In a statement Monday, the police chief confirmed Speakman was on paid administrative leave. “In compliance with the Circleville Police Department Policy, a Use of Force Review Board was convened immediately and is reviewing the incident,” the statement said. The K-9 unit in question responded to assist highway patrol, the statement said. The statement confirmed the Circleville Police Department “was involved in a mutual aid request by the Ohio State Highway Patrol” after the driver of a semi-truck refused to stop. Shawn Baer said in a joint statement last Friday. The incident is now set to be evaluated by a use of force review board, whose findings are expected to be released the week of July 31, McIlroy and Police Chief G. CNN has also reached out to an attorney for the Ohio Patrolman’s Benevolent Association for comment. He has been placed on paid administrative leave, the mayor told CNN.ĬNN has attempted to reach Speakman for comment. On Monday, Circleville Mayor Don McIlroy identified the Circleville officer who deployed the dog as Officer Ryan Speakman.

Rose was released from custody July 7, the Ross County Prosecutor’s Office told CNN, adding the office is still collecting evidence before it determines whether to move forward with the charge against him. Rose was treated and released from a hospital before being taken to the Ross County Jail, according to a case report from the Ohio State Highway Patrol, which notes he faced a charge of failure to comply with order or signal by a police officer, a fourth-degree felony. It was unclear whether the state trooper could be heard by other officers at the scene. That’s when he was bitten by the Circleville K-9, despite several warnings from a state trooper not to release the dog while Rose’s hands were up. Soon after, Rose pulled over and exited the semi-truck, surrounded by several police cars and officers, footage released by the State Highway Patrol shows. “Yes they are,” Rose responded, adding, “I do not feel safe with stopping.” “They’re not trying to kill you,” the dispatcher said. “I don’t know why they’re trying to kill me,” Rose said. You’re going to get yourself in more trouble than you’re already in.” The dispatcher told Rose multiple times he needed to stop and comply with police, saying, “You need to pull over. “I parked the truck and I was about to comply with them, but they all had they guns drawn out for whatever reason,” Rose said, per the recordings. Ohio State Highway PatrolĪn unarmed Black man was attacked by a police K-9 dog despite surrendering with his hands in the air Video released by authorities captured the moments Jadarrius Rose, an unarmed Black man, was attacked by a police dog after a traffic stop.

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