In this video, we witness the spectacular implosion of a driver who decides to turn a simple traffic stop into a masterclass on how to get taste. Sergeant Hager initiates a routine stop for a move over law violation, basically failing to move over or slow down for an emergency vehicle. But the driver, clearly intoxicated and operating on a completely different frequency, insists that the officer didn't pull him over. All right, real talk with you for a second. We've all had that split-second moment of panic when a cop gets behind us and you start mentally replaying every decision you've made since 2009. We've all had a day where you just want to go home, eat something questionable, and collapse into your bed like a stressed out burrito. But if you are about to watch someone turn a traffic warning into a battery on a law enforcement officer charge while yelling, "What are you doing?" as he actively kicks at the police, go ahead and hit that like button as emotional hazard pay. Because I'm telling you right now, the level of delusion we're about to witness is going to feel like running a marathon in wet socks. Before we get to the body cam footage, I want to tell you something. I recently started a channel where I will only analyze sovereign citizen encounters, and I'm sure we'll have a lot of fun. Now, I need your support. If you're interested in this content, definitely consider subscribing. The link is in the description. >> Sergeant Hagar with the Monroe County Sheriff's Office. The reason that I pulled you over is for the move over. >> You didn't pull me over, sir. >> I'm sorry. >> You didn't pull me over. What are you talking about? I've been behind you with my lights on for a quarter to half a mile. Okay. Do you have your driver's license with you? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. Do you have any form of identification, honey? >> Right here. >> Cuz you didn't. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> It's weird that you would say that, but >> that that's weird, man. >> Yeah. You went you went to the right lane. You sped up to 55 mph. You passed my patrol two patrol car that you're saying. >> Okay. I have it all on camera. That's fine. Do you have your registration insurance with you? >> You don't, sir? No. >> You don't have your registration insurance? >> You didn't pull me over. >> Okay. This is a lawful traffic stop. You are not free to leave. >> Are you not pulling me over? >> Yeah, this is a traffic stop. I have lights on my car. I'm a I'm a I'm a police officer. >> Stop. No, it's not. >> Okay. All right. Um, do you have your registration insurance with you? >> Just a moment. >> Could you just Could you just >> Could you just clear me? >> Clear you what? >> Can you just check my my license? I gave you my license. >> I know. I'm asking you. Are you on a traffic stop? >> No, that's not right, sir. This is a This is a traffic stop. You have to give me your registration >> because you you you didn't pull me over. >> Yeah, I did. I turned my lights on. That's a traffic stop. >> No, you didn't. Sir, you was passing me on the other side of the road. >> Okay. I need your registration and insurance. If you refuse to give it to me, I'm going to take that as a resisting. I'm going to take you out of the car and put you in handcuffs. >> You have a lawful reason. You have a lawful I'm giving you a lawful order to give me your paperwork. And if you don't give it to, I'll take you out of the car. >> Give me my license back. Yeah. >> Not going to happen. Give me registration insurance or else I'm going to take you out of the car. >> That doesn't that doesn't make any sense. >> I'm going to give you one more opportunity to give me your information. >> If you don't want to give it to me, then we'll do what we need to do. >> If I do what you need to do? >> Yes, sir. I'm going to take you out of the vehicle. >> You're going to you're going to >> I'm going to remove you. I'm going to forcefully remove you from the vehicle if you don't give me your paperwork, your registration insurance. >> Can you put out the cigarette, please? >> How about this? Step out of the car. