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- 2026-10-22 22:53
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hi so is this is the subject here like he's just no he's on foot he's on foot yeah okay um what are you trying to just yeah try to run the gate and get out of here um he ran the gate a couple times that's what I heard from running Terminal 2 lower level so terminal 2 3 and 4 knock it down nobody out oh sorry he's headed towards Terminal 2 lower level you broke the door terminal 2 lower level hey we have to copy a boss hey we have to copy a boss don't turn your little toe to me don't turn your little toe to me knock it down knock it down knock it down knock it down knock it down knock it down on January 20 are you the first 2023 Broward County Sheriff's Office deputies responded to a grand theft vehicle call at Fort Lauderdale Hollywood International Airport so I got a call on the way home basically said that the cops were still in the car so I walked over there or ran over there sorry ran over there and I heard a couple bangs um black male white shirt um black male white shirt yep I think so he's inside though he's not out here yeah alright hey Michael alright I'm gonna need some units down low level this is like uh just a vehicle trying to run through the gate down here so maybe someone's trying to run through a Jeep or some sort no no no Jeep he's running he got through a Jeep and now he's trying to run through a gate so he said you run to different Texas oh love her I think I got this one this one's banging through like metal gates but I might need a f*cking call call me what's wrong with me he's he's he's heading back bro take me here he's just following with me we're gonna find it we have to go before he's gonna mess with me hang on you have to be Terminal 2 lower level Terminal 2 lower level Terminal 2 3 and 4 knock it down nobody out you think I'm um locked out of my room you mean somebody talk to me back get out of the f*cking car get out of the car now get out of the car get out of the f*cking car OK I'm coming out OK get out of the car get out of the car no one's there I'm at the exit in case you come around I'll pick you up I mean if I can call call me look where I'm at I'm heading back where I'm waiting every year he's just riding with me under Florida Statute Section 8 12.014 theft of a vehicle valued above $750 constitutes grand theft a third degree felony under Florida Statute Section 9 0 1.15 a warrantless arrest is lawful when an officer has probable cause to believe a felony has been committed probable cause was established on three independent grounds dispatch intelligence eyewitness accounts of gate breaches and officers own observations of the suspect on foot The Supreme Court held in Illinois versus Wardlow that flight from law enforcement is a recognized factor contributing to reasonable suspicion and when combined with felony information it solidifies probable cause the terminal lockdown covering Terminals 2 3 and 4 reflects sound tactical doctrine in a complex public environment contain the threat clear civilians and reduce the suspect's concealment options simultaneously verbal commands issued prior to physical contact serve a dual legal function they establish the suspect's awareness of officer presence and they document an opportunity to comply before force is applied he's headed towards Terminal 2 lower left I have to copy your boss I have to copy your boss I'm trying to talk to you I'm trying to talk to you knock it down knock it down nobody out let's go back to the back um hey going out what can you go on the ground and put me down let's go you freaking ram bro when it came out of the thing everybody hands up hands up hands up hands up hands up all the way up all the way up uh kind of like it like a cat uh low air cut send through the f*cking air hey 41 content over here we got him in the red coach bus lower level between 1 and 2 let me get units to the red coach bus get units over to the red coach bus let me see your hands let me see your hands see your hands now see your hands now let's go get everybody off the bus get off the bus now everybody off the bus get off the bus now get up let me see your hands yes let me see your your hands behind your back oh my God you got it here you go something's wrong it's just it's just both come on I got him hello is that Sonic in custody they said they have him I think they're attempting to 20 we got him in custody 20 we got him in custody get up under Graham versus Conner decided by the Supreme Court in 1989 the reasonableness of force is judged from the perspective of a reasonable officer on the scene not with the benefit of hindsight Graham's three factor test requires courts to consider the severity of the crime whether the suspect posed an immediate threat and whether the suspect was actively resisting or attempting to evade arrest all three factors weighed in favor of elevated force here grand theft of a vehicle an unknown threat profile and an active multi barrier flight through a secured commercial airport once the suspect raised his hands the legal calculus shifted compliance is a de escalation signal continued force beyond that point would no longer satisfy Graham's reasonableness standard deputies correctly transitioned from aggressive command posture to physical control and then to assistance each phase proportional to the threat level at that specific moment the f*ck up get up get up yes sir get up yes sir get up yes sir yes sir get up get up get up yes sir get up get up get up yes sir get up get up get up you guys search them all you guys search them all yet you got a Mark unit anywhere out here here right here right here right here right here hey hey make sure we don't make sure we don't let anybody in the bus and search that good there's no signal 0 or anything in there alright