He told the officer he spit on her, then refused to step out of the car. Seconds later, it turned violent. >> Hey. >> Yeah. >> Hi. Did you talk to the lady over there? >> I tried to spit at her, actually. >> Oh, okay. Can you talk? Come on. Talk to her. >> I do not want to get out of the car. I want to be left alone. >> Okay. Do you have an ID on you or anything? >> No, dude. Just leave me alone, dude. I >> I'll leave you alone, man. >> No, just leave me alone, dude. I mean, go away. No, leave me alone. >> Okay. No, I got you. >> Yeah. Thanks. >> He's refusing IDs in this car now. All right, man. Listen, what's your last name? >> What is it? >> Is this your truck? >> Yeah. >> All right, man. Like I said, I'm just here to figure out what's going on. >> Right. Well, she kept instigating. She wouldn't turn her car. She wouldn't turn. Cap would go. She wouldn't go. She'd say, "Fuck you." I'm like, "Go, go, go, go, go, go." So, I'm like, "Hey, pull over." So, she pulled up. I'm like, "Hey, you're a [ __ ] [ __ ] You're go back to your own country." And I spit at her and I left. That's it. That's what's going on, dude. And that's okay. Hey at Walmart grocery side right here. >> Okay. No, I I get it. Right. Were you walking and she was in her car? >> No, it was in my car. She was in her car. >> Oh jeez. Okay. >> Why? What's the big deal? >> I got to I got to make a report, right? I'm just documenting what happened. >> Right. >> For what? You going to report what she did or No, >> I'm just going to take I'm find out what the truth is, man. >> Whatever, dude. I'm getting ready to leave, so I don't really care what you do. >> What's going on today, man? You know, is there a lot going on in your life? What's going on? >> Hey, what's going on right now? What's going on? >> Uh, one of the guys from the fire department. >> Yeah. >> Just went to his house and he's going to probably die tonight. Yeah. Liver cancer. Jay Anderson. Nothing else. >> Unfortunately, that's a rough thing. >> No worries. That's okay. But, you know, I'm so sick of all these [ __ ] brown pieces of [ __ ] trash just [ __ ] making fun of everybody, [ __ ] taking their time. I live right around the corner. I'm just going to place. She put me off. Somebody [ __ ] provoked me. So, [ __ ] that [ __ ] That's [ __ ] She should be [ __ ] thrown in jail for that [ __ ] >> So, what happened after that? >> She pulled over, rolled her window down, and I spit at her. That's it. That's it. Well, maybe there's some cameras or something. You know, maybe she should be You should be asking her some stuff. >> I I will I'll ask her some stuff, too. I appreciate you talking to me. What's a What's a good phone number for you? >> I don't carry a phone. >> You don't carry a phone on you? You don't have a phone? >> I carry it when I go for a ride for my thing, but I will not answer my phone. >> Right. I have like six contacts in there. >> You live alone or? >> No, I live with my wife. I retired from the fire department right here in Charlotte County. >> Okay. >> You don't like it all? Don't own a gun, so don't say do anything. And if you could stand the [ __ ] over there, I'd appreciate it. So I could see you instead of that [ __ ] >> We can do that. We can definitely do that. >> All right. So just real quick, what happened? >> Okay, so you know, sorry, I'm just really shaken up. Do you know that turning in between the traffic lights right here? I can't turn because there's vehicles coming in in like I can't go anywhere. I'm turning to go into the parking lot and he is literally side by side almost cutting me off. So I'm honking my horn like what the [ __ ] are you doing? And I flicked him off. I should not have flicked him off. He was already angry and I pull my window down. I'm like what are you doing? And he just starts yelling at me and then he's like go back to your uh go back to the country you [ __ ] came from. Uh-huh. >> and spits into my car all over here. And I don't know if he ended up getting up on me or not. >> Okay. Was he standing out of his car? >> Yes. And he was stepped into his car. I was afraid he was going to come in. So I put the windows out and I just go park and I said absolutely not in my brain. That's when I called 911. I didn't want to follow him right away. >> That's fine. You have your ID with you by chance. >> Sorry. I'm doing these. >> That's okay. >> I don't want him to find. >> Okay. In a few minutes, I'm going to take a sworn recorded statement from you as to what happened. Okay. So, we're going to go over the story again. Looks like a little bit of road rage on his side from them turning into Walmart. Um when she stopped on the side of Walmart, he gets he's like next to her car on the passenger side. He gets out of his car. She had the windows down cuz she's like, "What's your problem?" And he starts spitting in the car. >> Spitting in the car? >> Yes. >> Um >> he stepped the accident. Okay. >> How many times did he spit