Would you mind if I did a quick, quick search of your vehicle? >> Oh, yeah. I mean, I'll tell you I I have some weed in the door, but that's it. >> What started as a routine traffic stop quickly took an unexpected turn when a driver insisted her license issues had already been resolved. Moments later, officers discovered she had active warrants she didn't even know about. Hey, how's it going? >> Good. >> Hey, I'm Officer Taylor with West Fork PD. How are y'all? >> Good. How are you? >> Good. Um oh, you can leave the door shut. >> I was just going to get my wallet out for you. It's in the back seat there. >> Okay, what's your what's your name? >> Rebecca. >> Okay. Um do you do you understand that you have a suspended driver's license, right? >> No, it shouldn't be suspended at all. >> Okay. Um on my end, it's showing that it is suspended currently. >> Huh. >> So, >> No, I took care of that a while ago. >> Okay, well, we can get this straightened out. Um can I get a name for your passenger as well? I was just it was I was just asking. >> I mean, you don't have to. >> Uh I'm just kind of like Yeah, it's just a traffic stop, but I like to identify who I'm talking to. Um I mean, I'm a man-to-man, so I do have a reason why you shouldn't be giving it. >> No. >> I'm just trying to identify you. I like to identify everybody that I'm on traffic stop with, and it's honestly just kind of courteous, but if you don't want to, you don't have to. Okay. >> Do you need my wallet? >> Yeah, yes, ma'am, I do. If you want to step on out and grab that for me. Is there anything in the vehicle I need to be concerned about? >> No. >> Okay. >> We We just got done cutting some wood. Doing a kind of project. Here you go. >> Okay. >> Do you need my insurance? >> Yes, please. West Fork County, I've got one of them by my number. >> Okay. All right. >> Actually, I think my insurance is on my >> 10-4, ma'am. I've got one of them by my number. >> Yeah, um I think the court owns them. This is something that was supposed to be taken care of a while ago. >> On my end, it's still showing that you have reinstatement fees and stuff like that that that aren't taken care of. >> either. Like cuz I have the receipts for that even. Sorry. >> No, you're fine. >> At this point, Rebecca appeared genuinely surprised by the warrants and remained cooperative with officers. What seemed like a simple paperwork issue was suddenly becoming much more serious. >> of it or anything? >> I might have a screenshot. >> Okay. Sorry, a screenshot would work. >> Yeah. >> Here Here Will you uh will you do me a favor? Since this is already Will you step out of the vehicle real quick and hop back to the back with me for just a second? >> Okay. >> And we can work out your insurance thing here in a minute, okay? On my end, it shows you have insurance, so I'm not I'm not too awfully worried about your insurance. Um okay, so here's the deal. You have several warrants. >> I have several warrants? >> Yes, ma'am. You have two. You have one out of Prairie Grove for failure to appear on on multiple speeding charges. But here, let me let me first talk, okay? So you have that. And you have one out of county for failure to appear for driving on a suspended license. >> From Westfork? >> Uh no, it's out of Washington County. It's out of Washington County. >> I I have no idea what that means. I'm sorry. >> So so they're checking on those. So we're going to see what we're going to do on those, okay? One, two. Can you give me his name? Because he's I mean, who is your passenger? He's He's acting He's acting kind of funny. He's acting like he might have warrants. >> No, I don't know if he has warrants or not, but he always has problems with cops. >> Okay, well, I haven't done anything to give me any issues. So I like to identify my passengers. >> Yeah, it's uh Justin. >> Go ahead. >> 49 >> to pay for the grow. >> But I tried I was just I mean I didn't know I had warrants. You know what? Okay, so the thing out of Perry Grove I didn't know if they put a warrant out yet, but it was because I was paying my fines. Then I got a ticket and I missed a court date, so they said I couldn't continue paying my fines out of Perry Grove until I went to that court date. >> Okay, perfect. Thank you. Okay. Okay. Well, they're wanting me to e-file you on that. Give you a new court date and everything. >> Oh, awesome. Thank you. >> Um What is his What is his last name? >> Jeeter, J E T E R. I just need to get to my son's basketball game. >> Okay. >> That's why we quit working. I was like, "I got to go." >> Okay. J E E T E R or J >> J E T E R, yeah, like that. >> Okay, yeah, you're good on that. Okay, so So, I'm going to be completely up front with you, okay? So while we are going to e-file on the court date would you mind if I did a quick quick search of your vehicle? >> Oh, yeah. I mean, I'll tell you how I have some weed in the door, but that's it. >> Okay. I mean, I saw the weed. But >> Yeah, that's it. >> Yeah, I wanted to double check with you first anyway >> Yeah. >> before I brought that up. So, Okay. Um Hang tight. I'm going to slip on gloves. We're going to slip on gloves. Next question, does he have anything on him that I need to be aware about? >> of. Not that I know of. >> Nothing you know of? Okay. Um are there any weapons in here that I need to be >> Uh well, we had those two machetes we were