July 26th 2023.
Jadarrius Rose experienced a traumatic event on July 4th when Ohio police attempted to pull him over due to his 18-wheeler missing a left rear mud flap. According to CNN, Rose initially refused to stop for an inspection, prompting the dispatch to call for a marked patrol unit to assist.
When Rose finally stopped his semi and got out, he was approached by an officer with a gun pointed at him, commanding him to get out of the truck. Rose got back in his truck and resumed driving, prompting officers to chase him once again.
The chase ended with Rose stopping again. An officer can be heard ordering Rose to “come to me” and warning him to get on the ground or he will get bitten by a police dog. Despite a state trooper's directive not to release the dog, the dog was released and jumped on Rose’s arm, pulling him to the ground.
Rose can be heard yelling and pleading for the officers to get the dog off of him. Footage of the incident has sparked outrage from the NAACP, with Nana Watson, president of the Columbus, Ohio, branch, calling the incident "barbaric behavior" which "gives you reason to pause as it is reflective of unjust and discriminatory treatment that occurred to Blacks in Mississippi, Georgia, and Alabama that we wish not to revisit and/or be reminded."
The Circleville Police Department has since convened a Use Of Force Board to investigate the incident. A report is expected to be released the week of July 31, 2023.
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