Florida man bites K9 during arrest, deputies say

And caught on camera, let me see your hands. Show me your hands. A suspect speeding away from officers after threatening to bite a canine. Don't fight my dog. That's our top story tonight. The new body cam footage showing the arrest gone wrong. Watch right here. A suspect hides under a blanket, then ducks into the bushes before a rough run in with a canine deputy. In a bizarre twist, The Volusia deputies say this man was doing the biting, not their canine. In fact, he's accused of biting canine Benny in the ear and the neck. Good evening, everyone. I'm Jack Royer. And I'm LouAnn Thrall. If that wasn't bad enough, he's also accused of kicking a deputy and threatening to kill two others. Alexis Clevenger, live right now in Volusia County. So, Alexis, that guy is now behind bars. LouAnn, Jack, yeah, he'll actually stay behind bars. A judge denied him bond. that's something the state was pushing for not only for the safety of law enforcement but for the public as well get out of the car repeated commands deputies say this man Bradford Kanan refused to follow he had a warrant but he was doing everything to avoid arrest you don't want to do that he continued to be combative and moments later he took off absolutely not come toward the kayak launch he led deputies on a chase that ended at the Canaveral National Seashore He abandoned his truck and hid in the palm fronds. After a search, he was found by a canine. Let me see your head! Don't fight my dog! Deputies say Kanan hit and bit canine Benny in the neck and ear. Benny is okay, and Kanan is now behind bars. I have reviewed the documents in this case. I do find probable cause for your arrest on each of the charges. Now that warrant was for domestic violence battery, Kanan is also facing multiple other charges as well. Live in Volusia County, Alexis Clevenger, Fox 35 News.