The video released by his lawyer ends as Gordon reaches for the phone and his left leg swings toward the open door. That’s not lawful,“ Gordon says after crying out as he felt the jolt. The officer then steps back and fires his stun gun. “Why are you being like this,” Gordon asks while being grabbed. “I don’t give a (expletive) what you feel like. “Sir, I feel uncomfortable, please get your supervisor,“ Gordon pleads, at which point Driskill holsters the Taser and grabs him with both hands, trying to pull him down through the open door. Get out!” the officer says, pointing the stun gun closer to Gordon’s body. The white officer repeatedly shouts “get out!” at Gordon, who is Black. You can’t do that officer because I called for your supervisor,” Gordon says. “He said he pulled me over for a traffic violation and he’s gonna Tase me.
It shows Delane Gordon holding his driver’s license as Collegedale Police Officer Evan Driskill stands with his taser in a firing position. That recording, made public by the driver’s attorney, tells a different story. The driver - who faces charges of speeding, resisting arrest and disorderly conduct based on the officer’s sworn affidavit - pressed record on his phone after he was pulled over. (AP) - A Tennessee police officer who used his stun gun on a DoorDash driver wrote an arrest report saying the man had become argumentative while denying he was speeding, refused to hand over identifying information, demanded to see a supervisor and stayed in his car when ordered to get out.
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