Officers pull over a vehicle after noticing its tag is not properly illuminated 50 ft away as per Florida law. And for something so minor, certain actions that the driver would take would end up leading to multiple years behind bars. >> How's it going, brother? You want to turn your radio down for me? You want to turn your radio down? >> I don't know why. >> Cuz I'm trying to have a conversation with you. >> I don't know why I have to talk to you. >> What's that? >> I have nothing to talk about. >> All right, well, do me a favor and shut the vehicle off. I'm giving you a lawful order to shut the vehicle off. Okay, then I'm going to give you a lawful order to step out of the vehicle. Absolutely not. Don't do that. >> you doing this to me? You guys do this to me all the time for >> calm down and listen to me. >> I will leave right now. You got >> You will not leave. You will not leave. Listen to me. Listen to me. My supervisor is right there. And you can speak to him when you get out of the car. >> getting out of the vehicle for >> Listen to me. Listen to me. Listen to me. >> Well, sir, I'm not listening to you guys anymore. Y'all ruined my life for a >> You're going down a road you don't want to go down. >> I'm going to go down the road that we're going to go. >> And you're going to go to jail. >> I will then. I'm not doing this, sir. >> You're going to go to jail. >> I'm not getting out of the vehicle. >> Shut the vehicle off and step out. >> Can I talk to your supervisor? >> When you shut the vehicle off and get out, you absolutely can. >> Right here. I need to speak to you. What's your badge number? And I need to know I need to know the reason for stopping me. What's >> I'm giving you a lawful order to exit the vehicle. Because I'm legally allowed to on any traffic stop, and that's what I'm doing. Yes, I absolutely am. On any traffic stop, I'm legally allowed to make you get out, and I'm going to. Get out of the vehicle now. You're going to go down a road you don't want to go down. My supervisor is right there, and you can speak to him when you get out of the car. Get out of the car. Because now you're resisting, so now you can go to jail for that. You are the refusing a lawful order. You are refusing a lawful order. If you put that car in drive, you're going to [ __ ] jail. My You can speak to him when you get out. >> getting out. >> You are getting out. You are getting out of the car. >> I need to I need to call the police. >> You need to call the police? There's four cops here. >> I'm calling the police because you guys aren't them. I did nothing wrong. It's first time >> Step out of the vehicle. >> to leave, sir. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> getting >> not going to leave. Step out of the vehicle. >> [ __ ] in my rights like you do every time. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> for a cracked light. >> Step out of the car. >> getting out for this. >> Step out of the car. Step out of the car. >> to that personally. >> This is going to go really bad for you. You need to step out. Yes. Yes. >> No. No. >> Yes. Yes. Yes. You have his driver's license and stuff? Yeah? Okay, cool. >> I want to speak to your supervisor, man. >> You want to talk to him before I get him out of the car? >> I need to speak to your supervisor. >> My supervisor is coming up right now. Shut the vehicle off. So, that's two lawful orders you're refusing. I am lawfully ordering you. That's two that you're ignoring. >> This is not how this works, man. >> This is absolutely how it works. >> for a cracked light. >> He was asking if Listen. Can I Can I talk? All right, look. All right, look. The reason he was asking you to turn the vehicle off is because they're going to do the canine sniff of the vehicle, okay? He was because that's what we're So, we're going to do. He was asking you to turn the car off for that reason. >> The only reason for it is for a cracked light that I got a warning for already. This is unfair. >> And it's still not fixed. >> Sir, it's it's been for 2 days. I don't have a job. >> So, why are Why are you refusing to cooperate? >> Because you guys do this to me every week here. >> I've never even seen you, so I've never done this to you. >> You all say that every single time. >> Do you recognize me? >> Yeah. >> [ __ ] Never met you before. Okay. >> Y'all are going to pull me out and I have my weed card. I have my cracked light. >> That's fine. I don't care about your marijuana. >> I need to speak to your supervisor, too. >> My