If we get a ticket for the light, is there a way to make it out to my boss or does it go to me cuz I'm driving? >> It goes to you because you're driving with her medical card. She's still going to jail. >> All right. We're just going to go back there instead. Okay. >> On June 9th, 2025 in Florida, a routine traffic stop began with a busted brake light and a license plate hiding behind a cover. Officers expected a quick fix it ticket, but instead they walked straight into excuses, probation confessions, and a marijuana discovery that turned this tree trimming duo into a roadside soap opera. >> Hey guys, how's it going? Good. >> Hey, my name's Officer Canrell. So, the reason I stopped you today is that you can't see. I can't read your license plate. >> I'm sorry. It was covered. >> Yeah, it's obstructing it. Also, you're missing one of your brake lights when you're stopped. Okay. I need your license, registration, insurance. Okay. >> I didn't even know that. All right. Okay. So, can I give you my name and information because you caught me on my way to report to my officer and get my license from the DMV, but it's good and valid. >> You don't you don't have your license on you? >> I have lost it on a business trip. We're going around doing jobs and stuff. >> Are you the registered owner of this vehicle? >> No, this is my boss's vehicle. >> Okay. >> I can call him up here for you if you want. >> Okay. Um >> I just need to take him to the gas station, get him back to the job, and then I was going to go report. He's going to the DMV. >> Okay. Sir, do you have ID on you by any chance? >> Sorry, it's exit. >> It's out of Texas. >> Yes, sir. >> Is there a reason why the pictures all burn off? >> Crazy ex-girlfriend. >> Okay. >> All right. Um, what's all the stuff that's all over your chest? >> It's all >> We cut streets for a living. >> Gotcha. >> Sorry. >> Okay. Let's [Applause] go to the dispensary. When I can't afford to go to the dispensary, I use my regular license. >> Okay. Call Delta 35 Central. Can you copy and I do like that right here? Brian, get you out the window. So that blue to gold agency. Yeah. That's how they teach it. >> If you get a ticket for the light, is there a way to make it out to my boss or does it go to me cuz I'm driving? >> It goes to you because you're driving. >> He said even we'll have him open the door. He can see what's going on and he can go to control stuff immediately. >> All right. So, um, so to be quite honest with you right now, what I what I could smell was marijuana coming from the vehicle. Okay. >> They have a little grinder in here, but I don't think it has any weed in it. >> That that may be the case. Okay. >> Yeah. Because I'm saying that's the reason why we're at this point now. Okay. So, at this point, it would need to be packaged and only for delivery. And in the conditions, it says it can't be like out. There can't be a scent of it essentially. >> Oh. is what it's is what it comes down to. Okay. So, if you could step off for me, you mind having step off. You have any kind of weapons on anything like that? >> No. >> Oh, honey. >> Damn. What are we doing? Cutting trees? >> Yes, sir. >> That we do for work? >> No, sir. >> You want to leave that stuff on the front seat? Hang out over there by that tree. Hey, uh, just really quick, uh, SAS, can you, um, can you go over there with them? >> I appreciate it. >> The driver set the tone with a missing license story that could rival a soap opera. Apparently, it was lost during a business trip, and now DMV redemption was right around the corner. Translation: no license, no proof, no luck. Add in the detail that the car wasn't even hers and the script started writing itself. >> You don't have any weapons on you at all? >> No. >> I say okay. >> Okay. All right. All right. So, just go on over with them. Okay. No medical cards. No camping vehicle. That's what they said. Okay. All right. Were you all smoking in there before something? No. >> You do like that work, you know, have cars, but I don't out right now. >> You can hang out with her if you want. She going to do their thing. >> My car should be good. >> Are y'all out of Port Orange? >> Oh, yes. >> Live in the land house, but we come up here for lunch. >> Okay. >> Right now. >> Okay, cool. I had to ask cuz I never seen that car before. I would have remembered that. Our boss cut it from a Honda pilot just like that. >> Oh yeah. >> And pulling the trailer like a monster. >> Y'all doing tree work today? Both of y'all. >> He climbs. I just drag the branches. >> You got that many tattoos. You start like trading [ __ ] That's got to be expensive, dude. Pay for all that. >> In prison. >> Prison. When were you locked up? >> Uh got out 6 years ago. So >> Okay. They still got you on like probation or anything like that? All good. Hell yeah. >> Then we are the one on probation. >> What are you on probation for? >> I wrote on the Walmart sign. I >> You what? >> I wrote on the Walmart sign. >> Oh vandalism [ __ ] >> We'll see. >> Cuz every time I pulled over, like way more cops come than this area. I'm 5' one and a half. >> I'm not going to do that. But >> so technically I'm I'm his backup. >> What are they here for? Well, that's my car right there. >> Oh, okay. >> And the guy in the back is is training him. >> Oh, really? >> So >> So there's always one and there's always a backup and it's >> So that's why it's taking a little longer cuz >> Yeah, he's he's just trying to make sure he does everything right. >> I can tell now. He was so He felt so bad telling we just took him out the car. Like Okay, no problem. >> Are y'all like a couple or you just work together? So >> I like you. >> Couple people that work together. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. That kind of thing. When she annoys the [ __ ] out of you, you like throw them branches down like hard. >> Throw like bigger and bigger ones. Yeah. >> No, he doesn't. >> Yep. >> Oh my god. >> This dog looks like it. >> I think it looks like your ass cheek off. you call. >> Oh my god. I've never seen a dog like that. Like at the police station. >> I've only ever seen German Shephers. >> Is that not a German Shepherd? >> Yeah, it's a Malin. >> Looks like a Malin. >> I've never heard a Malin. >> Then came the ID card. Burned, scratched, and allegedly ruined by a crazy ex-girlfriend. Nothing says reliability like presenting a melted relic as proof of existence. The officer barely had to ask questions. The driver's answers spun their own comedy routine, complete with tree cutting backstory and excuses sharper than her chainsaw. >> Yeah, they're German. >> Where's like a mix? >> I'll tell you right now, I've been bit by I've been bit by German shepherds and Malinino. I'll take a German Shepherd all day. Those things are psycho so bad. [Music] >> Does this vehicle look like it's coming from the border or what? >> Huh? Probably. Trying to see if you got people hidden down there. >> Yeah, I I don't think the dog knows the smell of my uncle Marty. We're good. >> No, we didn't. >> No, actually though, fun fact, not to get dark. My uncle Dennis was dead in his house for 3 days already. Overdosed and a dog at Aiden. >> Yeah, that happens. >> You've Yeah. Yeah. >> Thanks for coming out, man. If that's all there is. >> Well, I don't prefer our crap or anything else. >> Taste your own, I guess. >> I hope not. >> So, Lee said the dog was interested on that side, but not him saying it. Okay. >> All right. I'm going to grab food. >> Yeah, dude. I appreciate you guys. Appreciate it. >> Well, I must have been too late switching over to Teletype. They come back from the bin. >> Not yet. >> Okay. >> If they did, I missed. >> Okay. I I'd been sitting on it, so we'll be >> Thanks. I'll let you know. >> We have a seat. Yeah, not a seat belt problem though. It was just a breaking. Um I didn't know without the problem. Now he's letting me know. That's why it was taking so long. I didn't make it to my office, my probation either. But I'm going to have to tell him what happened. >> You want to So she's not even read. You want to go read him? >> Okay. >> Uh and ask if anybody wants to own up who he is. Okay. >> So, is this like part of his training, too? >> I mean, he's like doing it on his own, you know, just kind of like >> overseeing it. >> Overseeing it. Yeah. Make sure you don't anything. >> I look in this cooler just >> But then came the giveaway. The unmistakable perfume of marijuana wafting from the car like a guilty cologne. She swore it was just a grinder. No weed, just tools of the trade. Officers have heard that classic before. And spoiler alert, it never ends well. This brake light stop just leveled up to a cannabis checkpoint. [Applause] >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I got some. >> Yeah. Uh, if she qualifies for an NTA, then >> she's on probation. So, >> she is. >> Yeah. >> Oh, get my phone or what? >> I'll get it for you. Where's it at? >> All righty. I got to read your real read you your rights real quick. Okay. >> All right, man. >> What's going on? >> Give me one moment. I'll explain. You have the right to remain silent. Anything say maybe used as evidence against you. You have the right to talk to an attorney. If at any time you wish to stop talking or have an attorney present, all question will be stopped at your request. Do you understand these rights? All righty. So, with the grinder, there was also a I'm speaking to both of you now. There was also a cup of uh marijuana basically. This is what it looks like. >> So, the reason I read you your rights is who wants to take owner. >> I got you. >> Okay, just you can just No, just hang out right here. You can sit down. >> I'll just hang out. Just hang out right here. >> He'll get me out. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Okay. I I I just want to get some clarity on >> It's fine. Hey, sorry. I'm sorry. >> Okay. >> You're on probation currently, right? >> I am on probation. >> Okay. >> I didn't know I couldn't have flour, but whatever. >> Well, it it's not even necessarily the fact that it's flour, but >> I didn't know it was still in the truck. >> In your Well, I found it in your prescription. >> I didn't even I know. I should have known. I should have keep it in there, but I didn't. >> So, they they give you I know it's a long list, but they give you a list of all these rules that you uh >> I didn't hurry. Um, where is this? Where are we going? >> Uh, we're Goodwill. >> 12 Delta 35 to 45 on tech. >> I just didn't read the rules, but >> my bad. >> Won't happen again. >> Chocolate wave. >> Did you guys find the registration? >> Did you find the registration or not? >> It's not reg copy for the problem. >> That's not our problem. >> Are you on the phone? Does he have a way to tow the car? >> Yes. >> He's going to hold the trailer right now. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. So, we have someone that's coming to do a search. All right. Um, the best thing I can do for you right now, especially with it being so hot out, >> probation made everything worse. She admitted to still being under supervision, but also confessed to not reading her probation rules. That's like signing a contract without flipping past page one. then acting shocked when the fine print bites back. Officers didn't need Sherlock Holmes, just a nose and common sense. >> Um, I can get you to sit in the back passenger for now until she gets here. >> Am I able to stay right here just so I don't have to be in a cop car longer than I need to be? >> Well, we're going to be going from here to the PD anyway, so >> you're not going to be there very long. >> Yeah, you're not going to be here very long. Just for the sake of it. All right, go ahead and turn around. Yep. There you go. You secondary jail. >> Uh, yeah. That's ultimately what's going to be happening. All righty. >> So, even with her medical card, she's still going to jail >> because stipulations. >> All right. We're just going to go back there and sit. Okay. >> Do you want your phone? >> Yes, please. Thank you. >> Show me one adult. >> Oh, sorry. >> Forgot about the buckle. So, you can slide up. Get it around you. >> Oh, sorry. I'm sorry. >> Here again. >> Just hang out here. I'm going to blast my AC so I can get back to you. Okay. >> By the end, the excuses had run out. The marijuana was logged and probation violations stacked higher than the branches she claimed to drag for work. What started as a faulty light ended with handcuffs and a reminder that ignorance isn't a legal defense. It's just an embarrassing sound bite on body cam. She was charged with possession of cannabis and possession of paraphernalia and traffic offenses tied to missing license and faulty vehicle. 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 any one and I promise you won't regret it. You'll definitely enjoy this one. See you next time. Till then, keep watching.