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A video has gone viral showcasing a man in Graton, California being viscously attacked by a police dog after surrendering to the arresting officers.
Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office received a call that Jason Anglero-Wyrick, 35, pointed a handgun at a man and his wife from his vehicle before driving away. Deputies found a truck matching the description that the accuser gave them at Anglero-Wyrick’s home and upon realizing that Anglero-Wyrick was on parole for assault with a deadly weapon police claim to have become concerned Anglero-Wyrick was armed may attempt to barricade himself in the residence. Authorities proceeded to block off adjacent streets in order to stop incoming and outgoing traffic.
Upon arriving to the home, Anglero-Wyrick and Naustachia Green, who also lived at the home and both of whom are 35 years-old, came outside to meet the officers. The police claim they were confrontational. No gun was found in Anglero-Wyrick’s house nor car after a search, and Green was arrested on suspicion of misdemeanor battery on a peace officer and resisting arrest. She was later released and asked to appear in court, while Anglero-Wyrick was released on $5,000 bail.
Find the viral video below. We’ve also included below that the body cam which shows the event from the time the police arrived on the scene.
Hop to the 3:30 in order to bypass the dispatch call.
Source: www.pressdemocrat.com