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. What's this about? Don't turn. Don't turn. Don't turn. Don't turn. >> What this is about? >> Cuz you are okay. >> You're in the handcuffs because you're refusing to >> I didn't refuse anything. >> I applied, pulled over, and everything. I told you not to turn around. >> And the entire time you told me I didn't pull you over. I had my lights on. >> It doesn't matter what I say, dude. You can literally do whatever you want to. >> Go ahead and do whatever you what whatever you guys have got to do. Do it. >> Don't waste my time. >> Nobody's wasting your time. >> You are wasting my You're holding on. >> You're wasting our time. >> Didn't waste anybody. >> Excuse me, sir. Yes, sir. Where? >> Back here to the patrol. >> Can I have my license? >> No, sir. >> Oh, it's signal one. Holy moly. >> Smell that? >> Okay. Smell that. >> Okay. Have a good one. Thank you. >> Sir, are you having do you have any medical disabilities or anything that will cause you to act the way that you're acting? >> No, sir. The way you're acting? No, sir. >> Again, like I was cordial. I pulled over when I saw that there was a cop behind me. But you guys because >> I'm literally not doing anything. >> Okay. Okay. Thanks. in the back of your car for a minute. >> Don't push me. >> Don't push me. >> Who you Don't Who the hell are you? >> Who's your problem, man? Get off. Stop. >> What are you doing, dude? >> What the are you doing, dude? >> What the hell is your problem? >> Do not resist. Another dude, what the is your >> Do not get Do not lean like that to the >> No need to try to run away. I don't know why you would do that. >> Like that. >> Do not lean at the sergeant. Shut the up. >> Okay. >> Why the did you just do that? >> Do not leave a signing ass. >> We'll do it. Come on. >> No. >> Come on. >> Right now. >> Come on. >> Okay. You got to get the >> step up. We're going to go inside the car. >> Go inside the car. >> Hey, stand up. >> Stand up. Stop resisting and standing doing this, bro. >> Stand up. >> Stop the I'm not standing [ __ ] bro. You just washed my >> Give me the opportunity to get inside the car. >> No. Are you going to stand up? >> Shut the up. Give me line my license. Are you going to stand up? >> [ __ ] you better get the off of this [ __ ] >> I'm not going nowhere. >> Okay, then shut the up and >> stand up. >> What was that, [ __ ] >> Are you going to stand up, >> [ __ ] You better get >> How about this? I'm going to beat you. >> Are you willing to do field sobriety exercises? >> Shut the up. >> Are you willing to do field third time? Are you willing to do 10 signal and resist? Shut the up. I didn't do anything right now. Hold on. Hold on. Let me check. Let me see. >> Okay. All right. We're good. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Am I resisting? >> Yes, you are. >> Stop resisting. >> Oh, I'm not resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> Oh, okay. Hold on. >> Okay. Hold up. >> I got you some. >> I got you. >> Can you clear me? Can you check my license? Give me my my license picture. >> Okay. Try to get him up and get All right. Are you going to sit down, >> sir? You need to comply and get inside the car. Okay. >> Are you going to sit down or what? Come on. Lean on yourself. >> You guys, you didn't pull me over. >> Okay. You got You pull me over then you. Okay. >> Stop. Stop. Why are you doing this? Ow. >> Why would you do that? >> Would you do that for me, dude? Why are you doing this? Trying to help me. >> We're trying to put you inside THE CAR. >> GOING ON HERE, DUDE. >> HE'S TELLING YOU TO GET INSIDE THE CAR. >> He's trying to stay just dude. >> Oh my god. What the are you guys doing to me, dude? >> He's trying to tell you to get inside the car. >> Over right there. Get inside the car. >> No, you get inside the car. >> At this point, you're going to get the out of >> Hold him down. Just hold him down. Oh, dude. You guys are resisting. Stop. >> You guys are resisting. >> Stop. >> Oh my god. >> Dude, you active resist, dude. Stop resisting. >> We have one active resisting. Where's this third unit? >> Our handcuffed. >> Stop. >> I'm handcuffed. How am I resisting? >> I got you, sir. >> I'm handcuffed. >> Let him go. I got you. >> I'm handcuffed, bro. I'm not resisting. My hands are high, bro. >> Okay. 16. >> I'm I'm I'm totally resisting right now. >> Get the off me, dude. >> Get the off right. >> Hold up. >> Hold up. >> Stop resisting. >> You guys stop. You guys, >> we're trying to give you the opportunity to get inside the car. >> Give me a break. >> We have him cuffed. He's just >> trying to put him in the car. He's trying to run away. >> Guys, what do you need? >> Nobody hurts me. I got a I got a real bad back. >> Nobody hurt you. I got a real bad back, dude. >> Hurry up. Hurry up. Hurry up. Hurry up. >> Hurry up, dude. Okay. All right. Thank