A homicide suspect in Ohio crashed a stolen police car through a home before trying to bite an officer and steal his weapon, according to newly released video footage. The incident took place on September 3 in Dayton when Tywon Dashawn Stephens, 27, drove at high speed through the scene of a traffic accident. Police responded to the scene and pursued Stephens, eventually stopping him using a PIT maneuver—a technique where a police car collides with the side of a suspect’s vehicle to cause it to spin out of control. After being stopped, Stephens escaped during a foot chase and climbed into a police cruiser left unattended. He then drove the stolen vehicle at high speed through a home on Greenway Street. During the chaotic arrest that followed, Stephens allegedly attempted to bite an officer and take his gun. Seven officers were injured during the confrontation, though none suffered life-threatening wounds. Two residents of the home were also taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. Stephens is already a suspect in a homicide case. He is linked to the shooting of Tiffany N. Collins in Miami Township, which remains under investigation. Additionally, he is accused of a carjacking in Moraine, a nearby town. The incident involving the stolen police car has raised concerns about public safety and the handling of high-speed pursuits by law enforcement. Authorities are reviewing the footage to determine whether the PIT maneuver was appropriately used and if any protocols were violated during the pursuit. The case has also prompted discussions about the risks officers face during high-stress encounters and the potential dangers of stolen vehicles being used in criminal activity.