Deputies in Florida had just stopped this vehicle for speeding and within minutes everything would spiral out of control. How you doing, Sergeant? Where you fly? Can I sheriff's office? Do you have your license, registration proof insurance? I don't have it, right? I have it, but I don't baby. Right here. Sorry. Registration proof insurance. Um, it's on my phone. Okay. What were you putting between your legs? Just that stuff. Huh? No, her keys are attached to that, man. Okay. Yeah. Sorry. Okay. This one is saying it's expired in this registration. Yeah, I'm good, man. You got light. Yeah. He was on probation for anything. Me? No. No. I'm just asking. I don't know. No. No, sir. Okay. I haven't been pulled over. Sorry. Since 2020. If you run it though on the back of the license plate. It should come up good. I know. I show proof of it. I see him looking. That's okay. When you find the insurance, just hold on to check your license. There's like a white between her legs. Between her legs? Yeah. You want to stand up for me? What's that on your seat right here? Underneath your left leg. Your left leg. That white rock. Stop. Stop. What are you doing? Put your hands on the dashboard. Put your hands on the dashboard. Do it now. Hey, get your hands up. Get your hands up. Get your hands up. Taser. Taser. Taser. Taser. Unlock the car. [screaming] Unlock the car. Do it now. Unlock the car on that side. Put your hands up. The door is open. It's out. We are open. Weaver. Weaver. Leave. Stop. Door was open. It was not open. My belt's on dude. My belt's on. That door is open. My belt's on. My belt's on. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Get on the ground. Stop. Get on the ground. Right here. I'm on the ground. Put your hands on your back. That door was open. That's my phone. Everything's on video. It wasn't open. No, the door was open. Get your hands off. The door was open. I promise you that door was open. It was not open. Do that. You did not need to do that. Male passenger narcotics. We had a taser deployed on the male passenger. Put your hands behind your back. Yes, sir yes, sir. Get your hands on the steering wheel. Unlocked. It was not unlocked. I'm on video trying to open it multiple times. You look at it. The red light, the red thing would be off. No. Yes, it was unlocked. It was unlocked. You know it was unlocked. Get us coverage. Just code three, please. Code three. Weaver. What the [ __ ] dude? Look. You see my door? You see how it's red? Get your hands on the steering wheel. It was unlocked. I promise you that door was unlocked. Get your hands on the steering wheel. I have nothing on me, dude. Yeah. You saw that? You just ate it. Oh, I didn't eat. You're on camera eating it. You're on camera for that door being unlocked. I promise you. You're thinking about it, aren't you? No, the door was not unlocked. It was unlocked. No, it wasn't. I promise you it was unlocked. No, it wasn't. I promise you it was unlocked. It wasn't. is it's on camera. I swear to God, it was unlocked. Look at mine. You see that red dot? When you look at that camera, that red dot's going to be showing on his door. You broke that window and tasered him for nothing. For eating, for eating drugs? No, that doesn't matter. That doesn't mean you could hurt people. What rules are okay to be broken then? You want to break rules, too. Correct. That door was unlocked. You know it. I'm calling a lawyer. I want to call a lawyer right now. I want to call a lawyer right now. No. Keep your hands on the steering wheel. I want to call a lawyer. Please let me call a lawyer now. Let me call a lawyer now. Necessary, sir. It was. I need to call a lawyer now. Keep your hands on the steering wheel. My hands have not moved, sir. Can I please call a lawyer? Weaver, please. Please. No, you can keep your hands on the steering wheel. My hands have not moved off the steering wheel. I'm secure, sir. Sir, I'm secure for real. Can I turn my car off? No, you can keep your hands on the steering wheel. Can you sit me up, will you, please? No. I need her out of the car, and I need her secured. I'm not able to get out. Yes, ma'am. Get my seatelt on. Can I get my seatelt off, please? Thank you. Okay, one second, ma'am. Please. I'm getting my shoe. You have plenty of time. Come on. Get out of the car. Excuse me. What did I do? It's stuck to her butt, too. There's something There's drugs stuck to her butt. Stop. What did I do? What did I do? I have never been arrested. What did I do? Shaking. You can see it. It was stuck to her boat. What are you talking about? Broke it off. I got her. I got her. The door was unlocked, sir. I didn't do anything. caught on her. Can you face the car? I'm not moving. It's caught on. I'm [ __ ] shaking. You want me to take my jacket off? You can take my jacket off, please. No. What did I do? You have narcotics stuck to the bottom of your butt. No, I don't. Yes, you do. No, I had food. Stuck to the bottom of my butt. It's [ __ ] food. It's not food. You broke that window and you know it. That car with door. Yes, I did break the window. You tasered him. That car was unlocked. I I broke the window. You're