So, put your hands right. >> Hey, stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. I'm going to tase you, bro. I'm going to tase you. >> I'm going to tase you. >> I'm going to tase you, bro. I'm going to tase you. >> I'm going to take you to the ground. Stop tensing up. >> Hold the air. We got one funny. We have a buddy. >> In Monroe County, Florida, a man released on a domestic violence bail returned to his girlfriend's residence the same afternoon and left in handcuffs facing four criminal charges. The traffic stop was lawful. Under Terry versus Ohio, 392 US1, 1968. A missing driver's side mirror is sufficient, reasonable, articulable suspicion. Probable cause is not required. Florida statute section 316.193 does not require a breathalyzer for DUI. Impairment of normal faculties is the standard. Slurred speech, balance problems, and an admission of drinking each independently qualify. >> Why don't I play my thought game? >> I know. Did you? You picked it up, huh? >> The pot still smashed. You want to see the pot? >> I picked it up because it's her yard. It's my land lady >> and he was arrested last night for beating me up. >> Okay. >> So, he we're not supposed to be around each other. So, I told him if you're drinking, you need to get away from me. Why were you guys together? >> We've been together. We've been living here for >> But why is he back here if he got arrested? >> I wasn't here. I was at work and he got bailed out today and >> But he should have a no contact order. >> I do. I believe there's a no. They told me on the phone they were going to ask for one. >> Okay. >> And he has his arraignment next week. >> Okay. >> Here's a pot he ran over. And then this was like in pieces. >> Okay. >> He's angry right now. >> He's angry. >> He's angry cuz you told him he can't live here if he's drinking. >> Okay. There's the other part of the mirror. >> Just don't pick it up. Leave Leave it where it is. >> Okay. >> What? What? What? Hi, I'm Deputy Hans. >> I'm the owner. >> What would you like done? This is your property. >> Wait, I think he better move out. >> Okay. I can't make that decision. If he has residency here, other than the fact if they've lived together, how long have y'all lived together? >> Um, we've been only here since January. We moved in January. >> Okay. So, he has residency. So what you would have to do is evict him. >> Okay. No, but we don't have any like a contract of like that. You month to month and that's I can give you but if if all his personal belongings are here. >> No, no, no, no. It's everything is already only his clothes. That's it. >> Yeah. Only his clothes. He don't have no belongings or nothing here. Everything come here with with everything is >> And they told me they told me this morning when I talked to him that he could have an officer come here and clip his stuff. >> Mhm. Well, if cuz if I'm here, >> right, >> to be present. He's not supposed to be around me. >> Correct. >> I told him to leave. I had just got I just walked home. I just got home. >> Okay. So, again, because he's lived here since January. >> Mhm. >> You still have to >> He'll leave. >> Evict him. >> No, he'll leave. He want I would assume so. >> Yeah, he a problem like that to me. >> But what what do you want to do about the pot? >> Nothing. >> Nothing. Nothing. Nothing. I just wanted he better go in peace and that's it. That's I don't have nothing, >> you know, because he actually he not can be that way. He going to kill himself, >> you know, doing that kind of stuff. Yeah. >> Well, he promised us he wasn't going to be drinking today. That was a situation. >> I talked to him today and I said to him, I say, you know, I don't like to see you uh have alcohol right here in because this area is very very quiet, you know, and I want to keep it that way. He know when he came here the first time I say everything was quiet. We don't want to play normal and peaceful correct >> but evidentally I don't know he's an alcoholic that's all I know can deal with drinking for like cuz I left I left I moved out and then I came back 5 weeks ago and we both were drinking and then he just two weeks downward and he just got arrested. He literally just got bailed out >> last night. last night. >> Okay. >> You guys were here >> and >> I had to pull him out of bed cuz he was refusing to come and it's a big ordeal. >> Take a deep breath and relax. >> Okay. >> I have two days off. I'm just going to >> No, do do you know if there's a no contact order in place? >> They told me this morning when I talked on my way to work. I talked to them before he was going to work. >> They called you and let you know. >> Yeah. They told me they were going to ask for one for temporary um until his arraignment. >> Okay. Was that no contact or no harmful contact? >> I think it's no contact. Okay. >> Because he has he tried call he called me earlier on his cuz he works for the college of the Florida Keys. >> He's the director there and he called me on his College of the Florida Keys number because he's worried that our communication. >> So he was probably told he can't. >> Yeah. And then he started Snapchatting me. He told me to just talk to him on Snap and I'm like okay. Snapchat doesn't disappear in case you in case you didn't know. >> I know. >> All right. Give me just a second. >> Um the only property damage is a pot. Little tiny pot. >> The landlord or property owner is like I don't I don't care about it. >> Okay. >> However, he got arrested last night for DV battery >> and and was bailed out this morning. So >> I think Evie mentioned that there was the domestic violence arrest. >> Correct. >> So >> So there she says there is a no contact order in place or believe so because they called her this morning before his first appearance and let her know. Um he