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Tuttlingen - A 45-year-old man was apprehended early Sunday morning following a disturbance on Königstraße. Witnesses reported an aggressive individual outside a closed bar around 4:30 AM. The man had been banging on the entrance door and was involved in a confrontation with a security staff member, refusing to leave the premises and displaying further aggressive behavior.
When police officers arrived to take him into custody, the man threatened to unleash his German Shepherd on them. After a discussion to clarify the situation, he was separated from the dog and taken into custody without further incident.
The German Shepherd was placed in the care of a qualified handler, and the relevant authorities were notified. The 45-year-old now faces charges, including resisting law enforcement officers.
The incident highlights the ongoing challenges faced by police when dealing with aggressive individuals, particularly those accompanied by pets. Authorities stress the importance of maintaining public safety while managing volatile situations effectively.
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