Man attacks off-duty Chicago police officer, bites off friend’s nipple in road rage incident: report

CHICAGO - A man has been arrested in Chicago after attacking an off-duty police officer and biting off his friend’s nipple during a road rage incident in the city Sunday night, according to a report.

Kyle Clark, 35, was driving a black Volkswagen Jetta on Lake Shore Drive when he sideswiped another vehicle carrying the off-duty officer and his friend around 11:40 p.m., CWB Chicago reported, citing prosecutors.

The off-duty officer and his friend, both 38-year-old males, pulled up alongside Clark and ordered him to pull over so they could file a crash report, according to the outlet. The off-duty officer reportedly identified himself to Clark as a Chicago police officer.

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After the three men exited their vehicles, Clark allegedly punched the off-duty officer twice in the face. When the friend tried to help, Clark attacked him and completely bit off his nipple, the report said.

Clark, pictured above in a booking photo, was booked into the Cook County Jail and held on $100,000 bond.

Police arrived at the scene and reportedly took Clark into custody after a brief struggle. The off-duty cop’s friend was taken to a hospital for treatment, according to the outlet.

Clark was booked into the Cook County Jail on Sunday with a lead charge of aggravated assault on a peace officer, the Cook County Sheriff’s Office told Fox News via email. He was being held on $100,000 bond.

Clark appears in a mug shot following his arrest Sunday. He faces a lead charge of aggravated assault on a peace officer.

Clark was also charged with aggravated battery causing great bodily harm, aggravated unlawful use of a weapon, and leaving the scene of a property damage accident, the outlet reported. He reportedly has three previous convictions for aggravated battery of peace officers.

Clark’s next court appearance was scheduled for Aug. 16.

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Fox News has reached out to the Chicago Police Department and the office of the Cook County State’s Attorney.