I can smell the weed. Come on. That was long like hours ago. I just woke up. I didn't even smell weed. Why are you so high strong right now? Huh? >> Why are you so like >> So, to be quite honest with you, right now, what I what I could smell was marijuana coming from the vehicle. >> They have a little grinder in here, but she has any weed in that. >> A routine traffic stop in the middle of the night turns into an unexpected investigation as the police realize she is far from innocent. >> Oh my god. My daughter Trafficking. >> Trafficking? What? What do you mean trafficking? What are you talking about? >> Well, we're going to be going from here to the PD anyway. So, >> you're not going to be there very long. >> Yeah, you're not going to be here very [music] long. Just for the sake of All right, go. There you go. Second night. >> She thought she could fool the police. But every lie only made the truth explode faster. She was stopped just for running a stop sign. But minutes later, every sign pointed to this being more than a simple traffic violation. My wife my car. >> What? What? What am I getting for >> trafficking? >> Trafficking? What? What do you mean trafficking? What are you talking about? >> When the smell of marijuana wafted out, she began lying nonstop. And the more she lied, the more the police were convinced something was wrong. >> Stop signs like >> I'm sorry. That car scared me when he was running coming out. I got scared. It was like all every single one of them. Girl, >> I ran through every stop sign. >> Every single one. >> I did? >> Yes. >> Oh, I'm sorry. Girl, you got to stop. You got a driver's license? >> Um, I have my ID on me. >> Okay. Does that mean you don't have a driver's license, ma'am? >> Oh, sorry. >> Does that mean you don't have a driver's license? >> I have a ID. >> Okay. >> Right now. >> You're scared? >> Just a little bit cuz you guys scared me. I didn't even know you guys were behind me. >> Um, I don't have my ID either. >> Do you own the vehicle? >> Um, it's my boyfriend's car. >> Okay. And when was the last time you smoked in a car? One time. When the last time you smoked in a car, huh? When was the last time you smoked in a car? I just woke up. >> Okay, that just answered my question. I can smell the weed and all. >> Oh, come on. That was long like hours ago. I just woke up. >> Okay, so you just woke up? >> Yes. And then I went to the store. I didn't even smell weed. >> Why are you so high strong right now? >> Huh? >> Why are you so like >> Cuz you guys are scaring me. You guys I have bad encounter with the police. Gordon, I literally have a case with him. >> Okay. Damn it. Too much. >> And you told me you were coming from the store a minute ago. That's why. >> Yeah, I know. But no, no, I stopped. I Okay, I went to the store on the other side. Then I came. >> She screamed into the night, refusing to step out of the car, recounting past traumas with the police. But was this fear really just about the past? >> Step out of the car. We're going to remove you from the vehicle. >> But I need a supervisor cuz I don't want you supervisor. >> I need a supervisor now. I've already been roughed up or a female officer at least. >> Ma'am, I'm not going to touch you. >> But that's what Gordon said. And I've been beat up time. Mike, >> listen to me. I don't want to take you to jail. Okay? >> I don't want to go to jail either. >> If you step out of the vehicle, you're not going to go to jail. Okay? I'm not going to touch you, but I believe there's something inside of the vehicle. So, I'm going to search it and I have authoriz step back here with me. You just open the door. He's not going to touch you. He's not going to remove you from the car. Anything like that. >> I know. Can I just have another officer cuz I've been It's not you guys. >> Listen, we don't have a female officer. >> Okay. Can I have a supervisor? >> We'll get you a supervisor right now. You need to listen to what I'm saying. I need >> I know, but you guys don't understand. I've already been >> Kandra. This isn't an option, Kandra. I'm not asking you. I'm telling you. >> Okay. I want to supervise you before I get out. >> That's not how this goes, Kandra. I'm I'm a police officer and I'm telling you to exit from the vehicle. You need to exit from a vehicle right now. >> This is crazy. >> Kandra, I'm just I'm going to tell you this one more time. There is no reason. >> I'm giving you >> how you guys just came out of nowhere. >> Kandra. >> Okay. My boyfriend's calling. I'll go back. >> Kandra, I'm giving you I'm getting out. I'm getting out >> in the vehicle. Listen, I've been calling you. Why you haven't been answering? You didn't always sit right here. >> Can you please come? I'm on um I'm right there. >> He is not. Do not come over here. >> Why? >> Because we're not >> What's happening? I was driving. Okay, you got to Can you please hurry up? Because >> No, he is not coming. He cannot come over here. >> They're looking for stuff like I did something >> cuz if he comes in here and interjects him in >> No, no, no. I just y'all don't understand. I've been done before by you guys. by the officer. >> If he shows up and interjects himself into the traffic stop, >> the moment her boyfriend showed up, the traffic stop erupted into chaos and the police already knew they were about to uncover something bigger. >> Soon as we smelled the the odor of burnt marijuana and then see the >> the ashtray. That's what I'm trying to tell you guys. >> The ashtray of