The vehicle was also recorded traveling 49 mph in a 45 mph zone. However, within moments of the stop, something unusual happens. The driver's seat is suddenly empty. >> Give me your license. driver just ran out. >> Yeah. No, you didn't. Give me your license. Everyone >> shut that door. >> I don't. That's my daughter. That >> door. >> Everyone give me your license. >> License? I don't have my ID on. >> Okay. What do you got? You got your ID? I have no ID. No one has ID. No one has license. Okay. Whose car is this? >> It's the old man that I stay with. >> Okay. >> Um the girl Stephanie was just was just driving us. I'm sorry. >> Your girl Stephanie. >> Stephanie. What? >> Stephanie Spencer. >> Okay. What's your name? >> Craig Bed. >> Craig Bedgood. What's your name? >> My name is Kristen Harris. >> Kristen what? Kristen Harris and Craig Bed. Good. >> Either either of you guys have license. >> Oh, okay. >> And who's this back here? >> This is my daughter. >> Hi. How old are you? >> 18. >> 18. >> All right. >> When's the last time anyone was arrested or anything? Um, >> I found an old man. >> What was your last arrest for? >> It was burglary, but they all dropped. >> Okay. Guns, drugs, knives, anything in here? >> No. >> All right. >> So, here's what's going to happen. I got another people coming and then we're going to figure this out. All right. >> All right. >> So, you have any form of ID on you? >> No. I got I got that. >> Okay. >> Can I look down here? >> No, just hang tight. Don't be mess Don't be reaching around or anything. >> I got my practice. Yeah. Yeah. >> Don't Don't worry about them. Just keep your hands above the dash. >> So, whose car is this? >> The old man Jerry's. >> Jerry who? >> Where does he stay? >> He lives in Al. >> Is that where you stay with him? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. >> When's the last time you were arrested? >> Um, >> it's been uh last time he was arrested, it was uh >> me. >> We were arrest No. Yeah, we were arrested together. Remember? >> It's been about a while. Maybe 3 months. >> What was that for? >> Same thing where she said ver got dropped. >> No, don't grab anything. >> He got dropped. >> All right. >> There's a guy out here. Get out. Talk to that guy. All right. He's going to get out. Saddowski. >> Yep. >> All right. >> We just set this up here. >> Yep. >> How you doing? You got any illegal on you? >> Quick poke me. >> No, I don't want you ever day in my life. >> No, that's good. All right, open that door up. >> How we doing? >> Good. You can come over here. You got anything on you? >> You got anything on you? >> No, sure. I got dress on. All right, let's figure out who uh you guys all right here. Right here. Right here. Right here. >> All right, Mr. uh what was your name? >> That goes trash back in. >> How bad is your license? >> I don't have a license, though. >> Okay, I'm not asking that. I know. How bad is it? How many times you've been suspended? >> Oh, I've never had one at all. >> Never had one, >> but I've been >> Well, I just caught you again. I know you're driving. I was driving. >> Yeah, we're not here. So, check this out. Listen. Stop talking. Listen. Where are you guys coming from? >> I swear on my dad. >> You expect me to believe that I rip in here and see you jumping on? >> I promise you I was not. I swear on my dad. >> Listen, stop talking. >> I was driving, sir. It was me, sir. >> Okay. >> I promise you I wasn't driving. I I swear to God I wasn't. >> I wasn't here. So I don't look at me. >> I swear to God I wasn't driving. >> He was really I mean I put that on my screen. Well, the easy thing was just take all three of you guys in jail and be done with it. >> Okay. Well, can she not go to Jess? That's my daughter. She wasn't doing nothing wrong. >> She was in the car. If y'all going to lie, then I don't care. >> Well, no, we're not lying. I was driving, sir. I swear to God. I was literally driving. I promise you. I don't got no reason to show it. >> There is a camera here in that camera. We'll show. >> Y'all know where I was when I saw you guys come out of the fish games. >> You know, I saw who got in the driver's seat, right? Right across the street. >> Okay. Well, they got cameras, too. And they seen me get in the driver's seat. I got in the driver's seat. >> No, I saw I was across the street, >> sir. Oh my. McKenzie, he was in the driver's seat. >> She didn't want to answer cuz she didn't want to lie. >> No, cuz she's freaking scared. >> What? You're saying I got in the driver's seat? >> I saw the whole thing. >> You're saying I got in the driver's seat. >> Oh my god. >> Please, please, let's take We're going to take you for obstruction and her for obstruction, too. Is that good? >> For what? >> I swear to God, I'm not trying. >> Cameras. >> I don't need to look at the camera. >> We're not lying. You do need to look if I was you telling me what I need to do. >> I was driving, sir. >> If I was driving, I would admit it. Trust me, I would admit it. I'm not going to let someone go to jail. >> First thing you did is you you started looking at your daughter. As soon as you started selling a lie, you looked at her to see what she >> was driving. >> She didn't want to get involved. Don't ask her. >> No, cuz she's she's got bad anxiety, sir. And she >> I would I would too if I was blind. >> If I was driving, I would admit that I