WILMINGTON, Del. — A man arrested shortly after multiple gunshots were fired near Vice President Joe Biden’s home says he was “accosted” during an altercation with Police.
57 year-old, Rock Peters was not charged in connection with the shooting incident, The News Journal has learned.
But he faces reckless endangering and resisting arrest charges after fleeing from an officer near the Biden estate and scuffling with two others just before 9 p.m., according to a police affidavit.
“That’s a lie,” Peters said Monday night during an interview at his Hockessin home.
In an interview with The News Journal, Peters said he was beaten by police, and left with a swollen nose, rib injuries, multiple face abrasions and a black eye. Peters provided pictures documenting his injuries.
