Police bodycam from Davie, Florida: a McDonald's drive-thru stop ends with felony fleeing and battery on a police officer. An officer responds to a drive-thru disturbance call and finds a driver refusing lawful orders to step out of her vehicle. When he grabs the door handle to open it, the handle snaps off in his hand. She tells him to break the window, takes a drink, shifts into reverse, and drives over a curb and through landscaping to get around two patrol cars boxing her in — tearing her own front bumper off in the process. The pursuit ends a few blocks later against a row of pillars. Officers use a ballistic shield to extract her through the door that no longer opens. But the heaviest charge on the arrest sheet was not produced by the drunk driving allegation or the chase. In Florida, battery on a law enforcement officer is charged at a higher felony tier than the same act against a civilian — and the conduct that triggered it happened at a hospital entrance, after she was already in handcuffs. This video is original legal commentary and analysis of publicly released body-worn camera footage. ⚖️ LEGAL NOTE: All charges described are allegations. The defendant is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law. This video is commentary and general information, not legal advice. 🎥 FOOTAGE: Body-worn camera video released as a public record by the Town of Davie Police Department under Florida's public records law. #bodycam #policebodycam #truecrime

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