working with you know, but >> Okay, no firearms? >> No. God, no. >> Okay. Well, hey. Hey, we're in the South and we're in the United States. >> I know. >> There are firearms everywhere. >> Yeah, I know. >> Do you want to pat her down real quick? I'm going to get him out and All right, you want to hop out for me real quick? I'm going to do a quick search of the vehicle. Do what? >> We're going to >> need to be. >> Uh hop it to the back right here for me. Okay, you got anything on you that's going to poke or prod at me? >> No. Yeah, I've got a >> Okay, here. Don't pull it out. Don't pull it out. Just keep your hands up, okay? Just put your hands on the back of the vehicle for me and I'll find it. I'll dig it out for you and Okay. Now, did you not want to tell me your name cuz you had a search waiver on file? >> Oh. I don't see where it says it's unlawful for you to ask. I haven't committed a crime. >> Okay. So, you don't have a search waiver on file? >> That's not the point. >> It's not unlawful to ask for your name. >> It's not unlawful for you to ask. >> No, I wasn't going to force you to give it to me, you know? That would have been unlawful. >> Searching my right now is unlawful. >> She gave me consent and she told me that there's marijuana in the vehicle. >> give me consent to search the vehicle. >> Well, Justin, you do have a search waiver on file. So, I don't need it. Okay, both of y'all just want to stand at the back of the vehicle. I'm going to do a quick search and then I will get you right back on the road, okay? You what? >> You don't need a waiver with me. All you got to do is ask. >> Why Why would I ask to search you when I asked for your name and you wouldn't even give me your name? What does that What does that tell me? >> Two totally different things. >> All right. Can I have you put your hands behind your back for me, please? >> Yeah, I just told him. I'm pretty sure I did. >> Okay. >> Westmoreland County log 10-15 times one. Can we exit? Okay. How about I search my car for you, okay? Okay. I'm going to read you your Miranda rights, you okay? >> Yeah. >> And then will you talk with me? >> Yes, absolutely. >> Okay, let me read you your Miranda rights, okay? >> Um do you want to get in first? >> Yes, please. Cuz I don't want to be standing out in the middle of the road, okay? >> I got you. >> Okay, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you can say will be held will be held against you in the court of law. You have the right to an attorney. You have the right to one present with you with you while I'm questioning you. If you do not choose to answer any questions, that's okay. Knowing these rights, also if you cannot afford one, one will be one will be provided provided for you. Okay? Understanding these rights and having these in mind, do you wish to talk with me? >> Sure. >> Okay. So, I already found a little bit in your purse, okay? >> Yes, that's it. That's all I promise. >> Well, did you also promise me that there would be nothing in there? >> I totally forgot that it was in there. >> So, well now I'm now I'm about to tear the whole dang thing up. >> I mean, please don't. But I mean, I promise there's nothing else in there. I mean, I be truthful. >> Okay. Does he have anything on him? >> Uh no. Not that I know of. He doesn't even know that. He didn't even know I had that. I just forgot I had that. I just thinking about it when I was like, "Oh [ __ ] there may be something in there." >> Okay. Um >> Cuz I haven't >> Where did you Where did you get it? >> Uh I got it like a month ago. >> Okay. Okay. Don't [ __ ] me. >> No, I promise because I haven't been doing it. I've been working. >> just been sitting in your purse? >> Yeah. Well, no. Not that long. Not a month, maybe a week. >> Okay, well, where'd you get it from a week ago? Who gave >> A friend. >> end of the stop, what began as a conversation about a suspended license had turned into an arrest. After discovering active warrants and locating suspected marijuana during the search, officers transported Rebecca while making arrangements for someone to retrieve the vehicle. >> It wouldn't him. >> All right. Sit tight back here for me, okay? Put your foot Swing your foot in. You don't want the OT? Yeah. Jason, last name? >> Hart. He'll meet He's my ex-husband. >> Okay. All right, we're about to bring her in. We're about to just take her on in. >> Okay. You guys >> Huh? >> Yeah. >> I don't know. She's saying Hey, she's saying that She's saying that Justin Hart or Jason Hart's coming to pick it up. So, I mean, I don't know what your rapport is with him, but >> Oh, he's good people. >> So, if you think that he'll >> be forever. So, I'm just going to go home and get my four-wheeler and come back and and get my stuff. >> Okay, let me let me double-check with her. Let me double-check with her that's okay. And then I'll just let you take the keys and then that's fine. Okay, so he's going to walk home real quick and grab his four-wheeler >> Okay. >> and get his equipment out of the back. Is that okay with you? >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. He can take my car if he can. Like if he'll >> No, he has a he has a suspended license, so So, he's just going to go get his get his four-wheeler, get his stuff, come back, and that way he'll have the keys for your husband. >> Yeah, that's perfect. Yeah. Thank you. >> Yep.