Bodycam: Stubborn With An Attitude Challenges Officer To A Fight.

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Patterson, Stanislaus County, California --- According to police, on April 1, 2025, at approximately 12:20 a.m., a deputy with Patterson Police Services observed a red Audi driven by Joshua Rhodes run a red light at Sperry Avenue in Patterson. Deputy Helms initiated a traffic stop by activating his lights and siren. However, Rhodes did not immediately pull over, instead, he continued driving before briefly stopping, making a U-turn on 6th Street, and finally pulling over on C Street.

Police said Rhodes was transported to a local hospital for booking clearance. After being cleared and exiting the hospital, Rhodes verbally challenged Deputy Helms to a fight.

The Stanislaus County Distric Attorney'office filed the following charges against Joshua Rhodes:

PC69 Resisting arrest by force.

PC 148 (a) (1) Delaying and obstructing a peace officer.

PC 243 (b) Battery on a peace officer.

The Stanislaus County Distric Attorney'office filed the following charges against the passenger Elianna Barraza:

PC 148 (a) (1) Delaying and obstructing a peace officer.

The Patterson Police Services said that while they cannot provide specific details regarding the case at this moment, they want to take this opportunity to provide the public with important educational tips and guidelines for interacting during a traffic enforcement stop.

Traffic Stop Tips:
· Pull Over Safely: Once you notice you are being pulled over, safely move your vehicle to the side of the road. Avoid obstructing traffic and stop at the earliest safe location.
· Fully Roll Down Your Window(s): This allows for clearer communication between you and the deputy.
· Be Polite and Respectful: Deputies have the authority to issue citations for traffic violations but can also exercise discretion if there are mitigating circumstances. Always maintain a respectful tone, as it will help facilitate a smoother interaction.
· Keep Your Hands Visible: Place your hands on the steering wheel to provide reassurance to the deputy. This also applies to any passengers in the vehicle.
· Comply with the Deputy’s Lawful Orders: Deputies may ask passengers to exit the vehicle for officer safety reasons. While you may question the necessity of a request, it’s important to comply in the moment. There are formal processes in place to address any concerns about your rights.
Legal Information Regarding Traffic Stops:
· Pennsylvania vs. Mimms (Supreme Court): During a lawful traffic stop, officers can ask the driver to exit the vehicle and conduct a pat-down search for weapons if they reasonably believe there is a safety threat.
· Penal Code 834a: If you know or should reasonably know you are being arrested by a peace officer, you must refrain from resisting the arrest.
· Penal Code 835a: Officers may use reasonable force to make an arrest, overcome resistance, or prevent escape. Their decision to use force is carefully evaluated based on the circumstances of the situation.
· Penal Code 653x: Misuse of the 911 emergency line is a misdemeanor.
· Penal Code 148(a)(1): It is a misdemeanor to willfully resist, delay, or obstruct a public officer, peace officer, or emergency medical technician during their duties.

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