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Man arrested after dog show disturbance
Originally published April 16, 2011

By Brian Englar
News-Post Staff

Man arrested after dog show disturbance

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Moorhem

Allstate Mayhem

A man visiting Frederick from Belgium is spending part of his stay behind bars after being charged with assaulting a sheriff's deputy during a disturbance at a dog show.

Mark Dominique Moorhem, 39, of Tienen, Belgium, is being held at the Frederick County Adult Detention Center in lieu of $10,000 bail.

He was arrested Thursday evening after an incident at the FSK Holiday Inn at 5400 Holiday Drive, which was hosting a Labrador retriever dog show.

Deputy First Class Jeffrey Eyler was called to the hotel just after 8 p.m. regarding an apparently intoxicated man creating a disturbance at the show and refusing to leave, according to charging documents filed in Frederick County District Court.

After waiting outside as the event coordinator made one last unsuccessful attempt to get Moorhem to leave the show, Eyler entered the ballroom to try to persuade him to go back to his room at the inn, the documents state.

Eyler said he approached Moorhem and asked him to step out into the lobby so he could speak to him without creating a further disturbance, but Moorhem became hostile and refused to leave the ballroom.

According to the documents, Moorhem stood up and Eyler placed his hand on Moorhem's arm in an attempt to coax him into the lobby, and Moorhem yelled at Eyler and pointed his finger at him.

Eyler said he put a hand near his face in case Moorhem attempted to assault him, and Moorhem slapped his hand away.

Eyler then grabbed Moorhem by the collar and sat him down, but Moorhem struggled with the deputy as frightened spectators moved away, according to the documents.

Eyler pulled Moorhem to his feet and moved him toward the lobby, telling him that he was under arrest and asking him to put his hands behind his back. Moorhem refused and continued to try to push Eyler away.

Upon reaching the lobby, Eyler got Moorhem on the floor and handcuffed him after a long struggle, the documents state.

Moorhem is charged with second-degree assault, resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. The Belgian consulate was notified of the arrest, according to the documents.