It's my dad's car. But >> did he have it towed in like Miami? >> It was towed in Miami. >> Do you have a medical marijuana card? >> I do not. >> And you have fake IDs? >> They are mine my name. >> Fortunately, I do have the sl. >> She was 20 thinking she could play smart and slide through her first stop. The law doesn't care if you're cute, confident, or got a winning smile. One small mistake and everything flipped in an instant. From a routine traffic stop to a hard lesson she won't forget, this encounter proves that charm only gets you so far. Hit like, subscribe, and join the community. We break down real police stops exactly like this. On July 7th, 2022 in Florida, Officer Hon spotted a Volkswagen acting suspicious on the road. The tag came back flagged as abandoned and she had to pull over the young very pretty driver for a little chat with the law. >> Hello. It stopped you cuz the car is coming back with an abandoned vehicle. >> Oh, really? >> Yes. >> Whose car is it? >> It's my dad's car. But >> did he have it towed in like Miami? >> It was towed in Miami. >> I It was I had it towed in Miami and we need to get it back. >> Okay. So, you were driving it in Miami? >> Yes. >> Okay. and he knows he had to get the whole thing notorized. >> Um, I got to confirm it with Miami because they're the ones that enter it into the system. >> Okay. >> So, when a car gets towed and the owner is not present, they usually enter it as an abandoned dealer. >> Oh, really? >> Yes. Okay. >> It's going in the system. So, cops that brought up your top run your tag, it's going to pop up as >> Oh, wow. Okay. Yeah. I got towed like a month ago, so I'm surprised this is the first time. >> Yeah. All right. Well, I'm going to have them confirm it and get that taken out of the system and I'll be right back. >> Okay. Thank you so much. Yeah. >> While Officer Hampton confirms her license, a second officer arrives to join the chat because small details matter during traffic stops. >> Hi. What's going on? >> Not much? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Just drive home. >> Oh, yeah. All right. I'm just her backup. So, okay. >> I'm seeing what's going on. >> So, what happened? So, where was this car? >> Um, it was in Miami. I went down to get a tattoo and I worked in front of fire hydrant and I didn't realize I was fire hydrant. >> You don't want to mess with the boys. >> Yeah. And within 5 minutes of me being there, I was told. >> We're just going to sit here and wait a little bit. >> Okay. >> I'm so sorry. My car's a little messy. Listen, this is not messy compared to what kind of cars I see on a daily basis. >> You're fine. You're good. >> Have you been pulled over before? >> I haven't. >> Okay. >> Not your 2018. >> Oh, okay. I just want you to be like nervous. >> Oh, no. I'm okay. >> Okay. I had people cry. Oh, I last time I was speeding, so >> then when the officer's eyes caught the woman sliding her purse out of view, every red flag went up and she immediately asked the driver to step out of the car. I want to ask you a question. All right. Mind if I search the car? Okay. You hang out with her. Okay. >> Can I ask why you guys are searching for park? >> She asked. >> Okay. or >> do you vape or the >> um I do >> bad. >> I know. I know. >> Should not vape. Do you use like flavors or >> Yeah, it's just Turns out her instincts were right after all. Multiple fake IDs and something more. Did >> you get off work or working out or? >> No, I'm I just got a haircut actually. I have work at 4. So, >> and I wish it would cool off. >> Yeah. Oh my god, it's when I get into my car cuz in my driveway, the sun just beats right down in it. >> Sun visor. >> I do have one in the back seat. I just always forget when I'm coming from work to put it up. >> Do you have a medical marijuana card? >> I do not. >> Do you ever smoke weed? >> I have. How long has it been since you smoked weed? >> Um, I smoked yesterday. >> Did you? >> You don't use it in your vape, do you? >> No, I don't. >> We're still waiting to hear back. We sent the confirmation out to Miami to have it removed from the system. I'm still waiting to hear back if they had it done yet. >> Now you know not to park a fire hydrant. >> Yeah, I know. Oh my god. My dad was [ __ ] furious. >> It's just an eyelash brush. >> You got a lot of these? >> Yeah, I get my eyelashes done and she gives me some every time I