Monroe County deputies find a couple arguing on the overseas highway. Both run into the woods when officers approach. When caught, she immediately bites a deputy and later spits directly in his eye. She claims domestic violence by the boyfriend and asks to press charges against him. Active felony warrants from Monroe County are confirmed. She dares officers to tase her repeatedly throughout the encounter and claims to have had seven strokes. She is charged with felony battery on a law enforcement officer, felony resisting arrest with violence, resisting without violence, and criminal mischief. She faces up to seven years on the battery charge alone before her existing warrants are added. This video examines flight from police as consciousness of guilt evidence, Florida's battery on a law enforcement officer statute and why biting and spitting each constitute separate felony counts, the force continuum and taser deployment standard under Graham versus Connor, the officer's duty to investigate a domestic violence claim even while arresting the person making it, and what the medical claim requires officers to do legally versus what it cannot be used to prevent. Nothing in this video is legal advice. We are not practising attorneys. All commentary is for education, awareness, and accountability. Channel. Proof On Record.

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