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After chase, large guy brandishes a tiny dog
February 27, 2004
After leading an Oakland County sheriff's deputy on a high-speed chase Thursday, a burly contractor got out of his pickup and attacked the officer with his tiny French poodle, swinging the dog on his leash.
"I've seen people ram cars. I've seen people fight," Oakland County Sheriff Michael Bouchard said. "But to take a poodle on a leash and make it a weapon -- that's a new extreme in bizarre behavior."
The 5-foot-8, 226-pound suspect, a 37-year-old Shelby Township man whose name was not released by police, was arrested in Oakland Township and is likely to be be arraigned today. He was taken to North Oakland Medical Centers in Pontiac for psychological observation.
He faces five felony and two misdemeanor counts. Police said he rammed the deputy's car with his pickup before swinging his pet.
The dog was taken to the Oakland County Animal Care Center in Auburn Hills and was fine, police said.
By Frank Witsil
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Gotta admit I feel bad for the dog, but the mental image is pretty effin funny.
After chase, large guy brandishes a tiny dog
February 27, 2004
After leading an Oakland County sheriff's deputy on a high-speed chase Thursday, a burly contractor got out of his pickup and attacked the officer with his tiny French poodle, swinging the dog on his leash.
"I've seen people ram cars. I've seen people fight," Oakland County Sheriff Michael Bouchard said. "But to take a poodle on a leash and make it a weapon -- that's a new extreme in bizarre behavior."
The 5-foot-8, 226-pound suspect, a 37-year-old Shelby Township man whose name was not released by police, was arrested in Oakland Township and is likely to be be arraigned today. He was taken to North Oakland Medical Centers in Pontiac for psychological observation.
He faces five felony and two misdemeanor counts. Police said he rammed the deputy's car with his pickup before swinging his pet.
The dog was taken to the Oakland County Animal Care Center in Auburn Hills and was fine, police said.
By Frank Witsil
Link
Gotta admit I feel bad for the dog, but the mental image is pretty effin funny.