supervisor is not here, so we're not We're not going down that road. I want to hear what you say. you need to shut the vehicle off and get out. >> I'm not listening to you. You're a tyrant, bro. >> I'm a tyrant. Okay. >> You're abusing your power. Abusing it. I asked you >> I'm not using my power abusing it. I wasn't even going to ask you out of the car until you refused to shut it off. That's the only reason I'm even trying to get you out cuz you won't shut it off. >> Because we're talking. Just talk. >> So, shut the vehicle off. Then get out of the car. Okay, that's two law for you refusing. You're now going to jail tonight. We are the police officers. >> police officers under your jurisdiction on this side. >> Okay, I'm I'm just talking to You're You're in the county. This >> I'm on the county police. Yes, I'm calling the police officer. >> Who are you going to call? We're here. >> I'm going to call more of you guys here. Because you guys are not right. This is [ __ ] >> It's complete >> [ __ ] >> Why don't you just cooperate? Why are you making it so difficult? >> Cuz I just have to listen to what you say to do? No, that's not right. >> You have to obey lawful orders. You have to obey lawful orders. If you feel like I'm not giving you the right order, you can file a complaint on me later. >> I'm not filing a complaint later. I'm filing it now, sir. >> You can file it when we're done. >> No, I need badge numbers and names. I want to talk to >> get all that when you shut the vehicle off and get out of the car. >> Sir, I'm going to drive away on you. >> You're not going to drive away on me. >> I'm going to call the >> If you drive away on me, you're going to jail. >> If you >> If you want to talk and calm down and have a conversation outside of the vehicle, we can handle it that way. But if you want to continue down this path, you're going to go to jail. >> Can I please speak to somebody who has authority? >> He is. He is the sergeant. He is the highest authority in the county right now. >> The other night, I got pulled out of my vehicle. The guy shows the tag light. He showed it to me and he said he was like, "Do you Do you have the right to search my car?" And I said, "That's why I don't think so." So, I told him no. He was like, >> Okay. >> "Okay." And I got back in my car and I just left. >> Right. And that's what I'm trying to do here, but you won't even get out of the car. Right. I'm giving you a lawful order to get out, so you have to comply with the lawful order. >> No, I'm I'm not doing that, man. Cuz every time I've done what you tyrants want me to do, you take me >> You just said you didn't GO TO JAIL THE OTHER NIGHT. You got in your car and drove away. >> You are a tyrant and you are going to get >> no idea who I am. You've never met me before. I absolutely did not. I asked you to return the music down to speak to me. Right. So, don't say I attacked you when I walked up to the window. Don't lie about me. After you were already aggressive with me, I said you're going down a road you don't want to go. Because you're you're you're not complying to us. You're not cooperating. Cuz you refused to turn the car off. So, we can hold the dog around your vehicle. Then if you want to leave the vehicle, then that's fine, but you're still getting out of it. Yes, you are. I wasn't going to put you in handcuffs. I would I'm not asking you to search your vehicle. I'm asking you to exit, and I wasn't going to put you in handcuffs. But, this is where you're escalating it, too. No, you are very much escalating this. Outside of the vehicle, you can. You will get out of the vehicle. That's what you're pushing me towards, and I'm trying not to go down that road with you. You're right, there's no reason to. You can step out of the vehicle like I lawfully ordered you to. No, it is not incorrect. I promise you I do this for a living, and I do it every night. All they do is listen to what the man's saying. But, you didn't comply with anything they asked you to do beforehand. No, you didn't. I told you to shut the car off, and you said no. You didn't tell me that, and then I asked you to step out, which you refused to do, and you refused multiple times now. Right, because you're refusing lawful orders. I am, because you're refusing lawful orders. That's why. They I don't care if they're fair, they're lawful. They are and you're going to find out when you end up in jail because of this. No, I am not. I am not abusing my powers. There are four officers out