A deputy responds to a report of a suspected drunk driver. When he approaches the parked vehicle, the driver rolls up the window and flees. After a second stop, the driver fights multiple officers, kicks a deputy, and is charged with Fleeing and Eluding and Resisting an Officer with Violence. She then blows .26 BAC on the Intoxilyzer — more than three times the legal limit. We break down the legal standards for: → Investigative stops under Terry v. Ohio (1968) → Florida's Fleeing and Eluding statute (§ 316.1935) → Resisting with Violence under Florida Statute § 843.01 → NHTSA field sobriety exercise standards → DUI enhanced penalties for BAC .15+ under Florida Statute § 316.193 → Use of force proportionality under Graham v. Connor (1989) 🔔 Subscribe for more legal breakdowns of bodycam footage. DISCLAIMER: This video is for educational and informational purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice. All analysis reflects publicly available law and information. #Bodycam #DUI #PoliceBodycam #LegalAnalysis #Florida #FleeingAndEluding

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