was told to come here for civil standby if he wanted to get anything. Um >> but I'm sure it was required to be with us. >> Correct. And apparently he is the director of Florida Keys Community College and called her off of his work phone because she was concerned that they were going to track his regular cell phone and find out that he had made contact with her. Okay. >> And then started contacting her through Snapchat. >> But she knows his voice, >> right? >> So did she speak with him? >> Yes, they were in communication. So I don't I think it's a mutual violation at this point. >> Like she was agreeing to continue the contact. You know, >> there is no such thing. >> Well, I understand that. But I'm saying it wasn't just a I'm going to berade you with contact. >> Okay. >> Um so they can communicate it through Snapchat back and forth. >> And then what happened here? >> Um as far as I know, he she just she works at Marlin 88. >> Okay. >> She just walked back over here. He was here because she wasn't here. >> Okay. >> He's drunk. That's part of the Well, that's what the landlord says. The landlord's rule is you can live here, but you can't drink here. >> Okay. >> Cuz I like my peaceful, you know, whatever. Um, so he knew that he couldn't be here a drinking and then b she just walked home. So he got mad and backed up and or pulled out. >> He have contact with her here. >> Uh, the extent I don't know. >> Okay. And is she willing to give the statement that she he called and Snapchated? >> Probably. I have it on audio, but so she picked up part of the mirror, but the actual case of the mirror or the lens part is right there. And that's the box. >> Okay. >> Caught off the tree, I'm guessing. >> No, he hit the >> hit the shed. >> Oh, hit the shed. Okay. >> And then the the lights up, but the thing is there. This was thrown up there. This plastic. >> Okay. >> All right. And guys, I'm sorry. I'm just walking into this. Are you the wife and you the landlord? >> Landlord. I'm not the wife. I'm the girlfriend. >> Girlfriend. Okay. Sorry. Um and then you are the landlord. >> Yeah. >> Okay. What happened when he got here? Did he say anything to you or do anything? >> No, I just walked home. I just got walked home from work. I work right there. >> And we were told no drinking on the premises. He got arrested last night for TV. >> Okay. And we all came to the agreement that if he wasn't drinking then we could stay would be fine because when he drinks is when he gets crazy. And I told he tried to tell me I had to leave and I said no Bianca wants to >> you're the one that's going to need to leave cuz you can't be around me right now. >> And he got in his car and I was in his car with him. I jumped. He wouldn't stop his car. I jumped out of the car cuz he was like, "You're scaring me." >> And >> why was he leaving with you in the car? >> 712. >> I asked him where he was going. He turned his car on really quick and then backed out and that's when he hit that that and I said, "You're being crazy right now." And I found a bunch of beer, empty beer cans, so I know he's been drinking and it's like >> So, was the car still moving when he jumped out? >> Yeah. Right up there. >> Huh. Um, okay. Are you willing to give us a statement about all that? >> Yeah, sure. >> And ma'am, are you willing to give us a statement? And I understand you're saying you don't want to pursue charges, but >> No, I don't want to pursue anymore. >> Yeah. To me because I She didn't see anything. >> Okay. She didn't >> do Do you have your ID anyway, though, because you're the property owner? That's I understand you didn't see anything. You're not a witness to anything, but we have to identify you because he hit your property. So, it's not to say anything will come of that, but because he hit this property, we need to put you on the it will need a crash report regardless. >> I don't want to I don't want to uh write a statement. Yeah. No came toxic wonder what happened. >> She literally just came down. >> And you don't you don't not required to. That's okay. Not a problem. But can I still ask for your ID? >> Okay. Excellent. >> You need mine or >> Yes, please. >> I'll grab that part. assist. 68 Bravo 68 Bravo Yankee Echo 680 L. It's going to be a white Honda insight 96 back. >> I'll get off to the RV. >> Hello. How's it going, boss? Can I put this window down for me? The reason I'm stopping you is you don't have a mirror on your driver's side of your vehicle. >> Oh, yeah. I got to get that fixed. >> All right. Can I get your license, registration, proof of insurance? >> All right. You don't have any weapons in the vehicle? Nothing I need to worry about, right? >> 1626, right? Insurance is on my phone. You can see it. >> Um, yeah. Um, where's the keys for the vehicle at? >> Okay. >> All right. Just for my safety, I'm going to put them on the hood. All right. >> Put them on your truck. >> 713 to 7120. All right. You have that vehicle stopped or you just observing? >> We're stopped. 