right. What the is going on? Can you just check her the light or something? Whatever she was trying to brush off. Yeah. This is what she wasn't able to destroy right here. Yeah, right here. You see the bag ripped open? There's meth right there on the seat. No. No, it's not. That's food. You guys chill. Did we get what he was trying to eat? I don't know. I couldn't. It was in his hand. He grabbed it from the center right there and was trying to eat it. Here's a piper right here on his feet. Dude. Dude, what? You can't be eating drugs, bro. Bro, I didn't eat anything. You're on camera, Michael. I didn't eat anything. You're on camera, Michael. Unlock the door. Oh, you're on camera, Michael. So, this was in the center console. It's an amphetamine prescription to uh obviously not her. She had five of those same pills in her purse. There's a croc right there. Inside the car. Yeah, right there. See it? I couldn't get much out besides this. Hey, there's a needle in here, too. There's a baggie down there, too. Yeah. You're the one eating drugs, bro. Bro, I didn't eat drugs. Come on, Michael. You're You're on camera through the window, bro. How am I on camera through the window? This is a camera through your window, bro. Yes. What's going on with my wife? She's getting arrested for what? For drugs in the car. What drugs? The drugs that she was sitting on. The needle in the car. Where is that? In the center of the car. Center console. If it's not yours, then it's hers. She's driving the vehicle. You want to play all these games? What are you charging her with? Narcotics. We got to test them. Slide that between it. Pressure on both sides. Flatten it up. What are you doing, Weaver? Pulling the probes out of her, bro. It's fine. Just don't move. Can we do something? Why are you charging her? Because you're saying that you weren't eating drugs, bro. We all know that you were eating drugs. Ready? Where's the drugs? Do you have anything that tests for drugs? They're probably inside your stomach. Okay, listen. You said you're testing something. Yeah, narcotics in the car. Where are the narcotics? They're in the car, Michael. Don't charge my wife with anything. Well, she's getting charged. Why? She had narcotics near her as well. And if I said they were all mine, would you let her go? There might be another one. Is there another one right here? Can I talk to you, dude? Can I talk to you? Yeah, I'm here. You can talk. But if you're planning on talking and admitting anything and need to read her your rights before start before we do that, we have kids, dude. You got me before. No, I don't have to let her go. Why would you take her to jail if I'm going to take your responsibility? She had narcotics. If I'm going to take responsibility for whatever. Well, if you're going to take responsibility before you do that, I need to ask you need your rights so you know you don't talk to us. All right, Michael, you have the right to remain silent. You understand each of these rights? I'd explain to you. Yes, sir. Okay. So, what are you saying that the car me? Well, tampering with evidence for eating whatever you ate on camera. But what evidence if there's nothing wrong? Dude, you know, you're out on bond. Oh, so that's a revoke bond on you. You're talking [clears throat] about felony? Eating narcotics is a felony, Michael. Yes. Yes. Eating narcotics is a felony. You're on two different body cameras. Corporal Green, who's at the driver window through the window that's open on the driver's side. You're reaching, digging in the center console. You pull out a bag of dope and you eat it. I'm trying to unlock the car before you're telling me. So, you're telling me the unlock buttons in the middle? I don't know, sir. Come on, Michael. Michael, you want to watch it yourself and see it for your own eyes? You're gonna show me right now. You're going to show me that I'm eating drugs, dude. Yes, you're eating drugs. Come on, man. If you find anything in the car, man, don't charge my wife. Dude, we have kids. You're the one who did this. All this could have been avoided if you just got out of the car. I was telling you to get your hands up and get out of the car. Trying to You were too busy trying to eat drugs, bro. You had a taser in my face. No, that was after you started digging for the center and eating drugs. You put them in. We'll take them both. Come on. Don't take my wife. She's going to jail, too, Mike. For what? Come on. Hop in the car. Come on. Come on. What have you found in the car? You haven't told me anything. Needle bags. You haven't said anything. Pipe pipe. The driver. Jessica was booked on multiple felony charges, including amphetamine trafficking and evidence tampering before posting over $25,000 in total bonds to walk free a week later. 5 months later, she was rearrested for a probation violation and sentenced to 180 days in county jail. As for [music] Michael, who was already out on bond for selling fentinel at the time of the stop, his luck ran out. He [music] was held without bond, pleaded no contest to his felony drug charges, and was sentenced to two years and 4 months in Florida State Prison.