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heriff: Man Loses Fight with Deputies, K-9 During Attempted Burglary Arrest

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Escambia County Sheriff's Office
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A man fought with deputies and a K-9 while allegedly resisting arrest Thursday for an attempted home burglary in Escambia County, Florida.

“Eric Tyler Mathis, 25, is charged with attempted carjacking, attempted burglary, three counts of battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest with violence, and battery on a police K9,” WEAR-TV reported.

The incident occurred at about 1:30 p.m. in the 4900 block of State Street after a caller claimed Mathis was walking in and out of traffic and tried to take hold of his steering wheel, according to the outlet:

Upon arrival to the area, the caller — who was returning home after driving off from Mathis — told deputies Mathis was now on his porch trying to break into his home with his daughter inside. The report states deputies saw Mathis hiding behind a blue tarp on the property. Mathis told deputies it was his home and yelled at deputies to leave.

After not complying to deputy orders, Mathis made an aggressive move toward deputies, so they took him to the ground. The report states he continued to resist arrest and fight with deputies.

Two deputies reportedly struck Mathis in the head and face, knocking him out. However, he regained consciousness before they could put him in handcuffs.

“He started to resist arrest and fight off deputies again — so deputies struck him in the head again, knocking him unconscious a second time,” the article read.

The deputies were still unable to get the suspect in handcuffs before he regained consciousness yet again and began resisting arrest so the officers tasered him on his back but that was ineffective.

“Deputies then deployed K-9 Zeek on Mathis, according to the report. While Zeek was holding Mathis down, Mathis grabbed Zeek around the neck,” the report continued.

Thanks to the K-9’s help, Mathis was finally put in handcuffs and placed under arrest.

 

 

PRESS RELEASEARRESTED: Eric Tyler Mathis (DOB: 6/11/95)Mathis was arrested on 1/28/2021 on the following charges:…

Posted by Escambia County Sheriff's Office on Friday, January 29, 2021

Mathis is currently being held at the Escambia County Jail on a $136,000 bond.

“We are glad the vehicle occupant was not harmed and we are glad the home owner was not harmed. We are also glad neither the deputies or K-9 Zeek were seriously injured,” said Sheriff Chip W. Simmons.

“Let’s not forget about the victims of these crimes and how terrifying it must have been for them,” he continued, adding that the department values the lives and safety of residents.

“I would rather our deputies not have to use any force. I also wish criminals did not put our citizens and deputies in harm’s way,” Simmons concluded.

 
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To his credit he is one tough guy - They knocked him out twice and he woke up and started fighting before they could get handcuffs on . Tased once and article say's it was ineffective - Wasn't until dog got involved that he was subdued 

Would not have have happened if he would have  just said yes sir and got on the ground 

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39 minutes ago, JETT said:

Good for him, seems here lately the threats have been shot.... maybe thats just me 

No sir, the extremely large majority of resisting criminals of ALL colors are tased or subdued without gunfire. It’s just the tiny percentage of those shot who are the correct color make the news. 

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22 minutes ago, trashyhound said:

No sir, the extremely large majority of resisting criminals of ALL colors are tased or subdued without gunfire. It’s just the tiny percentage of those shot who are the correct color make the news. 

Ahhhh, ok

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2 minutes ago, JETT said:

It was sarcasm, cause he said they should have shot him.... 

That would have done the world a favor & saved the Taxpayers a lot of money housing, feeding & all of the other expenses involved keeping useless garbage like him around to go out & wind right back in jail again. This happens over & over again by repeat offenders. ( My personal opinion...)

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