Officials say Jamal Wing forcibly resisted arrest when troopers and a state police K9 were detaining him.
WILMINGTON, Delaware (WPVI) -- 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.
Officials say 47-year-old Jamal Wing of Wilmington, Delaware, was arrested for felony resisting arrest, assaulting troopers, and a DUI.
A trooper initiated a traffic stop and the Camry stopped in a nearby parking lot.
Officials say the driver, identified as Wing, forcibly resisted arrest when troopers and a state police K9 were detaining him.
Wing bit the K9 dog multiple times during the ordeal, according to state troopers.
While in the hospital, officials say Wing continued to resist and assaulted a trooper, causing the trooper injury and damaging state police property. »