A county sheriff's deputy stopped a vehicle for expired tags and asked the occupants for license, registration, and insurance. Both women admitted they did not have valid documentation readily available. And one stated she had recently been released from jail. A K9 unit conducted a sniff of the vehicle and alerted to the presence of narcotics, giving deputies probable cause to search. Inside the center console and passenger floorboard, deputies located a bag of white powder and multiple meth pipes. Field testing confirmed the substances contained methamphetamine and fentanyl. The occupants initially denied ownership, but deputies explained constructive possession laws, meaning both could be held responsible due to access. During the arrest process, one woman admitted to concealing additional narcotics inside her body and voluntarily surrendered multiple bags. Both women were taken into custody on drug-related charges. One was later sentenced to jail and probation, while the passenger entered a diversion program, but was arrested again months later on felony drug charges.