US Supreme Court. I don't have to let you go anywhere. Yeah, you do. No, I don't. I'm not going to stand here. You want to get You want to get arrested? Do you want to get pointed? You want to get arrested? Do you want to get fired? You're the one who's going to go I got to go to the bathroom. No, I got to go to the bathroom. I'm not going to sit here. The encounter begins with Deputy White initiating a traffic stop on a semi-truck driver who ran a red light, but it rapidly escalates into a confrontation driven by excessive aggression. Florida Statute 316.0741 mandates obedience to traffic signals providing legal grounds for the stop. Yet the officer's dismissive response to the driver's urgent bathroom need reveals a disturbing lack of compassion. The driver citing a medical emergency and recent shoulder surgery pleads to relieve himself only to face Deputy White's demands for compliance without any empathy. Threats of tickets and arrest replace deescalation, creating a power struggle where a minor violation becomes a platform for asserting dominance rather than ensuring public safety. Just stay up there for me, sir. Just stay up in your cab for me. I got to go inside. I got to go to the bathroom. Well, you're not going anywhere right now. I got I'm not an accident. You're not going anywhere right now till I get your information. Okay. This is a This is a traffic stop. I'm Deputy Weissing for the Charlotte County Sheriff's Office. I'm pulling you over. No, you're going to give me the rest of your stuff or you're going to get some tickets. I'm not going to have an accident here. You ran a red light. I need your information. Red light. Yes, sir. You did. Coming off the interstate. I need your I need your red. You have to stop first. It is a red. No, you didn't. I need your I need your I'm not arguing with you. I need your registration and proof of insurance. Please. [Music] And per the US Supreme Court, I don't have to let you go anywhere. Yeah, you do. No, I don't. Well, I'm not going to stand here and you want to get You want to get arrested? Do you want to get fired? You want to get arrested? Do you want to get fired? You're the one that's going to go I got to go to the bathroom. No, I got to go to the bathroom. I'm not going to sit here and put your hands. Turn around. Put your hands up. I got to put your hands up now. Put your hands up now. You're going to get tased. I got to go. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. Listen to me. Turn around. Turn around. You're not listening to me. Turn around and put your hand up. My stomach. I'm going to give you a I'm going to give you the concrete. Turn around. I have a bad stomach. Yeah, and I would have if you turn around. We're not playing. Move my shoulder. I can't move back. I can't move it back. I had an operation. I just had an operation. Taser. Taser. Taser. Taser. Taser. Taser. Taser. Operation. Taser. Taser. Taser. Taser. Get on the ground. Roll over now. Roll over now. Put the handcuff behind your back. Put it behind your back. Oh, get on the ground. No. Get on the ground. Central. You got one taste. Now I took a my pen. Thank you very much. I can't move my shoulder. I had an operation 3 months ago. I put it behind your back or you're going to get my shoulder. Put it behind your back or you're going to get tased again. My shoulder. Put it behind your back or you're going to get it again. It's that simple. My shoulder. All you had to do was listen. All day long. I just had to go to the bathroom. They should have listen. You should have listened. I gave you my information. You should have listened. I already gave you my information. Huh? I had to go to the bathroom. You didn't. Thank you. No, I had an accident in my pants. I appreciate it. Sit up. I What? No, no, no. The other way. Other way. Other way. Since I told you I had an operation on my shoulder. Which shoulder? This one? Right one. I'm grabbing you on your left. All right. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. All right. No. Go the other way. Drive 10. I'll behind the pilot in the the uh semi truck. Ah. All right. I am. I am. Put your foot out like you are. Just get me off. Just roll over right there. Stay right there. You wouldn't give me a hard time. I would have let you. I have to go to the bathroom. I give you my I understand that. Listen to me. No, I have a control. You do not control the traffic stop. I have to go to the bathroom. Yes. You do not control the traffic stop. No, you do not. When I tell you that I need your stuff and what I need, you give it to give you everything. No, you wanted to give me a hard time and then just walk off. I gave you the book. Everything's in there. You're not leaving till I tell you. Where am I going to go? I don't know. But you're not leaving. The Supreme Court says I have the right to live. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. You're going to go to jail now. The Supreme Court instead of somebody had to go to the bathroom. Yeah. You're going to go to jail now. You don't know your job. You're going to jail for obstruction. So go ahead and stand up for me. Despite the driver providing his driver's license and permit book, Deputy White refuses to allow him to use the bathroom, escalating the situation to a shocking level of force. Florida statute 776.0511 prohibits resisting an officer with force unless their actions are unlawful, but the driver's non-violent pleas for a bathroom break do not warrant the officer's response. Repeated commands to put your hands up and threats to tase ignore the driver's physical limitations from surgery, culminating in a taser deployment that results in the driver experiencing an involuntary stomach reaction due to the intense stress. The officer's indifference to the driver's visible agony while handcuffing him highlights a cruel misuse of power, transforming a routine stop into a dehumanizing ordeal. Jesus Christ. Did I still go? No, you can go to the jail. I can't sit now just because I had to go to the bathroom real bad. Okay, you were not leaving. I gave you my information. You gave me a hard time. No, I didn't. I told you I had to go real bad. Go ahead and sit in the car. No, he's self. I'm going to I'll search him here when we get to the exact. Yeah. Thank you very much. I appreciate it. It's a flashlight. No, I don't. Where the prongs are out? Thank you. I know I'm bleeding. Yeah. What about here? What's that about here? You got to take the cuffs off. No, I don't have to take Well, loosen the [ __ ] out of them. I told you guys operation couple months ago. You have anything on you that's going to stick? Do you have anything that's going to stick? No, I have nothing in my pockets. I'm just asking. Hang tight. Holy Jesus. This would all go a lot smoother if you would just relax. All you got to do is let me go to the bathroom. So, he ran to the red light of Jones. I went to stop him. He jumps out of the truck, tries to take off. Not you. Give me your information. I gave you my information. Relax. I gave you the book. I gave you my license. You see what I'm dealing with? I'm not giving you anything. I don't have to. I can leave. No, sir. No, I never said that. Supreme Court says I never said that. I have custody of him until he's done. We haven't searched yet. I was just getting ready to search. There's nothing on me. I was just finishing up with that. There's nothing on me but my wallet. Yeah, I hadn't got that far. Spread your feet for me. Okay. No. Spread your feet. Spread your feet some more. Do you have anything on? You're going to stick me on me. All this because I had to go to the bathroom. All this because you didn't listen. I had to go. It has nothing to do with you going to the bathroom. It has to do with you listening. I had a bad stomach ache and you wiggle the freaking bathroom. Just because I had to go to the bathroom real bad. You're going to freaking stop me. No. Somebody got gloves. I'll take the palms out. Pathetic. Holy [ __ ] Is this what our time has come to? Stop. No. Is this what our time has come to? Well, today you wouldn't let somebody go to the freaking bathroom. That's not what I said, did I? I was in a hurry. Stop yelling. Now that you've calmed down, alls I was going to do was get your information. Listen to me. Listen to me. All I do is get all your information. Didn't need Didn't need the ration that came. I couldn't wait. I couldn't hold it no more. I'm not even going to talk to you at this point. Let me ask you a question. Let me ask you a question. Just one question. When you get a bad stomach ache some some sometimes. All right. And and you get it real fast and real bad. You got to get to the bathroom real fast. Correct. Yeah. But you All right. You were driving a 20 30 26,000 lb missile the way you came off the interstate. It's all on tape. The whole interaction 30 seconds before I hit my lights shows you coming off the Listen. No, it didn't. No, it didn't. I'm not arguing with you. Are you going to let me talk so I can explain things to you? All right. I was going to give you a [ __ ] citation, all right, for the red light. I was going to get your information, get your phone number, and once I verified everything, let you go to the bathroom. But when you don't want to give me anything, listen to me. I I let you talk, did I not? So, either you're going to let me talk or you're going to sit in the back of the car and you're going to read the PCA at the end of the day because obviously you don't want to listen. I'm listening. All right. At which point you would have gave me the