Any firearms or narcotics in the vehicle? >> No. >> Okay. I'll take that. I'll be right back. >> Okay, thanks. >> Okay. Yeah, you're going to jail. >> All right, everybody. Welcome back. We've got another video for you. This one comes from Body Cam Network USA and it is woman driving with no license forgets about the drugs in her car. I haven't seen it. Let's go. >> On November 22nd, 2025, a deputy with the Sumter County Sheriff's Office conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle after noticing its tinted license plate cover, making it difficult to read the plate. >> So, your plate has to be legible. So, uh you can't have tints on it. Uh you can't have one of those used to have the photo radar thing where you get you couldn't really see it up from an angle. Um it cannot even be worn out. We would get in Arizona you get these plates that are worn out. It has to be visible. And so, that's just the way it goes. >> Morning. >> Good morning. >> Deputy Harris, Sumter County Sheriff's Office. The reason I'm pulling you over is that tag cover of yours is illegal. >> The dark one? >> Yeah. >> Oh. >> It's actually a misdemeanor. >> I know. >> Used to be a moving violation and is now a misdemeanor. So, you can actually >> Whoa. I didn't realize it was a misdemeanor, though. Dang. They That's crazy that it's become a misdemeanor. >> You can go to jail for it. >> I did not know that. >> Yep. License, registration, and proof of insurance, please. >> Um I don't have my license. >> You don't have it on you or you don't have one period? >> I don't have one period. >> Okay. You Have you ever had a license? >> Yes. My I can't afford my car insurance. So, my car insurance ran out and I got pulled over and the officer took my license. >> Okay. So, your license is suspended. >> Yes. >> Okay, I got you. Let's see. Do you have the registration? >> This >> So, when she said that they took their license, so we had this box full of driver's license. Um cuz what happens is when your when your license is suspended and you present it, it's not valid. So typically the law enforcement will take it. A lot of times you just impound it as evidence or for the for the court case later on. Uh but that would be one of two. And we also find a ton of lost IDs or somebody who steals IDs. There's all sorts of stuff. >> There you go. >> Okay. I appreciate her honesty. We're not used to this We're not used to kind of this kind of honesty. >> Okay. So they what they Any firearms or narcotics in the vehicle? >> No. >> Okay. I'll take it. I'll be right back. >> Okay. Thanks. >> Okay. Yeah, you're going to jail. >> [laughter] >> He's [snorts] like, "Okay. Yeah, you're going to jail." >> All right. Can you have her go and step on out? Let your hands face the vehicle. Put your hands behind your back. >> Boom. Straight to the cuffs. Didn't mess around. Didn't let give her time to think about it. Straight to the cuffs. >> All right. You got anything on you that's going to poke me, stab me, stick me, needles, anything like that? >> No. >> Okay. All right. Come back with me. Come on my side. 227. >> Now question is, I mean obviously we know from the title there's going to be drugs in her car. Um I have no idea how this is going to come about, but this you know she just doesn't I mean look at to show you. Like this is not what you would expect as having drugs in the car. >> [snorts] >> That that's a little rougher look, but it's not it you know she's not what you typically see. Sometimes you see them like missing teeth and they just look rough. That's a good sign of that have drugs in the car. This is just not your typical. So I'm interested to see what they I'm interested to see what they find. >> Would you be able to grab my purse and keys and stuff out of the car? >> Yep. >> Um there's our garage door opener in the front little >> She's oddly calm though which makes me The average person would be pretty She just is very calm about this and so that would make me think that this is not her first rodeo. >> console that gets me in and out of the house. >> Okay. So garage door opener, purse and stuff. Okay. Hold on. Well give me one second. Maybe she knows her car is going to get towed. >> 220 center. Next night I 10 cat please national station 270. >> [snorts] >> Did you see the purse? Okay, now we're starting to see the messiness of of a drug car in the back. Uh-oh. >> Do you have a medical marijuana card? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. What's the in the bag in the center console? >> Um that's when I have headaches. >> And marijuana, but you don't have a medical marijuana card? >> No, I used to, but it was too expensive. >> Okay. All right. Is that marijuana or hemp in the in the bag? >> Um I think it's marijuana. It's from a smoke shop. >> Okay. >> So >> Okay. >> So something about me, I love a good snack. And frankly, I love chips. But the problem with these chips nowadays, there's like 40 ingredients in these things. There's like seed oils, uh artificial flavors, a bunch of mystery chemicals. Who knows what's in them? And frankly, when you eat them, you don't feel good after. And the taste is honestly gone downhill. That's why I love Masa Chips. I love these things. Not They're made with three ingredients. They're made with organic corn. They're made with sea salt and a 100% grass-fed beef tallow. Uh some of my favorites So you can get all of them You got churro, you got a bunch of them. 