Just continue. >> I don't ever have problem helping anybody. Be nice to anybody, but I won't do the stupid thing. >> Oh, tweezers. >> You have any needles in here? >> No. No. Tweezers and the dog bones. I was clean. >> We'll see what it is. >> I got you. Yeah, dog. >> On January 16th, 2025 in Cape Coral, Florida, officers stopped a car that looked more like a mobile thrift store than a vehicle. The scene turned sketchy fast. Two people inside, one passed out driver, and a nervous passenger who couldn't stop reaching for something she shouldn't. A K9 alert later, things went from suspicious to downright criminal. Watch the video to see what actually happened. I don't think so. >> Got someone in crushes in the back too. We got push some more crushes in the back too. You guys check the other one in the back. Ma'am. Ma'am, are you okay? >> You okay? What's going on? >> Huh? What's going on? >> You want to You want to step out? >> Your boyfriend fall asleep asleep behind the wheel. She just wants to herself. He's over there. He's in the corner over there. Are you all right? >> Hey, step out. Step out. >> Step out right now. >> Step out of the car right now. >> Step out. >> Don't look for anything else and step out. You ask me anybody right now, but you need to control your not under arrest. You're just detained. >> You're not under arrest. You're detained. trying to get you out. You're reaching for stuff. We don't know what you're reaching for. >> You have any weapons on you? >> Hey, where's your pocket? >> Yep. >> You seen it? >> Yep. >> Okay. >> She put it inside there when she when she was coming up. >> Hey, she was reaching in there. >> Go take it out. >> Where is it at? >> Yeah. Oh, yeah. I saw her put it in there. Take it out. >> What do you got here? Is there anything that can hurt me? Cook me ste my hand. >> What's in there? >> Okay. One more. >> All right. Let's go to this car. >> You want me to You want me to wipe you through the front? >> Yeah. Just hold her over there. You want me to grab that or stay there? What happened? >> Hey, careful. >> What happened? What is this car? >> I still have a cage. >> The moment cops approached, the energy screamed, "Something's off." The woman fidgeted, reaching into pockets like she was auditioning for World's Worst Magician. When officers told her to step out, she played clueless, pretending she was just looking for her glasses. Sure, because people on crutches always stash glasses in mystery pockets. It didn't take a detective to see this stop was about to turn into a narcotics discovery episode. >> What's in here? I see a lot of bunch of stuff in here. What am I going to find here? >> Do you have any fentanyl in this? >> No. >> What is that? >> Don't reach for anything. >> I don't know what it is, guys. >> Okay. phone. We're not right there. >> All right. I'm going to read you something. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court. You have the right to talk to a lawyer for advice before we ask you any question and to have with you during questioning. If you cannot afford a lawyer won't be appointed for you before any question if you wish. If you decide to answer questions without lawyer present, you will still have the right to stop answer any time. You also have the right to stop answering time to talk to a lawyer. Do you understand what I just read to you? Do you have any questions about what I just read to you? >> What am I going to find in that package? >> What am I going to find in that packet? Look at me. Open your eyes and look at me. Look at me. >> The officer wants you put that in your pocket. >> I don't want to put it in there. >> I don't want to get We're stressing how honest you are. Whether or not we work with you or not. >> No, I want to work with you. >> Why were you reaching into that pocket? >> I was looking for my glasses. I have >> you got positive alert, too. >> Well, I'm sure you noticed it was in your hand. >> Okay, I'm not going to do the stupid thing. I've been doing this for 18 years, okay? I don't ever have problem helping anybody, be nice to anybody, but I won't do the stupid thing. terrible. >> Oh, it's tweezers. >> You have any needles in here? >> No. No. It's tweezers and the dog bones. I was cleaning the car. Let's >> see what it is. >> I got you. >> Got dog biscuits and all kind of stuff in there. >> I don't have the car. When I was cleaning out the car, I put them in there. >> We don't know what you got. >> I know that there was an alert for narcotics in the car. So, >> I don't have any longer. >> Do you have a marijuana card? >> No. Okay. >> All right. >> I was crying. >> Well, the dog learned the present in the vehicle. >> I was crying outside my dog situation. >> Remember when I met you that day when you were in the Walmart parking lot? >> Yeah. Dallas told me that he was wearing your makeup to cover up his