Police Report: “On Monday May 9th 2022 at approximately 1419 hours I was proactively patrolling Hwy 90 west of Cypress Florida in my marked patrol unit. While I was conducting this patrol, I was traveling east on Hwy 90 and I observed a black in color Nissan pickup truck traveling west on Hwy 90 traveling 71 miles per hour in a zone marked 55 miles per hour. I conducted a probable cause traffic stop on this vehicle for traveling 16 miles per hour over the speed limit. The vehicle came to a stop. I made contact with the driver and sole occupant of the vehicle, on the passenger side of the vehicle and did observe several fire arms within the vehicle. While I was speaking with the driver he informed me that he did not know if his license was suspended or not. Due to the driver’s nervousness and him possibly not having a valid driver’s license, I had him exit the vehicle and step back to my vehicle. I had the driver sit in my passenger seat so that he could give me his full information for me to enter into NCIC/FCIC to check the status of his driver’s license. While I was speaking with NCIC it was revealed that his license had been suspended since 7/19/21 and again on 12/7/21. The driver’s license had been canceled on 04/7/22. I asked the driver if there were anymore fire arms within the vehicle and the driver advised me that he had mj in the vehicle but did not have a medical card. I then conducted a probable cause search of this vehicle due to there being marijuana within the vehicle that the driver did not legally possess. While conducting the search, I did locate a well used glass pipe that did contain residue that field tested positive for m th. I began speaking with the driver regarding the pipe and informed him that he needed to hang up his phone but he did not. I asked again for him to hang up his phone due to him being detained. The driver then began to extend his hand with his phone so I attempted to accept the phone from him. He snatched back his arm and said “don’t touch my phone”. I then attempted to grab his phone at which point he pushed me and began to quickly back away. I attempted to grab him to place him under arrest when he pushed me again, causing me to lose my balance and fall down the hill. I got back up and the driver now was facing me with his chest puffed and shoulders rolled forward in an aggressive stance yelling at me while approaching me. Due to the driver having already battered me and now he is aggressing toward me in an aggressive stance and in a heightened state, I deployed my department issued taser 7 and was able to successfully incapacitate the driver and was able to safely place him under arrest. While on scene waiting for a tow truck the driver attempted to get up and flee, deputies on scene had to physically wrestle with him to get him back under control. One of the firearms located within the vehicle was a handgun that was in plain view and was readily accessible within the reach of the driver. The handun was holstered but was not in a holster with a strap or snap across the backstrap of the un, which would have qualified it aws a securely encased as required by Florida law. The driver does not possess a concealed carry license.” Traffic Stop: (0:00) Outcome: (18:50) Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4vkfq33gwTqHQYTzfQuE-g/join