Watch what officer Ijanovic finds in this man's pocket. 4:22 a.m. Lilburn, Georgia. A wanted driver walks into a Chevron. >> [music and singing] >> 4:22 in the morning. Lilburn, Georgia. Officer Amadin Ijanovic is on routine patrol in zone 3 South, the Chevron at 547 for Lawrenceville Highway. It's a traffic warrant out of out of out of Douglas County. But, he's got a he's got a caution. Known to abuse drugs. Violent tendencies. Reference to previous history of actual narcotics and weapons offenses. All that on a damn traffic warrant? Huh? All that on a damn traffic warrant? Well, they Well, they Well, they put that as a caution. Yeah. Just in case. He spots a black 2011 Chevy SUV in the parking lot. He runs the tag, Georgia plate TAT 1621. The hit comes back fast. The registered owner, Steven Tyrone Smith, 36 of Douglasville, is wanted out of Douglas County on a traffic warrant. >> No, I just got the damn chills, man. Straight car. All right, go for the catch and anomaly. Okay. 10-23. Can't see well, but I think Yeah. Mhm? All right, probably have poker machines all the way at the back. Go for. There's a caution flag on the hit. Based on Mr. Smith's history, Ajanovich doesn't go in alone. Is he in there? Yeah. Oh, thanks. Don't say anything. Don't say nothing. Don't say nothing. Say what? No. Yeah. He must be No. He's going to be on >> to be on duty. I got you, man. You told me. No, even Ricky is on duty today. I I know. >> filling in. >> He calls for backup. I already glanced at the car. I don't really see anything. No. No, I'll run them here. Nothing but a bunch of trash in there. Come on, Laing thing, man. City ain't that big. Officer Laing pulls in. Officer Land pulls in. Three officers, one wanted man, one Chevron at 4:00 in the morning. Make sure this date of birth matches first. Since it's such a common name. Take your time, guy. Huh? They walk up to the door. 051530 Steven Smith, 6221988 That's him? Yeah. Well, I I'm about to find out. Huh? You got to check that camera. >> What is a good selling like what's a good flavor pop? Hey brother. Are you Steven? Steven? Mhm. Steven Smith? Yeah. Can I talk to you for a second? What? Come on brother. Come talk to you. Come here. I'm just sitting here playing. Brother, what I do? Okay. What did I do? All right, look. I'm coming I'm coming out. But what did I do? You got a warrant. Warrant for what? >> Look. Warrant for what? Look. For what? You resist, you're going to get dog bit, all right? >> Dog bit? What did I do? I'll let you know. Dude, it's just a traffic warrant. Relax, bro. Relax. Relax. Out of Douglas County. Chill out. Don't do not Hey. For what? Traffic what? Yeah, you got a traffic warrant. Just chill out. Rear tag on the car. That's all. You're registered on the right. Black Suburban. I'm going to pat you down. They may not even take you. Yeah. Okay. Just chill out, man. Three officers walk through the door of the Chevron. Ajanovich identifies Mr. Smith near the counter. You were a little hesitant, so Okay. Appreciate your cooperation. That's it. They may not even watch you. With COVID and stuff like that, they may say don't worry about it for right now. You good? Right now you're being detained, okay? You got anything on you we need to know about? Any guns, knives, weapons, drugs, anything like that? Okay. Just to clarify, search you, man? Yeah. It's all right. I see. >> He asks Mr. Smith to step over so they can talk. Smith hesitates. He backs away. I turned it off. Can you just hang out right there, okay? Smith tenses up. He becomes non-compliant. 1910 Rex. Ask Ask him to run your information. And then they're going to call Douglas County and say, "Hey, now you've got contact." Ajanovic gives him the warning. Don't pull away or resist, or the canine comes out of the vehicle. I ain't never seen nobody come in the store. I'm friends with the owner. Catch me I'm here almost. You know why because we get a bunch of stolen vehicles here. I don't know. But yeah, you know what I mean. That's a lot of stolen vehicles, stolen tags. You got your ID in here, brother? I'm sorry. Smith doesn't resist. Ajanovich secures him in handcuffs. No force used. I understand. Right side, right jeans pocket. A clear plastic baggy. White crystalline substance. Ajanovich recognizes it immediately. Ajanovich asks if he can search