96 North. >> Boss, I'm going to have you step out so you can talk to me for a minute about whatever just happened down there in Island. All right. Here, put this in your passenger seat. Take your sunglasses off for me. Put them in your passenger seat. >> Insurance card. Okay. All right, boss. So, what's going on? What's What happened down there? What? >> What is our mom? >> I guess something happened at a residence down there when you were pulling out of the house. You hit the side of a shed with your mirror. That's why your mirror's all messed up. What happened? >> I hit the shed. >> Hit the shed. All right. >> It's not the first time. Like, it folds out, but >> Okay. All right. Have you had anything to drink today at all? >> No. >> Nothing? Yeah, this morning like about 11 12:00. >> Okay. How much did you have to drink? >> I had two beers. >> All right. What time you think it is right now? >> Uh, it's about 5:00. >> 723. >> All right. Look, just stay leaned up against the back of the vehicle. I got to wait for something. We're going to check you out. If you're clear to go once we figure out everything that happened down there, I'll let you leave. All right. >> Yeah. Nothing happened. I left like uh Yeah. Are you in an argument or >> No, just a domestic argument, but >> 1630. >> All right. >> They call in or something or >> Yeah, they called in. They were worried about you and then when I see you talking to me and the way you were walking a little bit, it makes me think you might be a little impaired today. >> No. >> No, not at all. >> Okay. >> 120. >> Like I said, once Once my backup gets here and I can block off the road a little bit, we'll um check you out. If you're good to go, then I'll let you go. All right. >> But um >> you just got to make sure at this point. >> Cool. Cigarettes. >> Want to clear my South? >> Where are your cigarettes? >> Uh they're in the center console. >> Okay, go. >> Yeah. Hi. 6:30. >> So, who were you arguing with? Your wife or? >> Nobody. >> Weren't arguing with nobody? >> Wasn't arguing with >> Huh? was an argument. >> Oh, >> you said you had like a domestic situation going on. >> Yeah, she called the police last night. I was in jail yesterday or last night. She got home. I wasn't supposed to be around her, but like like my house, I left. As soon as she got home, I got left. She jumped in the car when I left. >> She was trying to jump in the car when you left. >> She did jump in the car when I left. That's why I didn't hear her. >> I was looking that way. She wasn't looking the other way. >> What's up? Now we're going to have to do a signal one investigation. He's obviously intoxicated. Um, >> all right. Well, we got to do the crash investigation. Um, >> they're over there, I guess. Hey, he told me that he's back. >> What was the first name? >> Josh. >> Josh. Connor. Nice to meet you, brother. Uh, so what happened to >> Yeah. Okay. All right. Is that uh that damage right there? Is that the uh only damage to your car or? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Back out of the parking lot like uh it hits the shed. >> Yeah. >> Did that hit the shed? >> Yeah. This first time like first time I hit it like [ __ ] back out. >> Okay, bro. Um what about right here? Is that new damage you think? >> Yeah, might have been. So tell me how it happened. So you were at this house, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So were you pulled Go through the how it happened again? >> Just pulled in. I backed out. I hit the shed. >> Okay. What kind of shed are we talking about? Is it like >> It's a wooden shed. >> Wooden shed. Okay. Was it just a shed? Did you hit another >> car or anything or All right. Um is this your vehicle? >> Yes. >> Okay, cool. Um, >> I got his license. >> Where's your uh insurance at? Is it on your phone? Okay. Was there any damage to the shed or any vehicles there or anything? No. >> Um, so you're pulled in this where where was the house at? >> 70. >> Okay. Are you pulled in front end first? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Um >> backed out and mirror hit the >> just the mirror. Okay. Um you didn't hit any other vehicles or anything? >> 50 to 13.5. >> Okay. Um what would you estimate the damage to be to your to your mirror? >> Um 200 200. >> Yeah, maybe 21. I mean, that'd be pretty cheap, but maybe a little more than 200. >> I mean, if you count the damage to the side, if that's part of it, yeah, you're looking at couple thousand these electric mirrors. >> Stuff's crazy expensive nowadays. Um, all right. >> 7121 500 Street. >> Is there any reason that you didn't, you know, like get out of the car? And >> did you talk to anybody after you hit the shed or Whose house was this? >> My house. It's your house. >> Yeah. >> Oh, okay. Got you. >> You live there with um >> with anybody or rent? >> Yeah, I mean I rent. >> You rent? Okay. Who do you live there with? >> Um bunch of people. >> Okay. Is it your shed kind of or you guys all share the shed or >> uh Yeah. Yeah. It's a landscaping shed. >> Okay. Gotcha. So, full of landscaping equipment. >> You need a Do you want a crash report? >> No. >> No. >> Good. Okay. >> I can just take care of it. >> Yeah. Let me take a picture of this. Uh, do you mind standing back there, brother? I'm going to take a picture of the damage. Okay. Okay. All right. Let me uh get contact with Sarge. Um, just talk to him. Do you have a duck? >> I don't. >> Huh? >> I don't. But um >> ground looks pretty level. >> Yeah. >> Good. >> All right. >> How long ago did the accident happen? >> Couple minutes. 10 minutes. 10 minutes. Okay. Gotcha. All right. 121. >> But you didn't hit any other vehicles or anything like that. It was just a shed. >> Just a shed. Back down. >> Okay. Gotcha. >> 121. >> All right. When you pulled in, did you get out and like go inside or >> reference? You said you pulled in 12:00 today and then I pulled out about 10 minutes ago. >> Oh, I got you. Okay. All right. And you said you don't want a crash report or anything or >> No, I'm good. >> No. Okay. I got one. >> Yeah, that sucks. All right, brother. Well, we got some deputies over there. They're just going to make sure there's no damage or any vehicles or anything. Uh, that'll be that. Um, >> okay. Yeah, definitely. >> So, you're not You don't want to go through insurance or anything to get that fixed or >> I'll go through insurance. >> Yeah. Okay. But you don't want to full coverage, so I don't need a crash war. It's just a mirror. >> I got you, brother. Okay. All right, man. Give me a second. >> 11:24. Do you need me to break? >> Thank you for that. Um, he