Misdemeanor disorderly conduct charge.

I didn't say that and hate it for him just a fyi deal

 

Once you stiffened your arm and then the muscle spasm it certainly would appear that you were resisting the officers attempt at detain you. First off you left the scene, that's still a hit and run. That being said if you are not convicted of a crime it doesn't matter. Many companies will still hire on with a misdemeanor, but its up to them.
Good Luck.

 

Actually if it is not a lawful arrest he cannot be charged with resisting so that could also be challenged.

 

Definitely get a lawyer, like now today..

 

since no killing, maybe they felt no need to keep the video. that may actually be SOP for nearly any police dept..???????

 

Yea, unfortunately drop the coin on an attorney. Your at the mercy of the judge. And it's basically your word against theirs I guess.

What a #### sandwich.

Oh, btw, you were being cuffed for your protection.

Yea, eat the couple G's the lawyer is gonna get you for, and move forward.

 

Nah, when he noticed what the fool was fumbling with, he should've calmly presented his own so that when the thug turned his head as he raised up his own gun, all he'd see is:

...and of course if he didn't drop it, you'd drop him. Then you hold 'em there as you dial 911 to report the incident.

Of course, if you DIDN'T have the necessary tool to defend yourself, you were right to turn tail & run. Your mistake was not dialing 911 and reporting the incident ASAP...because usually the one who reports it is the one believed by the cops. By fleeing and assuming that was the end of it, THEY got to be the victim of a hit & run, leaving YOU fitted with the chrome bracelets.

And me personally? As a general rule of thumb, I don't turn my back on armed individuals...whether they have a badge or not...especially if they approached me while I'm on my own property. If they want ME to lay down my guns while talking to them on MY front porch, then they need to leave their own guns in their car when they come to my door to talk.

 

In addition to the above advice, I would add: Move out of the ghetto.