Police in Ohio have launched an investigation after a 23-year-old truck driver was attacked by a police canine after surrendering to officers together with his palms up.

Driver Jadarrius Rose was pursued by the Ohio State Highway Patrol on 4 July after failing to cease his truck that was "missing a left rear mud flap", based on an incident report.

The Circleville Police Department, together with a police canine, had been known as to help after Rose initially refused to get out of the automobile.

Video footage offered by the freeway patrol reveals Rose standing in entrance of the truck together with his palms raised.

Moments later, the officer unleashes the police canine, regardless of calls from one other officer telling him: "Do not release the dog."

Bodycam footage reveals the canine working in the direction of Rose, with the canine showing to chunk and pull him over.

Rose might be heard screaming, "please get it off". He was later handled in hospital for canine bites and charged with failure to conform.

The dog-handler was recognized as officer Ryan Speakman by the freeway patrol incident report.

A press release from Circleville Police doesn't affirm the id of the officer or reveal whether or not they'll face any disciplinary motion.

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Recordings of a 911 name made by a person believed to be Rose had been launched by the Ross County Sheriff's workplace on Monday.

They present a person inform dispatchers that officers had been "trying to kill" him and that he did not really feel secure pulling his automobile over.

"Right now I'm being chased by like 20 police officers and they all got their guns pointed directly to my truck," Rose mentioned throughout a two-minute name, based on NBC.

The dispatcher repeatedly advised Rose he ought to cease and adjust to police, and in addition advised him the officers weren't attempting to hurt him.

It isn't clear why Rose didn't instantly cease the automobile.

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