Officers notice a man with an active warrant. They initiate lights and sirens when he begins to flee. Just moments later after pinning him, officer's body camera captures this. >> Stop the car. >> Put on the brake. Stop the car. >> STOP THE [ __ ] CAR. >> RADIO SEND US ANOTHER UNIT. >> Show me your hands. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. STOP THE CAR. >> PUT YOUR FOOT ON THE BRAKE. >> Stop the car. >> Stop the [ __ ] car. >> Okay. >> Yeah. 44 dispatch. He just tried to hit me with his car. He's in a red Ford Aerostars van. Ringling and Osprey. Ringling and Osprey. And Lamb's an associate CPS. >> He's in it. He's falling apart. >> Stop. You're going TO GET TASED. Get him. Get him. Hit him. Hands, hands, hands, hands. Hit them. Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. Give me your [ __ ] >> Oh. Taser deployment. Taser deployment. 1947 on that. We got him. I got I got I got I got 105. Can you get rescue deployment? >> Stand up, Ricardo. You go on my side for now. Hey, you took a pretty good nose dive. Can you understand what I'm saying? Ricardo, can you hear me? Hey, Ricardo, can you talk to me? I just want to make sure you're okay, bud. You took a pretty good nose dive from the taser. Are you conscious? You >> drive that in the back. >> You were running a minute ago, dude. Get up. Come on. What am I getting arrested for? >> You got a felony warrant. And then you're also going to get a assault on the law enforcement officer >> and resisting >> and resisting. All right. Both his probes are in his back >> so we can pull him. >> What happened to it? >> He went head first to the curb cuz you were running. >> Yeah. Had you not run, I don't think any of this would have happened. >> But why? Why? Why did I got >> Well, you had a felony warrant and then you tried to run over my partner. >> A what? >> You have a felony warrant and then you tried to run over my partner. >> A felony warrant for what? >> I don't know what the felony warrants for. I just know you have a felony warrant, but then you tried to hit my partner >> and then you ran from us when we told you to stop. That's why your nose is like that for a burglary. >> What burglary? >> I had to fight you last time. >> Did you take anything or eat anything that you weren't supposed to? >> What happened? Did you take or eat anything you weren't supposed to? >> Yeah, I cracked cocaine. >> You did a lot. How much, dude? How much? >> You take a lot. What? A rock? >> I just turned it off. >> Dude, it's so they can know at the hospital. How much crack did you eat? >> No, I eat I didn't eat no crack. >> You just said I said how much did I said did you put anything Did you eat anything that you weren't supposed to? You said crack cocaine. >> Oh, eat No, no, I didn't eat. I I I did some crack. >> Okay, that's different. Doing some crack and eating some crack. Two different things. [groaning] >> Ludy, you got to walk a little bit. All right. >> Taste fall. >> Yep. Taste. Yep. Taste fall onto the curb. I did stuff inside. 39-year-old Ricardo was given four different charges. First, aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer. Under Florida statute 784.07, this is a secondderee felony. Aggravated assault in Florida means an assault committed with a deadly weapon, in this case, a car, without the intent to kill or [music] with the intent to commit a felony. Ricardo was given two counts of aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer. His third charge was fleeing or attempting to elude police at high speeds with a public disregard for safety under Florida statute 316.1935. This is a secondderee felony when someone is willfully fleeing or attempting to elude a marked law enforcement officer's vehicle when lights and sirens are activated while showing a complete disregard for the safety of people or property. His last charge was resisting or obstructing an officer without violence under Florida statute 843.02. This is a firstderee misdemeanor. In court on the two charges of aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer, Ricardo entered no contest p on these two counts and was adjudicated guilty on both. In court, he also entered a no contest plea on fleeing or attempting to elude police and was also adjudicated guilty and finally was adjudicated guilty on resisting or obstructing an officer without violence. He spent 127 days in jail before his court date where he was adjudicated guilty on all four counts and as a result he was sentenced to 36 months or three consecutive years inside of state prison. He was also given $1,355 in costs and statutory court fees. As always, 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. Stop the car. Put >> on the prank. >> Stop the car. >> STOP THE [ __ ] CAR. RADIO, DO YOU SEND US A SNOW UNIT? >> Show me your hands. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. Stop the car. >> PUT YOUR FOOT ON THE BRAKE. >> Stop the car. Stop the [ __ ] car. Get him. Get him. Hit him. Hands. Hands. Hands. Hands. Hit them. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Hands. Give me your [ __ ] hand. >> [music]