York man unzips pants, gets Tasered, police say
Davarr Anthony Sharif Hagans, 27, of the 400 block of Juniper Street, York, also had four warrants for his arrest
Ted Czech
tczech@ydr.com
A York man attempted to expose himself to a woman Feb. 9 and then fought with police officers -- and was Tasered twice -- when they tried to arrest him, according to charging documents.
York City Police said that at 11:09 p.m., they were sent to the 500 block of West Market Street for a lewd conduct call. Once there, a woman told them that minutes earlier, while trying to unlock her front door, a man approached her twice and began unzipping his zipper, undoing the buttons on his jeans and pulling them down partially, documents state.
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Police identified the man as Davarr Anthony Sharif Hagans, 27, of the 400 block of Juniper Street. As of Tuesday, Hagans remained in York County Prison on $10,000 bail. His preliminary hearing is scheduled for Feb. 24.
The woman pointed out Hagans, who was walking east from her home. A York City Police officer drove his cruiser and caught up with Hagans, asking him to stop. When the officer asked Hagans his name, he gave the officer a blank stare.
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When the officer asked Hagans what happened with the woman, he said, "Nothing, I didn't do anything. I'm going to pick up Chuck." He then continued walking east, and ignoring the officer's repeated requests for him to stop, documents state.
The officer then ran after Hagans and caught him in the 400 block of West Market Street, but he fought with the officer, saying, "You're looking for my brother Chuck", "Don't you know Amir", and "you done (expletive) up," documents state.
During the struggle, Hagans allegedly swung his elbows and fists, one of which struck the officer on the forehead, causing a small cut. Another officer arrived to help, and the two had to use a Taser twice to get Hagans under control.
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After Hagans was handcuffed, he was placed against a cruiser, but "bounced his body against this vehicle in an attempt to get away from officers. When Hagans did this it created a medium sized dent in the rear quarter panel," documents state.
Hagans was first taken to York Hospital and then to Central Booking, where he was arraigned on four outstanding warrants and the new charges stemming from allegedly harassing the woman and resisting arrest.
According to York County Prison, the four outstanding warrant for Hagans' arrest were for public drunkenness, disorderly conduct, a domestic relations violation and criminal mischief.
Contact Ted Czech at 717-771-2033.