You're on a main street. We've probably been passed by a 100 cars by >> So, here's here's the deal. All right, Mr. Whitide, for right now, interace your fingers. Put your hands on top of your head. All right, go. >> What should have been a simple warning is about to become a desperate fight for freedom. Watch what he does next. >> Okay. All right, man. Um, one thing real quick. You said there's no container in the back. Yeah. >> Okay. >> So, I do see the the bottle. Is that what is that? Patron >> in the back seat. What's up? >> That's basically like Is that what it is? >> Okay. Um All right, man. Not Not a big deal. You know, >> I ain't drunk, though. None of that, though. >> Hey, man. I ain't going down that road. Okay. All right. >> Um but with an open container. Um I am going to have you take a step out of the car real quick. All right. Just so we can conduct our business. As long as everything's cool, man. I got no problem. Great, bro. >> I got no problem just putting the bottles in the trunk and letting you go with a warning. All right. Um, but for right now, I am going to have you take a step out, especially with this bad weather and people flying down this street. >> Okay. Again, I know I already asked. No weapons in the car on your personal right now. >> Um, hey, >> if it's a no, it's a no. If it's a yes, you can tell me and then we can we can work through it. >> No, I'm just saying. No. >> Okay. All right. Cool, man. >> Hey, man. Can you call Michael, man? >> My chat is good. Everything good. my license. Great. You can run my name and everything, bro. >> That's cool, man. But listen, with with with the open container, that gives me probable cause of >> anything to do with that. That ain't got nothing to do with me. I'm not drunk. >> I didn't say you're drunk, but it's you're you're in possession of an open container of alcohol while operating a motor vehicle. Like I said, it's not a big deal. It's a misdemeanor, man. So, I am going to have you take a step out. >> All right. Well, I'll take take it, though, man. I'll take you take it, though. >> Okay. But do I need you to understand something, Mr. Whitide? You still have to get out. >> What? What are you saying, bro? Cuz I'm talking to I'm talking to you at the same time. >> Why don't you Why don't you hang up the phone, man? >> No worries. >> Oh, okay. Well, you're safe. Nothing's going to happen to you, but I do need you to cooperate. All right. Now, I've asked you several times now to exit the vehicle. All right. Those have all been requests. I'm now going to order you to get out of the car. >> Get out the car. >> Yeah. Clearly, you don't have a choice. >> What's the protocol, bro? >> Like I already told you, man, I probable cause to search the vehicle. All right. So, to do so, you have >> What's the protocol, bro? >> The protocol is we're just going to have you get out of the car. That's It's okay. It's Listen, man. We can work through this. I promise you, man. If you're you're cool with us and you're going to be on your way here in about 2 or 3 minutes. I promise you. That That's it. >> Do that, bro. I think y'all, bro. >> So So, like I already told you, man, I I already said I can work with you for for just the open pull up. >> No, that's that's a I'm really >> For what, dude? For what? Y'all don't watch the news. Y'all don't know. Y'all don't see what's going on in the world. >> Listen, we're we're human beings having a conversation with you. >> We have been nothing but respectful to you. You've been respectful to me so far. I I appreciate it. >> Right. >> But now I need you to cooperate. >> Listen, we we need you to step out of the car right now. Okay. >> The fact that you're you're not cooperating is leading me to start to think that there might be something else that's going on. There's nothing going on. >> I don't give a about the car. >> Well, that's great, man. Let let us conduct our business and we can get you on your way. All right. >> Hey, y'all shut the up, man. >> Okay. >> I I don't know how to explain it any clearer. >> Can we pull it to a main street? >> You're on a main street. We've probably been passed by 100 cars by now. >> So, here's here's the deal. All right, Mr. Whitide, for right now, interace your fingers. Put your hands on top of your head. All right. Go >> 11 signal 5 chase took off. >> He uh he had no container in the car. Refused to get out of the car several times. Speeds R60 going southbound on uh the Brown Street. All right. Traffic lighting still uh westbound on East South Street approaching the car. Hey, what do you guys that way? >> All right, 11. I have a description of that male. He's a black male, thin build, light skin, uh tattoos on his face. He's wearing a black winter hat and he has some sort of red sweatshirt on, black pants, I believe. When asked about firearms, he was real hesitant to answer. And then as we went to get him out of the car, he refused to do so. So, just be advised he may be armed. There somebody running over there. >> I can't see. >> Y somebody's running. We had one male running under the bridge northbound. He's running this way. He's going to be somewhere under this bridge. We're near to it. Northbound. >> He saw him running. You see him? >> Hey, where did you last see him at? >> He ran up the hill. >> Hey, Carrie just said he's running up the hill. I don't know what hill. >> You see him? >> That's not him, is it? No. >> No. >> What hill are they talking about? >> I don't know. He ran this way across the street is the person we saw. That's the only thing I told them. And then they said some at a hill. >> Are youing kidding me? >> I don't know where the they went, dude. >> Where are they? >> No idea. God. Damn it. >> You're muted at Brian Johnson for hit due to this chase. Oh god, they're down there. STAY STILL MOTHER RIGHT NOW. >> Stay still mother. >> Who needs a breath? Who needs a breath? Nobody. All right. Brandon's arrest should have ended it. Instead, his family's arrival just started a whole new nightmare. >> I just want to know. >> No, absolutely. You don't. You have to get You have to leave. >> All right. Look. No, you go. >> You're obstructing traffic. >> I'm going just get you at the gym. >> Absolutely you can. >> Okay. I'll meet you at the gym. >> Can we know what happened though? >> Yeah. He took off from us on a on a chase. >> He's at a cruiser. Can >> we at least get his car? >> Absolutely not. It's disabled and destroyed. Yeah. >> So you guys have to move the car away from the street so you're not obstructing traffic. >> And you have I'm allowed to be here. >> No, you have to step off from the road. Thank you. >> Okay. I'm >> put your feet. >> You got anything that's on you? This footage underscores the critical importance of compliance during lawful traffic stops. Under established legal precedence, officers possess the authority to order drivers out of a vehicle for safety and investigative purposes. By actively refusing a direct lawful command, the suspect elevated a minor misdemeanor interaction into a high-risk dangerous pursuit scenario. Fleeing from law enforcement not only endangers the public, but fundamentally compounds the legal consequences for the suspect. The subsequent high-speed chase and catastrophic vehicle crash demonstrate a severe reckless disregard for community safety. Furthermore, the arrival of uncooperative bystanders at the active crime scene severely hindered the officer's investigative process. Legally, obstructing official business carries severe penalties, especially in compounding a felony evasion charge. While the suspect cited external societal fears to justify his non-compliance, the court assesses actions based on objective statutory violations. This incident serves as a definitive case study of how resisting a lawful order inevitably leads to total incarceration.