You're wanted out of Georgia for murder. Keys out ignition and step out of the vehicle for me, please. Do what we're asking you to do. Relax. Spread your feet. Damn. He had a zero. This is what you were trying to do. Are you dumb? On March 21st, 2021, deputies with the Flaggler County Sheriff's Office conducted a routine traffic stop in a Waw Wa parking lot after observing a vehicle speeding. What began as a simple inquiry quickly escalated into a tense confrontation when officers detected the strong odor of marijuana and attempted to search the vehicle and its occupants. One of the passengers, later identified as 18-year-old Shaquan, began resisting commands and created a volatile situation. As officers attempted to detain him, a physical struggle broke out, resulting in shouts of, "He's reaching for a pistol." and a frantic attempt to secure control of the scene. This incident was captured entirely on body camera footage from multiple officers on scene. That's Yeah. Yeah. Do me a favor. Don't use your phone. Okay. It's an officer safety thing. One of the most dangerous things we do are traffic stops. And next thing you know, you tell somebody that you got pulled over and we got angry somebody showing up on a traffic stop and then we got to divide our attention. Okay. Is your vehicle shut off? Is your vehicle shut off? Okay. Can you take it out the keys out of the ignition and step out of the vehicle for me, please? Stay right here for a moment right now. How you doing, man? What's up? You just go to the bumper of the car. Yeah. So, can we turn around? Put your hands behind your head for me. You have a medical marijuana card or any hemp in the car? Okay. Cuz I have I I can smell marijuana coming from that car. Okay. I'm not bust I'm not looking to bust somebody for just a little bit. You got a little bit, tell me and we'll work with you. But if you don't tell me, I'm I'm going through the car anyway because I have probable cause. So you're better off right now. If you got a little bit, just tell me and we and we'll talk about it. If anything, it's probably just some stuff in a like little roaches. Okay. And that's it. Okay. Probably. Okay. All right. All right. Just real quick, bud. I'm just going to patch down for any weapons. Okay. Okay. Feels good. Anything? Just masks. All right. There you go. There you go. Hey, you can grab your stuff. What I want you to do is go sit on the back of my bumper facing that car. All right. Okay. Um, go ahead. Put your phone down. Come on. Step out for me. Okay. Did you hear us explaining to him why why we pulled him out of the car? Why was that? What's that? I said why was that? Okay. Come on over here and we'll explain it to you, too. Okay. Come out of the back of the vehicle. There's odor of marijuana coming from the vehicle. Keep your hands out of your pockets. Okay. Feel my feet. He said shoes, but now he's saying socks. That's Yes. Take your socks off inside out and wiggle your toes. Man, y'all can just feel my socks. No, I'm not touching your socks. You're taking them off. You can put them right back on when we're done. I'm saying y'all never done nothing like this. That's crazy. Okay. Have I ever pulled you over before? Has he ever pulled you over before? That's not That's not the point of who you are. I'm just saying cops, period. It don't matter if you or your teammate. Not saying him or anybody. Nobody say so. You're an expert on how cops do their traffic stops. Are you Don't I would I would just stop I'm just asking question. Stop being difficult. There's nothing to be difficult about. I'm just asking a question, ma'am. All right. You know what? Do me a favor. Turn around. Stay right there. Turn around. Turn around. You're just a little too uncooperative, and I don't want any more issues. These are not You're not under arrest. You're being detained. They come off as quickly as they go on. All right. But I don't need to worry about this for officer safety. All right. I thought I wasn't being arrested. You're you're being placed in handcuffs and in the back of my car until we're finished with our investigation. You are not under arrest at this time cuz I did not had to sit in the car. I was put your feet all the way in. Just real. Can you just take the hood down? Put your hands behind your head for me. You're not going to get in handcuffs right now. I'm just saying quick. Just behind your head. Interlock your fingers. All right. Perfect. Can you spread your feet for me? Spread your feet. What happened? Watch your knees. Hands behind the head again. Hands behind your head again. Don't be reaching your pockets or hands behind your head. Okay. Come over here. Right over here. Stop and turn around. You're not listening. All right, guys. We're going to do the same thing for you. Okay. Then do what we're asking you to do. Relax. Spread your feet. There we go. You're going to get tased if you keep it up. You're going to get tased if you keep it up. You hear me? Stop resisting now. Hands all the way behind your back. Get that. Hands all the way behind your back. You're going to get tazed. You're