprised to see the act of that person. Instead of being afraid of that dog of the police, that person on the contrary bitten the dog itself. He didn’t do it once or twice, but a dozen times…
According to the news published in Nyt, on July 8, a drunk man in the US state of Delaware was identified as 47-year-old Jamal Wing. Traffic rules are seen breaking. Immediately the police comes into action and starts chasing him. After a lot of struggle, the police nabs him, after which he is asked to sit in the police car. Even after being told repeatedly, he does not sit in the police car and starts insisting. Troubled by this, the police put forward their police trend dog (K9), they thought that maybe Jamal would be scared by this, but it is exactly the opposite.
As soon as Jamal sees the police dog K9 moving towards him, he breaks down on it and bites it several times with his teeth and injures him. Even the policemen are surprised to see this action of Jamal. Before he could do anything, Jamal chewed that police dog K9 dozens of times. However, somehow the police control that uncontrollable Jamal and immediately take the dog to the hospital for medical treatment. At present, cases have been registered against Jamal for assaulting on duty police officers and their dogs, over speeding, criminal mischief, bad conduct etc.
Police officers said- While trying to avoid arrest late at night, Jamal, who was intoxicated, bitten the police dog several times. At present, Jamal has been booked for assault on on-duty police officers and their dog and for driving at over speed. Jamal has also been charged with resisting forceful arrest, criminal mischief, bad conduct, not having the required license.
