Around 1:00 a.m. in Tampa, Officer Ben spots a vehicle cruising in the dark. No tail lights, no visibility. But watch the driver's reaction closely. What sounds like simple nervousness about a forgotten wallet is actually the start of a calculated game. She's stalling and the officer is already sensing that the math isn't adding up. >> Hey, how you doing? Mosb police department. You know I'm stopping you. >> No, >> you ain't got no lights on. >> I'm so sorry. I just got off work. I work at the Long Ash. >> I'm so sorry. >> You have your license with you? >> Um I literally left my wallet at my job. literally just called my manager and that I left it. >> So, I don't have >> Do you have like a picture of your ID or anything? >> No. >> Do you have a Florida license? >> No. >> Do you have >> I only been in Tampa for like 2 weeks. I just started this whole thing. >> What state do you have a license out of? >> I had I went to I was in California. >> I've asked you kind of specific questions. You haven't really given me specific answers. >> I said I've been here for two weeks now. I said, "What license do you have? What state do you have a license out of?" You said I was in California. in California, >> right? Do you have a California license? >> If it's still active and I still like there. Yeah, it should be >> if >> if if it's still I don't know how it works like license plate wise like or like driver's license. Yeah. >> Right. >> I'm not sure how that works. >> Did you have a California driver's license? >> Yes. >> Okay. How long ago did you have a California driver's license? >> Probably like 2 months ago, I want to say that it was like active and everything cuz of my birthday for the date. You lived in Florida for 2 months? >> Yes. >> How come you haven't got a Florida license? >> Um, I I've been through a lot honestly. I've been going through a lot right now between like moving and like my kids and like child support and father my children and like this whole case thing. So, it's just I'm trying to get everything in order right now. >> And you don't have a picture of your license or any ID at all? No, sir. >> How am I not supposed to tell I'm not saying who you are? Who you are? >> I understand. I can give you my name. That's all I have. I don't have anything else. >> What's your name? Marina. M A R I N A. >> Last name? >> T R U. J I L L O. >> Do you have a middle name? >> No. >> Do you have two last names? >> What's your date of birth? >> Um, April 12th, um, 1995. >> What address would your license in California be under? >> It's my mom's address. I'm not sure. >> You don't know what address your mom lives at? >> Not really. I'm sorry. She moved around a lot. It was like Johnson and went to like like Sierra. She Yeah, it's a lot of addresses. >> So, hang on. So, you said you left your license, your wallet. >> Mhm. >> At your job. You just texted your boss. >> Yes, I text my manager. >> Are they still at your job now? >> No. >> Huh? >> No. >> Is there anybody there still? >> No. We're We close at 12:00. It's 12:47. I literally I'm just Yeah, I literally just got off work and just went home. I was just trying to get home. >> So, you're just leaving your job now? >> Yes, sir. >> You realize that you left your wallet at at your job before I even stopped you cuz you said I left my wallet at my at my house. >> Yeah, I text Yeah, I text my manager on my way home. >> Mhm. >> Yeah. I just parked right down there. I came back from Eore, >> right? I can see you got all this stuff on. >> Yeah. >> So, you're 2 minutes from your job. >> Yeah. So, you texted your manager that you left your wallet instead of turning around to go get your wallet? >> Yeah. No, she was already gone. Like, she lives like 2 minutes, 3 minutes away. So, she's like, "I'm not there anymore." >> So, where are you? >> I have to walk to my car, too. I had to walk to Pepper's Island as well. >> That's like seventh. That's like I work on Seventh Street, so I had to walk by myself to my car. I got in my car. Then, I realized I didn't have my license. And then I text her. She said she already left. So then I just start driving home. >> All right, hang tight. >> Name So, what what was your date of birth? >> 041295. >> 95. >> 95. >> And you don't have a Florida license? >> No. >> And you don't have a middle name? >> No. >> Whose car is this? >> This is my friend's car. >> Who? >> Aaron. >> Do you live with him? >> I mean, we're like living with each other. I'm not like officially like together, my friend. >> Who's What's Estrella? Marina Estrella Trillo 41298. Okay, hop out of the car. Here's where the lie falls apart. The system flagged her real birth date