going to stop. Stop. Okay. Turn around now. Turn around now. On your stomach. On your stomach. Holy spirit. I'm not on your stomach. Get on your stomach now. Do not move. Do you understand me? I got my Give me your right hand on your back now. I got it. I can't pull your right hand out now. Yes, you can. Please pull your right hand out. I can't. You're hurting me. Get your other arm out. Grab it. Get out. You're going to get tased again. Do not move. Do you hear me? Stop reaching for Bravo 224. Secure. Why did you just try to run? Get up. Get up. Three times. You did. Sit down. Sit down. [Applause] Why was that? You saw I tried to run. I did not try to run. You did. No, I did not. to be a drop. You guys grabbing me and stuff for me. Hello. What the heck? What the [ __ ] was that? Why did you do that? We made clear instructions. Very clear. And even after we told you to stop resisting, you continued. Come on, let's go to the next car. What is this? What the freak is this? What is this to my hair? Hold on. Turn and face the car for me. No, we got another one. Face the car. Spread your feet. Spread your feet. He had a zero. This is what you were trying to do. Are you dumb? What? Look. You kidding me? What's wrong with you, man? Where's the host? Bravo. Oh, this [ __ ] hurt. Hey, do you have any guns on you, man? Huh? Do you have a gun on you? Everybody searched me. They already You don't have a gun on you, though. Search me twice. Is there another gun in the car or no? I There's nothing in the car. What are you talking about? All right. In the car. Yeah. He's reaching for us. Did you see him reaching? Yeah. 215 signal 49. Okay. Yeah. Just going to read your Miranda rights. Okay. I didn't say you're under arrest or anything. Just so you're aware of your rights. Okay. All right. Read a word for word. These are Miranda rights. I'm Deputy CL with FL County Sheriff's Office. Okay. You have the right to remain silent and and anything you say may be uses evidence against you. With these rights in mind, are you willing to talk to us? Oh, I said yes. Okay. I'm sorry, man. No, you're good. All right, man. I'm just going to read your remaining rights right now. Okay. These are your remaining rights. I'm deputy clear with the FL County Sheriff's Office. Okay. You have the right to remain silent on anything you may anything you say may be used as evidence against you. With these rights in mind, you're willing to talk to us just if we ask you any questions or anything like that. Okay. We'll be right back with you. [Applause] wrapper collector. Yeah, I found some in some test tubes. I put them up on the front windshield. Just a little bit so far. What's that? Got two. [Applause] Are you hurting? Just the whole thing. Sit up top. Up top. Just top up here. Right here. Okay. Sorry. Sorry. I don't mean to hurt you. I mean, the skin's not broken. You're not bleeding at all. Is it a picture? Okay. Make sure everything's documented correctly. What was the question? I said if the skin's not broken or anything. He there's nothing they really can do as like a hospital for it. Um Okay. You can you can take him down if you want. I mean, you probably have to medical care anyway, right? Yeah, probably. You're not under arrest. I just we read you your rights so you know understand what your rights are before I ask you any questions. Okay. So, who is he to you? That's my little brother. That's your little brother. Okay. Where are you guys from? up from New York. Of course. New York. Okay. I've been living here for a while. You've been living here for a while? Yeah. Like Okay. Good. Where are you guys coming from? I was just coming from home. From where? From home. Where do you guys live? I stay over there at Siminal. In Simino Woods? Yeah. We was coming to get some snacks. Okay. And like I seen the ghost in the median and like they only cut the lights on out the blue and red lights. Yeah. And so I got over a lane. Yeah. And then like I just pulled into Wawwa. As soon as I pulled up to Wawa to the tape, like stop the car and everything, that's when the lights got cut off. Okay. And then that's when she said I was speeding and said that asked if I knew the speed limit and whole just like other stuff if I ever been pulled up for a speed ticket. I told her, I know this five this Eway 100 is 55 and I know that you allowed to do at least either 527 miles over but not exceedingly, you know, that's at least what I read in the last book. But, uh, I asked her, you know, what made her just hit the light soon as I stopped cuz she she literally didn't hit him until I I stop and I Is it your car? Yeah. I opened the door and as soon as I was open door to get out, that's when she like closed the door. So I asked she said it was then she said it was a traffic stop but my confusion was why they didn't hit the lights when she see me speeding or whatever. She's going to determine where a safe spot is to pull you over. It's a lot safer to pull you over here than it would be on the side of the road. But is that your backpack in the car? Yeah, I was about to go to my uh girlfriend's