Police: Conn. woman bitten after 'bite me' remark

[LaPlaceFF]

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090528/ap_ ... g_arrest_4

MERIDEN, Conn. – An analyst at the Connecticut Police Academy says a co-worker responded literally to her "bite me" remark and chomped on her. Former Waterbury police Capt. Francis Woodruff was charged Tuesday with disorderly conduct and released on a promise to appear in court. He's accused of biting academy license and applications analyst Rochelle Wyler on April 24.

A police arrest report says Wyler had teeth marks and bruising on the back of her left arm.

Wyler's complaint alleges Woodruff was annoying her by calling her a clerk. She says she responded with "bite me" — and he did.

Woodruff also is a training coordinator with the 130-member police department in Meriden, just south of Hartford. He says he was joking around.

[george_r_1961]

What the hell kind of behavior is that for an adult?

[CajunMama]

I'm horrible. I'm still snickering at the thread title.

[HurricaneBill]

What the hell kind of behavior is that for an adult?

Immature behavior.

[coriolis]

I'm going to stop telling people to bite me unless I really mean it.

[dizzyfish]

I was just thinking the same thing!!!

(I have a dog toy in the shape of a bone that has "Bite Me" on it and I use it on my co-workers when they get on my nerves)

[southerngale]

I'm horrible. I'm still snickering at the thread title.

Same here.

I say "bite me" in a joking matter fairly often. Maybe I should think twice next time. Might have me a real biter.

[Dionne]

Makes me wonder about the staff at the Connecticut Police Academy. These are the people training new recruits?

[Cookiely]

God help the person who bites me. I bite back and take a chunk. I'm faster than a rattler. I've always thought I had some kind of primitive genetic left over wiring.