I'm talking to ONE OFFICER. JUST ONE. ONE OFFICER. PLEASE DON'T TOUCH ME. HEY, please don't TOUCH ME. HEY, WHAT THE LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. HE'S GOT A KNIFE. Police officers stop vehicles for a wide variety of reasons. Speeding, faulty equipment, running red lights, or the lack of a valid registration. Get out of MY FACE NOW. OKAY, YOU'RE ON YOUR OWN. STOP. STOP. While most of these cases end with citations, some turn into larger cases based on unexpected fines or the behavior of the driver. Today, we'll look at some rare cases where pure chance led to drug busts and arrests. On October 10th, 2022, the police noticed a car with an illegal license plate stuck to its back window. The police prepared for a routine traffic stop, but it would turn into something far more deserving of their attention. All because of the driver's unpleasant attitude. Here, what's your first name? Moana. How do you spell that? J. Is your license out of Florida or Ohio? Ohio. Ohio. Okay. All right. Sit tight one second. She She knows she's not supposed to be driving. She got she already has gotten stopped for this. What's she doing in there, too? I don't know. So, she got she's gotten issued a citation for this October 1st. So, 6 days ago. She got an attitude, too. the first thing. No, it isn't. Oh, yeah. No, it's not the It's not the fact of the matter of knowledge or not. It's the fact of the matter of our of 1015ing on this. B is out here with us. So, I'll go grab her so we can go up there cuz B is going to do a female pat and then we'll do our inventory of the vehicle and everything. The suspect identified by the officer as Tana is already showing a bit of an attitude. Upon checking the database, the officer finds that she's already been issued a citation for the license plate issue and also notes her sassy demeanor. After confirming this, the next step is to conduct a search on the suspect and check what's in her vehicle, but it seems like Tana has other plans. Um, my proof that I'm valid and my insurance and all that. I just wanted to make sure you guys Well, go ahead and step out of the vehicle for me. Uh, for what? Step out of the vehicle for me and I'll explain everything to you. Well, if you step out of the vehicle now, that's an order. If you don't, I will take you out of the vehicle. Why do Why are you acting like this over a license plate? It's not over a license plate. Please step out of the vehicle. What's What do you mean? Miss Thomas, please step out of the vehicle. This is your last warrant. Please step out of the vehicle before I remove you from being Cuz you're not complying at this point. I'm trying to ask what? What? Why? I told you. I'll explain that to you when you step out of the vehicle. I don't feel comfortable stepping out of the vehicle. Okay. Please step out of the vehicle. You're being placed under arrest. How's that? For what? Driving while license suspended on the first you No, my license is not suspended. I just tried to show you that. Your license still is suspended out of Ohio. You were I just tried to show you that. I literally Okay. As of right now, you're being detained. How's that? Are youing serious? My license valid. I'm calling my insurance agent right now. Like right now. I'm not stepping out of the vehicle. Bro, please don't touch me. Hey, PLEASE DON'T TOUCH ME. HEY, WHAT THE Stand up. Put your hands on your back. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND your back. Move back. You're now being charged resisting. I'm not resisting. Toana repeatedly refused to step out of the vehicle, wearing the officer's patience thin. Instead of calmly following the issued orders, she argued and displayed frustration, even when warned that there would be consequences. This is already considered resisting arrest. But she's not stopping there. No, please don't touch me. Please don't touch me. Please don't touch me. Please don't touch my phone. I'm recording this situation. That's fine. I'm putting your phone down cuz you're not under arrest for resistance. Wait, stop. No. Oh my god. Why are you guys like this? 41. You're susceptible. 105. I just tried to SHOW YOU THAT I'M VALID. I LITERALLY JUST TRIED TO show you the vehicle. Because of what? I told you why. WANT TO KNOW WHY I told you why? AND I WAS JUST I literally JUST FLAGGED YOU GUYS DOWN TO SHOW YOU MY PAPERWORK. I LITERALLY told you. Are you serious? I have been very compliant. No. When I tell you to step out of A VEHICLE WHEN YOU'RE NOT TELLING A PERSON WHY THAT'S illegal anything that I need to be aware about. No. No. I mean, what do I have on me? I just have to check before you go to the jail. The female officer begins patting Tana down and also informs her that her car will be towed. Tana didn't take this lightly at first. However, all of a sudden, she drops her attitude. Now, we can watch her act like a victim. Can I please call somebody so they can come get my car? Toad. Please stop. That's my That's my livelihood. Seriously, turn the car. Oh my god. You guys are crazy. No. DO YOU NOT REALIZE? NO. I WAS TRYING. I made the situation worse for you. I was talking to you. No. That's bull. That's not bull. It is when you have proof that I'm open. Can you please let me call somebody to get my truck, PLEASE? THAT IS MY ONLY WAY TO WORK. IN THE VEHICLE, please in the vehicle. Oh my god. Please. I'm begging you. This is my life. In the vehicle. I don't live here. In the vehicle. Stop making this worse for yourself. You're already getting charged RESISTING CHARGE. ALL I WANT TO do is call someone to get my vehicle. Please by resisting me and resisting my orders and then trying to pull away from us. I am not going to work with you on that. You make my job harder. I am not going to be nice. Think about why I did. Okay. I It doesn't matter why. I gave you a lawful order to exit the vehicle. Please listen. Please. Please listen to me. That's all I'm asking you. Please speak. You can sit in the vehicle while you speak. LOOK, I JUST GOT OUT OF LIVING OUT OF MY VEHICLE. I just came down here, okay? I just found out that I was unknowingly driving while under suspension. I fixed that [ __ ] yesterday. Tana continues arguing, claiming she has paperwork in her phone that'll prove the original issue had already been solved. Even if that were true, refusing to comply with an officer's lawful order will still get you arrested. Despite the victim act, she still claims she's in the right and adds a few not so believable claims. I was told to show you guys paperwork if I get pulled over and that is what I was trying to do. Here's the deal, though. When I'm telling you to exit the vehicle, cuz I have a lawful reason because on my end, but you didn't tell me. You can't just tell somebody get I can't tell you. Yes, I can. No, you can't. That's that's illegal. Okay. Have you been a police officer or a lawyer? Actually, I have plenty of friends who are officers. Have you? Doesn't matter if I train. Yes, actually I have gone through legal training. I was going to be aing lawyer. Okay, then you should know when an officer gives you a lawful order. I even told you whatever. I even told you you're being placed under arrest. The officer has had enough. So, he orders Tana to put her legs inside the vehicle. Realizing the seriousness of the situation, all of her screaming turned into intense sobbing. Put your legs inside. Please let me cause your legs inside the vehicle. Please, I am begging you. Let me cause your legs inside the vehicle before I go on the other side and I pull you through the vehicle and make you sit. I'M BEGGING YOU. I JUST WANT TO CAUSE PUT YOUR LEGS IN THE