Man hiding beneath tarp bitten by Oklahoma City police dog

Oklahoma City police used a dog to help arrest a man who may have pulled a gun on people at an apartment complex.

 
BY MATT PATTERSON mpatterson@opubco.com | Modified: June 29, 2011 at 9:16 pm | Published: June 29, 2011   

Two men were arrested Wednesday by Oklahoma City police after a pursuit that left one man injured by bites from a police dog.

Emanuel Moore, 30, and Kendrick Turner, 19, were arrested on complaints of attempting to elude a police officer.

photo - Oklahoma City police take a suspect into custody after a brief chase near NW 10th and Doris drive in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma , Wednesday June 29, 2011. The suspect received bites from a K-9 unit. Photo by Steve Gooch ORG XMIT: KOD
Oklahoma City police take a suspect into custody after a brief chase near NW 10th and Doris drive in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma , Wednesday June 29, 2011. The suspect received bites from a K-9 unit. Photo by Steve Gooch ORG XMIT: KOD

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Turner was also booked on a marijuana possession complaint.

Capt. Patrick Stewart said police were told a man pointed a gun at a resident of an apartment complex at 7533 NW 6 about 10:55 a.m. Wednesday.

Stewart said two men left the scene in a car, and police tried to pull them over. After the car traveled about a block, one man bailed out of the car on foot, Stewart said.

A short time later the second man bailed out of the car and was taken into custody.

A man Stewart identified as Moore attempted to hide beneath a tarp at a nearby business.

When he refused to come out, police sent in the K-9 unit dog, which bit the man several times.

Moore was taken to a hospital for treatment of his wounds, Stewart said.




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