was driving. I really car. >> It's the old the old man that I live with. This is >> All right. Is there anything illegal in the vehicle? >> No, sir. >> Can I check? >> Um, I don't know if you can or not. I guess you can. >> It's not my car, though. So, I don't know. >> Doesn't matter. >> Nobody wants to admit they were driving, so we'll take >> I was driving, sir. >> Okay. I mean, I would love to look at the camera cuz I I I have >> What came you talking about? >> The cameras at fish games and the cameras. There's got to be cameras here. >> It'll matter if they want me to take I'll take I swear to God, I'll try driving. If I was driving, I would admit to it. I'm not like that by no. >> I mean, I've been caught 10 times driving. >> So, when he gets up here and there's nobody sitting in the driver's seat, that's kind of weird, right? >> I I flung myself in the back seat real quick. >> You know, that lacks any common sense of anything in this planet, right? >> That's exactly what happened, though. I mean, >> that's that's a normal reaction for anybody when they get stopped by the cops. They immediately just jump in the back seat. >> Yeah. They don't have a driver's license. >> You have You don't have a license either? >> No. >> I promise you I wasn't driving, so I promise. I have no >> He saw me. >> Yeah, he saw him. >> How? I got I got a bonus. I don't understand. >> I mean, I wish there was some way to prove it cuz I I'm telling you, I know I wasn't driving. I wish there was a way to prove it. >> Okay. >> What do you think I saw across the street? He's >> Listen to me. Answer the question I just said. What do you think I saw when I was directly across you with my binoculars? >> What do you think I saw when I was already in the driver's seat? >> Wow. You guys are going to keep on selling this to the grave, huh? >> Listen, we're going to get if if if something does happen, we can the people at the whatchamacall they see us on the cameras get us. >> Okay. You know there's no cameras on the south side of the building, right? >> Cameras right there when we were part came. >> When did they put those there? They weren't there last week. They're there. I promise you. They're here. >> I can't believe y'all can't take me. I mean, I would say if I was driving, >> you know how many time you lied to. >> I understand that. I understand that, sir. But I swear >> because she's trying to she's trying to pretend like as soon as I get stopped by that cops, immediately just jump in the back seat for no reason. >> When when I'm not supposed to be driving, that's what I do, too. Or try to get out. Not going to lie. That's exactly what I try to do myself. I'm not going to lie to you. Then the officer discovers methreated materials on the seat where the young daughter had been sitting. >> Anything else on you? >> No. >> Why am I That's not hers. That's mine. No, it's my stuff. >> It's mine. >> Hey. Nope. Listen to what I'm about to do. I'm going to put you in handcuffs and then we're going to talk. But I'm going to explain everything. >> Well, she was sitting on a straw with a bag and then Yes, you were. And then also there is in your backpack that you were clutching with your ID is a folded up dollar bill with crystal meth. >> That's not mine. >> Hey, don't relax. >> I'm busy. Mom, >> relax your hands right now. >> Dizzy. You got to relax. Mom, >> you got to relax. You're going to go to jail probably. >> Oh, it's not probably. Relax your hands. >> Relax. What's that in your backpack? Stop that. Don't be like that. >> I'm just saying she's got to relax a little bit on your We're going to check. So now's the time to be honest. >> You don't you're going to get put through an X-ray machine. >> That's That's not mine. So I don't >> You just I don't know what to believe out of you cuz 2 seconds ago it was yours. Now it's not yours. >> No, cuz I thought I was going to take it cuz >> they're driving your backpack. I can't There's nothing I can do about that. >> Anything else on you? >> I do. >> Mackenzie, answer me. Focus. Is there anything else in your bra in your in your person? Tucked up anywhere? >> No. >> Nothing. >> Nothing else. Okay. Come over to this this car over here. >> Please don't arrest me. I Can we just talk? Please >> take a seat. I'll Can you sit here for a second? I got my zero. Have a seat. Come on. In the car. Get in the car. Mackenzie, you have to get in the car. Kenzie, get in the car. >> Get in the car, Kenzie. You got to get in the car. You have to get in the car. >> Sit inside, please. >> Anything in your shoes or socks? >> No. >> Nothing's in your socks. >> I I swear I didn't feel anything. >> Okay. Well, you're sitting on a bag, a gut straw with a baggie. >> How about this? What you guys going to have with you in the curb? >> There is crystal math folded up in a dollar bill in your backpack that you were holding with your ID in it. Okay. >> You see where we're at? But I I just it's >> if one of them put it on you, you should just your mom. I don't think >> Has she ever been arrested before? >> No, sir. >> Mackenzie, >> it must I don't It It's not mine. >> Have you ever used meth before? >> I used it a long time ago. >> How long is a long time ago? >> When I was young. >> You're young now. You're 18. >> Okay. But yeah. >> When was the last time you used meth? It's not You're not helping me here. You're not helping