here. Take your seat belt off. Get out of the vehicle. I'm telling you right now. And you've also already threatened to drive away from the scene multiple times. Get out of the vehicle. Get out of the vehicle. I never said I was going to search you. No, I didn't. Yeah, absolutely. I never once said I was going to search you or put you in handcuffs. I asked you to get out. Because you're lying about me and I have you on camera. You absolutely are. I never once said I was going to search you. You want to try to see if you can talk to him? I'm really trying not to break his window and yank him out of the car, but I'm going to. No, it's not. I really don't want to go down this road, but now he's threatening to drive away. Refusing to get out. Refusing to pull the car over. Extremely hostile when all I did was Do you want Do you want me to position my truck in front of him so he can't back out? Let's put a car in front of him first. We're going to have to really box him in though, otherwise he's going to ram something. I'm going to bring yours out front. I'll pinch the back end of his. We can do that while he's talking to to me when you're talking. I want you to talk. I'll let you pull over on first and then I'll I'll get out of the car cuz I don't want to spook him getting out of the >> Cuz at this point you're resisting arrest. >> I'm not resisting arrest. >> You you're you're resisting. >> So I'm under arrest? You never said that. >> Okay, you are now. You're under arrest for resisting my multiple lawful commands. >> Sir, I was not walking. >> Okay. >> I was not walking. >> You have You have and now I'm lawfully telling you that you're under arrest. I need you to shut the vehicle off and exit. What's that? You need to go ahead and un- un- un- start. Is that a yes? >> Hey! >> Back up. Back up. BACK UP. BACK UP. BACK UP. BACK UP. >> OH, DAMN IT. OH, DAMN IT. >> Let's go find him. Why don't you? >> We have his ID. It's a charger. There's no reason to go chasing after him. We're going to lose the dope. I guarantee there's dope in the car, but I mean we can't go 10-31 on that. He didn't intentionally try to ram us, so we just forward on it. I'm going to drive that way to see if he's around, but >> Let's go to the house. >> Oh, yeah. Do you have his address? >> Yeah. >> Give me his [ __ ] ID. >> Should have tried this. You pop the bottom corner on the older cars like that, and it usually shatters right away. >> It wouldn't matter if he was still going to do what he was >> Yeah, he's still going to do what he's going to do. >> No, give me like this [ __ ] thing. Tell him >> I didn't think you were going to be here. >> I'm legit going to mute >> this cuz apparently everybody's going to talk crap. >> Just [ __ ] broke my window. >> Officers would locate his address, take a short drive, and knock to see if anyone's home. Sheriff's office. Means don't run. Come up. Talk to >> What are these people doing? >> I saw you peeking through the blinds. Step out. >> What's his name again? >> Jacob. Sheriff's office. Hey. >> Is Jacob home? >> I don't know. >> He needs to turn himself in ASAP. He just ran from us. We have his ID he gave to us. He is going to jail. He needs to turn himself in immediately. >> You got a cop car playing music? >> Authoritative music. Yeah. He's about to catch a warrant for his arrest for multiple felonies. We We need him to turn himself in immediately. If you can make contact with him and advise him to do so without harm to himself cuz he he almost got himself hurt real bad. >> Can you call him? >> I've been trying to call him. >> I would recommend it. Sorry, we'll show up here tomorrow and we'll tow his car. Involved in a felony. I hope he likes his car cuz he's not getting it back. As soon as we find that [ __ ] it's getting towed. >> I'm going to try to call him now. It's just the person I'm trying to reach. >> Where does he Where does he frequent? >> I don't know. He just goes to a block. I don't really know. >> Yeah. >> There's got to be somewhere else. Someone's house that he goes to. >> He almost hit several of us. He was borderline about to get shot because of what he did to us. It's extremely serious. His car's getting towed. He's being arrested for multiple felonies. The dope that he had in his car that he threw, I'm going to find some way to charge him for that [ __ ] too. Sorry to bother you. Have a good night. >> Hey, it's the office. Hey, is Jacob home? >> Yeah, he is. >> He's up. >> Can we borrow him? >> Can he come out here? >> We're