A simple speeding stop, a cooperative driver, and within minutes it turns into three first-degree charges. A police officer in Kingsville pulls over a black Toyota for speeding. Radar got you at 38 in a 30. The driver stays calm. No problem, officer. My bad. But then, the officer smells something. Step out of the vehicle. I'm smelling marijuana. The driver and passenger step out as backup is called. At first, everything seems relaxed. The officer even promises a warning if everyone cooperates. But then, the situation changes instantly. While running the driver's information, the officer pauses. You've got active warrants. The driver freezes. I just got out of jail, he mutters. Within seconds, handcuffs come out. What started as a minor speeding stop suddenly became three first-degree charges and a one-way trip back to jail.