The emergency room doctor who examined and treated Wendy Tucker on the night of Jan. 9, 2014 after she was brought there by police testified last Friday that she had not received a dog bite during her apprehension.
Tucker had been driving with an suspended license and allegedly eluded Tuckerton police Cpl. Justin Cherry, who followed her to Barnegat and unleashed his K-9dog while she was being arrested by Barnegat police.
Cherry has been suspended without pay since April 2014 while criminal charges against him wound through the Ocean County Superior Court.
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