had a domestic incident. Yeah, I know. I saw. >> And then I guess she got home and he's like, "Oh, I'm not supposed to be around you." And then kind of jumped in the car and just took off. >> Yeah. Waiting on a call from Sergeant O'Keefe. Um, with signs of impairment, I guess. Uh he's sluring when he got out of the car. He had to balance on the car. Um in the car when he welcome the Coast Guard. >> I can't give you a speed estimate cuz I'm not radar certified, but he he was going over the speed limit for sure. >> What about uh driving pattern in traffic? >> I didn't really get one because where I was at, I literally had to light up and get on just so I could catch up to him cuz I I didn't have enough. >> But he was going above the speed limit in your opinion. >> For sure. All right. on there. >> Before I start moving in that investigation, I got to finish the crash. So, >> no, I got >> hopefully heard back from uh O'Keefe >> 16 probably. But you said he so difficulty getting out of the car. >> When he got out of the car, yeah, he was like going like this, walking back. He was kind of like, you know, staggering. Wasn't really walking straight. And when um I stopped him, my first approach and I started talking, he was slurring his words. the way like not super bad, but definitely not. Um, and he already told me he had a couple beers or um 12:00, so it's probably more than that. >> Yeah. All right. Um Okay. Yeah. No, man. I'll swing [ __ ] bro. I'll be taking it soon. I think we got enough. Um I'll start asking him a question, but uh as soon as I hear back from O'Keefe, um from there, I'll get my stuff. >> Yeah, you're good to go. Sir, I'm sorry. Do you mind if I speak to you by my car? Is that okay? >> All right. So, you're pulled in the driveway, right? You You want to draw for me? Maybe kind of Just back out. >> Okay. Gotcha. And you just hit it right there. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> Yeah. I mean, I think that's I've done it before. >> Done before. >> Okay. Gotcha. >> Shut this out a little bit. driveway is the driveway. >> Okay. And how long do you were you there before you uh in the road 11:12? Okay. Gotcha. You're not This might be You're not injured or anything like that, right? No. >> Okay. Got you, man. Okay. You have his ID? >> Yeah. You mind if I >> just uh just to make sure I know who I'm talking to taking off your glasses. I just got to make sure it's you. I got to make sure. You know those people that use other people's IDs and stuff like that stuff like that. All right. Okay. Just give me a few minutes. All right. Just if you don't mind dumpling leaning against my car just >> Thank you. I'm still waiting on the call back from um >> Okay, I just talked to >> So they do have a crash there. >> What did he damage the shed or >> Yes. So basically um and what they're trying to figure out too is there is an injunction. So he got arrested for domestic battery last night on the girlfriend. He goes back to the place. He's there for a while. The girlfriend comes back from wherever she was and gets in the car with him and is like you can't be here. You're a drunk. So then he says fine. Throws in reverse. Hits a shed. Knocks over a flower pot. And then she jumps out of the vehicle. >> They don't want to do anything about the crash. >> So, do we even have a crash report? >> Yes. Cuz cuz you obviously suspect him with DUI. Doesn't matter. >> Yeah. So, I mean, I can smell a little bit on them. Um, I had him remove his glasses. They're, you know, glossy. >> So, did we do a crash report first? >> So, I've done my investigation. I asked him to clean it and everything. So, >> So, you've done your crash report? And I also I haven't even started the the signal one investigation until I heard from Sergeant. >> So they don't even want anything done. But you're saying we still have to do a crash report. >> Well, they they might do the crash report there, but then there's also the >> 61 >> and 165. >> So we just wanted to make sure that if you wasn't Yes. I just I'm going let him know switch and half. >> Okay. >> Um see 211 direct. >> We'll get to >> copy direct phone call 1653. >> All right, brother. Hey, I appreciate you uh talking to me about the crash and everything like that. Um I know it's kind of bright out. Do you mind removing your sunglasses? Just keep >> 7120. >> Okay. So, >> done with the crash investigation. Okay. >> Three NHTS, a field sobriety tests were run. The HGN was inconclusive because the subject has moninocular vision. The officer adapted by testing one functional eye in lower light. The correct response. Walk and turn showed no heel totoe contact, an improper turn, and raised arms three of eight. NHTSA clues. One leg stand showed repeated foot placement down. Two walk and turn clues alone meets the NHTSA impairment threshold. The officer declined to arrest for DUI because nestagmas was inconclusive under Illinois v. Gates 462US213 1983. Probable cause is the totality of circumstances. Two failed FSTS, a crash, and an admission of drinking supported independently of HGN. When questioning shifted to the domestic incident, Miranda attached under Burkimer v. McCarti 468US420 1984. Warnings were read completely. The subject invoked, the officer stopped. Constitutional compliance on both sides. Florida statute section 9003.047 requires no contact conditions at first appearance after a domestic violence arrest. Officers believed one was in place but could not confirm it. That unverified status creates real legal vulnerability. So, now I'm changing my hats. Moving on to a different investigation. Okay. Um, just be 100% honest, man. When's your When's your last drink? How long ago? >> 12:00. >> 12:00. Okay. Um, was it beer? Wine. Fair. >> Beer. >> Uh, Rolling Rock. 6:30. >> What was it? Rolling