and middle name instantly, exposing her suspended license. She gambled on a fake identity to dodge a traffic ticket, but that decision just upgraded her night from a warning to a guaranteed arrest for resisting an officer. >> I don't know why you're playing games. >> I'm not playing games. >> You are playing games. You are playing games. >> You said you pulled me over cuz my lights are off. My lights have been off. >> My lights have been on this whole time. >> Are your lights on right now? They're not on because you don't have any lights on. >> No, they're not. >> Yes. You have You have daytime running lights on. You don't have lights on. Grab a seat. >> Mhm. >> 684 10154 not 1084 at 42nd Street. And we are factory. Yep. Shocking. Hang on. [ __ ] your head. Victors, >> can you approve this area for one? 307 Victor 613. for 684. >> Can I get a female for a search? >> Thankfully, Victor is 54. >> Okay, thank you. Yeah.47. like so stupid. She only have headlights on and she gives me a fake name. >> Sure. >> Because she doesn't she's got a like doesn't have a license. That's it. But she wants to lie to me about her name. So now she's going to go to jail for resisting for not having a license. >> No. Just dumb. All right. Get out. center right here. Place the car on. >> Just want to let you know you decided to deter this from I probably wasn't even going to write you a ticket for your suspended license. >> I was probably wasn't going to write you a ticket for anything because you want to play [ __ ] games with me. You're going to jail. >> I understand. Can I talk real quick? >> What? >> I I just I've been through a whole lot right now and I don't I don't have my license right now. So, I knew that if I was going to get caught up in anything, I would just get in more trouble. So that's the only thing the best thing to do is to lie to me and when I go back up and tell you again it was going to be that big of a deal because you didn't >> I didn't think that was going to be that big of a deal. You didn't smell anything? You didn't know? >> Really? I didn't smell anything. Did I say that I didn't smell weed in your car? Because I do smell weed in your car. >> I don't smoke. I didn't smoke. >> You don't smoke? That's cool. But you have weed next to you. I don't even give a [ __ ] about the weed. Okay. I'm letting you know right now your your >> lack of maturity is why you're going to jail. Okay? Do you understand that? >> No, I understand. I lack >> this could have went totally different. You wouldn't even got a ticket. But because you want to play games, >> you're going to jail. >> I got scared. You're in my face. I got scared. >> Really? How did I go? How did I approach you? Hey, >> ask me question because your lights because you could have given me your ID card and that would have been >> my lights are off. Your lights are off. Are your lights on right now? Are your lights on right now? No, they're not. >> And they weren't. Did you turn them on? No, you didn't. So, that is exactly how you're driving down the road. >> Okay. You understand that? >> Yes. >> Okay. Could you have given me your ID card? >> Yes. So, when I said you have a picture of your license, >> honestly, I can't I swear. >> Okay. So, you chose that road. You chose that road, not me. >> Okay. It wasn't my intention. I was just scared. Well, >> because you are >> have a seat and kick your feet up. >> Don't have any maturity. You're going to jail. Your car is getting towed. >> Yeah. >> Are you going to have a seat and just kick your feet up? >> Do you have anything in your pocket? It's hard. >> Can you wiggle this back in there? >> Yeah. >> Can you untie it? So, >> let me see the other one. >> Yeah. >> They're going to take them off there anyway, so we'll just keep it. There's nothing that I missed. Not even a penny. Nothing. No. Okay. Hold on. Mhm. All right. >> Thank you. >> Yeah, no problem. >> You didn't call the tow truck, right? >> No, I just booked it. >> Okay, I got it. No, I just want to say booking start, I'm not sure why you give me individual numbers. There we go. Am I going to miss Halloween? >> What >> am I going to miss Halloween? >> Are you going to miss Halloween week? >> Halloween. Like I have kids. That's all. >> Uh, probably not. going to jail or get two misdemeanor instead of going home. >> Sir, I understand. I really do. And I and I did apologize. Yes, it was after, but I did apologize. >> I was scared, that's all. window. In the end, honesty would have saved her. She turned a minor equipment violation into a trip to jail, all while sitting on a suspended license and hidden cannabis. 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