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🚨 Florida Man vs. 2 Sheriff’s Deputies = instant extra charges. Dude fought back, resisted arrest, and now he’s looking at battery on law enforcement officers on top of everything else. Florida reminder: Resisting never ends well. Comply first, lawyer up later.

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