-The suspect was driving 200 km/h while high on drugs and was chased by the police due to damage to property, hit and run, and violation of a red light.
-In the meantime, he caused a collision with a passing citizen's car and fled, abandoning the car.
-Up to this point, it's similar to an ordinary chase... The problem is that police dogs from multiple states are dispatched at once, so police dogs from other states commit the crime of biting police officers from Florida.
-Due to this confusion in the command system, dangerous situations were created where a police car crashed into another police car from behind, or a police officer who was hanging on to the car mistook the suspect for a suspect and threw himself out.
-In fact, the suspect who was addicted to drugs, the culprit behind all of this, surrendered on his own shortly afterwards, and the case ended in vain. Meanwhile, the police dog that bit the police officer earlier is wandering around unable to bite the suspect for fear of another team kill.