go. >> Like what are these? >> Yeah, they're just for my eyelashes. Yeah, I bet your car gets really heavy. >> Oh my god, I can't even touch my steering wheel. >> Anything or no? >> Huh? >> She read anything or no? >> No. I did have a weak in my car. >> You have a weak thing? They're not ready. >> At this point, the officer does what the law requires. She reads the driver her rights. >> All right. If we're going to talk about anything like a weekend, I got to read you your rights. Okay? Or you mean you're under arrest. It doesn't mean you're under arrest. This means I have to read your rights. We're going to talk about it. Okay. >> All right. You have the right to remain silent, not answer any questions. Okay? Any statement you make must be freely and voluntarily given. Okay? You have the right to the presence of representation of a lawyer of your choice for you may be saved during the question. Okay? If you cannot afford a lawyer, you are entitled to the presence of representation of a court appointed lawyer before you make a statement regarding any question. Okay? If any time during the interview you do not wish to answer your questions, you are privileged to remain silent. Do you understand? I can make no threats or promises induce you to make a statement of your own free will. Do you understand? >> Any statement can and will be used against you in the court of law. Did you understand those rights? >> That's not a weak pen, right? >> No, it's not. >> That's just your pen. >> It is. >> Why do you carry it right there? Um, I usually don't, but I had it in my lap when I was driving and I guess didn't have anywhere to >> Yeah, she said she has a marijuana pen in there. >> Had fake IDs. >> And you have fake IDs. >> They are mine. They're in my name. >> They're what? >> They're in my name. They're mine. >> Oh, you had these made up. >> They were ordered. So, you had them made up. >> Um, not me personally, but not you personally. I my friend. >> Did you ask your friend for that? Cuz you don't usually just >> No, I know. Yeah. Okay. Like I was just saying I didn't physically make the world. >> Yes. >> You went there and asked them to have me. You got three of them. >> No, there's just only there's only one. >> Do you have a testing? >> Uh yeah, I do. >> Okay. So, what was the deal with those? Um, they were in my purse. >> You know, I I I get the obvious, but what's the uh I guess what's the like what are they for? >> Um, I don't know. I have them. My friends got them cuz we're all in college and they want me to come and visit them in college. >> How old are you? >> I'm 20. I'm going to be 21. 6 months, 5 months. She's only 20 and the officers just found a controlled substance in her car. Time for a little test to see exactly what they're dealing with. >> A marijuana card or anything like that? >> Where did you get it from? >> Um, one of my friends. Your friends order like bought your friend bought it for you. >> I know. So, I don't know. >> Sounds like your friends do a lot for you. >> They probably shouldn't keep it. >> Yeah, >> I know. It's hot. >> It's already purple. >> Oh, yeah. It's positive. >> Um, who's your phone? It's a felony to be in possession of fraudulent driver's licenses and the and the marijuana vap. Okay. >> So, unfortunately, I do have to place you my arrest. >> She's in the notes, right? >> Yes. >> Six. I think it's smaller than >> the female in the nose. Can she be 10:15 for signal 18? >> All right, we're going to come back to the park. >> Now she's under arrest and the reality of her choices is hitting her fast. But this stop isn't over yet. >> Yeah. Uh her neck. >> Yeah. And her earrings. Yep. >> Knock off your shoe for me. It's like you almost knew that I was looking in that purse, right? It's okay. You can be honest. >> Yes. >> It's not my first day. I know. I know it's here. >> I'm not a bad kid. >> I know you're not here. But I want this to be a lesson for you. Okay. >> Yes. >> Okay. So, and that should be even more so of a lesson. >> You know, it's not it's not our first day on the road. Right. >> In the end, she walked away with charges for fake IDs and a controlled substance, later dropped after 74 hours of community service. A tough lesson for a young, pretty 20-year-old who learned the hard way. What do you think? Drop it in the comments and don't forget to like and subscribe for more real body cam stories.