him. Smith says yes. Consent granted. >> Watch your back, all right? Can I see your papers and pistol? I'll just get it in one second. Just papers. I'm sorry? Just papers. You want her to have all this? Okay. You got a card in here you want her to have that? I'm sorry? Yes, sir. Okay. You got your ID that way I can write in the report that all the stuff was released to you. >> And the only thing I have is like a digital That's fine. That's okay. I'm sorry? Can you have a cigarette? Yeah, absolutely. I have no problem with that. We'll step outside in just a minute, okay? I like that folding up. I like it. Pretty practical though. I like it. It's just not a good phone. Like I dropped it and cracked the screen on the other one and I guess I didn't find a new screen and Mix being. You know, you press the wrong button. Huh? I'm sorry? Yeah, I mean it's a lot of lot of mix being had. Mix being had. You know, you press the wrong button and you find out something and you see me at the mix being part. Okay. How you doing this week? You want to give me your number and your address or something like that? I'll give you my number later. I'll put your penny back in here. I don't know if you want that nail or not. >> Do you want me to Big one? This is the one I want. Let me show him my ID first. Smith is in cuffs. No force used. The officers move him to a quieter spot in the store. >> Hold on. I appreciate it, man. How you doing, buddy? All right. I got to log out of No, no. It's okay. All right. Would it be easier for me to just get your name and date of birth? I mean, I mean, I know my ID number and stuff. What is your >> Can we do that? Um Give me your name. That's what I'm saying about the ID. What's your What's your date of birth? 050 44 24 1986 And what's your uh first name? Rebecca. You got it? I got it. Last name, too? Morgan. Oh, hold on one second, ma'am. Hey, I'm going to run my dog around the car in your parking lot. Is that okay? Mhm. Okay. Actually, I Date of birth 3 17 1986. Sure we'll return to a white female. The penny. Yeah, I don't know if it's good luck penny anymore. She drives a blue That's okay. I'm going to run her name. How do you spell that? That's good. Yeah, that's good. Does that sound like where the info for the warrant was sent to? Like the paperwork? Yeah, you got the dog was counting. I'm saying like what it says. He's never even got anything mailed to him. It's a Well, it's a It's a probation violation. That's what they That's what they just said, brother. It's for like no Did you have like a no insurance like ticket? But you still got a ticket, right? 3.71 g, roughly an eighth of an ounce, field tested positive for methamphetamine. I just ain't buying. I'm going to run the dog around the car. Okay. Ajanovich gets permission from the Chevron's property manager to use his K9 on the vehicle. K9 Ajax does a free pass and a detailed pass around the SUV. Yeah. We'll we'll set you down and and we'll open a window and you can talk all you want. How's that sound? >> Back. Just Just step back, please. Ma'am, just take her back, please. This way. No alert. The vehicle stays clean, but the warrant out of Douglas County is confirmed. Smith is now facing two charges. The active warrant and a felony for the meth. Yeah. Yeah. Hey, he did it so I know he did, but I want to Take him to the front of the car and let him let him smoke. You You You're right and you've been cooperative, so You got his Yeah, his cigarettes? Have Have a seat on the front of the bumper. That way we're away from the pumps. Hey Get him a smoke. Lighter. Ajanovic gets permission from the Chevron's property manager to use his K9 on the vehicle. K9 Ajax does a free pass and a detail pass around the SUV. Steven Smith was transported to the Gwinnett County Jail and booked. The methamphetamine went into evidence locker number five at the Lilburn PD. Ajanovich obtained a separate arrest warrant for the possession charge that same day. No alert. The vehicle stays clean. Dispatch confirms the warrant out of Douglas County. Smith is now facing two charges. The active warrant and a felony for the meth. In Georgia, possession of methamphetamine in any amount is a felony. Up to 15 years in prison for a first offense. Mr. Smith had a wallet full of someone else's paperwork, a baggie in his pocket, and a warrant