Wild bodycam footage shows

During the arrest in May, threatening public authorities, a patrol has been released from behind a patrol car from behind a patrol car, showing a democratic candidate in the South Carolina Gubernatorial race going on a deserted boundary.

The footage features William “Mulins” McLins, an injury attorney, semi-naked with the pearls of sweat, which was going on an undeclared rent for about 35 minutes after the Charlston Police Department after the May 14 incident.

According to a report by the Charleston Police Department received by Fox News Digital, McLod was only wearing underwear and shoes at that time.

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The footage surfaced immediately after the announcement of his candidature, although the incident was locally reported at that time. The South Carolina Democratic Party has called her to leave.

The video begins with McLeod, about class-action cases and before going to the victims, an officer asked him for his name, but he refuses to comply with.

“Let me tell you that Superman feels good. I am Superman,” says McLeod.

The officer offers the name John Doo, which makes McLeod agree.

“You know what? John Does is fine. John Does is fine. I don’t give an F —” Say McLeod. “Just remove these huts, call me whatever you want. I don’t care. Just stop this S —, take me out of this car, my name doesn’t matter.”

Later in his bachelor, McLIOD said, “I don’t care what you call me, God calls me. You think I give a f —?”

During the impure tires, McLeod threatened many current and former South Carolina politicians, including Republican Attorney General Alan Wilson, who started their Gubarentorial dialect before this summer.

“I am going to kick my F — ING teeth,” McLeod barks, apparently, referring to Wilson, claiming the political system.

They rape. Nancy Mess, Rs. C. Made bizarre references for, which are also in the race and President Donald Trump said that the President would “be able to take you out,” which was also aimed at Wilson.

They are also heard using racial slarses.

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McLeod also refused to get out of the patrol car when he came to jail, instead instead of telling an officer that he will “sleep here”, video show.

“No, I am not doing it, no. I am not getting out of this car. It’s time to go to bed,” he shouts at the officer.

Police said McLeod’s eyes were “extremely blood and extremely thin,” and he was sweating.

The report stated, “It should be noted that R/O (officer responded) knows that these symptoms should be specific to a person under the influence of a stimulant drug due to their training and experience,” the report states.

“Additionally, in intake, the criminal continued inconsistently elegance and got out at one point and kicked the other prisoner.”

According to police reports, the authorities took them into custody, walking with a marine region and shouting loudly and waving their arms. Officials said they could hear her away from a block and ordered her to place their hands behind their back, the point at which she started shouting loudly and closed her arms.

The police report said, “The man offered fake names as well as not having a physical ID, he was placed under arrest and booked as ‘John Do’ in ACDC (Al cannon detention center),” the police report.

According to the report, in a bond hearing after his arrest, McLeod’s lawyer told a judge to a judge and a judge arising from exhaustion.

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Fox News reached McLeod for digital comment, but did not get immediate response.

South Carolina Democratic Party President Christell Spain said that McLeod should reconsider her candidature in a statement on Wednesday.

The statement stated that after reviewing the transcript of Dashakam footage from his recent arrest, it is clear that Mr. McLeod is navigating intensive challenges and should focus on his mental and emotional welfare rather than a campaign for the governor. “” We offer him compassion and pray that he needs his support. “

McLeod established the McLeod Law Group in Charleston and fought cases related to cases of toxic tights, violation of civil rights, wrongdoing deaths, horrific injuries, nursing home misuse and commercial negligence, according to their campaign website.

He is going to organize a press conference to address the incident and make it clear that he is not getting out of the race, South Carolina Public Radio Informed McLeod says that the arrest was illegal and parts of the Dashkam video were released to damage their recently launched campaign.