A man allegedly bit and stabbed a police dog in Fairfield as officers tried to take him into custody Wednesday, authorities said.
The man appeared to be under the influence of drugs, according to Fairfield police. The dog, named Cort, was taken to a veterinary hospital for treatment and recovering at home with its handler.
Officers were initially called to an elderly victim's home Wednesday afternoon on a report of a burglary, the police department said in a Facebook post. The department then received a report from an Amazon employee, who said the man had threatened to kill him and steal his delivery truck.
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