New Hampshire Police Dog Bites Man, Man Bites Dog, Man Gets Arrested

The man was trying to hide from police when a K-9 officer found him under a pile of clothes.
A New Hampshire man has been arrested after biting a police dog on its head while trying to hide under a pile of clothes, authorities said.
The man, who has not been identified, has been charged with resisting arrest, interfering with a police dog and assaulting an officer.
State police were called in to assist Boscawen officers investigating a shooting on Sunday. A man with an outstanding warrant refused to come out of a house and K-9 Veda was sent in to find him, authorities said.
The man had scrambled to the back of the home and buried himself under a pile of clothes, police said.
When Veda bit him, he bit back and put the dog in a chokehold, according to authorities. He also struck an officer, officials said. He was eventually taken into custody after being Tasered.
"If you get into a biting competition with a police dog, you're not going to win, Lt. Jason Killary of the Boscawen Police Department told Reuters.
A photo of Veda was posted on the New Hampshire Canine Trooper's Association's Facebook page. "K-9 Veda was cleared medically and is OK," the post with her image reads.
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