the the the cup or whatever. >> Oh, no. Why is there more cart? Well, because your boyfriend's coming. >> Just to make sure I'm okay. >> Okay. And then that's why you guys And then he's And then he's coming to make sure that we're okay. >> Oh my god. >> So, we have probable cause for the search because of the smell. >> There's no smell. >> There absolutely is smell. >> I haven't done anything in that car in hours. So, >> you guys scared the hell out of me. That's it. >> But, you got to realize how how how smoking in a car works. It gets into the fabric and you can still smell it hours later. So that's the smell of burnt marijuana coming from inside of the vehicle. >> Okay. What What's in the center? What's that cup? What's that cup filled in the center console? >> What's all in there? >> I don't even think I have >> You can smell it from here. >> I don't know. Seriously, I don't It's not my car. So that's why I'm like >> But still, >> I don't know what's in there. >> You're You're you're in control, >> right? But I don't know there's a in there. It just happened the last time. That's why I was like this. >> John, you got arrested for possession of Xanax, right? >> No, I got Yes, but it wasn't mine. >> What are all these pills? >> This is not my car. This always happens. >> They always find carry a purse. >> A purse? >> Yeah. >> No, it doesn't. >> But no, purse. Okay. One of them is a little on your back. my car. >> What? What? What am I getting arrested for? >> Trafficking. >> Trafficking? What? What do you mean trafficking? What are you talking about? >> Don't move from that car. >> Wait, what are you talking about? I don't know. What do you mean? >> Somebody get her. >> Excuse me. I'm being >> You're going to talk to the sergeant when we get back to >> the wallet popped open. The truth was revealed. But the shock didn't end there. for it was the man outside who would turn the situation in a completely unexpected direction. >> What's the reason? It's five police officer for one girl. >> Yeah. [clears throat] >> Yeah. She's going to jail. >> You >> okay? Your daughter >> and she's going to jail for trafficking cocaine. Hey, >> pull over there. >> Oh yeah. >> What? Cocaine? >> What the? That's mine, too. You always >> take another step. >> What? Take another step. What? Bro, you got a badge on. You know your [ __ ] recording, right? >> I do. >> You t me. I got bullets in me. You going to You going to be in jail. >> Uh-huh. >> Yeah. >> Take another step cuz you've already threatened me. >> I ain't threatening you [ __ ] His camera recording your camera. >> Absolutely it is. And I know my rights. >> You want me to threaten you? That's how dumb you is. They going to play back that [ __ ] I ain't say nothing that that'll harm you, threaten you. You ain't said I going to do anything to you. >> Really? >> You're going to my daughter >> that I said somebody your daughter. See you dumb. You don't listen. If you listen before you speak, you know what the [ __ ] [ __ ] out of my mouth and your daughter's not a threat. Everybody get get they get this world. She got my husband. >> You can stay right there. You take another step. You're going to jail. >> Yeah, I know. That's what you want me to do. >> No, bro. Cuz you just want us police officer, you know, just think, oh, you take one more step on my sh Come on. This [ __ ] If I was But listen, if I was dumb and crazy, I would have been [ __ ] I'm not dumb or crazy. >> So, what are you trying to accomplish? >> Wait, no, I'm not trying to accomplish nothing. That's my mom's car. That's my girlfriend. Anybody just like if he had a daughter, my wife, anybody would have came on the scene to see what's going on. >> So, let me I'll tell you what's going on. >> They saying she got cocaine. That is not hers. >> Whose is it? >> That's mine. >> That's yours. >> That's mine. >> And you're going to confess to having the cocaine. >> I'm I'm going confess to having the cocaine. >> So, where did you put the cocaine? >> I >> Yeah, >> I think I left it in my purse, bro. That wasn't reverse. >> But no, no, no, no, no. I don't know if she put it in somewhere cuz I tell you, bro, look, >> bro. Get her. >> Give my partners here your information. >> No. Can you switch her out? >> How? Put me a hand. I'm telling you, it's mine, bro. I'm telling you. I I knew it all was in there. It's all bolt down in little pieces. Is mine. >> In Iowa trafficking, 500 g of cocaine carries a prison sentence of 5 to 25 years and fines up to $100,000. While resisting arrest can be a misdemeanor with up to 30 days in jail and fines of $150 or a serious offense with up to one year in jail and fines of $430, $2,560. The woman was officially charged with cocaine trafficking and resisting arrest facing the possibility of a heavy prison sentence. Up next, what seemed like a routine traffic stop quickly turned into the police uncovering a far bigger secret. >> Hey, my name's Officer Canrell. So, the reason I stopped you today is that you can't see. I can't read your license plate. >> I'm sorry. It was covering it. >> Yeah, it's obstructing it. Also, you're missing one of your brake lights when you're stopped. Okay. I need your license registration insurance. >> I didn't even know that. All right. Okay. So, can I give you my name and information? because you caught me on my way to report to my officer and get my license from the DMV, but it's good in Dallas. >> You don't you don't have your license on you? >> I have lost it on a business trip