MARION COUNTY, Fla. — Deputies said a Marion County man wouldn't pull over, and now he faces eight charges.
Investigators said a deputy saw Robert Combs driving recklessly and tried to pull him over, but Combs drove away.
Video appears to show the suspect peeling away, swerving and sometimes driving into the opposite lanes of traffic.
Investigators said Combs made it three and a half miles before the use of stop sticks pushed him off the road.
Deputies said he is seen careening around curves, nearly rolling over and blowing through stop signs.
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Deputies said Combs ran away, and the deputy followed him; he was finally taken down by a K-9.
"I'm done. I'm done," he said as he surrendered.
"Put your hands behind your back. Get the dog off, brother," a deputy is heard saying in video.
Deputies said they discovered heroin, meth, marijuana, drug equipment and multiple long guns on Combs and in his car.
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He was charged with driving under the influence, fleeing and driving while a license was suspended or revoked.
Deputies said a woman in the car with him had minor injuries.
Combs' driver's license has been suspended five times, investigators said.