WEST HAVEN — A city man who last year made international news when he bit a police dog is back behind bars after he allegedly attempted to strike officers and claimed he was a “terrorist”� who was going to destroy the Earth.
Roderick Lewis, 24, of 103 Elm St. was believed to be under the influence of hallucinogenic drugs when officers responded to a call about an argument between Lewis and his best friend, police said.
Once in custody, police said he made “bizarre statements,”� including that he had a microchip in his chest and that, if his heart were to stop, items in vaults across the world would explode, destroying the planet.
When officers arrived at Lewis’ home Monday, Lewis said he was angry police took “so long to get there.”� He began screaming profanities at the officers, including “(expletive) you, pig,”� police said.
His shouts drew a large crowd, and he tried to pull a female relative away from speaking to officers, police said. As they attempted to stop him, he ran down the driveway, police said. Officers attempted to put him in handcuffs, but the amount of sweat on his body made that difficult, police said.
(In other words, the nigger was very greasy - eww. 
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He made “several attempts”� to strike officers and spit at one of them, police said. Officers were eventually able to force him to the ground, and Lewis’ face was cut in the struggle, police said.
After making the “bizarre statements”� to police, he was taken to Yale-New Haven Hospital for his facial injury, and continued to yell at staff about the cops, police said.
Lewis faces charges including interfering with an officer, criminal attempt to commit assault on a police officer and breach of peace.
In October 2010, Lewis allegedly approached a police cruiser claiming, “I need a bag of dust,”� punched an officer in the face and then bit the police dog that was biting him, police said. “Dust”� is street slang for angel dust, or PCP, police said.
In that incident, Lewis allegedly refused to stop biting the dog, which yelped in pain during the struggle, police said.
Officer Scott Bloom and
police dog Onyx were treated in the incident, police said.
Lewis was charged with assault on a police officer, disorderly conduct and cruelty to animals in the October altercation. Shortly after that arrest, his bail was reduced and he was released.
At that time,
Sgt. Martin Garcia said it was “disheartening”� that Lewis, a convicted felon and “violent offender”� who assaulted a police officer and his dog, was not behind bars.
(That's just the JEWstice system for you there, Sgt. Garcia - niggers are usually allowed to run amok no matter what they do, or who they hurt. )
Lewis pleaded not guilty and is scheduled for trial in the October incident. He is due to appear in Superior Court in Milford Sept. 6 on the recent charges .
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