On August 6th, 2026, a Key West detective conducting traffic enforcement spotted a vehicle connected to a woman with an active felony warrant. What appeared to be a routine traffic stop quickly became much more serious. >> I'm on 76 1050. Gray GMC Acadia signal 62. If I can get one this way. >> Hello. Hi, how are you? >> Good. How are you? I'm Detective Kokas Police Department. Do you have your driver's license? >> Yes. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You're fine. >> Thank you. All right. If you could step out for me. >> Thank you. We'll come to the back here. I don't want us to get hit. >> Come. >> We'll come to the back. I don't want us to get hit. >> All right. Place your hands behind your back. I have a warrant for your arrest. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> What's wrong? >> I have a warrant for your arrest. >> What's How come? >> I don't know. I didn't write the warrant. >> Yeah. I don't want to hurt you. Thank you for being cooperative. I appreciate it. >> What did I do wrong? I just want to let my kids know. >> Yeah, absolutely. I'll I'll explain all that. Okay. Do you have anybody who could uh How old are your kids? >> There's a sevenyear-old. >> Don't Don't tense up. Put your arms down. That way your your shoulders don't get too tight. I don't want to hurt you here. Here. Turn this for me. Slide. There we go. All right. Hang out on the hood of my car right here. Right here is good. >> Yep. Thank you. You have anything on you. >> Right here. >> Drugs, knives, weapons. >> Cuz we're going to find it, you know. >> Yeah. I know. I have some uh personal use. >> Okay. Comm 76. I have a female in custody. We're 10:13 here. Um, I'll just need a unit for transport. Miss Funzo, you've been very cooperative with me. I appreciate it. You said that you had narcotics. Where is it at? >> Yeah, it's my pocket. >> In your pocket. How much have you had to drink tonight? Cuz I can smell it on you. >> I just have a couple of uh higher. >> What's a couple? >> I have two two cans of honey. >> That's okay. >> What I'm smelling is more than two cans of ho. All right. Just so we're clear. >> All right. >> I mean, on this >> front pocket. >> There's a small bucket. >> Okay. All right. Let me grab my gloves. >> Oh, I got some in my pocket cuz I'm prepared. I'm prepared. I'm prepared. Heroin or uh cocaine? Okay. >> Anything else in the vehicle? >> Okay. Can I look? Uh, can you just look at the vehicle real quick and then we can get a hold of your son? How old is your son? >> 17. And that's >> Do they have a valid driver's license? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, yeah, I won't even knock out. I can stay with the student inventory real quick. Okay. >> Appreciate it. Okay. You got bra, underwear, all that good stuff. >> Okay. Is there anything else on your person? >> Yeah, I have more in my underwear. >> In your underwear. Okay. I'm not getting that. >> Yeah. >> Um, what how much are we talking? Three more of those. >> Three oz. Three what? >> Three more pairs. >> Oh, three more of those. Okay. In your underwear inside of you. What? In my underwear. >> Okay. Whenever we get to the jail, unless I have a female, I'm going to have them get that. Okay. Cuz you're being all honest with me. So, nothing in your bra? Nothing like that. Okay. No weapons? Nothing? >> No. Okay. All right. >> Transport >> you you mind just transporting and then as soon as I can and I'll come relieve you. >> Let the jail know she does have three more baggies in her underwear. >> Okay. >> Obviously I'm not going there. So >> um just keep it recording. >> Yeah. Yeah. Let me take a picture of it real quick. Um, what's your who do you want me to call about your kids? >> I don't I don't recall the phone number right now. I mean, we don't memorize phone numbers. >> No, no, no. >> In the car? >> No. No. Nobody's in the car. >> Is there anybody in the car? >> No. >> Okay. Hey, Frank. >> Frank, can you hear me? You speak English? >> No, English is okay. >> What else can I tell him? >> Huh? >> What else can I tell him? >> So, you're being transported to jail? >> Yeah. To come and pick up my car. >> No, his car is going to be towed. What? No. >> Are you going to keep the phone? >> You know what? >> No, I don't have a reason to. >> Not right now. >> All right. >> Anything else in the car that you need? >> No. >> Okay. >> All right. Thank you for being cooperative. Um, >> yeah. Just get her through intake. Let me give you the case number for >> it's going to be locked. Yeah. All right. >> Yeah. Yeah. Just use the 31 basically. Thanks, buddy. >> Yeah. No worries. >> I'll see you there in just a few minutes. >> You're good. >> You're going to walk right here. Okay. Got it. >> Is this your car park key? >> Yeah. >> Let me take that off or something cuz they're going to need that. >> All right. >> Officer Thurbro is going to transport to the jail for me. If you could just make a note. Um there's more 31 inside of the female's underwear. Uh, you're going to let jail staff know. And can you please send Arnold's my way? >> She has [clears throat] the key. >> I grab it. >> Oh, it's in the same. What does that say? Pamela Newton 9782000 3504. All right. [snorts] Seriously, where the freaking kids [ __ ] I don't know where that is, but I'm going to take that, too. >> All right, bring this out to the jail. Huh? >> I looked back there. There's nothing. Yeah. >> Um, just the keys. You got them? >> Yep. >> I'll get rid of this for calls and stuff. It's like 40 bucks maybe. >> End of the counter for now. The woman was transported to the Monroe County Detention Center on an active warrant charging her with cocaine trafficking and unlawful use of a two-way communication device. According to police, suspected cocaine recovered during the traffic stop and later at the jailfield tested positive, resulting in additional allegations of controlled substance possession and possession or use of drug paraphernalia.