The suspect has been identified as Adan Hernandez.
Tulare County investigators first started chasing him into Hanford Monday afternoon.
During the incident, he accelerated and knocked over a Tulare County deputy as they tried to pull the suspect from his car.
The chase continued through Kings County and at one point, Hernandez backed into a Hanford patrol vehicle.
The pursuit eventually ended when Hernandez lost control in a dirt field near Highway 43.
This led to an hours-long stand-off as Kings County SWAT teams deployed chemical agents to get him to surrender.
Hernandez refused and ran out of his car as a K-9 officer went after him.
Officials say the suspect attempted to gouge out the dog's eyes, forcing officials to fire a less-lethal round, which hit him in the leg.
Hernandez was eventually taken into custody and now faces several charges, including assault with a deadly weapon.
No officers, deputies or K-9 officers were injured in the incident.
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