you. >> Thanks. >> You ready? >> Yeah. Just give me the jelly here. Right here. Okay. >> Watch his head. Oh, watch my head. >> He's going to swing it at the door. Watch his head. >> Watch my head. Hold on. >> Let's pull him this way. >> Hey, watch. >> Pull him this way, Tommy. >> Just lift him up, bro. >> That's what we were trying to do. Ready? Go. What? Dude, what the >> What's going on here, dude? >> You're in custody. >> Get in the car. >> You already are. >> Aren't you guys like >> hold What do you mean get in the car? >> I DON'T HAVE ANY ROOM FOR MY mother mobility, bro. You I'm floating. Get in the Get in the damn Oh, wow. Oh, okay. There you go. Let me get that first aid kit, [ __ ] Okay, thanks. This [ __ ] ain't going to close. This [ __ ] ain't going to f You're going to break my head. >> Close it on that side. >> Oh, okay. Okay. Yeah, that's good. That's really great, bro. Thank you. >> Just close the door on my head, bro. >> Just do it. Just do it. >> No, just close it. >> Bro, [ __ ] just just shut the up and close that [ __ ] Close that mother door right on my head and break my face open. Go for it, dude. Thank you. That's good enough right there. Ouch. Okay. >> Don't hurt your head, bro. >> Okay. Don't shoot me, but Okay. >> Nope. >> Yeah. Okay. I am. Thank you. Okay. That's good. Right. Oh, wow. Wow. That's not cool, dude. Now, you >> bro up. Sorry. No, I don't. Dude, >> sit up. >> I do not. >> I don't do that, dude. You guys get me in the car and take me to >> What's your point, bro? >> Why are you trying to hurt me? >> Not. >> No. Shut the up, bro. >> Sit inside the car. Go. Sit inside the car >> right now. >> Sit inside the car. >> Bro, you better shut the up. Why are there so many mother Why are you doing >> Okay. Why are you doing this? Why? >> Why are you doing, >> dude? Why are you doing this? >> We can get the door shut up and tell me why. Why are you doing this >> right now, >> bro? Lift your leg, >> dude. You shut the up. I don't give >> Just sit down. Sit regular. Put your feet down to the floor. >> Sitting down. >> I know. Put your feet down. Sit up right like normal. >> Hey, >> dude. Bro, you better shut the up. Why are there so many mother? Tell me what the going on. >> You're gonna get tased. You put your feet forward. You're going to get tased. YOU'RE GONNA GET TASED. PUT YOUR FEET FORWARD. >> DUDE, MY FEET ARE FORWARD. >> Put your feet forward and you're going to get tased. >> They're right forward. >> Stop resisting. SIT UP. PULL. >> I HAVEN'T RESISTED. >> STOP RESISTING. Pull your body back. Pull your body back. Pull your body back. >> Now sit back. Sit back. Move back. Move back. Move back. >> Move your feet. >> You're not stupid. Move your feet. >> Move your feet. >> Bro, LOOK. I CAN'T. MOM, they're handcuffed, bro. They're handcuffed. >> You stupid son of a [ __ ] bro. They're handcuffed. >> You're going to get tased, >> dude. I'm already tased, bro. >> Get inside the car. >> Okay, I'm inside. >> Get inside the car. >> You already put me inside the car. >> Get inside the car. >> Why do I have to do this? >> Get inside the car. >> Why, sir? Get inside the car. >> Last chance or you're going to get tased. already. >> Get inside the car. Last chance or you're going to get tased. >> Look, I can't move with you guys. >> Get inside the car. >> I can't move with you guys on me, bro. >> Lift yourself up. >> Stop resisting. Get in the car. We're going to tase you. >> Next one is going to be a taser. You move. >> You don't know what this is about, bro. >> Next one's going to be a taser. >> I don't know. The next one's going to be a taser. Sit back. >> I'm I'm right there. >> Keep moving back. Boom. >> Shut the >> I don't know what just happened. >> I'm like, sir, the reason I'm over is for >> that went from zero to 100. Yes sir. >> Zero to 100 like that. Look, make sure you hit him. He goes to put it in drive and I'm like, "Let me see your registration insurance." And he's like so drunk and high. I don't >> Make sure you put battery. >> Yeah. Yeah. Battery. Look at this. I'm bleeding. >> Yeah. Make sure you put battery on me. >> All right. So if you want to get going, I'll um I'll start I'll have the PC done by the time you get there. I mean, he's not going to do BTO. So just we'll just put it out to refusal and not try. >> Yeah, he's combed. >> You going to take that for you? I got you. Okay. >> 7104, your subject is a valid class A CDL and he's clear. >> Thank you. >> What's wrong with this dude, bro? >> I don't