going to We're going to go in and get him. >> The inside of the house is redacted per Florida law, but officers would follow the father inside the house with the police report stating they made contact with the dad who advised Jacob was home. They would go on to follow the father inside the house to retrieve Jacob on the warrant with Jacob ultimately refusing multiple lawful commands to lay on the ground. They would go on to place Jacob on the bed and he started to roll around to try and get away from being handcuffed. As Jacob was rolling around, they ended up on the floor adjacent to the bed and while attempting to gain control of Jacob [clears throat] on the ground, he would continue to roll around and resist. Jacob would begin grabbing at Deputy F's face, cutting the back of his neck and his wrist with his fingernails in the process. Deputy F would go on to strike Jacob numerous times until another deputy would pull out his agency-issued taser and discharge it in order to gain compliance of Jacob. Together, they were able to gain control, but Jacob continued to be uncompliant during the walk back to the vehicle. >> You [ __ ] my face up like that, bro. I didn't even I didn't even fight you guys. >> All right, man. You ate one? >> I ate one. I ate more than one, bro. You got Terminator hands. I did not resist you. Why the [ __ ] you punch me in my mouth and tase? >> Shut up. >> Bro, I'm not even talking to you guys. God damn Bro, just cuz you want to hurt me you're going to do [ __ ] I'm just doing that anyway. >> You going to get out? >> Yeah. I'm suing you guys. >> bond has been revoked. >> I didn't do nothing. >> Well, your bond has been revoked. >> It doesn't matter. I can still sue you guys. >> [ __ ] Have fun. >> I'm going to. I'm going to definitely >> You can't. You're right. You're just going to lose. >> I'm not going to lose. >> Have a good day. >> I can definitely sue you. >> You can. You can. It's just not going to go anywhere. >> Okay, it is definitely going to. The more money you have the better. And y'all tased me for no reason. This is [ __ ] You see my face? Look what you just did to my face, bro. You punched me in my 10 times. You [ __ ] hit me 10 times in my mouth and I didn't >> So, you're apparently also resisting with also? >> I did not resist the officer at all. I was trying to turn around away from the back. He kept hitting me in the >> You messed up the whole like crib. >> How? >> You know what the issue is with the car? >> going to cruise with you. Have a real pleasant trip, bro. You don't have to [ __ ] hurt me to get arrest me. I ain't never in my life met some [ __ ] up Like y'all are like super trooper pieces of [ __ ] >> Hey, remember last night when you guys saying I bet you're wrong, I bet you're wrong? I was right. >> Huh? >> You're going to prove it to his ass. [ __ ] it. >> Yeah, y'all [ __ ] tased the [ __ ] out of me. >> Get out. >> [ __ ] you're going to yell at me to get out after you put me in there? >> Bro, get out. You want to prove it to his ass? Get back in there. Just hang it out. Hang it out. >> What the hell >> out? >> I'm not moving. >> Well, this doesn't work. >> Get out. >> Damn, man. Y'all are [ __ ] [ __ ] No, he doesn't. >> Get in the car. >> Shut up. Get in the car. >> There was a hand that went on my face and I think he got my arm. >> Did he grab your face? >> Yeah. >> Wow. >> As a result of his actions, 24-year-old Jacob was given a total of five charges. Resisting an officer with violence, fleeing or attempting to elude, leaving the scene of a crash involving property damage, resisting an officer with violence, and battery on a law enforcement officer. Resisting without violence and leaving the scene of a crash are both misdemeanors with fleeing or attempting to elude, resisting an officer with violence, and battery on a law enforcement officer are all felonies. And if you're wondering if he was sentenced to any jail time or prison, well, as a result of being adjudicated guilty on all five charges, Jacob was sentenced to 40 months or 3 years and 4 months inside of Florida State Prison. Let me know your honest thoughts on this case down below in the comment section. Stay safe out there and I'll see you in THE NEXT VIDEO. >> YOU PUNCHED ME IN MY MOUTH AND TAPE. >> NO, I'm not hitting you guys. God Bro, just cuz you want to hurt me, I'm not going to do [ __ ] I'm just doing what you are anyway. >> You going to get out? >> Yeah. I'm suing you. >> Your bond has been revoked. >> I didn't do nothing.