I'm getting my insurance. [ __ ] hands for what? What do you want to see my hands for? What the [ __ ] DO YOU WANT TO SEE MY HANDS? YOU WANT ME TO COME OUT? DO YOU WANT ME TO STEP OUT? YOU WANT ME TO STEP OUT? GO AND SEE my [ __ ] hands. Are you stupid? Do you want to arrest me? Are you going to arrest me? Don't [ __ ] [ __ ] you, [ __ ] >> A few minutes earlier, a man speeds past a Marion County Sheriff's Deputy on a single-lane road in Ocala, Florida. >> Deputy German, Marion County Sheriff's Office. Can you put the back windows down? Do me a favor, don't reach for that. Got your driver's license? Reason for the stop today? You blew past me going 60. >> Yeah. >> What's the reason for that? >> Uh I'm just in a hurry today. >> Where are you going? >> Uh I'm in a rush today. >> Where are you going? >> Don't worry about it. I'm I'm in a rush today. >> Okay. License. >> I'm not obligated to give you [ __ ] sir. >> I'm sorry? >> I'm not obligated to give you [ __ ] >> You This is a This is a lawful traffic stop. >> I'm not obligated to give you any documentation. >> License and registration. >> No, sir. You don't need any of my documentation. [ __ ] off, about that. >> I'm sorry? >> Who processes? Who? Who processes? >> Who's Frost? >> Ask Billy Wood. >> And I know who Billy Wood is. >> Yeah, ask him who Frost is. I do work for you guys in the Sheriff's Department. >> I'm sorry? >> I do work for you guys in the Sheriff's Department. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> That doesn't give you the right to blow past me. You were doing like 30 back there. >> You were driving too slow for >> That doesn't give you the right to blow past. Do me a favor, don't don't move. Blew past me doing I was doing 30, blew past me doing like 45, 50. Okay. Driving erratically. Got a rifle on the side. Asked for driver's license and registration, he wouldn't give it. >> [screaming] >> Frost. >> Response was I was driving too slow for him. >> That's what he said? >> Yeah. Rifle's on that side. Says he knows Billy Wood and Frost and a bunch of other people, but >> And I gave him >> It's going to be interesting. >> [ __ ] [ __ ] hands for what? What do you want to see my hands for? What the [ __ ] DO YOU WANT TO SEE MY HANDS? YOU WANT ME TO COME OUT? DO YOU WANT ME TO STEP OUT? YOU WANT ME TO STEP OUT? You want to see my [ __ ] hands? Are you stupid? Do you want to arrest me? Are you going to arrest me? >> Hey, step out of the car. SHOW YOUR [ __ ] HANDS. STEP OUT OF THE CAR. STEP OUT OF THE CAR. STEP OUT OF THE CAR. RIGHT NOW. >> GET OUT. >> STEP OUT. DON'T TOUCH ME. >> TURN AROUND. >> Don't touch me. DON'T DON'T [ __ ] TOUCH ME. DON'T TOUCH ME. I DON'T GIVE A I DON'T GIVE A DON'T TOUCH ME. DON'T [ __ ] TOUCH ME. DON'T TOUCH ME. DON'T TOUCH DON'T TOUCH WHAT AM I DOING? WHAT AM I DOING? >> I WASN'T ARRESTING YOU. YOU DON'T >> YOU DON'T have to put my hands on the [ __ ] >> I said let me see your hands. >> I'm not going to arrest I'm not >> I said let me see your hands. I said let me see your hands. You're an idiot. >> Why you arresting me? >> No, you're not listening. Jesus Christ. Hold on. What do you want to Get your phone. Is this yours? >> Yes. >> Why are you so aggressive? >> There was no reason to [ __ ] arrest me, you don't >> Nobody was arresting you. >> have to put my hands on the vehicle. >> You have a gun in the car. >> I'm not going to >> You are allowed to carry a gun. That's >> But you asked me You don't want to. There's no reason to I was going to walk out. >> Hold on. Let's fix this cup. Let me see your pocket. >> It's my wallet. There you >> Is this yours or is Dude, Jesus Christ. Is this yours? >> Yeah. No, these are his. >> I'm going to fix this for you, okay? What is wrong with you, man? >> What did you do to him right there? >> Dude, the only one who's violent here is you. >> There's no [ __ ] reason to tackle him, you dumb >> What do you think we're doing? It's an arrest. >> It's called resisting arrest. >> no problem with a class on arrest. >> He pulled you over, you refused to provide your information. I see a gun >> misdemeanor. It's a misdemeanor, not a [ __ ] felony. >> Yeah. >> I'm going to tell you to get out of the car. >> NOBODY SAID IT WAS A FELONY. WHY WOULD HE TELL ME TO PUT my hands >> Go to the [ __ ] ground. >> [ __ ] gun sitting in the car. I'M ALLOWED TO CARRY A [ __ ] GUN, YOU >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. YOU'RE JUST STUPID. Get in the damn car. Get in the car. Now you're going to jail. Stupid. God damn. Why does this [ __ ] happen when I'm not working? >> So he refused to give his DL, he refused to give his registration and all that? >> Yeah. And I said, "I was just wondering if I was going like 25 and 30." >> Sunglasses. Black hat. >> And he got the wrong went around me. >> He's got something going on. That's why you always stop for people. >> I literally just saw this. >> You got a bag in the car? >> You got what? >> Yeah. I've been a state for 4 or 5 years, I've never had that. >> Yeah? You've been on the road what, a week? >> Two weeks. >> Don't >> you you were going too slow. >> Yes. On camera? Hey bro, that was that that was unlawful to pull a firearm on me. >> Huh? >> I said it was unlawful to pull a firearm on me. It was I said it was a bit unlawful to pull a firearm on me. >> How so? >> Uh >> I'm Hold on. >> You know, I understand. I understand. >> Actually, let me read you your Miranda rights before our conversation, okay? >> I understand. >> Okay. All right. So, let me let me explain my thought process, okay? >> All right. >> So, I I wasn't part of this traffic stop. I pull up cuz we always help the other deputy. >> I understand. >> you don't know what kind of situation we're in. Of course. >> Yeah. >> He gets