CAR. This is I just Please. Legs in the car. Please. Legs in the car. Legs in the car. I'm only asking to let somebody get my vehicle. Please. Your car is being towed. I've already called the wreck. Why would you do that? Please. Because you've already tried to freaking resist on us. That's why. Not listening. No. Because legs IN THE CAR. ARRESTING ME FOR some false no ford drawing a license suspended with knowledge and resisting arrest inside the vehicle oncoming traffic. Okay. It's never a good idea to disrespect the cops when they ask you to do something. It always backfires. Finally, she gives in and admits that she has a little something on her that she's not supposed to. It'll now be clear why she acted the way she did in the first place. Ma'am, really quick, is there anything officers are going to find in that vehicle? Cuz it's better that you say so now. It's better that you say so now. Anything? I mean, I got stuff in my book bag just cuz I smoke. But I haven't been there's no in there. I just need somebody to please get my vehicle. Please. Please. I have no other transportation. Is it the book bag that she's looking at right now that has in it? No, that's that's my wallet. That's what I told her to get. I just need my phone and my wallet, please. Okay. But there's weed in your book bag. No, there's not weed in my book bag. There's a grinder. That's okay. There's a grinder, but there's they're not going to find anything else. No, I just Please let me call somebody to get my vehicle, please. The officers now have to discuss the situation and make a decision. They noted that she had a previous offense. After this, Tana still kept trying to convince the cops to feel some sympathy for her, but with her history and the way she acted, the cops couldn't offer her much. She's suspended and we issued her a citation for without knowledge less literally 6 days ago. And she's driving again. Yep. That's okay. Can you please let me call my insurance guy, please? Grab your ID and wallet and your phone. Can you grab my phone so he can call my insurance agent? Please, I will give you the code to my phone so you can call my agent. Please, hold on. Your car's getting towed. You're going to jail regardless. I And I'm trying to show you I'm innocent and you're taking me to jail for not because you still resisted. That's the issue. No, you said I was resisting because I'm trying to show you I'm innocent and you didn't like that. Swear she's innocent. Her license is not running. You know what? Should have some kind of proof that it is. She was trying to say my insurance agent said you insurance agents don't have that. Toana was in trouble from the very start, having been caught behind the steering wheel only 6 days after a citation. Toana was charged with possession of drug paraphernalia, resisting without violence, and driving on a suspended license. Had she been polite and compliant from the start, she would have been far better off. Even the most casual traffic stops can lead to the uncovering of something illegal. On January 30th, 2024, police were making a standard check of a car with dark window tents. When the driver opened his windows, the police noticed a very familiar scent. Despite this, the officers start out the conversation casually. All right, here. Put it up just a little bit. I'll check the front and the back just so you know if they're legal or illegal. There you go. Stop. All right. So, that's 13. So, your front one has to be 28 or higher. So, the front's illegal. And then just put this one up just a little bit. And that's five. So, all right. Hang there. You got All right, Michael. Can you step out over there? You don't have a medical marijuana card or nothing like that? All right. Can you hop out over there for me? I'm explaining it to you. Hop out on that side. You have any marijuana or anything like that? Sir, when's the last time someone smoked in there? Cuz grease. I don't even smoke. Okay, here's this up in the truck. Did you notice how the officer started off lightly and then confronted him directly about the marijuana smell? It appears to be the appropriate tactic in this case. The suspect identified as Michael Underwood is visibly nervous. The officer proceeds to pat him down. Now watch as he makes a little slip during the questioning. You have anything on you we need to know about her in the car? No, sir. Why did you search in the car? Cuz the car smells like marijuana. I know it doesn't smell like marijuana. I didn't smoke marijuana. It does smell like marijuana. Supposed to be a regular search, right? For the odor of marijuana coming out of the vehicle. So we can search you in the vehicle, bro. I know you don't smell marijuana. He can search me. Go ahead. Marijuana come out. Go ahead. You pull my pockets. Go ahead. Go ahead. He pockets. It's just crazy how y'all trying to search me. I hate where y'all do that. Yeah, but still you trying to search me. Yeah, we are searching. It's pretty basic stuff here. Yeah, record it. That's fine. It's fine. We're recording it, too. Okay. One here, one there. I ain't doing that. I'm ready to have y'all searching me for nothing. I know you. Okay. We're allowed to search you and the vehicle if we smell the od marijuana. Okay. You don't have medical marijuana. I don't even smoke in the car. I don't even smoke. As the search continues, Michael visibly becomes more nervous with each second. The officers will have to detain him to prevent a possible getaway or other illegal actions. But as the search goes on, the cops realize that the suspect has a history. At the same time, he'll attempt to employ a little distraction. Was it Did I pull you over by You pulled me over by 100? Okay. I didn't smell marijuana that time. Yeah. You had No. A K9 came and a K9 alerted on the vehicle, didn't they? Huh? Right. I didn't even worry about it. You were freaking out, man. Yeah. The K9 truck came. Okay. So, I didn't smell marijuana that time. I'm not doing anything wrong, bro. For what? You're just being detained. You're just being detained. All right. Okay. He's trying to do a search of you. Okay. We don't want any problems either. Okay. I haven't done anything wrong, bro. Y'all violating my rights. Okay. We're not violating any rights. Okay. Let me lock these so they don't uh so they don't tense up on you. All right. You ask them if you have anything as Rush. She said, "All right, Michael. This goes this goes a couple different ways. But this goes a couple different ways, my feel. I don't have anything. That's what I'm trying to tell you. You don't grab my Well, that's that's a certain groin. I respect that, bro. But you going to grab my I'm trying to tell you, bro. That's crazy, bro. You grab my neck. That's disrespect. You grab my So far, things aren't looking good for Michael. Now, the cops will proceed to search his vehicle, and it's no surprise that they'll make a few other important discoveries. But as it also turned out, he was hiding a little something on himself as well. Just illegal. What are the sandwich bags for? You're saying that your car doesn't smell like weed, but here's a little piece of It's in your car. The little piece of that I found over there, I put in here. Every time we went to search him, that's when he started like freaking out like when he spread his legs and stuff. All right, we did find the um in the car with a little bit of Okay, so face car. I'm going to do a thorough thorough search. I know you were already upset about him grabbing nuts and stuff like that, but that's what we got to do. Okay. It's right there. It's right here in the front. It's right here. Feel it right here. Feel