Yeah. Yeah. Really? >> On November 16th, 2022, in Orlando, Florida, a downtown bicycle officer stopped a Toyota CHR along North Orange Avenue for what should have been a routine traffic stop. The driver initially pulled over and stepped out, but within moments, a simple stop turned into a violent struggle that left an officer hanging onto a moving vehicle. the 2150. >> I need your license. >> Really? >> Yeah. Yeah. Really? Where's my license? >> God damn, man. >> Go ahead. >> Oh my god. I mean, you just write me the ticket. Put the tag on. >> All right. Get out then. Get out of the car. >> Long way. >> I ain't even >> Get out of the car. Hey, hey, hey. Dude, dude, dude, let me go. Let me go. I'm not doing it. Let me go. Let me go. Let me go. Sir, let me go sir. Sir, let me go. Sir, let me go. Let me go. Sir, please let me go. I'm not I'm not resting. I'M NOT GOING ANYWHERE. I'm not going anywhere, sir. I'm not resisting. Get off me. I'm not resisting, sir. Get off me. >> And I didn't say anything. >> Get off me. I'm not resisting. >> John, get on. >> 111 North Orange. >> Hey, get away. Get away. Oh, hey, you're good. Flight mail, no shirt. He's going to be going east on Washington. Now, the situation changes fast. The driver refuses to cooperate and a struggle breaks out beside the Toyota CHR. As the officer tries to keep control, the driver jumps back into the driver's seat and suddenly accelerates. The officer is dragged alongside the SUV before the driver loses control and crashes into a nearby tree with the officer still attached. >> Officer down. Put your HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK TO IT DOWN. Stop resisting 56. I'm in the region's building with the suspect. >> You can breathe. Anybody? >> I can't breathe. >> I got him. >> Please help. I can't I can't breathe. >> Help. Please. Please, >> Fox 56, I'm in the region's building with a suspect fighting. Cough me up, please. >> I can't breathe. >> I can't breathe. >> I can't breathe. >> Got legs. >> I got legs. I got lower body. >> Now the chase is on. The injured officer gets back up and continues after the suspect with responding units closing in. A man wearing a white shirt nearby also steps in to help, preventing the suspect from getting any farther before officers catch up, wrestle him to the ground, and place him in handcuffs. Moments later, he's secured in the back of a patrol car, bringing the foot pursuit to an end. >> Right arm. Right arm. >> Slow down. Slow down. >> We're good. You got the hand. >> One cuff on >> Make sure he's got no weapons. >> Nothing. No weapons. Good. Grab a house. >> That's me. >> I can't wait for you. >> Ready? >> I'm going to pick him up. >> Thank you so much. >> Where you going? Let me get my leg. building. >> Someone's biting cameras back there on the floor. >> That's mine. >> Pick a car. Whose car? >> The closest one right here. >> Whose car is this right here? >> Who's this? >> I think that's Ryan. >> Got him. >> All right, let's go. Get him in. Get him in. Get him out. >> Let's go through. I need over the shoe. >> Grab the shoe. >> Bend your legs. >> Move. Move. Move. >> Stop resisting. >> Anyone else who's not 1097, answer your response. Man, we're all >> As officers secure the scene, several people nearby begin showing them cell phone videos of what had just happened. Those recordings help investigators piece together the struggle, the officer being dragged and the crash into the tree. Sometimes the best witnesses are already standing there with a phone in their hand. >> Ma'am, >> can we get you on a statement? >> Okay, what do you got? >> Uh, this is like we had already noticed it, so they had been going at it for a second. No, you should get checked out. You got slammed pretty hard. >> Yeah, he was in the car hanging on. >> Yeah. And then he was trying to >> He was in the car and crashed up against the dashboard. >> I got OFD coming. >> I kind of missed it, but that's where he crashed right there cuz I was, you know, >> Ryan. >> She has video of it. [laughter] >> And this is where he took off and that >> Anybody else outstanding? No. One time. >> Now officers shift their attention back to the suspect. They remove him from the patrol car so paramedics can evaluate him. With both the suspect and the injured officer receiving medical attention, the investigation officially takes over. >> Come on. Come on. >> We can walk. We can walk to the stretcher. >> Yeah, I saw. Is there anything else on >> a little bit down there? >> Let me just get the back. >> All right, Sanchez, you're going to lift your leg and put it up here. Which >> way? >> To your right. Turn to your right. Oh, >> there you go. >> Is that hand free? >> It is. >> Okay. >> Go to that side. >> Yeah. >> Put your handcuffs on them. >> Hey, uh I'm going to have my recruit go to the in the ride in the back with them. >> Okay. >> Um >> I mean, >> anybody speak Spanish also? Okay. So, we're good on that. >> Y don't need me. >> Whose cuffs are these? >> I don't know. >> Okay. Um, his shoe and a watch are in the front seat. >> Oh, >> another day in paradise. >> Water. >> All right. So, you're going to ride in the back. You ever been in the back and all that? >> No. First time. >> All right. So, basically, you're just going to ride right here. You're just doing medical. You're just making sure it's safe. Um, you don't need to be on really for this because there's a lot of medical with that. But if something happens, but I'm going to be right behind you. >> Okay, perfect. I'll just hold on to this. >> Yep. Just hang on to that. I need it. >> Hey, you guys are just taking orange down, right? So, >> keep riding with him. I'm >> going to ride with him. I'm going to follow. >> All right. Jonathan Sanchez, 36, was arrested and charged with attempted seconddegree murder, battery, resisting an officer. His bond was set at $50,000, and the court ordered him to have no contact with the injured Orlando police officer. During his first court appearance, prosecutors said Sanchez was a convicted felon who had previously served 15 years in prison for a 2004 seconddegree murder conviction before being released in 2019. So, what do you think? Once the [music] officer was dragged by the vehicle, did responding officers handle the situation as safely as possible? For more real body cam breakdowns, subscribe to Code 3 Cam and stay tuned for the next case.