yourself either. >> A while. >> How long is a while? A week, a day, a month, a year. >> Okay. Kick your feet. >> Like a >> kick your feet. >> Like a week. >> Okay. Kick your feet in. >> No. Sir, please. No. Kick your feet in. >> We can just talk. >> No. I' I've been trying. You're sitting here bouncing and looking at the sky. >> I I'm telling you. I That's not my week is not a lie. That is not mine. Put that in my bag. >> Okay. Well, that's for you to argue in court for right now. >> I can't. >> We can't. What? >> I have brothers. I got to go home, too. I live right down the street. >> Go to your brothers. How old are your brothers? >> They're young. >> How old is young? If you guys are honest enough from the very beginning, not jumping around and playing musical chairs. >> Halloween. >> How much? How? Give me an age. A number. This could have gone in a completely different direction. >> Okay, they're fine. Kick your feet out. Can >> No. Kick your feet. No. Kick your feet. >> I'm I'm about to make you I'm about to put you in the car. >> Sir, >> what? >> As soon as you start playing [ __ ] games, I'm I'm all >> What? All right. Kick your feet in. >> I Sir, please. >> Are you going to if if I put my hands on you to put you in the car, you're going to get resisting. You're going to get another charge, >> sir. >> Do you understand that? >> Can I just call? >> Do you understand that? Yes or no? >> I do, but can I just kick your feet in? I'm giving you 3 seconds before I put you in the car. >> Another, please. >> Three. >> Sir, please. >> Two. >> If I put my hands on you, you're getting resisting arrest. Put your feet in there. >> Three. >> Two. >> Can I just call some my >> Can I call please? >> There's resisting arrest. I'm not I didn't >> math a week ago. >> H said she used math a week ago. >> She's going to jail. She's fine. >> She'll be going to jail. >> Uh let me grab it. >> Not happy she's going to jail. >> McKenzie continues to display increasingly strange and erratic behavior. >> Is there anything inside of your pants? >> No. Okay. Walk this way. Well, this way. Come on. Where you at, sir? Mackenzie, is there anything on you? >> I don't have anything on. You >> have nothing on you or nothing in you. Correct. I need you to say yes or no because as soon as you go in that door that cross that threshold, if you have something on you, that's another charge. If you tell me about it right now, it won't I won't charge you with it as long as you tell me. But you're about to go through a body scan. Say yes or no. Yes or no? I'm asking her if she has something on her or in her and she's yet to answer me. If you cross that line and there's something on you, I will charge you with it. If you tell me right here, we'll deal with it. Yes or no? You got 3 seconds and then we're walking in. Yes or no? Do you have something on you or in you? >> Okay, let's go. >> Are you done yet or you have any metals on you >> for right now? That's still going until we figure out. >> Okay. Yes or no? You going to go through a metal detector know if you're pregnant or not? Or you have any sneakers or anything like that that would interfere? >> She has braces. >> And you kind of walk over there. Sir, what's the problem? >> What's the problem? >> You really want to go this route? You probably don't. You got anything on your sheet outside? >> She hasn't answered if she has anything on or in her. So until we figure that out, that's this is still running down here. >> McKenzie, you're going to go on the body scanner. You have something on your in you. Tell them. >> Are you pregnant? >> You're not pregnant. Do you have any metal in your body? Like, have you had surgery? You got like metal implants in your body or legs or anything? No. Come on. Come on. You've had the opportunity to talk, but you refuse to talk. >> At the time of this arrest, 18-year-old McKenzie was ultimately charged with multiple drugrelated offenses following the traffic stop. The most serious charge was possession of methamphetamine, a felony under Florida law that applies when someone knowingly possesses a controlled substance without a valid prescription. She was also charged with possession of drug paraphernalia, which typically refers to items used to store, conceal, or consume illegal narcotics. In addition, McKenzie faced a charge of resisting a law enforcement officer without violence, which applies when a person obstructs or refuses lawful commands during an investigation or arrest. McKenzie later entered a plea of no contest to these charges and the judge ultimately withheld adjudication, meaning she was not formally convicted despite the penalties imposed. She was sentenced to 60 days in county jail followed by one year of probation. Another charge, possession of cocaine, was later dropped by prosecutors. Unfortunately, the legal trouble did not end there. Since this incident in 2022, McKenzie has reportedly been arrested four additional times, highlighting how the cycle of drug use and addiction can continue to impact a person's life and keep them involved with the criminal justice system. In my opinion, this serves as a reminder of the long-term consequences drugs can have, not only on someone's health, but also on their future. It's especially difficult to see this happening at such a young age. She was only 18. But let me know your thoughts in the comments.