it right here. Right here. Right there. All right. What's in there? You got to pull it out. Whatever. Whatever's right here in your pants. There's something in your pants. Right there. Right at your crotch. Right at your crotch. When I went like this, you could feel it, isn't it? Yeah. It's right there. Yeah. No. No. It was intro. When I went like this, that's when I felt the the blade on my hand. What's in your mouth? Huh? Open your mouth. None of my mouth, bro. Get your hand out of my mouth. You were chewing. I didn't know what you were chewing on. Heyo. That's why we checked the prop cuz of that. We're doing all that for nothing. We're doing all that for nothing. Jackpot. After finding he had some previous offenses, it was a good call for them to start a thorough search on him and the vehicle. That white substance in the sandwich bag was later identified as cocaine. This routine traffic stop is slowly turning into a nightmare for Michael. Test it real quick. It's multiple different ones. Yeah. Right here. Okay. It's a nice track cookie. When you start touching it, he wasn't flinching, so I knew it wasn't his area. I felt the sharp edge of it. Yeah. Well, you know, just the difference of being your tip being squeezed. Then that's what he kept saying every time Alto would get in there. He was like, "Oh, you're my dick. You're ruining my dick." But he wasn't moving or nothing. Like he was just saying it just to say. Yeah. Oh, this all might be caffein actually. Maybe not. Well, he's got some loose cathodes here, too. Well, let's get them out of the car. Yeah, we'll deal with it. Yeah, that's the the cathode and stuff. Oh, how much money's he got? This was in the car. 1 2 4 10 415 maybe. 415 515. Michael's already in big trouble, but believe it or not, he's going to make things even worse for himself. If you ever find yourself in a police car, you should know that there's probably a camera in there. But Michael didn't know this, and he managed to get himself another felony charge. He He seized the car and the money cuz the dope. All right. He's doing what? Seizing it. Like taking it for sheriff's office. It's not that he lost it. It's just that we're taking it. We're giving you paperwork right now that explains how to get it back. He's seizing the car, the car, and the money. Yes, sir. Why would he do that? The car's not even my name. Because it's been stopped before, but in it. That's just our policy now. Okay. I don't know when and where. I wasn't there for any of that. I don't So, what are you taking money for? Cuz it's tied into dope money. That's what Listen, that's what that's what he's seizing it for. Okay. To be honest with you, I don't care if it is or isn't. It ain't my I'm not the one doing it. I just have to do the paperwork. Okay. Seizing the car and the money. I already know how they try to play it. They try to make you pay to get the car. They good at scheming. What are you What are you What are you seing the car for? You holding the car for what? It's not my car. It's my uncle car. Michael's erratic behavior and his attempt to hide or get rid of the drugs on his person have made things considerably worse, and his case was brimming with more charges. He was later charged with one felony count of possession of cocaine with intent to sell, two counts of tampering with physical evidence, and one misdemeanor count of use or possession of drug paraphernalia. Prior to the incident, he'd been booked on drug charges five times. On December 5th, 2023, an officer for the Okone County Sheriff's Office stopped a vehicle that failed to use a turn signal when changing lanes. The officer approaches from the right side. Immediately, there seems to be something suspicious about the driver and her passenger. At first, the passenger does all the talking. I'm clear. Hello. Hey, I'm Corpal County Sheriff. How you doing, sir? Good. Miss, can I get your driver's license, please? She doesn't have one, sir. She doesn't have a driver's license. This is my car. Okay. And I was letting her drive. Yeah, I got you. And Yeah. I'm sorry. You want my license? You got yours? Yes, sir. Yes, please. Is your license suspended or you just don't have one at all? She don't have one. She's trying to get one, sir. Oh, okay. I was just helping her. Thank you. No problem. M. So, do you have any form of ID, miss? I don't think so. She really want to drive and I was trying to help her get her ID. Oh, okay. I got you. Yeah. Um, so I've got a document anytime I come across somebody. So I got to get your information here. Yeah, no problem. Is your license valid? Yes, sir. Okay. The police officer wants to learn any information that he can about the driver. He asks her some basic questions, but she keeps stumbling while answering. Watch her behavior and her responses as the officer asked her some basic details. Miss, what's your first name? Taylor. Taylor. T A what? Mhm. L O E R. I'm sorry. L O R. L O R. Yeah. T A Y. L O R. Right. Yes, sir. What's your last name? Mayor. Spell it for me. M A Y. Mhm. N A R D. And what's your birthday? 821 or 8. Sorry. 8:27. Okay. I'm sorry. I'm It's okay. 827. What year? 97. Do you have um a credit card or a debit card or anything with your name on it? Not at all. Okay. All right. Not knowing your birthday is pretty suspicious, right? The officer has grounds to suspect that something illegal is a foot. He'll ask the passenger to follow him outside so they can talk in private. He'll make a few wild claims. On top of that, the cops will soon discover that the driver wasn't completely truthful. So, what's the deal with her? What? Man, she's a little crazy and all. And I was trying to help her. Yeah. For the holidays before Christmas. Okay. See that she got a license and everything? I got you. And I let her drive my car. Yeah. You said she's a little crazy. What do you mean? No, not all day. Oh, okay. I got you. Yeah. Okay. So, you just letting her drive the car for now? Yes, sir. Yeah. Just it was straight to my house. Oh, okay. I got you. Yeah. Wow. And that's 2400. Is that her real name? I don't think so, man. I'm sorry. I don't think so, man. Okay. And her name, you know. Yeah. No, I got you. I was just trying to do something right. What What do you call it? What's her name? Uh, it's Abby. Abby. Abby. Yes, sir. How should you spell that? I believe this was like a cat. Yep. Okay. The passenger seems to be calmly taking in the whole situation. However, we're not done here. The officer reveals another interesting detail, and this one isn't all that benign. In fact, there's another reason why the passenger was taken out of the car. But uh what's the reason of me being even pulled over by the way? So she didn't use a turn signal when she got over changed lanes. Um the other thing is is you have a warrant. Go ahead and put your hand on it back. Okay. I didn't know I had a warrant. Yeah. Clark County took one out on you. Really? Theft by receiving? Receiving? Yeah. What? I I don't know. It doesn't sell it. What do you mean of what, sir? No. No. Theft of what? Theft by receiving which means you've had something that was stolen. What are you talking about? You received some stolen property from somebody. You bought stolen property or I'm sorry I'm kind of farting right now because I I feel like myself like what are you talking about man several times just relax. We're going to walk back to my car. Hey, can you keep an eye on the driver? Yeah, I think false name. So, what I'm going to do is I'm I'm placing you under arrest for the warrant, right? But I'm going to call Clark County. If they don't want to extradite you, I'm going to let you go. Okay. But if