He claimed he was "doing so good lately" while begging a Flagler County Deputy to let him go for a stolen tag. But everything changed when they found a concealed firearm and a bag that the deputy estimated at over 4 grams. In Florida, 4 grams of Fentanyl isn't just a mistake—it’s the legal threshold for a First-Degree Felony "Trafficking in Fentanyl" charge. Under Florida Statute 893.135, this carries a mandatory minimum of 3 to 7 years in state prison, regardless of how much the suspect begs. What do you think? Should the judge stick to the mandatory minimum, or does this suspect deserve the maximum sentence? A) Mandatory Minimum (3-7 Years) B) Maximum Sentence (30 Years) Vote in the pinned comment! 👇 Legal Disclaimer & Context: This footage is provided for educational and journalistic purposes to document law enforcement procedures and the legal consequences of criminal activity. This channel does not promote or encourage the use of illegal substances. All suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. #Bodycam #FCSO #Police #TrueCrime #Justice #Shorts #LawAndOrder