house. Oh, okay. Okay. So, you just packed like an overnight bag or whatever. Has your little brother going with you? Oh, no. We were just going to get some snacks. And then you were going to take him home? Yeah. Okay. Does he own a gun? Uh, no. Not that I know. Not that you know of. Okay. So, he didn't tell you anything about the gun in his car in his waistband. You didn't know he had a gun? Has he ever been arrested before? No. No. I found a gun on him. Yeah. You ever been arrested before? Not for nothing serious. What's that? Not for nothing serious. Not like what? Last time I got it was resisting. But it was a resisting arrest. Yeah. But it just constrained resisting with violence or without violence? No. Without? Without. Okay. And now was that here? No racetrack. Okay. But he was here in the county. Yeah. Okay. But I ain't Yeah. I don't like I I don't be in a cop back in the cop car like that until I Oh, okay. But I told him Oh, did you get arrested with uh what's his name over there? Little Spanish dude. What's his name? You don't know his name? I'm saying it's a lot of Spanish. You talking about Who did you get arrested with? You said I got arrested. Okay. what you did, right? That's what you're talking about, right? What? And two other guys got arrested over there. All I know is I got arrested. I don't know who you talking about. You weren't with two other guys? I don't know. I didn't say I was You don't know? Okay. I didn't say I was with anybody. I just I got Okay. And that could have been last week, but I don't identify. Well, I told um All right. You want to play games in what? I'm not. It don't matter to me. Playing games about Wait, you I thought you were trying to talk about something else. Well, you brought that up and that's why I asked if I've been arrested before. I said correct. And that's it. That's all you asked. I said, "Yeah, that's it. You talking about something else?" Do you have a medical marijuana card or anything like that? No. Okay. Are those your blunts in the ashtray there? They're from a while ago. Okay. Anything else in the car that you know of? or whatever probably like not even like Okay. Okay. I just recently Okay. All right. Do you have any ID in the car with you, bro? Not at all. Okay. What's your first name? Shaquan, what? Have you ever been arrested before? No. Where is that? Your gun. So, one more time. It's your uncle's gun. Do you live with your uncle? No. Do you have a concealed weapons permit in Florida? [Applause] Okay. Did you know that to carry a firearm in Florida like that, you have to have a license? In Atlanta, it's open carry. Did they check Did they checked your back out, right? Okay. So, you want to go to the hospital? Call my mom. You need to let her know. Okay. You can call her when you get to the jail. All I need to know right now is if you want to go to the hospital or not. You got cuts on your knees. Okay. [Applause] Spell your first name. Listen, you got to start talking because if you don't start cooperating, I'm going to charge you I'm going to charge you an additional charge of obstruction. Okay? What is How do you spell your first name? You've already given us enough trouble. I'm I'm trying to make this easy on you. Give me the spell your first name for me. Huh? You ran from us and you fought us. Yes, you did. You pulled away from us several times. Moving my feet like that. No, you did not. Yes, I did. I saw you moving your feet with my hands right here in front of me sitting like this. Hey, let me explain something to you. Okay, you see this? This has recorded everything. Okay. All I want is your spelling of your first name. What is the spelling of your first name? I'm going to look I'm going to explain this to you very very simply. Okay, you give me the spelling of your first, middle, and last name and your date of birth, and that charge goes away. But if you continue doing this, we're still going to find out who you are. And then and then you get the additional charge. Do you really want to make your life a little more difficult than it already is? You put yourself in a real bad spot here. So, how do you spell your first name? Ser, you're gonna have to speak up. S ha. Okay. Where's your driver's license out of? New Jersey. Georgia. Ma'am, can you go stand over there? All right. Can you go back to your vehicle and one of us will come talk to you, please? Hello. What's going on? Yes. I'm Dr. Benjamin. Hello. I'm Corporal West with the sheriff's office. What's going on, please? Are you related to these? His I'm his the tall one's mother, Justin. Justin. The small one is his brother visiting from Atlanta, I think. Gotcha. Gotcha. And he called me freaking out, right? Cuz something I don't know. So, as you can see, I was like sleeping. So, anyway, can somebody please explain to me it was So, this this is where we're at. Uh they got pulled over for speeding. I asked him. Okay, go ahead. and and then um when they went up to the car, they instantly smelled weed in the car. There's a couple burnt roaches in the ashtray, whatever. They ask him if they have medical