A city in central Ohio has agreed to a settlement with one of its former K-9 officers and a truck driver who were involved in an attack last year. Circleville will pay 24-year-old Jadarrius Rose $225,000 after he suffered bites from a dog that formerly was part of the Circleville Police Department's canine unit. The city will also pay $40,000 to former officer Ryan Speakman, the dog handler. Body camera video of the July 4 incident shows the dog mauling Rose while he is on his knees with his hands in the air. Speakman was placed on leave and then fired for failing to meet officer standards.
A city in central Ohio has agreed to a settlement with one of its former K-9 officers and a truck driver who were involved in an attack last year. Circleville
A central Ohio city agreed this week to a settlement with a former K-9 officer and a truck driver involved in an attack last year, video of which garnered national attention and raised questions about the use of dogs to apprehend suspects.
A central Ohio city agreed this week to a settlement with a former K-9 officer and a truck driver involved in an attack last year, video of which garnered national attention and raised questions about the use of dogs to apprehend suspects. Records shared with The Associated Press by the city of Circleville show it will pay Jadarrius Rose $225,000 after he suffered bites from a dog that was part of the Circleville Police Department's canine unit July 4. Rose signed the settlement documents on Jan. 8.