they want to extradite you, you're going to have to go with me. Hi. While the passenger is placed inside a police vehicle, the first disastrous moment is about to happen. The driver is not willing to cooperate. Her next actions are not only arrogant, but also potentially dangerous. In other words, she'll be digging herself deeper in trouble. I really don't understand why I'm being locked up. Some reason they took out an arrest warrant for you. Is that key broken off in your ignition or is that the only key you've got? No, just go ahead and just go ahead and leave it down. Leave the window down away from you. Leave it alone. Leave it open. You leave it alone. Talk to Get out. Get out. I'm not playing with you. Get out. Get out of the car. No, sir. Get the out of the car, lady. No, MA'AM. NO, SIR. HEY, I'll get her this. No, sir. You No, SIR. NO, SIR. No [ __ ] sir. You're under arrest. NO, SIR. SHE CONTINUES RESISTING, but the officers managed to handcuff her and place her under arrest. While handcuffed, she kept arguing, yelling, and acting aggressively. The cops aren't swayed, but she really crosses the line with this one. I'VE TALKED TO ONE OFFICER. JUST ONE. ONE OFFICER. DO YOU UNDERSTAND ME? I DON'T HAVE TO TALK TO YOU BY GODAMN LAW. NOW UNCUFF me right now. It's coming up. Got to go up. Got to go up. Uncuff me. DO YOU HEAR ME? I WAS TALKING TO ONE OFFICER. JUST ONE. THE ONE THAT PULLED ME OVER. ME? You talking to me? I wasn't even talking to you. But you ought to be the only one talking to me. There should be no other motherucker talking to me. Stop right All I did was roll up my window. Jody, search her. No, I didn't. Okay. As a result of her actions, the cops now obviously have to arrest her. She doesn't let up and continues to refuse to cooperate. In addition, she has a bright new idea on her mind. Possibly the worst of the evening, and it's going to make things a hell of a lot worse. All right, we're good. No, you're not. You really ain't though. You son of a sit down. Great kicking. You're not going to kick me. You're not going to kick me. Get to the jail. Something strange happened during all this commotion. The male suspect, who'd been calm and collected up to this point, reacted to the mess his companion was causing in a bizarre way. But just like our previous case, there was a camera in the police car that caught the scene inside. YOU MAY HURT. I swear to God. I SWEAR TO GOD. I SWEAR TO GOD. DON'T YOU DO IT. You son of a I [ __ ] kill you. You What was with that? What was with that? Was that real professional? Listen to me. That was real professional, man. The way she reacted was the consequences that that happened. No, no, no. Now, the way she reacted just because of a turn indicator, a turn indicator, that's disgusting. The male suspect has calmed down after that initial display of rage, but something seems to be off here. He keeps ranting and talking to himself, and we're not sure if he's possibly disturbed or if he's putting on an act. Either way, the situation isn't all that pleasant. Sue the [ __ ] out of this place. I'm going sue the out of y'all. I really am. Y'all [ __ ] up big time. Unless you let me go tonight, right now. Y'all really [ __ ] up big time pulling me over for a [ __ ] traffic violation. And then you got this stupid [ __ ] this stupid speculation. Y'all have no idea who you're [ __ ] with. Unless you do. I hope so. We'll find out. It's on you. It's on all of y'all. Do you really want to with me? I don't want to with you, but do you want to [ __ ] with me? And I know you have this recorded. Remember this. I'm going to say that to you. Do you want to with me or can we live all happily together and enjoy another Christmas 2023? We'll find out. The female suspect has now been taken to jail. And she continues to resist, argue, and verbally insult the police officers at hand. But her adventure doesn't end there. Despite everything that happened, she continues to refuse to cooperate. The cops will have no other choice but to change their approach. You have baby. I will not look. I'm not. You will not make me. Listen to me. All right. Look. You know what? You're right. Come on. COME ON. COME ON. COME ON. COME ON. Come on. [Music] Can you tell me now what you pulled me over for? Huh? Can you tell me now? WHAT DID YOU PULL ME OVER FOR? It wasn't me. You don't know? It wasn't me. You still told me that. You know that. What the [ __ ] I'm charging nothing. Nobody in here. That's well that is killed another. Even inside the jail house, the female suspect doesn't let up and refuses to identify herself. She continues to argue with the cops as they take her fingerprints, claiming there's no reason for the arrest of her and her partner. Was he arrested? Because there's no basis, no grounds for to stand on his business. his business. Okay. Well, you can tell me my business. 3642. Otherwise, you ain't got no right to keep me here. You really don't. 36426 county tell me what the I need to know. Or don't. But like, it's only going to be worse for y'all. I mean, I don't I don't give honestly, but like for real, it it's it'd be better if you just put the car over there and just let us like go. It really it it would be nice and it be it be a little more helpful. Those clothes, they're going to get cut off or you going to take them off? That's what's going to happen. Those clothes? Yeah. The ones you have on will be cut off. either you take them off or they're going to be cut off. By now, it's not even a surprise that our female suspect keeps refusing to cooperate. The cops have already warned her that they'd have to forcibly remove her clothes and dress her in a prison uniform. Slow down. You're not in charge here. I hear that. You're not in charge. But there's no reason for me to be here. There is a reason? No, there is. You're under arrest? What the am I under arrest for? I told you. Felony obstruction. I'm missing felony obstruction. drive one suspend a license. I'm not doing any of them things. Any of them? Oh, you didn't drive today. You don't know me and I don't give a I'm not doing anything. I didn't do anything. Hey, you're just driving the car. You weren't supposed to drive. It wasn't my car. And then I'm not supposed to. I'll be there. He's that good. At this point, you've got to admire her persistence. And while the situation seems a little hopeless, the cops have another solution up their sleeves to subdue this hysterical woman. What started as a simple traffic stop now ends with the use of a trusty police tool. This will sort things out. Forward. STOP. STOP IT. [Applause] STOP. NO ONE LET ME GO. NOPE. LET ME GO. SPINNER THAT WAY. DAD, USE THE PHONE. DAD, USE THE PHONE. Use the phone. And that's a wrap to a nasty situation. Pun intended. The female suspect had a suspended license for failing to appear and driving under the influence. Five charges were levied against her. simple battery, three counts of obstructing officer's duties, and giving a false name, address, or birth date to a law enforcement officer. The case is still active and pending in court. Neither the suspects nor the officer who stopped them expected this whole mess to arise from failing to use a turn signal, but it all could have been handled much better if the female didn't make the worst possible choices. Often times, suspects can be uncooperative when being questioned or searched, but some take it up a notch. On the 3rd of February, 2024, a Columbia County Sheriff's deputy stopped a car due to an equipment violation. From the very start, the driver was already refusing basic orders. Good. How are you? Your vehicle sounded really loud when it went by. I have no idea. Okay. I told you what it was. Huh? Any reason that you can't just talk to me? I don't see any reason why you I'm not going to open your door cuz I'm telling you when you went driving by it sounded like your vehicle was rattling and it was loud. Can you just talk with me and I can get you on your way? What's What's the issue? And I'm telling you because your vehicle was rattling, it sounded like there was a defective exhaust system. Okay. I can hear it literally rattling right now. Where did your ID fall? Can you grab it, please? As the suspect, later identified as Matthew, was retrieving his license, he dropped it. The clumsiness proved to be potentially dangerous as he forgot to hold down the brake. Seems like we got a real genius on our hands, huh? Vehicle's moving. 