know. >> Huh? >> Oh, okay. >> All right. Step back though and take your hands out of your pocket. >> This is an invest active investigation. Even it's your car. I understand that. But you're not you can't come over here. >> You the owner of this car? >> Yeah. Owner of this car. What is he getting arrested for? >> DUI for one. Uh resisting battery on law enforcement. You name it. >> He resisted. >> Yes, he did. >> Can I talk to him? >> No. >> No. >> Why you saying it's his car? >> Saying it's his car. >> It's my car. >> Oh, it's going to be told. >> Yeah, >> it's going to be >> Yeah. Yeah, it has to be. It's a felony. >> Yeah, it's it's a felony. So, he has to be towed. >> Yo, but I need to get my my debit card from >> And you don't look You've been drinking looked like two. >> I'm not driving the car or me. Excuse my language. Sorry. Where's his license at? >> But I just got to get my debit card from him. If you could get that from him, >> bro. He's been fighting us. I'm not going over there. >> Can I like >> No, I told you that already. >> Your debit card is I'll give you your debit card as long as you can give me your ID and prove it to you. That's >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I got my ID right here, sir. Well, I'm not getting my cards. I can tell you that. >> You guys are >> You got somebody that can We going We going to talk. You're not going to tell us what we're not going to do, but then that's going to go a different way. >> I can have my mom come. >> Okay, that sounds more better than what we're not going to do. >> Hello. >> Hello. >> Step out. >> Come on. >> How's it going, mate? >> Thank you, sir. Sit down there. >> Yes, sir. >> Can you please Can you please assist me, sir? >> Ready? Come on. >> Thank you, sir. >> Come on. >> Help me out, sir. I don't know what's going on here. Oh, thank you so much. Happy Thanksgiving. >> I can I can walk up from here, guys. >> Good. >> That that options up for you. >> Okay. >> Move forward so you can take those handcuffs off. Okay. >> Yes, sir. You know >> that's about as far as you're going to get it, [ __ ] >> Take one off here. >> I can I can go up a little. >> Oh my god. Come on, man. >> That's good. >> Don't start there, guys. >> You good? >> Yeah. Just go. Go. Just take them. We got >> Don't break my one of them. >> We got him. >> One of them's good. >> Thank you. >> Hey, hey, HEY. OH MY GOD. HEY, DUDE. Come on now, bro. Dude, just take it off, bro. Please stop with me, dude. >> Nobody messing with you, man. You're the one tensing up. Nobody messing with you, >> dude. That not tensing up at all, bro. Not tensing up at all, dude. >> Had a good day. I I had a good day. How about you guys? >> Hey, great day. >> He's good. He's done. >> Just take it off, dude. Come on. This is your job, [ __ ] Like, take it off, bro. To understand the absolute train wreck we just watched, we have to start with the driver's opening move. When Sergeant Hager says, "I pulled you over," the driver responds with, "You didn't pull me over." This isn't just disagreement. It's a direct attack on the concept of reality. Psychologically, this is a common symptom of severe intoxication or a narcissistic break. The suspect cannot accept that he is subject to the officer's authority, so he rejects the premise entirely. He tries to gaslight the officer. You passed me on the other side of the road," he claims, attempting to rewrite the timeline like he's editing a bad movie script. He genuinely seems to believe that if he denies the stop hard enough, the officer will just short circuit and drive away. It's the logic of a toddler covering their eyes and assuming they have entered stealth mode. This denial quickly mutates into sovereign light rhetoric. He refuses to hand over his registration, demanding the officer, "Clear him first." He's attempting to invert the power dynamic. In a traffic stop, the officer is the investigator and the driver is the subject. There's no reverse UNO card for that. By making demands and refusing to comply with lawful orders, Florida statute 322.15 requires exhibiting license/registration. The driver is trying to seize control and when that fails, he defaults to the classic I'm not doing anything wrong defense while actively doing something wrong by refusing to identify himself. Let's talk law. The initial stop was for the move over law, Florida statute 316.126. This law requires drivers to move over a lane or slow down to 20 mph below the limit when passing a stopped emergency