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She admits that it is She thinks it's marijuana and she doesn't have a card for it. So, now he has the ability to search the vehicle to see if there's more drugs in the vehicle. So, um really this was kind of her thing by saying, "Yeah, can you grab my stuff?" And he did and ends up finding uh the drugs. So, Hey, she's got a thing for working out. This guy's a veteran, though. He's done this before. All right, what have you got here? Money. Ooh, good quick hands. 25 Standard, you're going to count the money so that nobody will accuse you later on of stealing the money. So, he's counting it on. I think he thinks that his body camera can see this, but he's counting the money so that he can impound it later on with her and shows how much she had right there. 20 25 30 Oh my gosh. 21 2 3 4 5 $39 cash. So I got to get her phone. All right, Jennifer, I put your phone and your garage door opener in your purse, okay? >> Thank you. >> 227 we relocated to the Mansfield. >> Okay, so what he did was he put his body cam on very smart. Um >> [snorts] >> took his body cam. They cut the tape. It looks to me like when they got the the body cam, it was cut out. But that body cam was while he was driving her cuz now he's at a new location, and this way nobody can claim that he did anything inappropriate. He puts the body cam, must be one of their policies, on that little thing. It records her while he's driving to the jail. Smart. >> All right. I'm going to read you something, okay? You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him present with you while you are being questioned. We relocated to the Havana Athletic Club parking lot. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these rights I have explained to you? >> Yes. >> Having these rights in mind, do you still wish to talk to me now? >> Yes. >> Perfect. Miranda read at 0830 hours, consent given to continue conversation. I just realized I didn't even have the mic in front of me. I was so excited about this video. I knew something felt wrong. Hopefully Dayton can fix the sound. >> The police department redacts what she tells the officer. We can only guess that he was asking her if she had used any of drugs that he had found in her car. >> I appreciate your honesty. >> He might have been asking where he purchased that too because if she did buy it from a smoke shop and the smoke shop sold it to her without a medical marijuana card, that could be a problem as well. My guess is it was more than just talking to her about whether she had smoked before she drove. That might have been it. I'm guessing he was asking her about where he bought it, where she bought the drugs from. >> I appreciate your honesty. >> She's been very honest. The good news is we can listen to some Christmas music on the way to the jail. >> I just want to be able to call work and let >> All right. I'm sorry, ma'am. I was on that other phone. Now, you're going to tell them that >> This might be one of the most polite, professional, emotionally controlled women I've seen get arrested on the time we've been doing these body cam videos. >> I'm supposed to be to work at 8:00 and I know that they're going to call me. Is there a point where I'm going to be able to call them and let them know I'm not going to be at work? >> Yeah, so when we get to the jail, um they'll get you in processed and then they'll allow you to make a phone call. >> All right, so it's going to be a while. >> She was then transported to the Sumter County Jail where she was booked and charged with possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia, and driving with a suspended license. >> All because of a license plate thing. So when people say, "Oh, you pull them over at stupid speeds." Well, first of all, it's a misdemeanor in that state now. But second of all, well, look it leads to things like this all the time. So, uh now look, man, I'm I think it was a good stop and this guy, clearly, he does a good job. He didn't even need anybody else there. He just took care of business. Covered all his bases by putting his camera right there. I've never I haven't seen that. Um but that, to me, was super smart cuz maybe they don't have in-car camera, I don't know. Uh but yeah, really good job. This might be the most respectful, honest, uh person I've seen get arrested. She just she looks classier than most people that we see. She acted classier than most people. Let anybody out there who gets arrested take a page out of this lady's book of the professional manner in which you get arrested. Not that you want to get arrested. Don't get arrested, but if you do, be a professional, uh classy person like this lady. And honest. It helps. Even though she still went to jail. Let me know what you think. What would be How did they handle it, first of all? How do you think this lady handled being stopped? And what do you think a punishment like this should be? What I think is going to happen is probably going to be drug classes. Um probably give her time served for the time she went to jail. She works. She's got a lot of things going for her. And so I doubt that there's going to be a uh severe punishment for this lady. So let me know what you think. Comment, like, subscribe. I'll catch you on the next video.