33 42 to 57. Can you have your driver to roll down the windows? Just Just same last name, first name, Matthew, common spelling. Can I just talk? Can you just Can you just crack the window a little bit? Have Have you had exhaust issues? Okay. Well, I just happened to notice when I was driving by, you went driving by and your vehicle was loud. Well, there's some type of rattling it sounds like over in here. And then there's obviously your engine. Can I just ask why you don't want to roll the window down? I'm sorry. I can't hear you. Do you have a copy of your insurance? Deputy proc now number 3342. I'm recording you as well, sir. Matthew's attitude and disposition have not only been disruptive and unpleasant, but highly suspicious, too. Obviously, the cops now suspect he's hiding something. Since he refused to roll down his windows, they deploy their wonderful K9, Rico, to sniff things out. Meanwhile, the officer inside the police cruiser was looking up the suspect's personal information. Ro, go. Go. Check. Hey, how far do you want me to push this guy that just not rolling down the window? Go. Matthew wasn't happy at all to see Rico working his magic. But as all of this was going on, the identity check scored a hit. Dispatch informed the officers at the scene that the suspect was on probation. So, he had to maintain absolute sobriety and he must not have any controlled substances in his possession. This raises another red flag and the officers take a precautionary measure positively. So, I don't know how this is going to go, but just be aware. 3357 positive came alert. Is there anything illegal in the vehicle? Okay, I understand that. But I have we have to do our job. Sir, do you truly is there anything illegal? Okay. Well, then can you step out of the vehicle for me? Look, I don't want to break a window and force you out or anything, sir. What's his first name? Matthew, right? Matthew. Hello, Matthew. Deputy master. Do you mind stepping out and talking to us? Exhaust is rattling. Well, you're going to have to step out at some point. Okay. We're giving you a lawful order to step out. Otherwise, you're going to be placed Okay. Okay. Here's the deal. So, the dog alerted to the car. So, we're going to search the vehicle. Okay. Sir, listen for two seconds. Okay. So, the dog alerted to the car. If there's nothing in the car 3325, can we have either Columbus or Florida? And if there's nothing in there, you'll be on your way. But if you refuse to get out of the car, we're just going to place you under arrest and you're going to go to jail whether or not there's anything in the car. Okay? So, we're giving you a lawful order to step out of the vehicle. Okay? You're going to end up going to jail if you're not going to cooperate. Okay, Matthew, then step out. Your window is going to get smashed and you're going to be pulled out of the car and you're going to go to jail. Get out of the car. The situation is escalating. Up until this point, Matthew's been repeatedly warned of the consequences of refusing to obey the lawful order to step out. But despite this, he simply won't budge. So far, the officers have been more than patient. Matthew, Matthew, your window is going to get broken and we are going to pull you out. I'm not asking you again. This is a lawful order. Get out of the car, otherwise you're getting placed under arrest. Last option. Not giving you any more options. You're going to go straight to jail and your car is getting towed. So, step out of the vehicle. Okay. Well, step out of the car. We've given you plenty of chances. Okay. The supervisor is monitoring the situation. to me. I asked I'm not Matthew, we're just asking for your cooperation. Well, you're not entitled to that right now. Okay, we're Matthew, can I to step out of the car? Can I explain something quick? It's going to get searched. Okay. If there's nothing in here, you literally get released and you go on your way with a warning and then we just all go our separate ways. If you don't get out, then you're going to have to go to jail for obstructing. As it turned out, while the officers were looking into the vehicle, they found something interesting. Our criminal mastermind, Matthew, has plastic bags on the back seat with labels that have the word marijuana written on them. Seriously. But that's not all. He'll also try something to get himself out of this mess. All right, Matthew. Window punch. Last option is step out of the car. Okay. I already tried them. Supervisor. 3357. Vehicle taking off. 1080. Vehicle taking off 1080. successful spike on back for a turn. Continuing on eastbound turning west on Highway 6. If you're ever trying to escape, you should know that the chances of actually getting away are very slim. The pursuit is now on. However, all the cops need to do is wait for Matthew's car to stop because the trap under his tire deflated them. Needless to say, Matthew soon found himself getting caught. Watch as this situation unravels. Stop running. It's got a release. STUCK. GET ON THE GROUND. You're under arrest. Take off. Stellin. Still. Get on THE GROUND. STILL, STOP FIGHTING. LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. HE'S GOT A KNIFE. HE'S GOT A KNIFE. Let me see your hands. Put your arms OUT LIKE AN AIRPLANE. PUT YOUR arms out like an airplane. Lay on your stomach. Do them now. Lay on your stomach. I'm not taking the dog off. Put your hands behind your back. Get the dog off. I can't. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. We're not taking the dog off until you put your hands behind your back. Please get the dog off me. Boy, no. Give me Give me your other arm. Rico took the suspect down hard and fast. Matthew was promptly arrested and placed in the police cruiser. His deductive skills could use some work though as he stated that every time he gets pulled over, he gets more felony charges. He was willing to answer a few questions from the officers. Have a seat. Watch your head. Right arm. Right. Left. Left arm. Left arm. Left arm. Well, hold off on the seat belt. So, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used is against you in court. You have the right so I can hear you. Anything you say can be used against you in court. Do you understand those rights? Yeah. You want to answer some questions I have? We'll see. Maybe. Is that a You'll answer them if you feel like it. Otherwise, you're not going to? Yep. Okay. Why'd you run? I was scared. Scared of what? Scared of you guys. I was nothing but Every time I get pulled over, I get Dude, I was nothing but nice and cold. Every time I get pulled over, you guys, last time I was pulled over, I was given nine felonies, 12 misdemeanor, and I got off on all of them except for two, which was [ __ ] because I didn't do anything. Last time I got arrested, they charged me with a DUI. I beat the breathalyzer, I beat the