Rock. Okay. I didn't even know they still made Rolling Rock, I'll be honest with you. Rolling Rock. Okay. Um, and so it was how long ago was it lasting? >> 5 hours. >> 5 hours in. Okay. And was it like a can or a tall boy or >> can >> Okay. How many cans did you have? >> Two. >> Two. So two rolling rocks at noon. >> 11 to noon. >> 11 to noon. Okay. Um. All right. Have you had anything else since then? >> No. >> No. Okay. All right. Um, do you have any medical conditions? >> No. >> No. Are you diabetic? >> Not that I know of. >> Okay. Not that you know of. Okay. All right. Um Okay. So, two beers at noon. Nothing else since then or anything like that? >> No. Sleeping. >> What was that? >> Been sleeping. >> Been sleeping. Okay. I got you. All right. Um Okay. Um any like narcotics or anything like that? Any medications or No. Do you take any medications or No. Okay. >> Would you be uh willing to do some surprise exercises just to make sure that you're driving? >> Yeah. Okay. I appreciate that. Um just to make sure you know everybody's driving safe down here. We got a lot of kids and whatnot. So, okay. Um, do me a favor. Just relax here with my partner and um, we'll do this really quick and try to get you out of here. Sound good, brother? Okay. >> 70 overseas highway. >> Alcohol was involved. >> Yeah. Two nails that you >> All right. Um, all right, brother. So, again, are you sick or injured? >> No. >> Are you sick or injured? >> No. >> No. Okay. Do you have any physical defects? >> No. No. Okay. >> Diabetic? >> No. No. Okay. >> All right, man. Um, so I'm going to check your eyes. Do me a favor. Feet together, hands by your side. Um, stand like that for me. Okay. Do you want to maybe want to remove your hat or at least turn it backwards or something >> here? I'll hold it for you. >> Yeah. Thank you, brother. Are you wearing correct lenses? >> Okay. Contacts or corrective lenses? >> Contacts. >> Contacts. Okay. Soft contacts. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> So, you can see out of that eye, though. >> I have to close this one to see out of it. >> Got you. Okay. All right, brother. You see the tip of my pen? >> Yeah. >> Can you touch it with one finger? All right. You're going to keep your eyes on the tip of my pen and try not to move your head. Okay. Do you understand these instructions? >> Yes. >> Try to open up your eyes a little bit. I know it's bright. >> Can you open them any wider? >> Yeah, that's pretty much all it goes on. >> Let's turn this way then. >> Is that better? >> Yeah, it's a little better. >> Okay. Try to keep them open. Okay. Have you already 619? That tape is sticky. >> Yeah. >> Uh for this, do you want to take your shoes off or leave them on? >> I'll take them off. Yeah, >> take them off. >> All right. Would you say this line's pretty straight? You know, considering the circumstances. Looks like it >> pretty straight. Pretty level. Okay. All right. Do me a favor. Uh, go ahead and put your left foot on the line, right foot in front, heel the toe, and your hands by your side. Okay. Just remain in that position if you can. Do not start until I tell you to. You understand? Got it. >> Okay. When I tell you to begin, you're going to take nine heel toe steps in the line. Turn around keeping one foot on the line and return taking nine heel toe steps. Okay. >> Nine and nine. >> So, I'll show you. >> Can you please get back in the >> I know. >> So, left foot on the line, right foot in front, hands by your side. It's going to be like this. One, two, three. I only took three. You're going to go to nine. Okay. On your last step, your ninth step, keep the front foot planted and turn around taking a series of small steps. Okay? And then you're going to return taking nine hillto steps. >> Got it? >> While walking, watch your feet at all times. Keep your arms at your side. Count your steps out loud. Once you begin, do not stop until you uh finish the exercise. Okay. 99. >> Yeah. You understand? >> Anything I need to go over to the floor? Okay. You may begin right foot planted. >> What was that? >> Not sure if I kept the right foot planted in the right spot. >> Okay, you're good. Thanks. >> All right, man. You relax. >> All right. Next one's called the one leg stand. Okay. You're going to stand uh you want to keep your shoes on or >> I'm just going to put them on for now cuz the asphalt is hot. >> Okay. So, you're going to stand with your heels together, arms at your side. >> Okay. >> Uh do not begin the exercise until I tell you to. Do you understand? >> Got it. >> Okay. When I tell you to, I want you to raise one leg, either leg approximately 6 in off the ground. Foot parallel to the ground. Keep both legs straight and keep your eyes on the elevated foot. While holding that position, count aloud in the following manner. 1 2 3 100 and so on until I tell you to stop. Okay? >> Heels together, hands by our side. Foot out in front, legs straight, foot parallel to the ground, like 6 in off the ground. Look down at your foot and count out loud like this. >> Put these on. >> Okay. >> 1 1000 2 100 3 100 so on and so forth until I tell you to stop. If you put your foot down, just pick it back up and continue. Okay. >> You understand these instructions? >> Yeah. 1 1000. >> Well, one second. >> Okay. You may begin. >> Which one? Either foot 1213, you be the wer check. >> Which one? Okay, just relax. Okay. >> 123. >> You're You're good. You're good. You can stop. All right, man. I'll be honest with the um with the eye examination. You're kind of It was really hard for me to see cuz you're kind of squinting your eyes. So, I'm going ask you to do that one again. Okay. >> Sure. Uh let's go this way. >> What was that? If you want stand behind your right eye, >> when I went to the DMV, I couldn't see the letters