Well, that escalated slowly. For once, I'm on the officer's side.
A well deserved tazing. She was resisting arrest and was trying to hit and kick the officer after running from him.

Where does she get this sense of entitlement? Driving near 6 months with a broken taillight, and she balks at a fix it ticket? They don't have to let you off with a warning.

If that was a young man, the treatment would undoubtedly have been much more violent. Had she been black, it likely would have ended with gunshots. There's no excuse in the law for being white, female, fat, or old. Lock her up, she fled and assaulted that cop.
She's facing one hell of a lot more than $80 in fines now.

I didn't run, I just told you you couldn't arrest me and drove away....that's what running from the law means, hun.

Please Don’t Call Me “Hon”
https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/detours-and-tangents/201705/please-don-t-call-me-hon

Not judging. Just sayin'... It's a "thing."

Oh...I know...it was intentional.
She seems like the kind of elderly woman who thinks their age means their opinion supersedes everyone else's facts and dismisses them with "hun", "shug", "sweetie", "doll", "child"....'s. She clearly thought her opinion overrode the officer's lawful commands, there's no reason to think she's more thoughtful dealing with those with no authority.
Turnabout is always fair play.

Can't say I ever saw you misuse a word. ; )

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