before we let anybody in there is the car secure somebody's with the car the car call 30 is anybody with the uh with the vehicle at the scene listen to you have any weapons on you you have any knives on you anything that can that can stick me a little knife you got a little knife what pocket this one left pocket yeah I have a knife haha haha haha what's wrong with your arm dude ah it's broken it's broken yes are you guys got a rescue let let rescue check him first yup let me just make sure that the cops are good during the search incident to arrest a knife was recovered from the suspect's left pocket under United States versus Robinson decided in 1973 a lawful arrest authorizes a full search of the arrestee's person no warrant required the suspect voluntarily disclosed the weapon before officers located it while legally unnecessary for the search to proceed voluntary disclosure eliminates any Fourth Amendment challenge to the recovery whether the knife constitutes a chargeable offense under Florida Statute Section 7 90.0 to 1 depends on blade length and concealment method neither of which is determinable from this footage alone the suspect reported a broken arm while in custody under city of Revere versus Massachusetts General Hospital decided by the Supreme Court in 1983 the government bears an affirmative constitutional duty to provide medical care to individuals injured during arrest failure to fulfill that duty exposes the department to civil liability under 42 United States Code Section 1983 which permits suit against state actors for deprivation of constitutional rights under color of law deputies called rescue immediately upon learning of the injury and arranged hospital transport before processing this response satisfies the review standard and forecloses a custodial medical care claim no Miranda advisement is visible on this footage while Miranda applies only to custodial interrogation not arrest itself any post arrest questioning without advisement would be subject to suppression under Miranda versus Arizona at the time of this analysis case disposition remains unknown charges consistent with this footage would include grand theft of a vehicle resisting an officer and potentially carrying a concealed weapon each carrying distinct sentencing exposure under Florida law Mister 100 can you help me I asked someone to come out of the traffic out of the traffic alright should be good guys you search the left you search the right side right alright come on young man come on gotta get you into the hospital they can check you out can you come out gotta get your leg out man come on yeah thanks man yeah I'm gonna help you here we go here we go here we go okay put your feet firmly on the ground okay okay now get you ready you ready stand up there we go that's it there we go there we go slow walk slow walk get in there watch your step watch your step you gotta step up now there we go walk slowly bro I don't want you to fall on me okay come on bro you just you just been involved in an accident bro you're all messed up watch it watch it watch it watch it watch your step watch your step man you gotta look down there you go there you go there you go you wanna come around and get it yeah that's what I'm about to wait for you hey man get your life together man get your life together bro alright buddy get up huh you need help this is hard a lot of stuff a lot of stuff why is he watch your head bring down there you go yeah you're right there do you want the seatbelt or no no you said no seatbelt right I said I need to hear it no alright the Broward County Sheriff's Office deputies received a B+ probable cause was properly established force was proportional and deescalated on compliance the search incident to arrest was procedurally correct and the medical response satisfied the constitutional custodial care standard the deduction reflects disorganized radio coordination during the active pursuit phase a tactical gap that created unnecessary command ambiguity in a high stakes environment the suspect receives a C plus flight through a secured airport and possession of a concealed weapon during the commission of a felony represent serious aggravating factors however voluntary disclosure of the weapon compliance upon being cornered and absence of physical resistance post arrest demonstrate that the suspect made markedly better decisions once apprehended conduct that prevented significant escalation and may factor favorably in any subsequent disposition the Broward County Sheriff's Office as a department receives a B airport specific operational protocols were correctly applied and body camera documentation reflects an accountability culture however radio discipline failures and the absence of confirmed Miranda advisement on camera represent procedural gaps that training and policy reinforcement should address three lessons stand out from this incident first in complex public environments airports transit hubs stadiums early civilian clearance is not optional it is a constitutional and tactical imperative that limits both crossfire risk and bystander civil exposure second the moment a suspect signals compliance force must deescalate immediately continued force past the compliance threshold shifts from justified to a potential Fourth Amendment violation regardless of what preceded it third custodial medical care is not discretionary city of Riverview places an affirmative duty on arresting officers not supervisors not medical staff to initiate care delay or indifference to an in custody injury is a direct path to Section 1983 liability let us know if there is an interaction or legal topic that you would like us to discuss in the comments below thank you for watching and don't forget to subscribe to our channel for more content on police court interactions
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