in spit in here? Do you know? >> I don't know. I know there was like a giant one that came all the way in and went everywhere. >> All right. Can you step out real quick? No. I'm asking you to step out. >> Sir, if this [ __ ] goes this way, I swear to God, this is [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Okay. >> For what? For what? What am I supposed to step out for? >> Because I'm investigating a crime. >> What crime? FOR SPITTING ON SOMEBODY'S CAR? >> That's a crime. >> Spitting at someone isn't a harmless insult. The law treats it as a real offense, and the officer explains the crime. >> That's a crime. >> Yeah. Did you spit on her? >> No, I spit on her [ __ ] car. I can't. How am I supposed to spit? Come on. Okay, now >> hold on one sec. Just one second here. One just one [ __ ] second. >> Dude, we're asking you to step out. Okay, >> if you step out, >> we're going to go that route. >> Call AJ. Let me call my wife. Give me one second. Just >> You can call AJ. Come on out. >> If you If you do not come out, I will make you come out. I'm not kidding with you. Get out of the car. >> Get out. >> Last chance. Get out of the car right now. Notice the officer gives repeated warnings before using force. That documented sequence is key in any use of force review. >> Don't >> get out. >> I'll do my [ __ ] >> Get out. >> Hey. >> Hey. >> AJ, >> get out of the car. >> I'll Hey, get off me. >> Get off me. >> Hey, man. Let go of me. LET THE [ __ ] GO. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> LET GO. >> Get out of the car. >> LET THE [ __ ] GO. [ __ ] IS WRONG WITH YOU, MAN? >> Put your HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. DO IT NOW. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> Turn over. >> Somebody get cuffs on him. Somebody get cuffs on him. >> All right, I'll let go. [ __ ] off. >> Okay. >> Oh, we could have made this a lot easier. >> Hey, [ __ ] >> We don't need to respond to him. Just get cuffs on him. All right, somebody check them. Somebody don't >> I got nothing. Can you get me off this hot page? >> No, you want to wait until we're done. What's in that pocket right there? >> Keys. >> My car. >> We want to make sure. >> They're my car keys. >> They're my car keys. >> He's on the rest so we can check him, guys. >> Right. We're going to >> check Get all that out of there. >> When I told you, get out. He went for the power. [ __ ] yourself, [ __ ] >> We're working against each other. >> Take my glasses off, please. >> Keep them on the ground. >> Just take my glass off. Put in my car. >> Thank you. Appreciate that. >> You can't call my deputies, MF, and then ask him. Oh, hey man. [ __ ] off. I'm allowed to do what the [ __ ] I want. >> When I was at the fire department, I didn't [ __ ] people over when they spit in my face. >> He was bleeding at your hand. >> Look at your hand now. >> Here. Go. >> Look at your hand right here. >> Yeah. >> And you got blood on your hand as well. >> I didn't double lock him. >> Oh, don't [ __ ] try to grab the >> double lock the cuffs. >> Double locking prevents cuffs from tightening. The officers explain the injury on scene and body cameras captured every second. cuffs and [ __ ] >> [ __ ] him, [ __ ] LET GO MY HAND. >> LET GO OF HIS HAND. >> LET GO OF MY HAND. LET GO OF MY [ __ ] HAND. >> WHY IS HE STANDING ON THE GROUND? >> I will not resist if you just relax. >> Next time you start doing that, put him on the ground. >> I ain't going to try to do anything. >> I have no idea who you are, >> dude. I got my hands on my back. What am I going to do? Kung fu you? What the hell? For what reason? >> Refuse to step out of the car. >> Dude, I've lived here my whole life. Shut up. Okay, we got an unruly subject and I haven't we don't even know who he is yet. Um, we had to take him out of the car who refused to get out of the car and in the process of doing that, his hand got cut away from him. >> Look at the whole encounter from start to finish. First, a voluntary admission on camera, then a matching victim statement, repeated warnings, and finally a physical struggle. Every step built this case, and the footage captured all of it. This is how a simple traffic argument turned into three felony charges. The lesson is clear. You can't control how someone else drives, but you always control how you react. And the body camera records everything. Patrick was charged with three felonies. Resisting an officer with violence, battery on an officer, and burglary of an occupied conveyance. After his June 2026 arrest, he was held until Judge Lisa Porter granted a bond reduction on July 8th. He posted bonds totaling $20,000 the next day and was released. He remains out of custody, awaiting his next case management hearing on September 8th, 2026. Remember, every defendant is presumed innocent until proven guilty. What do you think should happen in this case? Comment below and subscribe to Patrol Vault for more real body cam footage.