What if trying to buy a car with the wrong ID leads straight to your door? How does a simple dealership visit turn into a felony investigation with no valid license in sight? >> At the car dealership a little bit ago. >> Yeah. >> Okay. I got to talk to you about whatever was going on there. I don't know if what I wasn't there, so I'm trying. >> Yeah. >> Could I see it? >> How's it going? Okay. What about the other license that you provided him? The driver's license. >> Yes. Let me see that one. >> Problem? I'm just letting me come in and uh see if your that face fake license is here. >> You don't mind? >> You don't have a warrant to come in here? >> No, that's why I just asked. >> What are you Where are you trying to look? You want to go to my house? >> Well, I mean, if that's where the idea is. >> Do you have one? No, but right now I have probable cause for your arrest. >> Okay. >> Because you've committed a crime like I just explained. >> Okay. And I'm not trying to cause a big scene. I'm not trying to You let go of your hand there so I can get this hooked. Yeah. What's that? >> Mobster Monahan, I got a body camera on so it's audio and video recording. >> Do you have anything on you that's going to poke me, hurt me, sick me? >> No. Okay. Go to have you face the car for me. >> Sure. Um, just so in case we are talking and stuff, I'm going advise you. >> She denied everything, refused a search, but probable cause sealed it. Arrested for fraudulent ID, processed and released on notice to appear. What do you think the right consequence is