marijuana cards. They both say no. Ask him to step out. Justin steps out. He's very cooperative. From what I gathered, the other individual went to get out. And as soon as he got out, the fight was on. He was fighting with both of them. They're wrestling around on the ground. Lo and behold, he's got a gun in his waistband. Bill. He does. Correct. Oh, hell to the dog. So, that's where we're at right now. Um, they're they're continuing their investigation. Yeah. And that's where we're at. Cuz I said, Justin, what's what's going on with like I don't know. I turned around and he was like on the on the floor. Yeah. So, yeah, the brother is visiting here. He does not live here. Gotcha. Justin, well, I'm glad he was cooperative. I know he was freaking out cuz he Yeah, you know, I going to shoot him. Whatever. That's when he called and I'm I'm thinking, you know, what's going on? What's going on? Right. So, I just figured out he said w y Why ya instead of Walmart and I'm over there and I'm like, what the? So, I have no physical legal responsibility for the brother that he's 21 years old, right? Justin lives with me, right? He's an adult, though, date of birth cuz he the brother I don't know his date of birth. He didn't want to give us his in first and then he started coming around. Can you give us his full name? I just know Shaquin Moore. I don't know a middle name or anything like that cuz he So, as far as I know, Justin, I'm even more pissed off because, you know, he I was trying to help him cuz his mother and he has no family to help him and he can't. And I'm like, "What are you doing here? What's going on?" Yeah. And I of course I don't I don't play that, you know. You know, I know they you know, these kids in the damn week. I'm like, you know what? You know, and I can't control you know what I don't have. He asked them if they had medical marijuana, too, and they said no. And oh, different parents. Oh, okay. Dad lives in New York. I guess his mom lives in Atlanta somewhere. So, she she doesn't know the mom. Two g of flour. This doesn't have to go to jail for, okay? Even though you've been kind of difficult, I'm going to give you a verbal warning. All right. Come on. Step out. Bravo 224. I'm also going to give you verbal warning for the speed. Just make sure you're watching. Okay. I'm not making up reasons to stop people. Okay? If I tell you you were doing 63 or whatever was 67, you were doing every bit of it. Okay? I'm not making up reasons to stop people. I got enough to do. All right. You want to get in your car and go, you're free to go. I'm g registration insurance. Go ahead. Go ahead and head to your vehicle. Okay. He's free to go. Okay. Watch your speed, Justin. Okay. I'll hold you up. Whatever you need. We'll go to the hospital before we go anywhere. Okay. Let me go to that uh SUV right there. That one. Huh? Why is she so Why? Why is it Why Why is What? Why? Why? What? Why do you have to be We're still trying to figure out who you are. He's good now. Yeah. Okay. Cops are going back around you. Okay. Have a seat. Watch your head. All right. So, Atlanta saying you got a warrant for murder boss. Yeah. Yeah. So, we're confirming it now, but you're wanted out of Georgia for murder. I told my mom you can call her at the jail. March for murder in Atlanta with her. We don't have that information. That's all we got. said, "Don't freak out." So, what's going to happen is you're going to get processed here, and then they're going to come pick you up. You're going to deal with our charges, our local charges, and then they're going to come pick you up and transport you back. We haven't figured all that out yet, but um it's going to be resisting resisting arrest for sure. Carrying a concealed weapon for sure. And if you're Are you a convicted felon? Well, I'm going to find out. We're going to run you. Okay. Tell you my name. Huh? Did I not tell you my name? My social I'm not No, I'm not. I asked you if you're a convicted felon. I know what you said. And if you have a firearm and you're a convicted felon, that's an additional charge. That's all I'm saying. So, I don't know about that yet. Okay. But right now, for the very least, it's carrying a concealed weapon and resisting. All right. Yes. Dispatch has been updated. Once you've been processed, they'll let you have a phone call. According to court documents, the passenger identified in the video as Shaquan Jenkins was charged with resisting arrest with violence, battery on a law enforcement officer, and possession of a concealed firearm without a permit. He was also charged with tampering with evidence and obstruction. Shaquan was transported to a local medical facility for evaluation before being booked into the county jail. He entered a not-uilty plea and is currently out on bond awaiting trial. The driver, identified as Justin Jenkins, was charged with misdemeanor possession of marijuana and released from custody after processing. Neither individual had any prior felony convictions on record at the time of arrest. Both suspects are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of