Ohio police officer fired after releasing dog on surrendering Black man

A police officer in Ohio released a dog on a Black man who was surrendering with his hands up during a traffic stop.
The officer ignored commands not to release the dog and was fired, while the police department faces a grievance.
The victim feared for his life and says the incident recalls Civil Rights era abuses, sparking protests.
Ohio's governor criticized the incident and called for equal police training across the state.
The victim was charged with failing to comply but released on bond, while the police defend their certification.