CHP police K-9 bites officer during pursuit arrest near Burbank
NBC Los Angeles reported that a CHP K-9 bit an officer on the right arm during a September 26 pursuit arrest; the officer received hospital treatment for minor injuries.
Incident summary
NBC Los Angeles reported September 28 that a California Highway Patrol K-9 bit a CHP officer on the right arm during the Saturday-night September 26 arrest of a driver after a pursuit associated with a reportedly stolen Lexus SUV. Authorities said a PIT maneuver stopped the SUV near Honolulu and Boston avenues; the driver fled on foot and the K-9 was deployed while officers detained him. The officer was treated at a hospital for minor injuries. The driver reportedly was not injured and was booked on suspicion of grand theft auto. This is a source-attributed bite incident, not independent verification of the police report; the exact officer identity, canine identity and breed were not reported.
NBC Los Angeles reported the driver was arrested and booked on suspicion of grand theft auto. An arrest allegation is not a conviction. No disciplinary finding about the K-9 or officers was described; the person bitten was the CHP officer, not the pursued driver.
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NBC Los Angeles reported that a CHP K-9 was deployed after a driver fled an SUV stopped following a pursuit, and that the police dog bit a CHP officer on the right arm as officers attempted to restrain the driver. The outlet reported hospital treatment for minor injuries and attributed the arrest circumstances to authorities.
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No independent primary law-enforcement report was available in the reviewed record; the event remains explicitly attributed to NBC Los Angeles reporting.
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