A trooper pulls over a blue Nissan for expired tags and riding too close to a semi. He asks what's in the two big cardboard boxes in the back, and the driver says nothing. He won't consent to a search, and then it turns out he has no valid license, so the car gets towed and inventoried. Inside the boxes: about 115 pounds of methamphetamine, according to Arkansas State Police. In this video, we break down the full stop from the dash camera and rear seat camera: the 104 mph catch-up, the questions about the boxes, the refused search, the canceled K9, the tow, the hatch and the phone call that followed. THE LAW Rodriguez v. United States (2015): police can't stretch a traffic stop past its purpose to wait for a drug dog unless they have reasonable suspicion of a crime. South Dakota v. Opperman (1976): when police lawfully impound a car, they can inventory what's inside under standard procedure without a warrant. CHAPTERS 0:00 "What's in the back of the car?" 0:23 Interstate 30, Arkansas 0:42 104 to catch up 1:10 "Trooper Killian, State Police" 2:30 "What's in the back of the car?" 2:46 Two cardboard boxes 3:55 "Ever been in trouble?" 4:20 "Nothing illegal in your car?" 4:46 "Can I check your vehicle?" 5:18 Calling for a K9 5:53 The law: Rodriguez v. United States 6:56 "You don't have a license" 7:07 The law: South Dakota v. Opperman 7:58 "Where is your key?" 8:14 The hatch 8:57 What was in the boxes 9:31 "It's a bunch of meth" 10:44 His rights 11:10 How it ended Disclaimer: all footage is real and comes from public records (original upload: Arkansas Police Activity, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mHLGXP59CBw). This video is for educational and documentary purposes. A charge is not a conviction; everyone shown is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. No court outcome was found at the time of upload. Like, share and subscribe to Cuffed and Charged for a new full incident every week. #bodycam #dashcam #police #trafficstop #drugbust #arkansasstatepolice #interstate30 #meth #trooper

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