Ebony Washington was four months pregnant with three children in the car when she slowed down, put her hazards on, and drove to a lit gas station to stop somewhere safe — exactly what safety experts tell you to do. Deputy Jacob DeSue drew his gun, told her he'd "put her into the ground," and cuffed her over a speeding ticket. Then a supervisor arrived and did the complete opposite. Brad Graves breaks down what the law actually says about pulling over when you don't feel safe — and the 3 things that protect you at a night stop. 📘 Get the Know Your Rights Playbook — every stop, search & warrant in plain English, on sale now: rightsplaybook.gumroad.com ⏱ CHAPTERS 0:00 The stop that ended a deputy's career 1:33 She drove to a lit gas station to feel safe 4:05 What the law says about a dark-road stop 5:01 "I've got my gun on you" 7:07 "I don't care about the why. Just shut up." 10:15 The second officer does the exact opposite 11:53 The Know Your Rights Playbook 12:28 The video leaks — Deputy DeSue resigns 14:08 It goes national + the federal lawsuit 15:52 3 things that protect you at a night stop ⚠️ This video is for education, not legal advice. Footage: Bradford County SO body camera (public record). #KnowYourRights #TrafficStop #BradGraves ⚖️ Educational only — not legal advice. Laws vary by state.

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