Police TASER Man During An Attack On His Aunt

A Cottondale resident has been accused of attacking his aunt and one of her children. He also finds himself accused of battery on police who responded to the incident, in addition to a drug charge.

According to officers, when they responded to the scene they had to employ a TASER device on the 25-year-old in order to subdue him. When police arrived on the scene they found the man on top of a woman where he was seen biting her neck and head.

When he was ordered to stop he refused. As a result, officers attempted to get the man off the woman which subsequently saw him fighting with them. During the ordeal he kicked two officers and bit one of the ankle.

Not only that, but he surprisingly bent a pair of handcuffs. Because of this police deemed it necessary for them to employ a TASER device on the suspect in order to take him away into police custody and to prevent him from harming his aunt and police any further.

He was taken to hospital for a medical evaluation where two bags containing a large amount of cocaine residue were recovered from his sock.

According to reports the 25-year-old bit and hit his aunt’s 9-year-old child who had come to the aid of his mother in order to defend her during the attack. He is also alleged to have shoved the child into a TV which proved forceful enough to knock the TV over.

The incident itself arose out of the fact that the 25-year-old’s aunt refused to give him money that he demanded from her. As a result of the attack he bit her ear so that it was nearly severed.

With a self defense device on hand officers were able to effectively put a stop to the 25-year-old’s attacks on his aunt and nephew. These days brute force is no longer a requirement when police want to prevent someone from committing an offense as one stun from a TASER device is enough to subdue them.

This then gives police plenty of time to apprehend their suspect, thus eliminating the harm that could potentially be targeted at those involved.