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Houston Man Dances On Being Aressted, Gets Attacked By Police Dog

IANS, 17 Nov, 2017 02:09 PM

    He finally stopped on police order after being chased for nearly 20 miles. But instead of laying on the ground he started dancing after stepping out of his car.

     

    According to a report by Associated Press, “He eventually complied with police orders to step out of his car but rather than lay on the ground, the man began a dance with arms above his head.”

     

    Fearing that the man might flee, the police decided to unleash the dog, Police Lt. Larry Crowson told AP. The police are investigating if the man was inebriated or under the influence. He has been charged with evading arrest.

     

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