Step out of the vehicle, you're going to drive. Turn around, put your hands behind your back. >> I'm 4. >> You're being arrested. >> No, I'm not going to jail. >> Yes, you are. Turn around, put your hands behind >> So, I'm asking you again. I'm asking you to turn a >> You got to arrest me. >> Stop. >> Where are we going? >> On December 12th, 2023, a Florida school zone speeding stop produced two felony charges. >> All I was going to do, Ms. Britney, was give you a written warning or a verbal warning. Okay? And that's what I did. All I wanted to tell you was sorry to say to slow down. >> When you want to find your child, go find one of them kids, cuz I'm 37. I'm not your child. Thank you. That's my life. No, thank you. >> And by the way, you gave me the wrong registration. >> Okay. That must be to my other vehicle. I have a my registration. >> Yes, this is for a Chevrolet. But I didn't give you tickets for that, cuz I'm being nice. >> Like I said, I'm 37. So, who got you? I'm 37. Me, I don't know, but I'm 37. >> know, but I'm 57. So, I'm about 20 years older than >> And it don't matter. I'm not your child. >> You possibly could be my child. >> I'm not your child. >> Okay. And yeah, so so what does that mean? >> I'm a grown woman. That's what that means. >> Right, and so what? >> So, you're not going to treat me like a a child. That's what >> If this speeding in the school zone, I could be >> And that's fine. >> a really >> I pulled over and I gave you my registration and my license. And that's fine. >> given you like a $400 fine. Okay. I understand how you feel. But I did not give you a speeding ticket for four or $500, now did I? No, I did not. So, and sir, and the registration. >> All I said was written warning. There you go. Okay? >> Now, did you get >> Try to have a better demeanor. >> I don't need it. >> We're done. We're done with the traffic stop. >> I don't think so. >> Be careful when you're backing out. I know you're grown, Britney. Don't speed through here, because you're going to get a ticket. 37. Remember that. >> Ma'am, I don't I don't care how old you are. Okay? Well, if it's the law, then yes, the law is going to tell you what to do. >> That's the only thing you can do. >> Issues that I need to be aware of. >> 37. >> Okay. I'm asking you. Um >> Oh, okay. >> No, she's good. She just had Oh, you know what? I forgot. You You Maybe if you want to continue to be this this stop with inoperable equipment on your vehicle. So, that could be the third ticket. Miss Britney, you have a very terrible disposition. Very terrible. I feel sorry for whoever's involved in your life because your attitude is terrible. Have a good day. You have a good day. No, you're free to go. You got to watch out for the officer. Why would Okay. Now >> About the vehicle? >> Yeah, he just stopped in front of my vehicle. >> You just tried to slam the door ON NOW, THE OFFICER IS GOING TO GIVE YOU A TICKET. >> You should not You're not free to go now. You just That's an assault on an officer. So, step out the vehicle. Where Where are you going? What are you doing? Yeah, 750. She hit you with a car. You're going to get what you That's an assault. You want to spend the night in jail, that's what it is. You're what? >> I was given a citation for an x-ray on a silver Chevy Colorado. >> You sued us for what? >> Yeah. The um yeah. >> Go ahead. Go ahead. Sued us for what? >> Yeah. >> Listen to your intelligence here. What are you going to sue us for? >> Oh, I'm suing you so much. >> And what are you suing for? >> Oh, I'm suing you so much. >> What are you going to sue for? >> Yeah. Okay. You you you >> You're lucky you're not going to jail right now. >> You're you're suing me so much. >> Listen, you better be having a blessed day today, okay? Now you got a warning. >> Listen. >> Yeah, that's fine. Listen. >> to sue you so much. >> for your speed, which was a good $400 ticket. >> And I'm going to sue >> an officer with your car. That's fine. We're not We're not trying to scare you, man. >> scare me. >> That's fine. That's perfect. I'm not worried about it. >> But you just hit an officer with your car. >> on the left rear, baby. >> You just hit You just hit an officer with your car. >> authority. >> to You want >> the front of my car. >> No, he didn't. >> He was trying to pull off. That's what he did. >> Your problem is you don't You don't have proper observation. You have no observation. >> observation. I don't have anything with observation. >> Clearly not. You had an officer right there. >> He walked in front of my car when I was >> Yeah, you you're That's fine, though. I'm very smart. >> Yeah, and me, too. >> Okay. >> I have college college as well. Cuz somebody somebody had my car. When I woke up, my mirror was like that. That's why. >> Okay, did you report it? >> I sure did. >> Oh, you did? Okay. >> Sure did. >> To who? >> To Marion Oaks Police. >> Well, that would be Marion County Sheriff's Office. >> Well, whoever. >> Okay. Anyway. >> I don't have to explain to y'all. Who are y'all? Who are you? You are rude to me. And who are you? >> I am an official law enforcement officer certified in the state of Florida to enforce the laws. To enforce the laws, okay? >> And you know how many officers there are in the >> if you