A Drew County woman says a now former Arkansas State Police Trooper planted cocaine in her car during a traffic stop almost 2 years ago. >> In addition to firing Morphis, the agency moved to decertify him from law enforcement. That hearing is expected to happen early next year. He has not been charged with any crimes at this time. A jury later acquitted Prince of the drug possession charge. Now she's working to rebuild her life. Homeless for 8 months. Um, I lost my deceased father's truck. Um, family, friends. This is what unchecked police power really looks like. It's not just the bad stop. It's the silent aftermath. When an officer's word outweighs your entire life, innocence doesn't protect you. Evidence didn't protect her. A judge protecting her came too late. If she hadn't survived homelessness, if she hadn't fought back, if the story never made the news, she'd be another number in a system that never admits it was wrong. [Music]