I'm telling you right now, stop. Stop. Stop. >> A simple window tint stop turns into pure chaos. And what happens next will leave you speechless. Stay tuned and don't forget to like, comment, and join our community by subscribing for more real stories from the front lines. It's a calm evening in Seol County, Florida. An officer pulls over a driver for what seems like a routine stop, but in seconds, everything's about to go terribly wrong. >> Pull to the right side, please. [Music] Howdy. You mind putting back the back down the back window, please, for me? All right. Awesome. I'm Deputy Blazer with the Sim County Sheriff's Office. Before I ask you any for any um information, the reason I'm pulling you over is because your windows appear way too dark for a statue. >> I'm bored. >> Okay. So, if I could do if you could do me a favor, just roll this window about halfway up. That'll be That's good. Right there. So, in the state of Florida, the front window can be 25%, back window can be 15%. Okay? The lower the number, the darker the tent. Your your front window is measuring at 3%. Okay. So, >> I thought it went by the back window. I thought >> No, no. So, so as you can see, >> three. What that means is only 3% of the outside ambient light is getting through your window. Okay. That's why that's why they do that that way. >> The driver's name Rocky Money Rudolph Jr. The deputy even jokes about the name, not knowing things are about to take a dark turn. Do you have your driver's license, registration, proof of insurance? >> You can put this back down for me. >> How's it going this morning? >> What's that? >> How's it going this morning, bro? >> Living the dream. >> I seen living the dream. >> I seen you on the trail looking like what the hell happened? 25138. >> Rocky Money. >> Yes, sir. >> Rudolph Jr. >> Yes, sir. >> That name is awesome. That's probably in 14 years. That is probably the best name I've seen. the registration. This this is the application for certificate of title. >> Uh yeah, this is >> this is not that >> this is the registration right here. >> Okay. It's saying it's uh I guess your your birthday is probably on the 5th. Is it? Yeah. >> So So ultimately it it's technically expired. >> Everything seems routine. Just another stop. But the deputy starts to notice something off. Rudolph seems restless. Nervous. Too nervous. >> So you need to get that changed. >> Yeah. I'm doing this new project down here. Um that homeless community thing they doing. >> Okay. I'm building that there. Working down there billing on there and stuff. >> Okay. >> So, I get through the area all the time. >> All right. Well, yeah. Make sure you get that updated. And you have uh the insurance card. >> And I did over the phone and they they pulled the fact everything over >> and they sent it to my baby mama address and I ain't been dealing with her. I got to probably go ahead and get >> Do you have Do you have an app or anything? You should be able to get it on on an app if you've got uh you sign into the app. >> I just got to check and make sure make sure it's good. >> Yes, Bill. I just play this stuff. >> Why you nervous? >> I don't see. >> Huh? >> No, you never got bad nerves. Got no reason to be nervous. This one nerves. >> What's that? just wake up fast tomorrow. So, >> okay. There's no need to be nervous, man. >> Yeah, man. Cuz I was wondering, you know, I like the hell I did. I did. I thought I thought was the light or something. I'm looking like No, I run the light >> tent. Yeah. >> It's a pet peeve of mine. I just >> I just trying to see where you were going cuz it's it's seriously unsafe to be pulling cars over over there, man. So, I don't ever do >> Oh, that's what I was wondering. >> I try and get I try and follow somebody till they get in a safe area. >> Oh, okay. >> For me, >> you know, and then I and then I attempt to shop. The deputy knows the difference between cigar smoke and something else. The smell of marijuana is clear and Rudolph doesn't have a medical card. >> It's also going to be about time for you to get a new license. >> Yeah, I know. I get all that stuff straight now. I've been so busy, man. Right. No, I got to take a day off. >> I feel you. Y'all y'all working today? >> Uh, no. Okay. Well, unfortunately, today being your day off, everything else is closed, too. >> See, screenshot. hooks are very Awesome. All right, Mr. Rudolph. >> Yes, sir. >> Is there any reason why there would be a hint fate of of weed coming out of your vehicle? Do you smoke? Do you have any friends that smoke? Anything like that? >> No, sir. >> Just back out. I just like them out smoking. No, I know the difference between black and mild smoke and this and that. Do you do you have any uh marijuana in the car? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> So, there's no marijuana in the car at all? Okay. And do you have a Florida health card that allows you to smoke medical marijuana? >> Okay. >> What's that? >> You left the Walmart. >> Okay. >> Yeah, I did too. Well, I had to go to the bathroom. Something fierce. >> Oh, that was you I seen back then. I just rolled through there. >> You You seen me go in there, go to the bathroom, come back up. >> Okay. I just rolled through and dropped the chick off at work in there. Yeah. Okay. I seen the car back then. I know that first thing in the morning. >> All right. Can you Can you do me a favor and just shut the car off for me? >> What? What happened? >> Huh? Well, I smell I smell marijuana. And you don't have a you don't have a card. >> And then everything changes. All right, listen. Listen, I'm not I'm not concerned with some personal use stuff, man. It doesn't even warrant my time. >> Black smoking a black. >> Would you mind shutting the car off, please? >> Huh? >> Oh, yeah. I'm smoking a black. >> I understand. Just shut the car off for me, please. Okay. >> All right. 2513. Step him up, please. But it's too late. The SUV suddenly surges forward. The deputy still clinging to the side of the vehicle. >> Listen. Listen. Do me a favor. Do me a favor. Do me a favor. I'm telling you right now. I'm telling you right now. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Put it in. Put it in park. >> Deputy Aaron Blae is dragged twice. 20 ft. Then a brutal hundred more. His body cam hits the ground as he fights to survive. He fires once, striking Rudolph in the leg, but the suspect speeds off. >> Put your hands up. Put your freaking hands up. Know you're just trying to take off with me. Step them up now. >> Please, >> sir. I'm telling you. >> Put your hands up. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. I swear to God. Push your hands up. You put it in park. For eight tense hours, police scour the county for Rocky Rudolph Jr. He's eventually found injured and taken into custody. Deputy survives the attack. Heat. Heat. Rudolph is convicted and sentenced to 30 years in prison. If you enjoyed this breakdown, hit like, drop a comment, and subscribe for more smart police cam analysis.