going around doing jobs and stuff. >> Are you the registered owner of this vehicle? >> No, this is my boss's vehicle. >> Okay. >> I can call him up here for you if you want. >> Okay. Um >> I just need to take it to the gas station, get him back to the job, and then I was going to go report and go to the DMV. Okay. >> Go to the dispensary when I can't afford to go to the dispensary or use my regular license. >> Okay. Bel Delta 35 Central. Can you copy an ID? >> If you get a ticket for the light, is there a way to make it out to my boss or does it go to me cuz I'm dead? >> It goes to you because you're driving. >> He said even I'm opening doors. He can see what's going on and he can go to control immediately. >> So, to be quite honest with you right now, what I what I could smell was marijuana coming from the vehicle. Okay. >> They have a little grinder in here, but I don't think it has any weed in it. >> That that may be the case. Okay. When the smell of marijuana wafted from the car, she started rambling. And every explanation only made the police more certain something was wrong. >> Prison. When were you locked up? >> Uh, I got out 6 years ago. So, >> okay. They still got you on like probation or anything like that? >> All good. Hell yeah. >> Right. Then we are going on probation. >> What are you on probation for? >> I wrote on the Walmart sign. >> You what? >> I wrote on the Walmart sign. >> Oh, like vandalism [ __ ] We'll see you >> cuz every time I'm pulled over, like way more cops come than necessary. I'm 5' one and a half. I'm not going to do that. But >> so technically I'm I'm his backup. >> What are they here for? >> Well, that's my car right there. >> Oh, okay. >> And the guy in the back is is training him. >> Oh, really? >> So >> So there's always one and there's always backup. And it's >> that's why it's taking a little longer cuz >> Yeah, he's he's just trying to make sure he does everything right. >> He felt so bad telling we just took off the car. Like, okay, no problem. >> Are y'all like a couple or you just work together? >> I like him. >> Couple people that work together. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. That kind of thing. When she annoys the [ __ ] out of you, you like throw them branches down like hard. >> Throw like bigger and bigger ones. Yeah. >> No, he doesn't. Just like for >> Oh my god, this is so excited. >> I think it looks like it'll rip your ass cheek off. [laughter] >> Oh my god. I've never seen a dog like that. Like at the police station. I've only ever seen German Shepherds. Is that not a German Shepherd? >> Yeah, it's a Mal. >> Looks like a Mal. >> I've never heard a Mal. >> Yeah, they're German. revealing her old probation made the situation tense now. Even the smallest mistake could land her in serious legal trouble. >> She's on probation. So, she is? >> Yeah. Oh, >> all righty. I got to read you real read you your rights real quick. Okay. >> All right, then. >> What's going on? >> Give me one moment. I'll explain. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say may be used as evidence against you. You have the right to talk to an attorney. If at any time you wish to stop talking or have an attorney present, all question will be stopped at your request. Do you understand these rights? All righty. So, with the grinder, there's also I'm speaking to both of you now. There is also a cup of uh marijuana basically is what it looks like. >> So, the reason I read you your rights is who wants to take owner. >> I got you. >> Okay. Just you can just No, just hang out right here. You can sit down. Just hang out. Just hang out right here. >> He'll get me out. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Okay. I I I just wanted to get some clarity on >> It's fine. Okay. Sorry. I'm sorry. >> Okay. You're on probation currently. >> I am on probation. >> Okay. >> I didn't know I couldn't have flour, but whatever. >> Well, it it's not even necessarily the fact that it's flower. >> I didn't know it was still in the truck. >> Not in your Well, it's not in your prescription. It's still >> I didn't even I know. I should have known. I should have keep it in there, but I didn't. >> I'm sorry. So they they give you I know it's a long list but they give you a list of all these rules that you uh >> I didn't read. >> The police discovered contraband in the car and had to read her rights before taking action while she tried to claim [music] she didn't know. Step by step everything was spiraling out of control. >> All right. So we have someone that's coming to do a search. All right. Um, the best thing I can do for you right now, especially with it being so hot out, um, I get you to sit in the back passenger for now until she gets here. >> Stay right here just so I don't have to be in a cop car longer than I need to be. >> Well, we're going to be going from here to the PD anyway. So, >> you're not going to be in there very long. >> Yeah, you're not going to be here very long just for the sake of it. All right, go ahead and turn around. Y, there you go. Secondary jail. >> Uh, yeah, that's ultimately what's going to happen. All righty. So even with her medical card, she's still going to jail because stipulations. >> All right, we're just going to go back there instead. Okay, >> do you want to go home and go? >> Yes, please. >> She was taken to the station, leaving a stark lesson. Never take probation rules or seemingly minor mistakes lightly. 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