Late one night in Charlotte County, Florida, a sheriff's deputy pulled over a driver whose license was suspended. Instead of staying put, the driver took off on foot and was caught within seconds. He complained that he could not breathe while continuing to argue, and when the car was towed, an inventory search turned up marijuana. What began as a suspended license became three separate charges. This video breaks down the law behind each one: - Driving while license suspended (Fla. Stat. 322.34) - Resisting an officer without violence (Fla. Stat. 843.02) - Possession of cannabis (Fla. Stat. 893.13) Eye on Patrol covers real police encounters to explain the law in plain language. We stay neutral on everyone involved, suspects and officers alike. All suspects are innocent until proven guilty. Want to see how footage like this becomes public? Every case starts with a public records request. You can pull records like these yourself at foia.direct.