Body camera video clips from the Moses Lake Police Department of the arrest of Robert Reasonable, Miguel Perez, and Alejandro Sarraraz. [0:00] Body Cam #1 [1:47] Body Cam #2 [3:50] Body Cam #3 [5:26] Body Cam #4 [Multi Cam Version] K9 Chief Ends Melee, 3 Arrested For Assaulting Officers | Multi Cam | United States | 20190727: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SCUAbQlayOw Location: Moses Lake, Grant County, Washington, United States Date: July 27, 2019 (Saturday) Moses Lake Police Department: K9 Chief ends melee, three arrested for assaulting officers Two MLPD officers were assaulted early Saturday morning when a traffic stop turned into a brawl. It started with officers being dispatched to a downtown bar. As officers were arriving, a vehicle took off out of the parking lot at a high rate of speed, driven recklessly. Witnesses said the occupants of the vehicle were involved in the disturbance. The vehicle was driven by Alejandro Sarraraz, 21, of Moses Lake. K9 Officer Stewart caught up with the vehicle as it pulled up in front of a residence on Ivy Street. Sarraraz exited the car and tried to get into the house. Sarraraz resisted arrest, and as Ofc. Stewart was dealing with him, a number of people exited the house and began trying to interfere with the arrest. Ofc. Hohman arrived, and as he was attempting to hold back the crowd, he was charged by Robert Reasonable, 18. As Ofc. Hohman and Sgt. McCain took Reasonable to the ground, Miguel Perez, 28, snuck up behind Hohman and sucker-punched him in the back of the head. Seeing that Hohman and McCain were exposed and outnumbered, Ofc. Stewart released Sarraraz to assist the other officers. Sarraraz then showed his character by striking Ofc. Stewart in the back with a full beer and running away. When Perez again moved toward Ofc. Hohman, who was still on the ground with Reasonable, Ofc. Stewart remotely released K9 Chief (AKA the Force Multiplier) from his vehicle. K9 Chief, who had been watching the fight with great interest from the back of Ofc. Stewart’s car, was already locked in on Perez and bit him in the abdomen, ending Perez’ efforts to intervene. After the K9 deployment, the rest of the group lost their desire to engage the officers, and the situation was defused. Perez and Reasonable were booked into the Grant County Jail on felony charges of Assault 3rd degree and obstruction. Sarraraz did not run nearly far enough, and was taken into custody shortly after 0600 Saturday morning at a nearby gas station. He was booked into the jail on felony charges of Assault 2nd degree and obstruction. Perez was treated at the scene for the K9 bite. Two officers had bumps and bruises, but nothing that required treatment. #ItWasAMisdemeanorBeforeYouGotDumb #AnotherDayAnotherBeer #DontBeSilly #WhoIsAGoodBoy

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