Today we're looking at the case of former Englewood officer Ryan Scott Vina who was arrested after choking a driver who simply didn't speak English. And yes, he was fired. Because when you mistake a language barrier for defiance, you're not enforcing the law. You're violating the Constitution. >> The video shows that former officer Ryan Bina first walked up to the passenger side and asked for the driver's license. The driver didn't speak English well. >> I need your license. There's no porquet. >> Vina walked over to the driver's side, opened it, and then told the driver to get out. For now, >> no, we're not going to play this. >> Vina then radioed that the driver was fighting, which video shows later he wasn't. Vina then pulled out his taser and fires just a second later. >> The driver did not resist, fight, or fail to comply with any lawful order. >> Vina pulled the driver to the ground and then put him in a chokeold.