tattoos on his face. Fine makeup bag wasn't shoved in her pocket. >> Yeah. >> Ma'am. >> Ma'am, >> she's been read, right? >> Yeah. >> Ma'am, my mom's going to K9 you. Okay. So, I ran my my dog around the vehicle. He's trained on illegal narcotics. He alerted to the the presence of narcotics in the vehicle. >> Things escalated when the canine circled the car and instantly alerted. Game over. The woman tried acting calm, blaming dog bones and tweezers. Classic move. Blame the pet snacks. But cops weren't buying it. The officer's face said it all. He'd seen this kind of amateur hour a 100 times and it always ended the same way. >> Uh, what are you guys on or what is in the vehicle that we're going to find? And again, you've been ready to ride. You don't have to talk to me if you don't want to, but uh, I have all the tests in the world. I wonder. This is just where she was reaching in here. She had a bag in there. So, I saw I saw you searching have to get the uncle one, bro. I would have to go to and get to go the uncle. Um, we can search him. We got a fuel a green pill inside the news uh cigarette. >> Okay. What? >> We haven't told what it is. So, >> uh, >> he's he's talking to them. >> Let's do this. >> But, we good to search on them both. >> Doesn't the drip pill doesn't have any lettering on his spot? That one right there. >> Oh, yeah. I wonder if it'll test >> when it was inside the new port. It's probably we're getting tested for Pent. >> Huh? >> Yeah. >> I just wanted to see her because she was reaching in something when she was that TV came from. Make sure you run the serial number. It's probably going to come back stolen. >> Is she going to be a CI one? Sig one, right? >> Say again. >> The guy is C1, right? >> Oh, yeah. Yeah, they're doing the investigation right now. We definitely send one. >> Do you want me to help him out with the DR stuff? I don't I'm not going to call one, but are you >> I am you can do the first person if you want. >> I really don't want to, but you don't have to. We'll call the uncle. >> Yeah, I don't know who the uncle call is. >> Well, we'll we'll let the >> We'll see. We'll see. Uh we'll see G and uh Nin. >> We'll see. Was she given an arm to wake him up? >> No, I don't think so. >> No, right. >> Yeah. You want me to check his size or something? >> Yeah, of course. >> Is he Is she willing to do? >> I don't know. I haven't been over there. I've been with the female. >> I'm just I'm just finishing up with the surgery real quick. >> Thanks, get him. that if he's good. >> Yeah, we asked him and he just kind of looked him over. >> Then came the real treasure hunt. Inside the car, bags, pills, and mystery packets tucked everywhere. One officer found a green pill hidden inside a cigarette. The passenger looked lost, probably wishing she'd ubered instead. The scene screamed Cape Coral Chaos at its peak. Two people, one busted TV, and enough confusion to make you question reality. right there. >> Let them check out. >> Hey, do we search her? >> Hey, do we uh do we search her completely? >> I searched her completely. She's in the back of my patrol. >> She's cross. >> She had I'm done with the car for the most part. I was just going to go help them out, but uh I was done without car. >> Yeah. All right. evidence is still laying there. So, I don't want to leave there. Still right there on the floor. Shake him out real quick. >> I just don't know if you want if you wanted me to go check if you wanted me to shake him out real quick. >> I don't know if you wanted me to shake him out real quick, though. >> He's going to need some help. here. >> Let me go grab a bag. So, this bag >> just that that uh that black bag that she had on the on her. >> No, she thought there was no way she put it in there. So we still need to test where's that property bag that had that right there in my seat. They know what vehicle I took picture of the inside of. >> I took pictures of the inside. >> I want them to know what vehicle I took a picture of. That's all. By the end, the car looked like a crime scene meets a garage sale. Officers found evidence bags, drugs, and leftover dog biscuits used as fake coverups. Cape Coral might be used to strange arrests. But this one, it proved one thing clear. If you're hiding something, don't act like you're starring in your own crime show. Both were arrested for possession of narcotics and tampering with evidence. So, in the end, if you enjoyed the video, hit that like button and drop your thoughts in the comments. Let's see who stands out the most. The best comment gets pinned. And hey, don't forget to share this video with your friends and family so they don't miss out on the fun. And now, here's a challenge for you. On your screen, you're seeing the four best playlists. Click on anyone and I promise you won't regret it. 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