Winter Springs Police Chief apologizes, officer resigns after FOX 35 investigation: EXCLUSIVE

A Winter Springs Police officer held Kevin Finley at gunpoint and placed him in handcuffs in his own driveway, accusing him of fleeing.Finley was acquitted of his charges after playing a judge footage from his Tesla, which showed that he did not see the officer trying to pull him over for a traffic stop.Arrested at gunpoint in his drivewayThe case took nearly two years to resolve. Finley said he was driving home after dropping off his children at school when he encountered a vehicle stopped in a median. Believing it was disabled or making a U-turn, he drove past it.A Winter Springs police officer attempted to stop him, but Finley said he never realized police were behind him.Tesla footage showed there was only a brief moment when the patrol car's emergency lights were visible before curves in the road and nearby buildings obscured the unmarked vehicle.The officer, however, interpreted the situation differently.When Finley arrived home, he said he heard sirens outside, reopened his gara