BALTIMORE — Police used a stun gun on former Ravens wide receiver Jermaine Lewis and charged him with resisting arrest after a traffic accident Monday evening in Baltimore County.

An officer responding to calls about a Dodge Charger that was weaving on roads and hit the Volunteer Fire Department’s sign without stopping went to Lewis’ Reisterstown home where a the car was parked.

The officer found Lewis lying on the couch. The officer questioned Lewis about the crash and documents state Lewis responded that he had hit a sign, but didn’t hurt anybody.

The officer grabbed Lewis’ arm to arrest him, but Lewis resisted being pulled off the couch even when the officer threatened to shock him with a stun gun. The officer shocked Lewis.

Lewis was charged with resisting arrest and cited for traffic offenses including driving on a revoked license, failing to control his speed to avoid a collision and failing to stop after an unattended property damage accident. He was released Tuesday on $50,000 bail.