Law enforcement officer attacks arrestee by biting

In Coesfeld, Germany, on Sunday, October 27th, an argument between three men escalated into a more serious incident. According to the Coesfeld Police Press Office, the dispute was about an existing employment and rental relationship.

One of the men, a 48-year-old man from Senden with Albanian citizenship, displayed aggressive behavior towards the police officers who were called to the scene around 4:30 PM. The man refused to calm down, forcing the officers to overpower him and handcuff him. During the process, the suspect bit a police officer's arm, causing an injury.

The suspect has been charged with resisting arrest, a new offence in addition to the initial charge of bodily harm. He also made threatening statements towards the officers. As a result, a judge ordered his detention to prevent further crimes. The suspect spent the night in a cell in Dülmen.

The Coesfeld Police Press Office can provide further information. They can be reached at 02541-14-290 to -292, or by fax at 02541-14-195.

It is important to note that no new information about the police officers involved was provided, nor about the employment and rental relationship or the initial argument that sparked the incident. The search results do not provide the name of the 48-year-old man from Senden involved in the incident in Coesfeld and currently in custody in Dülmen.

The information was transmitted via news aktuell from Coesfeld Police. No new location or date was provided in this paragraph. No new information about the judge's order of detention or the suspect's night in a cell in Dülmen was provided either. The resistance to arrest occurred during the process of detaining the suspect.

The Coesfeld Police urge anyone with information relevant to this incident to contact them. The public's cooperation is essential in maintaining a safe and peaceful community.