You just went off on staff yesterday. You went off on the staff. >> Nah, this way. >> I'm not going to jail. >> You're going to get tased. You're going to get tased. You're going to get it again. Roll over on your stomach. >> Get out of my car. >> Roll over on your stomach now. I got another cartridge if you don't if you do that. Put your hands behind your back. >> On May 19th, 2025, what began as a routine discharge from a behavioral program in Marion County, Florida, quickly turned into a foot chase through a parking lot. Within seconds, deputies were forced to react as the situation spiraled out of control. >> I don't know if I need this. >> And you were breaking up on me pretty bad on the phone just >> It's this building is horrible. [laughter] >> Um >> So, yeah, she's being unsuccessfully discharged. Um so, whenever they unsuccessfully discharge them, Volusia County issues a warrant for pickup. And then they come get her from the jail. >> Okay. >> her back to Volusia County. >> So, she was here on on probation. >> Mhm. Mhm. >> Okay. I got you. >> The woman involved was identified as Tryna T. Fields. According to authorities, she had multiple outstanding felony warrants and was taken into custody after attempting to flee from deputies. Investigators say everything changed the moment Fields realized she was being taken into custody. Instead of complying, she suddenly ran, leading to a chase that ended with a taser deployment and a hard fall onto the pavement. >> How am I going to jail? >> Because we have had to have many conversations with you, Trina. >> I haven't been doing anything. >> Yes, you have. You just went off on staff yesterday. >> No, I didn't. >> So, everyone's lying on you, Trina? >> I did not go off on staff yesterday. I was completely respectful yesterday. >> No, you were not, baby. This has been an ongoing issue. And you remember I had a conversation with you and we talked about it. We have tried to help you time after time, and we're not seeing any changes. So, from our clinical standpoint, we don't feel like you are ready right now for it. >> in all truth, I am. I've really been trying to do better. Please. >> Trinity, baby, we just had Dad was just telling me today how you got upset and you were disrespectful. It's It's a >> not. >> It's a everyday thing, Trinity. So, at this moment, Volusia County Drug Court has put out a warrant, and then Marion County has taken you into custody till Volusia comes to get you. >> Once they put out a warrant, we got to do what they tell us to do. >> Yeah. >> And I told you we communicate with the first source, and they have a say so just as much as we have a say so. So, it's the drug The judge, Blackburn, drug court, and us, we all collaborate >> Okay, well, can I grab my phone numbers, please? >> I tell you what, why don't you let one of them grab the phone numbers and your property and things like that? >> And I'll get you We'll take you and get your medication, too. And we'll take everything so you can have everything when you go to Volusia. >> How much stuff is there? Like bags and bags and bags? >> No, you just had a You just have a cell phone? >> Yeah. >> So, I can get her cell phone, your ID. >> I have three phones. I have my my ID, my phone numbers, pictures of like two of my shoes. >> You can't take all that stuff with you. But can she take the phones? >> Yeah, yeah, about that. >> So, I'll get your phones and your medication. >> Okay, and my phone numbers is in a pink planner on my dresser. I don't know if you can Okay. >> It's So, we'll get that for you. It's in the pink planner? >> Yeah. >> Okay, so we'll get that and we'll give it to the officer to take with you. >> Okay. >> All right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> All right, Trinity, let's jump over here. Nah, this way. >> I'm not going to jail. >> You're going to get tased. You're going to get tased. TASER, TASER, TASER. LAY ON THE GROUND RIGHT NOW OR YOU'RE GOING TO GET IT AGAIN. Lay on the ground or you're going to get it again. 62-14, 10-31, taser deployed. You're going to get it again. Roll over on your stomach. >> Move me out of my head. >> Roll over on your stomach now. I got another cartridge if you don't If you do that. Put your hands behind your back. >> The encounter began inside the facility where staff were completing Fields discharge from the program. Deputies explained that because of her outstanding warrants, she would be taken into custody. According to investigators, the moment she realized she was going to jail, she broke away and ran toward the parking lot. As Fields sprinted away, deputies warned that a Taser would be used if she didn't stop. Moments later, the Taser was deployed causing her to fall face-first onto the pavement. Deputies immediately secured the scene and shifted their attention to her injuries while requesting medical assistance. >> Do not move. Do you understand me? You didn't have to do any of that. 6214, you can clear it. 10-4 thing. >> [groaning] >> Good. Just keep one routine. Can you also have medics 51? She got a head injury from hitting the pavement. All right. I'm going to roll you on your side and then we're going to stand up, okay? Put your leg underneath you. Now we'll roll up and stand, okay? Got it. >> If you hadn't ran from me, then yes. All right, have a seat. I got medics to come check you out, okay? Hey, well. >> Following the incident, emergency medical personnel responded to evaluate Fields' injuries before she was transported to a local hospital for medical clearance under law enforcement supervision. After receiving treatment, she was booked on her outstanding felony warrants along with a new resisting arrest charge. >> Yeah, so >> So, is she for sure going? >> Oh, yes. >> I already told you my name is Officer Smith. >> Don't run off now. >> Well, I'm not going to go on the [ __ ] handcuffs. >> 6043, we're done. Uh no, damn it. Yeah, cuz I don't know if her head bounced off the ground, so Here, you'll get this a little bit. >> Hopefully. Come on. >> Yeah, I mean, where are you really going to go? >> Yeah. >> Like, we're standing out there the lady talks to her. All fine and good. Okay, I understand I'm going to jail. Yep, okay. Soon as the lady quits talking, I ain't going to jail. Take it. I couldn't take it. Barely. >> [laughter] >> Facility staff also collected and documented her personal belongings before they were turned over to law enforcement. What started as a routine custody transfer quickly escalated into a dangerous foot pursuit that ended in seconds. >> Ah, even better. Hey, are you going back? >> [laughter] >> So, those are her meds, and then these are >> Oh, yeah. >> I don't know what's in that envelope, but >> I'll go through it. >> I don't know what's in there. >> Um my sergeant's on the way. >> Okay. >> Um when he gets here, you can go inside if you want, but when he gets here, um he might want to talk with you. He said you were out here and all. >> Okay. Yeah, that's fine. >> Uh, but yeah, if you want to chill out, you ain't got to stand in the hot sun. >> Thank you. You tried. You tried. >> The incident serves as another reminder of how quickly situations can change when a suspect decides to run instead of complying with officers. 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