vehicle. It's a safety statute written in blood because emergency workers don't get respawn points. The driver's failure to comply gave Sergeant Hager the reasonable suspicion needed for the stop. Once the stop happens, the legal landscape shifts to Pennsylvania versus Mims. As we've discussed before, this Supreme Court ruling gives officers the authority to order a driver out of the vehicle. When the driver refuses to provide his documents, the officer escalates to a removal order. The driver's refusal to exit becomes obstruction/resisting without violence. But then it gets worse fast. The moment the driver physically braces himself, pulls away, or refuses to put his hands behind his back, he crosses the threshold into resisting. And when he starts kicking, pushing, or grappling with the officers, he commits battery on a law enforcement officer. Florida statute 784.07. That's a thirdderee felony. He turned a traffic ticket into a prison sentence because he couldn't emotionally handle being told, "Step out of the vehicle." The most frustrating part of this video is the audiovisisual contradiction. The driver screams, "I'm not resisting." While his body is doing everything possible to resist, he stiffens his arms. He refuses to sit in the car. He kicks his legs like he's trying to start a lawn mower with pure stubbornness. This is performative compliance. He's saying the words he thinks will save him. I'm compliant, hoping the camera records his voice and ignores the full body tantrum happening in real time. He's narrating a version of events that does not exist. Why are you doing this to me? He yells as he actively fights three grown men who are just trying to do the world's most stressful paperwork. The officers follow the force continuum. They start with verbal commands. Get out of the car. They move to soft empty-hand control, grabbing his arm. When he fights, they use hard empty-hand control, forcefully removing him. Finally, when he refuses to get into the car and continues to fight, they deploy the taser, drive, stun, or probes. The taser is used for neuromuscular incapacitation or pain compliance to get him into the vehicle. And of course, his bad back suddenly becomes an urgent medical crisis only when he starts losing the fight. A classic mingering move. Funny how the back pain didn't show up during the I can take three deputies phase. Then we get the car owner, the friend, who arrives and adds a layer of tragic comedy to an already chaotic scene. He walks up to his buddy being tased and essentially says, "Hey, can I get my debit card?" The timing is almost impressive in the worst way possible. This shows a profound lack of situational awareness, likely fueled by intoxication as well. The officer correctly flags it. You look like you've been drinking, too. Now we've got a cluster of bad decisions forming in real time. A drunk driver in a borrowed car and a potentially drunk owner trying to intervene in a felony arrest like he's showing up late to a party and asking where the snacks are. The officer's refusal to let the owner take the car is legally sound. Since the car was used in the commission of a felony battery on LEO/resisting with violence and the driver is being arrested, the vehicle is subject to impound/ seizure for inventory and evidence. And the owner's main concern, his debit card, really highlights the selfish tunnel vision here. His friend is headed for felony charges, and he's worried about financing the next round like the night is still on schedule. This video is a brutal lesson in the cost of pride. The driver had a thousand offramps to deescalate. He could have handed over his license. He could have stepped out of the car and he could have sat in the back seat. At every fork in the road, he chose the path of maximum resistance. Like he was speedrunning how to make everything worse. He tried to act tough, screaming profanities, fighting the police. But the moment consequences arrived, the handcuffs, the taser, he collapsed into a victim narrative. "I had a good day. This is your job?" he whimpers at the jail as if the deputies personally ruined his evening plans. He turned a traffic infraction into a lifealtering event. Now he's looking at felony charges, thousands in legal fees, and a criminal record that will follow him forever. And for what? to prove a point that he wasn't pulled over. The body cam footage remains undefeated. It captured every lie, every kick, and every scream. Reality, as it turns out, is not open for debate.