Just found out that my cousin's niece got bitten by a police dog. Saw before, after and after surgery pics. I've been seeing it all over Fb and heard it was on the news.

She was stopped for speeding on her way home from school. They got the dog out to sniff around her car for drugs, and the dog lunged through the window and took a pretty good chunk out of her cheek. No drugs were found either.. Has anyone else heard about it?

@bjr192391: no can't say I have and I'm sorta a news fanatic

Well, it happened just a few miles from where I live, in a tiny town. It was aired on Tulsa news. I haven't watched the news reports on it yet. I hate the media.

@bjr192391: Did this happen on an Indian Reservation? Saw a headline that said "Cherokees investigating woman bitten by Marshalls Service dog". Was in the Tulsa world but u evidently have to have a subscription to read it.

@WalkSoftly: I'm not sure if it's a reservation, but maybe. It was Cherokee Marshals that stopped her. It was in Kenwood, Oklahoma. I seen a post going around saying that the Tulsa World was trying to get hold of her and was asking if anyone knew her phone number. I heard it was on Fox 23 news in Tulsa. They might have something on their site. I plan on watching it when it comes on in a few. If I knew how to post pics, I would.

A post on Fb, I mean.

""" Cherokee Nation Marshals
investigating incident involving
K- 9
1 /27 / 14 3 : 29 PM
An investigation is underway regarding an
incident in which a Cherokee Nation
Marshal Service K -9 bit a motorist during a
routine traffic stop on Thursday .
It happened around 8 p .m. on Thursday
near Kenwood.
Cherokee Nation officials said the motorist ,
a 30 year old woman , was bitten on the left
cheek. A police report will be finalized early
this week and forwarded to the Cherokee
Nation Attorney General' s office for further
review .
The motorist was taken to Saint Francis
Hospital for treatment .
" The number one goal of the Marshal
Service is to protect our citizens and ensure
their safety , and we are dedicated to that
mission ," said Shannon Buhl , director of the
Cherokee Nation Marshal Service. " We want
our citizens to know that this incident is
being fully investigated and the appropriate
course of action will be taken. "
" The Marshal Service alerted me
immediately after this incident had occurred
and has cooperated fully and completely
with my office throughout the investigation.
I look forward to receiving their report, " said
Cherokee Nation Attorney General Todd
Hembree.
The K- 9 involved in the incident remains
out of service at this time.""

Link.

@WalkSoftly: Southern Oklahoma Cop Block posted a picture of it yesterday on Fb if you want to see it.

They blurred out the spot where the dog bit her and said it was too graphic to show on tv. Then they said a cop took her to a fire station, and another cop took her back to get get the piece of her face that was left on the road and went to a hospital and got it stitched back on.

Then showed an interview of the Cherokee Nation Secretary Of State. He said All he knows is the k9 made a hit on the vehicle for narcotics. And he said he expects her to face some kind of charge related to narcotics.. I don't see how since there was none, he's probably saying that to cover their *****. The dog might've smelled narcotics maybe, idk. But I thought they were trained to sit when they do detect it.

This it?