information, I would have let you go in there. I don't have a problem with that. But when you tell me you're going to let me go, I have to let you do this. I'm going to lose my job. Guess what? Game on. It doesn't It doesn't matter that you had to go. You are being consed by a law enforcement officer. At that point, you are not free to do anything you want to do until the stop is done. Now, like I told you, had I got your phone number, had you given me the information? Had you said, "Sir, yeah, I did whatever. I ran the stoplight and I I was trying to get here to go to the bathroom." I would have been, "Yeah, I understand it. No problem. Let get your information. Go do it and come back out." And it would have been as simple as that. But when you It doesn't matter. Did you not hear what I just said? You're not listening to me. But I'm not going to sit there and have an accident. Well, this is what happens in the meantime then when you don't listen. Well, when you because I don't know what your intentions are, okay? I don't know if you have drugs, you got a gun, if you're just trying to leave the scene, if you got you got a warrant. I don't know. It doesn't matter. Fingerprinted by the government. It doesn't matter. You drive a commercial vehicle. The government this whole this whole situation arised because you didn't want to listen. I get Well, I was in a hurry. I gave you my license. I gave you the permit book. Yeah. After like after like the fourth or fifth time I had to yell at you and then you said I'm still going to go. You're not going to go. You're not in control of this stuff. I'm not going to I'm not going to go to the bathroom in my pants. Well, you would have already been in the bathroom and been out of the ticket and been out of here. So, why didn't you just accept the book in my license? Because there's things I have to verify. Simple as that. I'm not going anywhere. Simple as that. I don't know that. How do I know? You jump out and you start to head away from the truck. Well, that's why I came over to you. No, you were heading back in there. Well, I came back over to you. Yeah, but then you want to get all she with me. I Well, I told you. And today you're going to take a trip to the jail. When they're done checking you out, we're going to take a trip to the jail. You knocked the other one out and he he tried to pull the other one out. It didn't work the first time and then he stepped on it. Then he did it again. Work the second time. Oh yeah. Taser. Taser. Taser. Taser. Like hell. You would since he's bleeding pretty bad. You want to put a band-aid or whatever? I can. We can do it then. Just you stick this down in here like pull straight out. And you pull it straight out. Just like that. It's going to hurt. You loosen this one for me. Just a little bit. This one right here. Yeah. Give me a second. I'll put another set of cuffs on you. All right. Turn around for me. Keep your arm right where it's at. That better tight now. Which one? This one. You can't bend your wrist. There you go. Can't bend your wrist. That's fine. Are you off gas here or no? No. I had to go to the bathroom. You guys do a lot of things differently to go. All right. Go ahead and have a seat. I can't fit in here like this. You just lean back. It'll all fit in there. There you go. It's tight, but it's the way we said. I just had my shoulder done. I get it. What a mess, man. Just listen to me. I'll help you out. I'm not a jerk, man. Apparently, you are. Whatever, dude. I don't care. I mean, I just You know me. This is not where I wanted to stop to go. How long you been my corpse was the first use of force? Did you say you haven't tased anybody ever? No, I didn't say that. What a mess. Sorry. You're good. Thank you. You guys be safe. Deputy White's decision to arrest the driver for resisting an officer without violence reflects an abuse of authority, especially since the driver provided his information and his truck was parked, posing no flight risk. Florida statute 843.02 defines resisting as obstructing an officer's duties. But the driver's cooperation with his license and permit book, coupled with his urgent bathroom need, suggests the officer could have issued a ticket and allowed him to relieve himself. Instead, the officer's insistence that the driver does not control the traffic stop and his derision of the driver's Supreme Court references reveal a focus on control over fairness. The driver was charged with resisting an officer without violence. He was also issued a ticket for running a red light. By prioritizing jail time over a simple citation, Deputy White's actions erode public trust, turning a manageable situation into a glaring example of corrupt overreach. Like and subscribe for more police cam stories. Watch the next recommended video.