on the side. >> Okay. Got you. Okay. All right. Do me a favor. Keep your heel side. Hands by your side. Okay. Try not to move your head. Can you open your eyes? Okay. Can you open your eyes? >> You got to open your eyes. >> All right, man. You can relax. Okay. Do me a favor. Just lean against your car. Okay. What' you get? >> Huh? >> What' you get? >> Where's he going? >> Me probably going to the bathroom. >> You getting out of the shade out of the sun? >> Trying to. >> I'll be honest, man. I mean, I can't really get eyes. >> Can I? Huh? >> If you want to stand right there, that's fine. Just don't go any further back. >> I can't really get in stacks. >> Quiet like he doesn't have it or because of his high situation. >> I don't know if it's out his eyes. Um, what do you think about his exercises? >> Well, he didn't step heel to toe ones. He didn't take a series of steps on the walking turn. Um, >> if you leave, I will be out with the juveniles on the corner. One leg of sand was pretty much >> I mean he kept putting it down switching asking what foot to go to. I mean, >> I don't know if the eyes are >> I mean, my thing is he already said he had two to drink. >> 172 >> and >> go ahead. >> Take myself on your >> All right, man. Do me a favor. Put out the cigarette. Take off your sunglasses again. Sorry, I'm having some difficulty cuz your eye. So, you want to try it in there? >> Yeah. >> Would it be easier to go all the way in here? >> 17 14. >> All right. Yeah, this is much better. All right. I'm going to do it on this eye. Okay. So, you need to close that eye you said. >> Yeah. To see all the way over. >> Can you see it? >> Yeah. here. >> Can you run one firearm? >> Follow it over here. Out here. >> You can't move your eye anymore. >> Copy. 6120 being Robert. >> Yeah. Brand service toot 2121. >> So, let me do uh >> 175. >> All right, man. Hey, I really appreciate your cooperation, brother. I'm going to do one more, okay? And then we'll be done with that. >> Um, it just never be too careful nowadays. You know what I'm saying? So, all right. You can face me this way. All right. Do me a favor. Um, stand with your feet together and arms at your side. Okay. Um, >> both hands remain closed. >> 14. >> So, keep uh make a fist. Both hands. Keep them by your side. Put out your pointer fingers. Okay. Stick out your pointed fingers. Keep your thumbs in there. Your pointed fingers. Okay. So, you're gonna need to take off your glasses for this, bro. >> Okay. >> Yeah. So, when I tell you, you're going to close your eyes and you're going to touch the tip of your nose with your pointer finger with whichever hand I tell you. Okay? So, if I say right, you're going to take your right finger and touch the tip of your nose with the tip of your finger. Okay? and then put it back down. All this is going to be while your eyes are closed. Okay, >> got it. >> Um, so I'll say like left, right, left, right. And then if it's right, you go like that. >> Got it. >> Left, you go like that. All with your eyes closed. Okay, >> got it. >> So, do you understand the instructions? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, go ahead and um close your eyes. Okay. Right. left. >> 17 something. >> Left, >> right, left, left. >> All right, bud. You're good. You relax. >> I don't think you're good. I mean, >> so I mean obviously on the walk and turn he was the thing is he didn't balance or anything. He was walking pretty good. He just didn't touch heel to toe >> and he didn't do a good turn. And obviously his walking stand he kept putting it down but I have I didn't see any nestagmus and >> he did that good. So I don't feel comfortable with the signal one. So it'll be fine. >> Well, what do they got down there? Well, got charges. So, just keep an eye on him for me, brother. Tell me on a parking violation. Break for >> Yeah, if you want, you can take a seat in the car, boss. >> Good. Golf 9. Here, step out for us one more time. He's just going to ask you a few questions about whatever happened down there. And >> okay. All right, man. Uh, so I don't think that you're operating um under the influence. Okay. Based on everything that I've seen, um, I don't see any stagmas. you're able to follow my directions on the finger thing pretty well. Um, so I'm going to ask you some questions. Uh, let's go over here. Uh, let's get out of the road. I can see it. So, I'm going to ask you some questions. Uh, not in the woods, though. >> Sure. It's shady. >> Yeah. Uh, about what happened over at the house. Okay. And just because I have you out of the car and all that good stuff, I got to read you your rights. Okay. So, you have the right to remain silent. Anything to talk to any question you wish you understand? >> Yeah. Yeah, we'll do that. >> Okay. Um, >> let's do that. >> Do what? >> Not answer questions. >> Not going to answer questions. >> Okay. Bye. All right. You don't want to talk to me at all? >> No, it's all right. >> All right, man. Um, 10:15. So, put your hands right there. Hey, stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. I'm going to tase you, bro. I'm going to tase you. I'm going to tase you. >> I'm going to tase you, bro. I'm going to tase you. >> I'm going to take you to the ground. >> Stop tensing up. >> Hold the air. We got one fighting. We got one. I'm dangerous. >> Stop fighting. Roll >> tid. Stop. I'm going to tase you again. >> District 6. District 76. >> Roll over. >> Stop fighting. We need you to tear your neck. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Stop fighting. >> Put your hand behind your back, >> dude. You're not getting away. >> Listen, if you fight, you're going to get charges that you don't want. >> You're going to get tased again. >> Just let me go, man. >> You're not going nowhere. >> 189. >> You're going to get tased again. You're not getting away. You understand? Put your hands behind your back now. I'm going to tase you again. It's not going to feel good. You better stop now, bro. Don't make this worse, man. It's not a big deal right now. >> What is it? >> Listen, you can't talk to your girlfriend. >> I left. >> Okay, listen. If you fight again, you're going to turn a small misdemeanor into a >> felony to further advice. Right now, it's not a big deal. If you fight us more, I'm going to turn it into a felony. >> Stop. >> Let me answer some questions now. >> No, but you're going to put cuffs on because we can't trust you. >> Sure. Yeah. Let me ask you some questions. >> No, put your hand behind your back. Put cuffs on. >> Yeah, no problem. I'll answer the questions. >> No, no, no. Stop. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Your hand better go behind your back. >> Going in cuffs and then you can answer whatever questions you want to. >> Got you. >> But you're fighting me. I'm not letting you get up. >> You're going to get tased again. You're going to get tased again. I swear to God. >> Put your hand right hand behind your back. You're not getting up. >> I can't. I can't right now. But you got me. >> Keep an eye. Don't >> you got >> Get your cuffs out. Get your cuffs out. >> You got it. You got it. >> Other hand. Other hand. Now I can't. Other hand. I can't. Yeah. There you go. 7215. You break it down. Subject is aimed. Taser to point. 713 copy. Breaking it down. Breaking it down. >> Get up. Get your legs on you and get >> Can you get my body camera? >> Yeah. >> Keep them seated. Just keep seated until we get moving. You're not going in. Can you release the air? >> Yeah. Release the air. We got >> This is yours. I don't even know where mine is. >> As soon as >> Dude, that was so stupid, man. You just made it so much worse, brother. >> I thought you said it wasn't your word. >> Right now it's not. But you That could have gone really bad. Lost. >> That could have gone really bad. >> What question you want to ask? Well, the kid you brides are made solid. Don't dig for anything. Search his pockets right now. >> No, you're stay on the ground. Stay on the ground, kid. >> Yeah, I was going to He's good. He's good. Sit him down. Sit down now, Mo. Sit down. What happened? >> Tried to 10:15. He started fighting. Had to tase him. >> You guys okay? You okay? >> My back's hurt. >> What about Ornstein? >> We got cuts on us. >> I tased him like three times. >> Okay. >> Hey, first things are going to do good. So, I took it. Oh, I'm starting to fight again. You >> No, you're not going nowhere. >> I told you to sit still. You're going to sit still. You're going to get somebody hurt. So, stop. >> Where are you thinking about going? >> I thought he was trying to pick me up. Trying to help. That's what I do. All right. When we pick him up, hold on to him. >> Listen, you even think about taking off, I'm taking you to the ground. You're going to you're then you're going to get a felony. You be cool. We'll talk about it. We'll try anything. Bro, >> I know what I'm being detained for. >> It doesn't You can't fight. >> Put him against the car. >> Did you take him out already? >> No, take him out. 2J9. >> No. >> All right. We got to We got to take them. They're in. We got to take them. >> Huh? >> Said if they're in, we have to take him >> for our protocol. >> My one's in the belt. >> It's in the belt. >> Yeah, but they're in a skin. Yeah. Unfortunately, >> he's got one in the belt. Where's the other one at? >> He wants to go. >> Yeah, if he wants to go with us, it's fine. >> You want the officers or with us? Unless it's a different ball. >> Either way, you're going to go. So, >> I got it. Yeah. >> It's up to you. >> Yeah, I'll go with you guys. >> All right. >> Sure, let's go. >> So, let me ask >> I know, right? Um, >> how do you guys feel about transporting if one of us goes with you? >> That's fine. >> Okay, >> that's perfect. >> And I'll have the other follow. >> I mean, only only thing I'm going to do is I'll just give him That's it. Because >> I mean, or do you think it'd be better him take him in the patrol car? >> That's up to you guys. I It's I mean, either way, he's going to get evaluated. I mean, he's saying his whole front hurts. I think that's just [ __ ] I it probably is, but I can't >> Yeah, >> take that opportunity. He crashes in the back of his car and we had an opportunity to >> I mean, I'll take him. I have no problem taking >> We passed this on the way home. >> Huh? >> We We passed this boy and saw him back and I saw the door. Nope. Somebody's getting in trouble. >> Oh, yeah. It's fine. >> Um, let's pull that out of his belt. >> Just pull that pull the belt out. So the other one was right here, guys. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Right there in this one. >> Look at Look at in his butt butt area. >> My arm, bro. >> No, they both went on your back. >> I I put it on your arm. I put the taser on your arm. >> No, the other mark's right there. It's right in this front. It's right there. Oh, there it is. Right there. Okay. So, >> I can't just take him. >> You want to ride? >> So, somebody needs to ride with him. >> I'll follow cuz I got to transport to the jail, right? >> I'll ride with him, but can you bring him back? >> Why don't we do that? >> Can you just walk him over there? I got >> You want to give us your spare key so we can move it out of the way? >> Sorry. Is that how your policy works? Do you want one of them one of your guys riding with us? >> Yes. >> Because of his the way he's been and I don't want any of you guys to get hurt. >> Okay. >> Hey, I'm I'm okay with that. We're fine with that. Whatever you guys want cuz normally what you guys do is just stay behind. I always tell you if I pull over, it's