Subscribe for weekly exclusive raw police videos 🚨 Police Report: “On March 15, 2022 I arrived at the Chipola Mart in reference to a subject brandishing a firearm. Marianna Police Department Communications advised, a silver or gray in color Silverado was driving around Milton Ave area and a white male driver was brandishing a firearm out of the window. I observed a gray in color Ford. I observed a white male driver, sitting in the driver's seat, dancing and waving what appeared to be a firearm in the air. I ordered the driver to put the firearm down and display both hands above his head. The driver complied and put the weapon down, placing his hands in the air. I then ordered the driver to put his hands on the roof of the vehicle which he failed to comply. I gave the order again and the driver stared back at me, visibly under the influence of an unknown substance. The driver was removed from the vehicle and identified. The driver immediately notified me, the weapon was a pellet gun, not a real firearm. A check of the item did yield a black in color, plastic pellet gun. There was also a pellet rifle on the passenger floor board, propped up against the passenger seat, in plain view. In speaking with the driver I detected the strong odor of an alcoholic beverage emanating from his breath as he spoke. The driver became argumentative, stating he was not driving and his significant other was just down the road. The driver’s eyes were bloodshot and glassy. The driver also had trouble keeping his balance. The driver was asked to perform a series of standardized field sobriety tests which he refused to perform. The driver was informed, failure to comply with a lawful request for him to complete a series of standardized field sobriety exercises would result in a decision towards criminal charges being made with the current information available. The driver again refused. The driver was advised he was being criminally charged with driving under the influence. The driver was transported to the Marianna Police Department for a lawful test of his breath to determine its alcohol content. Once at the office, the driver was instructed by Officer McCormick to exit the vehicle. The driver refused to do so. McCormick instructed him several more times to exit the vehicle and he responded by saying “no, go f”ck yourself, contact Donnie Edenfield”. The driver was informed he was being criminally charged with resisting an officer without violence and transported to jail. Communications advised the driver had a suspended license for failure to complete DUI school as of February 01, 2022. The driver was found to have several previous criminal charges for habitual traffic violations, the driver is not currently listed as a habitual traffic violator. I reviewed camera footage for the Chipola Mart and found the driver to be operating the motor vehicle on Milton Ave traveling north and entering the parking lot. The driver is observed parking in the same spot I located him in, exiting his vehicle and walking around the truck. The driver enters the store, brandishes the pellet gun, which the store clerk believed to be a firearm, and then placed it in his waistband. The driver paid for his items, exited the store, and returned to his vehicle. An inventory of the vehicle was completed. In completing the inventory, I located two empty containers of alcoholic beverage, Fireball, each 100 milligram size bottles.” Intro: (0:00) Incident: (0:11) Outcome: (7:17)