road test, and I beat the blood test. They didn't dropped the charges for 2 and 1/2 years. Okay. So, moral of the story is just based on your past, you were scared, and that's why you decided to run. Yeah. Okay. What drugs are in the vehicle? Just how much? I don't know. You got most of it. Matthew continued to answer questions and admitted that he'd smoked weed around 10 minutes before the cops pulled him over. He was very honest with the questioning officer, agreeing that the intake of drugs had impaired his decision-making. He also felt pretty ill after that encounter with Rico. Any other drugs? No. Okay. When's the last time you smoked? I don't know, 10 minutes before you guys pulled me over. Do you feel high right now? No. Do you feel like the using drugs maybe impaired your decision-m right there? Probably. Probably did. I appreciate your honesty. in a little bit. You going to be willing to do field sobriety testing? Sure. But now with these handcuffs on, I can't even walk with these handcuffs on, man. No, no, I completely understand that. Probably not going to do much of the other tests. My arm is killing the out of me, man. Sit back. I'm not going anywhere. I know. I'm just going to close the door again. The officer searched Matthew's car and found drug paraphernalia. The labeled bags of marijuana they spotted in the back seat earlier, as well as the ones in the trunk, weighed three and a half pounds in total. Matthew again complained about feeling ill, but thankfully EMS arrived to take care of his bite wound. The trunk, he's got all sorts of marijuana product in the trunk like Nobody's hurting you. We're not touching you. You hurting me when you pushed me up into the car. Okay. Well, we don't want you to fall out and hit your head. Did you eat a bunch of stuff before you bailed? No. Can you stick your tongue out for me? Open your mouth under your tongue. Can you open your eyes and look at me for a second? Can you open your eyes for me? I'm going to pass out. So, he said he's going to pass out. He has a dog bite to his left arm. He's been using some type of drugs as well. We're not 100% sure on what, but All right, Matthew, I'm going to have you hop out. We're going to walk over to the cot. Okay, one step at a time. Take it easy. I'm just being honest. Don't put the dog on me. I'm not doing anything. And thus ended Matthew's irrational and reckless behavior. His hostility had evaporated and he'd become a terrified wreck, begging to not see Rico again. Matthew was charged with felony counts of vehicle fleeing eluding an officer, possession with intent, THC, and misdemeanor counts of resisting obstructing an officer, and possession of drug paraphernalia. Additionally, he was given multiple citations totaling over $1,300, including owi first offense. This next traffic stop right into battery and aggravated assault. On July 15th, 2022, an officer detected a vehicle traveling without a valid registration in Forest Park, Illinois. He had no idea what this routine traffic stop would turn into. Where you going, man? [Applause] Hey, you're not free to leave. That don't even make no sense. What does this have to do with you? They got a lot to do. 2120 copy another plate. David Henry 50935. David Henry 509. No, that's that's a full car, baby. But I got you. You can run it, though. I got you. You can search this. Hey. Uh, that's fine. I don't know what y'all got going on personally right here. Can I get that back all the way around, please? I don't know what y'all got going on personally with him. Yeah, we knew what you saw. That ain't working, brother. Yeah, he just went home. Yeah, you can search his car. Tell the open door. That's all we open. Why did he leave? Well, I tell opening it. No, no. Just tell me why did he leave, man? Why you didn't go in the crib? Search, man. He ain't got nothing. Go search the creek. We don't got nothing for you. We just chilling for him. The civilians continue to argue with the officer. Their attempts to defend the suspect don't convince the officer to leave as he was sure of what he'd seen. The suspect, soon identified as Shaell, is irritated and defensive right from the start. Let him search your car. That ain't my car. I ain't got no license. Let it search you, baby. Mama, you was driving it, man. Did I not see you driving it? You don't see me driving? No. No. I got it on body cam, man. I need his license. You got your license, man. You You wasn't driving this vehicle. So, I didn't just see you at Thornton right there. So, what do you want to do? We not trying to stop. We just having fun. Yeah. And I get that. I need his license. I just saw him driving his car. We not trying to do all that, though. We know what you want. We already know that you don't like him, bro. We can stop him. Nothing. Nothing personal. It's been personal. It ain't personal. It been personal. You know, it ain't personal at all. It been personal. He on [ __ ] I caught him in his [ __ ] Hey, search me. I ain't got nothing. But I'm telling you, it's been personal, though. We got some personal stuff going on. Your parts don't know about. You got your license, man? You got your license? I can't drive. So, why were you driving that vehicle then? No, you ain't see me. That was my brother. You got a brother? Yeah, you got a brother. Yeah, I got a brother. Where is he at? I got both brother at too much too much where he at where's your brother's told him to come out to come out. He was just driving this vehicle right when confronted Shaell claimed his brother was driving the car when the officer spotted him but refused to call his brother to come out. He's still arguing with the officers despite being caught red-handed. You caught me in that car. Why you worked up? Because did you catch me in that car? He did. He said he did. That's your That's cameras, bro. That's here. You can use your camera if you want. That's your sight. Hold on. That's sake. Hang out for a second. You kept me dragged out. Shondell. He did. No, you didn't. That's You have your ID. You know what? We don't even need no ID. No, I I don't have no ID on. Now, here's where things get interesting. Shell's not taking this too well, and his anger seems to be building up. Watch as he takes a bad move, hinting at his current state of mind. What's up, white shirt? That's all right. You know who he is, right? Yeah. Okay. So, let's write him his citations or whatever you need. You can't write no citation cuz you ain't get me in a cop. Y'all done wrote me two tickets already for bogus license plates cuz y'all didn't catch me in the cop. How can you write me a license plate? So you're going to get your citations on you drive. Citations for what? He didn't test me at a car driver. No, he didn't. The cops have checked on Shaondell's license, and they've learned that it's suspended. They want to issue him a ticket, but he continues to argue, claiming that he wasn't caught in the act and therefore couldn't be issued one. Shawnell then protests when the officers tell him his car will be towed and that he can't have access to it. Don't go in the car. What you mean don't go in the car? Y'all ringing THEM UP NOW. WE'RE NOT RINGING UP. WHAT IS THIS car under investigation for? The car is going to be towed. What if the car is under investigation? Okay, to what is the car investigation? The car is going to be so under investigation for for a license. That's it. You can't talk to the cop license. Call the truck. Yeah, it's coming. Okay. So, I I have to get my car and I get my stuff out of my car before y'all come. Shondell continues to insist that he should be able to take his possessions from the car