Dortmund.
The Dortmund police tasered a dog in a playground. A 23-year-old had previously deliberately rushed the animal to the security service.
Police used a taser on a dog at a playground. A 23-year-old wanted to evade a check by the public order office and fled – before that he let the dog off the leash. When he was later arrested, he offered massive resistance. Read here: car racing? Two accidents in Dortmund with six injured
Police taser dog on playground: 23-year-old reacts aggressively to the control
On Friday, employees of the Dortmund regulatory office informed the police: The 23-year-old and a woman reacted aggressively to a check on the Zimmerstrasse/Priorstrasse playground, the police wrote in a press release. Background: knife attack: dispute in the northern part of Dortmund escalated
Finally, the 23-year-old rushed one of the two Carne Corso dogs to the employees of the public order office. A city employee was bitten. Read here: Bus driver loses control and crashes into parked cars
Police taser dog: man flees to Münsterstrasse
The 23-year-old fled to Münsterstrasse and hid in a doorway there. “There he resisted his arrest massively,” writes the Dortmund police. Another police officer was injured. The 23-year-old was taken into police custody. “The criminal police are investigating threats, dangerous bodily harm and resistance against the 23-year-old,” writes the police. (ck)
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