Officials say Jamal Wing forcibly resisted arrest when troopers and a state police K9 were detaining him.
Delaware State Police arrested a man on Saturday after officials say he assaulted two state troopers and bit a K9 dog following a traffic stop.
The incident began shortly before 2 a.m. when a trooper saw a black 2021 Toyota Camry speeding southbound on Philadelphia Pike near Rolling Road.Officials say the driver, identified as Wing, forcibly resisted arrest when troopers and a state police K9 were detaining him.He was taken into custody a short time later and troopers said they could smell alcohol on his breath.
While in the hospital, officials say Wing continued to resist and assaulted a trooper, causing the trooper injury and damaging state police property.
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