himself. He then completely freaks out when he realizes they're putting gloves on to search his car, something they can legally do when impounding a vehicle. This is called an inventory search and requires no warrant or probable cause. Record it all you want. Record it all you want. I know she going to go. That's right. But back up away from her while she's searching. Yes, you do. Back up away from her while she's searching. Back up away from her while she's searching. Back up away while she's searching. Back up away from This is an officer safety thing. Back up. Stop. Stop. Why are you put down? Why are you put down? He's going to go real now. Back up. Watch out. Back up now. Do not go in the car. Get away from the car. WHY ARE YOU DOING THIS? SHONDELL, get away from the car. You said we're going to go through it. I got so take a step back. Take a step back. No, I don't have to take a step back. I own my own property. Shawnell is getting too close to the officers and now he's pushing an officer's hands away. The situation's escalating further despite the incredible patience of the authorities. When the tow truck arrives, Shondell insists and he's allowed to take his possessions out of the car, but he once again gets in physical contact with an officer. I'm going to grab your phone. I'll grab my own phone. I'll get my own grab it for you. I get my own phone. I'm going to grab it for you. Get his phone. If he tries to get in there, then he's obstructing and stuff like that. Then we'll arrest him. We'll arrest him. Let him grab his phone and that's it. If he tries to stay in the car or anything like that, then we'll arrest him for obstruction. Yeah. Anything out this car, I won't live. Stop. Stop. Relax. Stop pushing. Now, this is where the situation takes a turn. Shondell's looking for the keys to his trunk, and after spotting the person holding it, he walks towards them. So far, he's been agitated and irrational, but now he's about to cross the line. She's got the key right there. She's got the key right there. You see that? See that? Shell, we're going to Shondell. We're going to look now. Okay, you're on your stop. Stop. Put your hands behind your back. I'm going to tase you [ __ ] Put your hands behind your back. I'm going to change. Put your hands on your back. Multiple egg assaults. Someone get handcuffs. Put them on. And I put them on them right now. But you push me. Multiple batteries. Multiple egg assaults. You push me. Put them right in the car right now. Put them right in the car right away. Get him right in the car right away. Get him out of here right away. Why am I under arrest, bro? I just want to get my bro uh break dope under arrest for battery and arrest now. Get in the vehicle. Shawnell committed battery and aggravated assault. The officers could have arrested him much earlier, but they were patient and tried their best to calm him down. Patience, however, has its limits. In jail, the police continue their attempts to pacify Shondell. If you don't want us to touch you, you got to start walking, bro. All right. I still want to make my lawyer call. You go call him right now. We'll get your cuffs off. You got to walk. You can make your phone calls. Call your lawyer. Start walking. All right. I still need a hospital visit, too. For what? Cuz I can't feel my arm. Okay, let's walk to the inside. No, I need We can't do anything right now. You have to walk first. I don't have to. I need an ambulance. Come on. We'll go call an ambulance. I need an ambulance. Shondell. Okay, bro. I need an ambulance. Shell keeps repeating his request for an ambulance. It's probably a tactic to delay getting booked. Shondell seems to be unable to walk straight and then starts saying that he can't breathe. His supposed panic attack is getting worse by the second. I need an ambulance, bro. Ambulance is on his way. They're coming. I don't feel safe. I don't feel safe. Stop. Just leave. Let You know, if he wants to stand, let him stand. Just hold him right where he is. No one No one restricting your breathing. Breathe. No one is doing anything. I can't breathe. No one is doing anything. I can't feel my arms. My arm's not getting no blood circulation to him. Okay, we can't take your cuffs off. The officers turn Shawnell around to double lock his handcuffs. He's screaming and crying that he can't feel his arms while kicking the officer behind him. All rationality has left his system and he continues screaming. The police have no choice but to physically lift him onto the stretcher. Please, please, I can't do MY NO ONE TO NO ONE IS DOING ANYTHING. NOBODY'S doing anything to me. You're kicking me. Stop kicking me. You are fighting me. Stop kicking me. I CAN'T KILL MY HEART. SOMEONE GRA I can't kill MY [Applause] Even in the ambulance, Shaunell's insane behavior continues. While the officers and the paramedics are doing their best to help him, he wildly flails, kicking at everyone in range. It's pretty unfortunate for everyone involved. Stop kicking the paramedics. Stop kicking my officer. Stop kicking my officer. Stop fighting. Stop fighting my officer. STOP FIGHTING THE PARAMEDICS. STOP fighting us. STOP FIGHTING US. There's your body cam right there on him showing that that we're not doing anything but except trying to help him because he's going to try and say that we were hurting him and we're not trying to do anything but help him. your hand. Turning purple, bro. Turning purple. Left with no other choice. The paramedics have to sedate Shaondell. After a few minutes, he's sleeping like a baby, and everyone can enjoy a bit of peace and quiet. Yeah, it worked. Yeah, it worked. The bigger guy took him a little longer. Yeah. Yeah. Shawnell was charged with two counts of misdemeanor battery, two counts of aggravated assault, and four counts of resisting obstructing an officer. In court, he was found guilty of resisting obstructing an officer and was sentenced to 31 days in jail. If he'd been smart, he would have taken that ticket. If you're patient enough, a wellsprung trap can lead to a significant blow to criminal activity. In this case, it was only a matter of stopping a car at the right time. On September 25th, 2022, officers with the Columbus Division of Police initiated a traffic stop on a vehicle that had just left a house known for narcotics activity. Hello. How we doing? Good. How are you? All right. [Music] Where are we headed to? Work. Huh? Where's work? Hm. Sir, uh, my insurance. Where are you coming from? Picking him up so he can take me to work. Picking him up so he can take you to work. Yeah, you know. Where'd you pick him up at? Our husband. The traffic stop was conducted because the driver was going 10 mph over the speed limit. A perfect opportunity for the police to swoop in for a search. One of the officers returned to his cruiser to write a ticket and called for a K9 unit. You got a light. [Music] All right, partner. You're going to do the same thing. Just put your hands on right here. Going to come out nice and slow. Face away from me. Okay. Just come on out. Just come on out. It's very easy. Very easy. Just face away from me. Why you like you're grabbing me like we're under arrest? You're not under arrest. Oh, why grabbing me? Go ahead. No. Be careful back down. Let's put your hands behind your back for your fingers. Why me grabbing me and pulling me out the car? I didn't pull you out of the car, dude. There's body cam. It's 2022. There's body cam. Somebody pulled you out of the car, man. Very gingerly. I showed you how to do it. The K9 detected something in the suspect's vehicle, giving the officers a green light to search it. The car had previously