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Video captures the moment a K-9 dog leaps through a vehicle window to help apprehend a stalking suspect
December 20, 2019
Police indicated the dog is a good boy, a very good boy.
A video captured the moment a K-9 police dog leaped through a truck window of a suspect that police were apprehending in Corona, California.
The man was charged with stalking his ex-wife at her home and place of work in violation of a restraining order. Police say he also tried to hit her with his truck.
When police encountered the man, he refused to follow their commands and led them on a chase in his truck. They stopped him using a spike strip and a PIT maneuver.
The video picked up when police shot out his window with rubber pellets, and the K-9 dog leaped through to get at the suspect.
He can be seen biting the man, 31-year-old Julio Vasquez, and he responds by taking a swing at the dog.
The official account of the Corona Police Department said the dog was unharmed. His name is Duke.
The suspect was treated at a local hospital for minor injuries. The officers, nor K9 Duke were injured during the incident.
K9 Duke is a Belgian Malinois and is about 5 ½ years old
— Corona Police Dept. #CoronaPD (@CoronaPD) December 20, 2019
"The suspect was treated at a local hospital for minor injuries. The officers, nor K9 Duke were injured during the incident. K9 Duke is a Belgian Malinois and is about 5 ½ years old," they tweeted.
Vasquez could also be charged for hitting Duke, who is a good boy.
Here's the video of Duke taking down the suspect:
Dramatic video: Police K-9 takes down stalking suspect after chase ends in Corona | ABC7 Los Angeleswww.youtube.com
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Carlos Garcia is a staff writer for Blaze News.
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