here. He pulls you over for whatever reason it was. Like I said, I wasn't part of the traffic stop. He says you refused to provide him registration or vehicle. >> Right. >> If you feel it's an unlawful stop, fight it in court. >> All right. >> That's where you should fight it. Not on the side of Ambers. It's stupid. >> Yeah. >> Okay, so continue. I get here, I come out. >> Yeah. >> He tells me he used a gun. We ain't going to go over the >> Was was it pointed at any officer? Was Was the officer life in jeopardy? Safety? >> Hold on. >> All right. >> I get told he used a gun. I can't blame him he used a gun cuz I'm seeing All I'm asking is to see your hands, too. From a steering wheel, I'm not telling you to put on the car. I just want to see your hands cuz like that, when I walk up, all I should see is you looking outside. >> Right. Right. I was I was under the impression I was being arrested wrongfully. >> No. No. No. We >> That was a wrongful imprisonment. >> no intentions to arrest you. >> I'm I'm I'm malicious prosecution. So, that's my perspective at the time. >> And And again, that's your perspective. But all I'm asking is to see your hands. I'm not saying, "Hey, get out of the car. I'm not drawing down on you." >> I see. So, you did your job. You did you did your job pretty much. >> Correct. I didn't walk up with a gun up. I'm comfortable with someone having a gun. That's your That's your second amendment right. I have no problem with that. >> That That That's my main focus was that a firearm was drawn and pointed at me. And I wouldn't >> Let me see. >> I said I wouldn't let go. That's the only thing I can't >> Let me Let me >> The tackle was fine. The I could have gotten a few cuffs in my face, it would have been fine. But the firearm pointed at me, I'm not going to let that go, bro. >> Let me continue. So, I walk up. I start giving you commands. I say, "Let me see your hands." You're not listening to me, okay? >> Right. >> Then you take your vehicle out of park, say you're not getting out when I tell you to get out, and you start driving. >> Right. >> And then you stop again. I'm going to pull my gun out cuz I don't know if you're getting your gun. Your gun's pointing. I You can reach over and grab your before you get >> You guys turned the wrong way and walked away, and then I exited the vehicle. And then was pointed at you. >> Yeah, cuz we were we were going to go to our cars cuz we were taking off. >> All right, but I exited and a gun was pointed at me. That's my main focus. A firearm was pointed at me and that's the only thing I can Everything else that you guys did was right except pointing a firearm at me. >> I I'm I'm legally allowed to point a firearm at you. >> Right. No, unlawfully, no. No. No. That wasn't That was unlawful. You can't point a firearm at an unarmed civilian, are you? >> There's a gun sitting right next to you. >> In my vehicle. I'm not armed. I didn't point a firearm at you. >> And also, you have one >> Did you Did you search me? Did you search me? >> Yes. >> I find a firearm. Did I point a firearm at you? Did I come with a cutlass or a knife at you? Did I jeopardize his safety? Did I jeopardize his safety? >> I can 100% >> I did find a Okay, you may be dead at funds, but I did basic. But at an unarmed civilian, it's wrong. >> I don't know if you're armed. You're sitting in your car. You step out like you're going to >> Oh, was anyone's lives in jeopardy or safety? >> Absolutely. You ran across the road. It could have got any of us killed. >> Right. >> You have a firearm sitting right next to you. >> Right. >> When you got out, did I not put my gun back in my holster? >> Oh, no, it was pointed at me. That's what I recorded. I recorded it. >> I put my gun back in my holster once you started moving. But I can absolutely give you commands with a firearm drawn. >> Oh, no. No. No. That's unlawful. That's unlawful. Yeah. >> Enlighten me on the law, case law, any of that. Let me know. >> All right. All right. But >> I've been doing this for a significant amount of time. I know what I can and can't do. If I was worried, I would have came up gun drawn and called you out of the car. I did not do that. >> Right. No, it was pointed at me. Having a firearm drawn is different than pointing it. >> From the immediate time I got there, I could have I could have If you >> I I didn't mean to spoil the day. So, you have a wonderful day, sir. >> doesn't bother me. I get paid the same either way. >> You You have a wonderful day, sir. >> I'm not going anywhere. >> All right. >> But I can 100% pull my firearm at you. What you did was not necessary. It It was just quick as getting out. >> I I was wrongfully arrested. Uh there was malicious prosecution. Uh I was pointed A firearm was pointed at me. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Malicious prosecution. Yeah. >> We will see how this goes in court. >> I'm listening to you. Yes, sir. >> I promise. >> [clears throat] >> From my uh >> He was with resisting or obstructing officer without violence. He spent just one day in county jail before bonding out on $1,000. He was sentenced to 6 months of probation along with fees, court costs, and an order to submit an apology letter to the deputies involved. His probation officer later filed a violation after determining that the letter showed no remorse and he still owed $170 in supervision fees. According to the probation report, he told his officer that he refused to pay the supervision fees because he believed he had been illegally arrested and the state should be responsible for paying them. He was arrested again on violation of probation and released on a $200 bond which was eventually applied toward the remaining balance and satisfied his probation requirements.