don't like me. >> And I don't care about you not liking me, either. >> said it to me first. >> care. >> Okay. I don't know where this attitude is coming from. >> The attitude is you harassing me. Harassment. >> You almost hit him with the car. Do you want to step out of the vehicle? Do you want to step out of the vehicle? You want to step out of the vehicle. Okay. How about you step out of the vehicle? You just tried to hit this officer and what? Probable cause is aggravated assault with a deadly weapon of trying to strike him. I just told you. Look it up. Aggravated Aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. >> I was already in >> You're Yeah. Okay. Yeah. >> So, go ahead and step out of the vehicle. Turn your vehicle off and get out of the vehicle. I'm not going to tell you this again. I'm asking you now to step out of your vehicle. >> Yeah. Step out of your car. >> That's fine. Step out of your vehicle. Step out of your vehicle. Hey, I'm not going to tell you guys step out of your vehicle. Step out of the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle. You're going to jail. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. You're being arrested. Yeah, you are. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. I'm not going to tell you again. I'm asking you to turn around. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Stop. Resist. Stop. You're going to jail. Put your hands behind your back. Stop resisting. Get your lawyer. Get your lawyer. Walk away. Okay. >> And my mama will too. Yeah, she'll be dead after a while and probably my daddy. Yeah. >> Oh my god. >> Oh yeah, we'll get what's coming to you, baby. Especially when I didn't do nothing wrong. >> Got to pat her down. >> Oh, she'll get Oh, you can pat me down all you want to. >> I have to pat you down. >> Pat me down. >> It's policy and procedure. >> Pat me down, baby. Cuz those witches and warlocks, they going down, baby. This juju don't. Sure don't, baby. I got this. >> Cuz you sure sound like a person that might. >> Sure don't, baby. I have college degree. >> So do I. >> College degree, so that means you don't [ __ ] with me cuz I don't want to [ __ ] stay with my mama. That's why y'all [ __ ] with me. And I don't give a >> Who's your mama? >> Yeah. >> Who's your mama? >> Don't want to be around them [ __ ] That's why >> Do not try to hit >> That's why y'all [ __ ] with But that's why y'all [ __ ] with me. >> Good, can you do that and it's another charge? Yeah. >> For what? >> Resisting. Yeah, you're not so smart, are you? >> I'm very smart. >> Okay. >> But baby, we going to get down to the bottom of >> That's fine. That's fine. I'm with it. I'll go to court all day. Let's go. >> Let's go. >> Let's go. Come on. >> Let's go. Cuz baby, we got it. It's on. Yeah. Let's go and get down to the bottom of it. >> Okay. >> Cuz baby, I know my rights. >> It's fine. >> Y'all better know y'all Don't you turn around and hit me again. >> Cuz what I'm getting arrested for? >> Does she have anything on her? >> Cuz what I'm getting arrested for? >> You already been told. >> Cuz what I'm getting arrested for? >> Aggravated assault. >> Okay. Yeah. >> With a deadly weapon, your vehicle. >> Yeah. >> Cuz it's all on video. >> walked in front of my car. >> Yeah, totally. You you Yeah, okay. Listen, just stop talking. >> I ain't worried about it. God got it. And he got it. He going to handle it. >> Okay. >> He got it, baby. It's in his hands. >> That's good. >> It's in his hands. What? No, wait. I She's got her driver's license somewhere. I guess >> Yes, sir. >> She's either getting out or and she needs to be placed under Baker Act, too, but I guess it's going to have to be done at jail cuz she is She is really What kind of having issues. >> SO, YOU WERE JUST GOING TO GIVE HER A WARNING? >> YES, that's all it was. And and then she just continued to escalate and And and then he came over and then she tried to pull out and almost hit him. >> Did she hit you? Oh, she hit you with her car? Oh, like I had her. Yeah, the car so you had to I mean, you touched the car when she was >> Okay. >> Cool. Yeah. Assault, resisting, and >> Yep. >> Whatever else you got. >> I haven't even >> And I got her trying to calm her down like, "Listen, you're getting a warning. What's up?" >> Yeah. And I don't know if she's got anything in her car. >> Yeah, yeah. Let's go. What? I'll be back. All right, SEE YOU. >> LORD, YOU'LL SEE THE BOXES ON ALL THAT WAS FORMED, OH LORD. YOU'LL SEE THE BOXES ON ALL THAT WAS FORMED, OH LORD. FATHER GOD, YOU SAID ALL THAT SHE HALLELUJAH. FATHER GOD, AND YOU SAID ALL THAT SHE SHE HALLELUJAH. THAT VENGEANCE IS YOURS, OH LORD. FATHER GOD, AND YOU WILL REPAY, OH LORD. FATHER GOD, YOU SAID, OH LORD, IN YOUR WORD, OH LORD, THAT SHACKLES GOT TO COME OFF AND CHINA COME OFF, LORD. THEY GOT TO COME OFF, OH LORD. FATHER SHE FATHER GOD, AND YOU WILL REPAY, OH LORD. FATHER GOD, YOU SAID, OH LORD, IN YOUR WORD, OH LORD. FATHER GOD, AS MY ENEMIES COME ON ONE WAY, OH LORD, FATHER GOD, THEY SHALL FLEE, oh Lord, seven ways, oh Lord, before me, oh Lord. Father, I thank you, oh Lord, FOR THE VICTORY, OH LORD, on this afternoon, oh Lord. Father God, for vengeance IS YOURS SHE HALLELUJAH. VENGEANCE IS YOURS, OH LORD, and I thank you, Lord. Thank