Police Report: “On January 18th, 2022, at 0554 hours I observed a red dodge driving on Silver Springs. I ran the tag through FCIC/NCIC and the tag was not coming back registered to a specific vehicle. After further investigation of the information on FCIC/NCIC, the registered owner of the tag did not have a valid license. I attempted to conduct my traffic stop and before I could complete the call out of my location and tag/vehicle description, the driver, black male, got out of the vehicle and approached my assigned patrol car #952. I gave verbal commands to Tony to get back into his vehicle and he kept pleading “ma’am don't you have a heart, just let me go.” I told Tony to get back in the vehicle so I could conduct my traffic stop and Tony kept begging to let him go. I called for backup as precautionary due to Tony stating “man, you’re already taking me to jail.” I asked Tony for his name and he advised his name was “Tony.” He began to walk to the house adjacent to where we were located after Tony seen another patrol vehicle approaching. Officer W. Bode was first to arrive as my backup and he asked me what was going on as I was issuing verbal commands to Tony to come back to my patrol car. I advised Officer Bode of Tonys being the driver of the vehicle and Tonys attempting to flee inside the residence. Officer Bode began to issue verbal commands to Tony to step away from the door and come towards him, Officer Bode, and myself. Other officers began to arrive on scene and attempted to prevent Tony from going inside the house. Tony began to resist officers by not keeping his arms still in order to place handcuffs on his wrists. Officers began to issue verbal commands to Tony to stop resisting. Tony kept trying to enter the residence regardless of the lasers from the ta ser being pointed directly at him. My supervisor, Sergeant R. Vann arrived on scene and began to assist the other officers in an attempt to detain Tony. It should be noted, it took four (4) officers to detain Tony. Tony was placed under arrest for resisting an officer and placed in the back of my patrol car. At the time, Tonys identity was still unknown and he provided his name after being placed in my patrol vehicle. Tony’s name and date of birth was provided to channel three (3) dispatch to which they advised Tony did not have a valid driver's license. After further investigation of the vehicle, the correct FL tag belonging to the vehicle was *********. The vehicle did not come back registered to Tony. Officers called a wrecker for the vehicle due to Tony not being the registered owner. After an inventory search of the vehicle was conducted, Tony’s Florida ID card was located. I looked up his Florida ID number on DAVID and discovered Tony’s Florida drivers license has been revoked since 11/12/1997. After reviewing Tony's driving history on DAVID, it should be noted he has had four (4) previous DWLSR charges and as well as a Fleeing/Eluding a Police Officer charge. As typed by: Officer H. Patterson” Incident: (0:00) Outcome: (8:34)