because he's acting out. Obviously, we have medication. We can medicate them. I usually talk to them nicely. I'm like, "Hey, listen man, work with us. We'll work with you. We're going to check you out. Not a big problem. Is there going to be a problem?" No. Oh, no. Okay. If I pull over forever any reason, then that changes the game. >> Okay. Why don't I have both of them follow you? >> That is Is that okay with you guys? Or do you need somebody in there with you? >> I think I think we're okay. I I'll >> um I could call my chief just to verify. >> Okay. So they're willing him to take him without you or as long as both of you follow or one of you. >> I want to just take him. >> Not not with a medical issue. >> I don't feel comfortable following. He's going to fight. >> Well, if if somebody wants to go, that's fine. But they said it's completely up to us. >> So I think Ornstein should rather since I'm transported. >> Okay. But they said they they are comfortable taking him without an officer present. >> No, I I I'm not just basing how >> Okay. >> I'm sorry. >> I don't feel comfortable leaving him there. >> You know what I mean? >> Yeah. Can we just stand? >> Yes. I will follow you and Well, wait. 7215. Next rotation uh for the vehicle if you haven't already. >> We haven't done >> Yeah, when you pull up these disinfected. >> Yeah. Sweet. >> Thank you, bro. Yeah, man. Just keep >> Hey, hold on. We're going to get somebody in there. >> Yeah. I just want to shut the door. All right, Miss um I know you talked to Deputy O'Neal about this. >> Yes, you're >> Yes, I >> I thought I was talking to the same guy. >> No, yeah, two different. That's okay. Um what he was looking for is >> a statement on your knowledge of the firearm that you gave us yesterday. >> Okay. >> So, where it came from, whether or not your boyfriend was aware that it was there. >> Oh, yeah. For sure it was there. He and it's not his only gun. He has plenty of them. >> And if you want to put down where the rest of his firearms are, um, that might help. >> I don't know the actual physical address, but I know it's in Miami date. It's in the Redlands. >> Yeah. Yeah. I remember you saying that. You said in his mom's place. >> Yeah. Nancy Spencer out of her house. >> When the officer moved to handcuff the subject, he pulled away. Florida statute section 843.01 makes physical resistance during a lawful arrest a thirdderee felony. That one decision converted misdemeanor exposure into a standalone felony charge. The taser was deployed multiple times under Graham v. Connor 490 US 386 1989. Force is evaluated from a reasonable officer's perspective at the moment, not hindsight. Active resistance and prior verbal warnings support proportionality under that standard. officers called EMS immediately after securing the subject, limiting civil exposure under 42 USC section 1983. The girlfriend statement added a firearm charge under Florida statute section 790.233. That statute prohibits possession while subject to a domestic violence injunction effective at the charge, not the conviction. Final charges, pre-trial release violation under 9003.047, resisting with violence under 843.01 01 firearm possession under 790.233 and DUI with property damage under 316.193 sentence 180 days grades. Deputy Hansen receives a B+ professional scene management correct residency analysis solid coordination. The stopping officer receives a B. Competent HGN adaptation clean Miranda execution. one defensible DUI call that was conservative, not unconstitutional. Josh Connor receives a C, invoking Miranda was his one correct decision. Every other choice added criminal exposure. Monroe County Sheriff's Office receives a B minus. Solid tactics, but a systemic gap in real-time court order verification that affected the legal foundation of this arrest. Five takeaways. Almost every escalation here came from a decision made without understanding its legal weight. Knowing which statutes apply before a situation develops is the only reliable way to avoid compounding outcomes like this one. First, any observable equipment violation supports a lawful stop under Terry v. Ohio. Officers need only reasonable articulable suspicion. A missing mirror is enough. Most people never consider that until they are already on the side of the road. Second, invoking Miranda works. Under Miranda versus Arizona 384US436 1966, one clear invocation ends all questioning. The subject used this right correctly. It was the only legal protection he exercised properly in this entire encounter. Third, resisting a lawful arrest is a thirdderee felony under Florida statute section 843.01. That conversion is automatic at the moment of physical resistance. The subject walked in with manageable exposure and walked out with a felony he created entirely himself. Fourth, pre-trial release conditions under Florida Statute Section 903.047 are enforceable from the moment of release, not arraignment. Violating them creates independent liability that stacks on top of the original charge with or without a confirmed written order. Fifth, under Florida statute section 790.233, firearm possession during a domestic violence proceeding is a felony. The ban begins at the charge. Most people do not know the arrest itself ends their right to possess a firearm before any court has ruled. What this footage shows is that the law applies whether or not you understand it. Four charges came from four decisions made without knowing what each one triggered. That is the predictable result of legal ignorance meeting law enforcement. If this analysis is useful, subscribe to our channel. We break down body cam footage through constitutional law and use of force standards every week so you understand what the law requires before you ever find yourself on the wrong side of a