you, Lord. Thank you, Lord. Thank you, Lord. Vengeance is yours, Lord. I got it. He got it. He knows all and he's seen all. Nothing is hidden before him. He's seen it all. And he got it. He got it, baby. Every charge, every lie, Father God, I ask you to uncover it, Lord. Ask you to uncover every lie, Lord. Every lie, Lord. Every lie, every scheme, every plot, Lord, I ask you to uncover it, Lord. I ask you to uncover it, Lord. Uncover, Lord. Hallelujah. Uncover the schemes and the plots of the wicked, oh Lord. Father, I ask you that I saw uncover, Lord. Uncover, oh Lord. Hallelujah. Uncover, Lord. Uncover. Uncover. Uncover. Uncover, hallelujah. Uncover. Uncover. Uncover. Uncover, Lord. Uncover. Uncover the schemes and the plots of the wicked, oh Lord. Uncover, Lord. Hallelujah. Uncover it, Lord. Uncover it. Uncover. Uncover. Nothing shall shall hidden. Nothing shall be hidden. Nothing. Nothing shall be hidden. Hang on one second. >> Let's examine the constitutional framework. This analysis examines the legal basis for each decision. The initial stop is constitutionally sound. Under Terry v. Ohio, a traffic stop requires only reasonable articulable suspicion. Observed speeding in an active school zone satisfies that threshold under Florida statute section 316.1895. The officer exercised discretion across three separate violations: speeding, incorrect registration, and inoperable equipment the sealable class, citing none of them. All three were waived in the subject's favor. At approximately 3 minutes and 20 seconds, the officer declares, "You're free to go." Under Florida v. Bostick, that declaration legally terminates the seizure. Any redetention after that point requires a new and independent legal basis. The vehicle contact immediately following establishes that new basis. However, the prior declaration becomes the foundation of any defense challenge to the aggravated assault charge. It does not preclude arrest on new probable cause, but it introduces the factual dispute that defines this case. Florida statute section 784.021 defines aggravated assault as an intentional unlawful threat to do violence committed with a deadly weapon. A motor vehicle qualifies under Florida law. The statute requires proof of intent, and that is the legal battleground. The subject maintains she was departing when the officer entered her vehicle's path. The state must establish the act was deliberate. If the body cam fails to resolve that question, defense counsel has a viable reasonable doubt argument. Florida statute section 784.07 elevates the charge to a first-degree felony when the victim is a law enforcement officer D'Acsons carrying a maximum sentence of 30 years. The resistance charges carry stronger evidentiary footing. Florida statute section 843.02, bright obstruction without violence, is a first-degree misdemeanor. Physical resistance during handcuffing elevates the offense to section 843.01, resisting with violence, a third-degree felony. The body cam captures substantial evidence on both counts. The primary officer's personal character remark, delivered after the stop had legally concluded, had no law enforcement function. No statute authorizes it. Under Kalia standard 1.3.9, professional conduct is mandatory regardless of subject behavior. The remark was a direct contribution to the escalation that immediately followed. The secondary officer's positioning in front of a departing vehicle violates vehicle assault awareness doctrine, standard curriculum in Florida post basic recruit training. That single decision simultaneously endangered the officer, generated the probable cause for a felony charge, and introduced the legal ambiguity that will define any prosecution of this case. The primary officer receives a C+. Legally valid stop. Maximum discretion across three violations. The personal remark after the stop had concluded was unprofessional, served no enforcement purpose, and contributed directly to the escalation. The secondary officer receives a C-. The arrest itself was handled with appropriate restraint. The pre-arrest positioning was a tactical violation with direct legal consequences that will follow this case into court. The subject receives a D. Three violations, zero citations, one written warning. Each subsequent decision made the legal outcome worse until a written warning became a first-degree felony with a 30-year exposure. Three lessons from this incident. First, free to go is a constitutional declaration. No officer should issue it while a colleague is positioned in front of the departing vehicle. Sequence and situational awareness matter. Second, personal attacks on a subject's character after an encounter has concluded carry no legal authority and carry demonstrable practical cost. This footage is the evidence. Third, the right to contest an arrest exists in court, through counsel, through motion practice, through the civil rights statute at title 42, section 1983. Physical resistance at the scene adds charges. It removes none. Let us know if there is an interaction or legal topic you would like us to discuss in the comments below. Thank you for watching, and don't forget to check out our second channel, Audit the Court, for even more police interaction and courtroom content.