Uploaded June 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Bodycam footage captured the pursuit by FWC officers as they chased down a driver who had confronted them on the highway while they were assisting an elderly couple with a tire change. During the tire change, a dark-colored van passed the marked FWC vehicles and disabled vehicle closely, with the driver yelling at the officers for being in the road. The officers decided to conduct a traffic stop on the van. After following the vehicle for about two blocks with lights and sirens activated, the driver finally stopped. Upon exiting the van, the driver engaged in a verbal altercation with the officers, disregarding their commands to return to the vehicle and raise his hands. Despite being informed that he was under arrest, the driver resisted, prompting the officers to attempt to restrain him physically. During the struggle, the driver attempted to grab one of the officer's tasers. Despite being drive-stunned multiple times, he continued to resist until eventually complying with the officers' commands to be handcuffed. EMS was called to assess the driver's condition, who showed signs of impairment, including the odor of cannabis and extreme mood swings. The driver requested to be taken to the hospital, and an officer accompanied EMS for the ride. Once medically cleared, the driver was read implied consent and asked to submit to a urine test, initially refusing but eventually consenting. A urine sample was collected and sent to the PCSO Lab for testing. The driver was then transported to the PCSO jail and charged with battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting with violence, and DUI, in addition to receiving three traffic citations.
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Bodycam footage captured the pursuit by FWC officers as they chased down a driver who had confronted them on the highway while they were assisting an elderly couple with a tire change. During the tire change, a dark-colored van passed the marked FWC vehicles and disabled vehicle closely, with the driver yelling at the officers for being in the road. The officers decided to conduct a traffic stop on the van. After following the vehicle for about two blocks with lights and sirens activated, the driver finally stopped. Upon exiting the van, the driver engaged in a verbal altercation with the officers, disregarding their commands to return to the vehicle and raise his hands. Despite being informed that he was under arrest, the driver resisted, prompting the officers to attempt to restrain him physically. During the struggle, the driver attempted to grab one of the officer's tasers. Despite being drive-stunned multiple times, he continued to resist until eventually complying with the officers' commands to be handcuffed. EMS was called to assess the driver's condition, who showed signs of impairment, including the odor of cannabis and extreme mood swings. The driver requested to be taken to the hospital, and an officer accompanied EMS for the ride. Once medically cleared, the driver was read implied consent and asked to submit to a urine test, initially refusing but eventually consenting. A urine sample was collected and sent to the PCSO Lab for testing. The driver was then transported to the PCSO jail and charged with battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting with violence, and DUI, in addition to receiving three traffic citations.
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![Police Bust Them For Playing Drinking Games On Beach
Florida Fish and Wildlife Officers were on beach patrol in Destin, Florida, Okaloosa County. While conducting marine resource inspections on the beach, Officers noticed a large group of young adults having what appeared to be a party. Numerous empty beer cans were scattered around the area, along with party items such as a funnel and a folding table used for drinking games.
One officer made contact with the individuals near the game table while another spoke with those within and around the pop-up canopy. When asked about their activities, the individuals at the table stated they were playing a drinking game and were in Destin for spring break, attending school. When asked if they were all over 21 years old, the group responded in silence. The officers then gathered the group and asked for identification. Out of the 15 individuals, only a few stated they had their IDs with them.
Officers asked again who was over 21, three people raised their hands. The officers collected IDs from those who had them and copied names and dates of birth from those who did not. The officer spoke with the three individuals over the age of 21, explaining the risks and potential violations associated with drinking with underage individuals. However, it could not be proven that they supplied the alcohol. Officers then inspected the groups coolers under the canopy and found a variety of alcoholic beverages, including beer and liquor.
The officers explained to each of the individuals that possessing alcohol under the age of 21 is a violation. They instructed the group to clean up their area and wait to be called on while they started their paperwork at the patrol vehicle. The officers confirmed the subjects identities through FCIC/NCIC with FWC dispatch by providing drivers licenses and by name and date of birth for those without identification. Of the 15 subjects in the group, 12 were under the age of 21.
Two subjects, [REDACTED] stated that they had not been drinking and were not affiliated with alcohol consumption. Officers offered to have another officer on the scene with a portable breath test (PBT), and they agreed. An Okaloosa County Deputy arrived to perform the breath tests. [REDACTED] test results showed that they had not consumed any alcohol, and they were released with no citations. Four individuals were issued citations, and deferred prosecution information was provided to them per Okaloosa County.
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