I just want to make sure this is that >> because you just told me that your name was Montreal Lee >> and now your name is Kyrie Moore. >> It is It is him. >> This woman claimed a 90 lb weight gain made her unrecognizable, but her excuse only confirmed the officer's suspicion that she was hiding a much bigger secret. It started as a simple traffic stop for dark window tints. The driver had no license and acted suspiciously from the beginning. When the officer ran the name she provided, the ID photo on file looked nothing like her. >> You would understand our concern because you look you look night. >> You look night and day different. >> She insisted she was the person in the picture, blaming a massive weight gain over 2 years. To prove her identity, she desperately offered to call her mother for verification. >> She would bring a picture of me. I have my mom literally two streets away. I will. >> But the officer noticed inconsistencies that weight alone couldn't explain. Her facial structure, including her nose, was completely different. His suspicion peaked when she became evasive about showing him her social media accounts. >> Call my mom. >> See, just you're you're under suspicion of misrepresenting your identity right now. >> Show your social media. >> We need that phone, by the way. Don't >> A subsequent search of the vehicle uncovered the real reason for her deception. Hidden in the back was a large plastic bag filled with a significant amount of weed. [Applause] Right. Right. Where? >> She denied any knowledge of the drugs, but her web of lies had already collapsed. >> Literally today. I did everything today. You can look. You can I can get my phone. I can show you my my plane ticket. Everything today. >> Today. Just I just got you. You didn't hear my mom on the phone. She said soon as >> her real name was finally revealed. confirming she had been impersonating someone else all along. >> Miss, I'm not going to ask you again before you get get in the handcuffs. Okay. >> I don't want to stand by you. You keep looking at me. You keep >> In the end, the 90 lb difference wasn't about her body. It was the weight of the crime she was trying to conceal.