Fla. Officer injured after the suspect had pulled him 150 feet into the vehicle

Bradenton, Florida-a police officer of Bradenton, was hospitalized after he was pulled by a vehicle during a traffic stop that ended in an accident and led to the arrest of a 19-year-old suspect. Fox 13 reported.

The incident of May 20 occurred when an official tried to cover a vehicle. The suspect could not keep the commands and asked the officials to approach the vehicle and asked him repeatedly to switch off the engine.

Body Camera film material shows the officer who asks the driver 12 times to switch off the car and is concerned that the suspect could flee. When the driver refused, the official opened the driver's door and reached inwards to bring the vehicle into the park.

At that moment, the suspect accelerated and pulled the official about 150 feet before falling against a pole.

The visibly injured officer was crawled on the floor on video and fought to stand. Several officials arrived quickly and took the suspect in custody after opposed and beating several officers. A search for the vehicle discovered a kilogram of marijuana and 62 THC Vape cartridges.

The officer was taken to the hospital with a patrol car and treated a separate shoulder and light leg injuries for concussion. Since then he has been released and has recovered at home, according to the Bradenton Police Department.

The suspect is charged with several crimes, including a heavy battery of a law enforcement officer, the resistance of an official by violence and driving with a suspended or revoked license.

He is currently being held in the manatee County prison. The incident remains examined.

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