This was an interesting one. This started with a basic traffic stop for following the vehicle in front too closely. The officer first speaks with the male driver in the patrol vehicle alone, he asks all the typical questions and is told that they are traveling to Atlanta, Ga. Then he speaks with the female passenger and is told a completely different story, she says they are going to Oklahoma to visit her uncle.... When the driver and passenger don't even remotely have the same story, it's always going to end badly for them. The interesting part of this to me was that the female took total responsibility for what was found is the vehicle. They found 70+ pounds of illegal drugs and she could have easily blamed the driver or said they both were responsible. Normally it's the male that goes down, not this time and she went down hard. She ended up pleading guilty to numerous charges and was sentenced to 78 months in federal prison. Federal prison is a lot different than state prison, in state prison people usually do about 50% of their sentence...sometimes less with good behavior, parole etc. In federal prison you do 85% of your sentence, so at 78 months with good behavior she is going to do a little over 5.5 years. Not worth it at all do lose 5.5 years of your life, hopefully if someone sees this and was considering trying something this foolish..they will reconsider. Get an honest job and work hard, it will payoff over time. 00:02 Traffic Stop 00:45 Driver's Story 02:12 Passenger's Story 06:23 Driver Questioned 07:11 Female Consent to search 08:00 Vehicle Searched 12:15 Jail For Youtube reviewer, to my knowledge this falls under (this is journalistic , this is a real news story. This should be allowed to be monetized I believe): Educational, humorous, or music-related references about recreational drugs or drug paraphernalia, where the intent is not to promote or glorify illegal drug usage. Drug deals shown in gaming content. Documentary, journalistic, or comedic content portraying usage of drugs or drug trafficking organizations.