Back to the vehicle now. Back to the vehicle. Show me your hands here. That's Jesus, bitch. >> One man in Florida thinks refusing to leave his car will somehow beat the cops. Another in Pennsylvania thinks stealing a trooper's cruiser is a smart getaway plan. But let's start with this man because he's about to ruin an officer's day. >> Is there a reason why you popping the door open like that? I don't have a window that works. Is there a reason that you ple over? >> Yeah, absolutely. There's a reason why I'm pulling over. But one thing, inclement inclement weather, you don't have your lights on. Two things. You're not wearing your seat belt. >> It's daylight. I don't need the lights. It is not weather. It's not raining. >> This is in rain. >> Okay. I'm not arguing with you. I'm telling you why I'm pulling you over. Give me your driver's license, registration, proof of insurance. >> No. Call your supervisor. Why? >> Excuse me. >> Call your supervisor. Why did you pull me over? >> 35. I told you. >> Why did you pull me over? Step out of the step with the knife. Driver just slam the door and lock it. >> Yep. >> Keep your hands where I can see them, sir. You have my camera's on, too. I've already told you. Okay. Okay. Right now, you're under arrest for resisting. You understand? You're under arrest for resisting. The longer you take the take us on, the worse it's going to be. Keep your hands where I can see them, sir. >> Okay. Open the door and exit or we are going to break the window. We're conducting a traffic right now. You need arrest. Open the door. exit. You are under arrest for resisting. Open the door and exit. You are under arrest for resisting. >> Open the door and exit. You are under arrest for resisting. Heat. Heat. Yeah. Heat. Heat. Heat. Huh? Back to the vehicle now. Back to the vehicle. Show me your hands here. Where's your reason? Where's your reason? Put your hands behind my head. Hands behind your back. Wrong with you. What do you mean? I was putting my hands behind my back now, man. Bro, what's going on? >> You're underrest, bro. >> Yes, it is. Close your door if you see >> because man, what you mean? He talking about arresting me and stuff. I didn't do nothing. Don't resist idiot. I didn't do nothing wrong. >> McNeel was cited for driving without headlights and not wearing a seat belt, but when he refused to exit the vehicle, the stop quickly escalated into a resisting arrest situation. Civil rights attorneys Ben Crump and Harry Daniels are now representing McNeel, arguing that the officers used excessive force. While prosecutors cleared the officers of any criminal wrongdoing, Sheriff TK Waters confirmed that one officer has been relieved of duty pending an internal JSO investigation. On April 4th, 2025, along the Ohio turnpike line, an Ohio trooper stops to check on a driver who had just crashed on the shoulder. That driver is 30-year-old Deshawn Le. For about 20 seconds, he stands by the car, appearing shaken, but cooperative. Then, without warning, he takes off running. When he circles back toward the cruiser, the trooper pulls his taser, but it fails to bring him down. Within moments, the stop turns into a full-blown fight on the side of the highway. Step away. You're a devil. What's going on, man? In the name of Jesus. In the name of Jesus. Watch out. In the name of Jesus. Watch out. Watch out. You going to get hurt in the name of Jesus. Stop bitch. Get hurt. This b don't touch your hands. Next time you touch me, you're going to die. Next time you touch me, you going to die. >> Turn around. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> Five team. Send me another unit. He's on foot. Going down to Burm. You go down a Jesus, bitch. Jesus, bitch. >> Get down on the ground. [Applause] Okay, let's see. >> Jesus. Go ahead. >> Listen. >> Get down on the ground now. >> I'm strong, man. I'm a Jesus, Lord. I'm a Jesus, Lord. I'm a Jesus. >> The fight quickly spirals out of control. Leath actually manages to get the trooper on the ground, knocking the body cam loose as bystanders shout for him to stop. Then, in a move nobody expected, he bolts straight into the officer's cruiser. As he speeds off, the trooper can be heard shouting after him, calling his actions delusional while radioing for backup. Moments later, multiple agencies are scrambling to catch up. >> Down. Calm down. Calming down, y'all. Calm down. Calm down. Calm me down. Calm it down. Calm it down. calm it down cuz Jesus is the best. Calm it down. So Lucas, so we was sitting down, right, and we was chilling at the peace center in the um in the day room and I told him about the I told him about it, right? And I told him about us looking forward. It ain't no next mentality. It ain't no It ain't no name of Jesus. I pray anything that is not of you. in the name of Jesus. >> Leath's case ended before formal charges could be filed. He was fatally shot after the stolen cruiser pursuit, but his background tells a longer story. Prison records show he pleaded guilty to nine home invasion charges across two cases dating back to 2012. After serving his sentence, he became the executive director of a nonprofit focused on helping atrisisk youth and preventing teen violence. Police have not confirmed whether he had a weapon during the final confrontation. The incident remains under state investigation following his