left a house known for narcotics activity, so that can be expected. But you might be surprised by what else the officers find. I mean, did you see this? Oh, damn. I mean, I'm telling you, like large amounts. They just That's probably a couple thousand right there. So, we stopped them coming out of a do house. Yeah. Or they were leaving the area. What's that? That's their ledger, I bet. Cash App 206. And then there's another. So, let's have under his seat. Three G. Oh, yeah. Hell yeah. Yeah. Two g. One g. Three. Four. Two. We might have just missed it. I bet we just missed this [ __ ] They probably Yeah, they probably just dropped it. Yep. Picked up. She works for TSA. Oh, so she should have an idea. They found a ledger that may contain names of people that the couple sold drugs to. The officers continue the search, discussing the possibilities that opened up by that find. What they found so far is pretty damning, and the search isn't over yet. Son of a I mean with that ledger though that's all dope related 100%. Grams price is their names on it. Oh dude you're you're taking all this money. Bills Hills. I'd secure them both right now. Hey Matts secure them. Oh 100%. Suboxin. Oh yeah. Secure them. Yeah. Yeah. Come on. See what this is. Careful. That might even be fentanyl. Yeah. I don't know what it says. A521. I don't know what that is. After a thorough investigation of the car, an inventory was made of the items they found. The narcotics they found were in pill form. So, the cops do a field test of the pills. Here, let me introduce you to all the presidents. Ledger's [Music] not And then more more presidents. We got lucky. They're all dead presidents. We got we we either got lucky or we could have had a way better stop if we caught him before. What' you stop him for? Well, he's leaving a known dope house. Um she was going 10 mph over the speed limit. Didn't signal. She then honestly when I said why I stopped you, she like uttered out. She's like cuz I hit the curb. I didn't even see that. There's two other reasons. So there's three. But uh no, just the two that I noticed. um speed. So he said the dog hit on this side. I just I just told S8 to come out. Mhm. I think we need to call narcotics. Yeah. Because of the money in the ledger. The amount. Yeah. Yeah. And then So is it just this bottle though of uh This is all that we found. And those those are pills pressed. Yeah. And he did a he did a field test. Okay. And it came up orange, which orange on that thing is fetty. Okay. Um, so he's probably going to overdose, so just be careful. Hopefully have narc. Yeah, cuz he crushed it with his. Um, he said his dog doesn't hit on currency. It only hits on other narcotics. With little left to do and a clear case against the suspects, the officers pack up the money. They sprinkle in some humor, warding off the naturally dark tone of a drug bust with jokes. I've never seen this much money in my entire life. kidding. I got that 40 grand out of that car. This looks like my freezer. Pretty dope. This looks like my Yeah, I don't trust the banks. It was later found that the cash amounted to a staggering $17,000. It was seized and the suspects were placed under arrest. While the narcotics and the cash were definitely a good find, the ledger itself is far more valuable as it opens up possibilities for new investigations in the future. While crafty and devious, criminals are often careless and sometimes forget the small details such as having valid license plates. On December 7th, 2021, a traffic stop was initiated for expired tags. The driver and the passenger both were acting suspicious and the cops believe that something might be hiding just beneath the surface of this ordinary traffic stop. What's up, man? I'm offer police department. You got your driver's license on you? Would you mind rolling that window down for my partner right there? I'm sorry. How are you? Good. I'm Officer Manolas with the Griffin Police Department. You got your license on you, ma'am? I don't. You have any ID on you? Anything like that? Okay. Mr. Smallwood, man. Reason I'm stopping you today. Okay. When I run your tag, it comes back with cancer registration and no valid insurance. Yes. Hold on. Check on my You got a valid license? You still live in Elmo Drive? Okay, cool. Let me get you to do me a favor, man. So, I'm not standing in the road. You come back here in between the cars with me. 05244 65. You step right there for me. The driver and the passenger are questioned separately and they're being asked standard questions. Meanwhile, they decide to bring in a canine unit to sniff the car. For now, the suspects seem pretty calm, or at least hiding their nervousness pretty well. You can step over here with me. Right over here. Coffee County. Who lives in Coffee? I have no idea. I was a friend. Oh, really? You find that paper insurance and all that? Well, that's what I'm saying. I was like I didn't know if it would be on that paperwork or not. I saw something that the title I don't even know if that was Yeah, you have paperwork. Did you see that? I saw it up. I tried to dig in it, but I wouldn't. The K9 doesn't alert the cops about any narcotics. The couple should be clear to leave since the police have no probable calls to search their car. But here's the twist. Listen to what this police officer says during his conversation with a different K-9 handler. Can you come up here and run, Argo? Um, Hansen did and she said he didn't alert, but I know this dude's supposed to have like an ounce on him. Watch her for a minute. Yeah. Where did he tell you? He He said they were going to Goodwill, but first he said they were going to get something to eat. But man, he's giving off all the indicators. I know. I know it's in there. It's It's either on him or in on her. That's right. The officer received a tip about the possibility of drug possession. But since the K9 didn't alert on anything, there's no reason to detain the couple any longer. However, a second K-9 unit's been called in, and they arrive shortly. from Coffee County. Whose car then? You borrowing it for like the week or the day or we hanging out Sunday night. He was drunk. You love girls. Don't be like girls will do it to you every time. We got 15 shut down. 26. 10:26 right now. Just detained. Just detained. The second K9 has detected something. Now having probable cause, the officers are free to search the suspect's vehicle. Knowing that officers had information about the couple, you can probably guess how this is going to go. He's dug deep right in here. All along this side is where the primary uh Just letting you know they took a minute to pull over. They probably didn't get Yeah. Is there anything we need to know about? You sure? I mean, I got some knives in there. That's about it. That dog was trained on narcotics. Not knives. [Music] You sure? I'm positive. Okay. Yeah. You want to do him or it is better? I only had about a day now. Oh, nearly. Yeah. There you go. Center console. What was that? I have no idea. You don't know? The driver later admitted that the narcotics belong to him. He'd asked his girlfriend to hide them when they saw the police approaching. Unfortunately, we don't have information on what happened to the couple, but we can guess that they won't be getting off lightly. From this collection, we've seen that criminals tend to make the same mistakes, tinting their windows, driving without a license or with a suspended one, and being hostile towards police officers. While charges were unavoidable in most cases, the suspects could have avoided much of their misfortune if they only remembered to not act suspiciously.