I've checked every hidden compartment that I can think of. >> I'm going to do one more just to >> Yeah. No, it's like they say, right, right car, wrong day. >> Pretty confident. >> This traffic stop started when Dayton police officers were already watching a Bentley and openly admitted they found it suspicious simply because of the car. The officer slowed traffic and positioned himself to wait for the Bentley to pass before initiating a stop without clearly explaining the reason. The driver was immediately ordered out of the vehicle, placed in handcuffs, and detained on the roadside while officers looked for any excuse to escalate the stop. They appeared desperate to find anything of interest inside the car that could justify their actions and turn the stop into an arrest. Instead of handling the situation normally, they delayed the process, brought up window tint, and quickly called for a K-9 unit despite having no specific evidence of a crime. Officers were later heard admitting they had driven by the same location earlier and questioned why a Bentley would be in that area at all. The search that followed resulted in the car being torn apart, parts damaged and nothing illegal found. Watch how this stop unraveled and exposed exactly why this driver was targeted in the first place. >> Why you so slow? >> I'm trying to for man. You want to jump out for me? Go ahead and jump out for me. All right, guys. Turn around. Face the car. Okay. Put your hand behind your back. What's your name? What' I do? >> No weapons on anything like that. I don't know what you're going to do. I'm trying to get off the street, man. I'm trying to pull over. My man just like seat right here. >> But I ain't got no gun. I ain't no gun in the car, man. 137A. Dispatch, we have any drugs working? You want to get his info and stuff? >> Uh, negative on the drugs. >> All right. All right. If you could check any of the nearby agencies. You have a tent meter on you? >> Mine's mine's at >> mine's over there. >> Do you want to switch cars? >> Yeah. You want to go grab one? >> Yeah. >> Cuz mine mine or my bag is in the roll call. >> Okay. >> It's probably going to be about a five. >> Three. >> Two. That >> was close. >> Two. You could barely see out of a 5% in that area. >> Dang. >> 2%. >> Which means which means 2% of the light is getting through. >> 137 a 134. Check up. >> How much you know how much light needs to get through? >> T. >> No. >> So basically legal window tint. >> Legal window tint is like barely 10. Like 50% window tent. You can see through it. Totally fine. >> So basically if it looks tended to >> So basically if it looks tended you're like I think that's illegal window t. >> So we're just waiting for ketering. You just filling out the citation. We literally drove by this park on radio 30 minutes earlier. >> I'm like I don't know. going over here. >> Yeah. >> You know, you see it that way, you think, "Oh, no. I >> still car." >> Yeah. They haven't changed. Brand new ones. >> They haven't 2025s. >> 323,000. >> Sit. Sit. You stay. You ready? very little on that driver's side where the windows open, but as soon as he's putting his paws on there, he's just sliding right off. So, he's hard to He's having a hard time getting and staying in that window. But he had enough for me personally. >> Driver's side. >> Yeah. It's just where the uh any of that odor is going to be coming out of those seals are all good. But nice car. We drove by about 30 minutes earlier. What the hell is there a Bentley over here for? >> Yeah. A dog came past driver. It is for a button for the drop. That one it was coming up. Wonder if they can see on the back side of that. Is there anything on the back side? >> You can tell he's opened it. >> Yeah. And there's a rag stuck in there. >> What that? >> It's got a It's got a release on it, but it's not popping. >> Probably cuz the rag's all released if I had to guess. >> Um, >> if you push that release, I can push them back here. >> All right. There it is. >> Anything for the hood? >> Uh, yeah. It's got to be smarter in the car. Good luck. This all actually pretty I found a gun underneath the freaking air filter. >> Yeah. >> So it's like I'll probably never happen again. So for vent links that pops up when you pop it up. >> Yep. >> You good enough? >> Yeah. This is loose, but I didn't feel anything here. do once over where I checked in. >> I haven't seen >> see that was gaba pittent in there. >> Yeah. >> I don't know what it is about the chemical makeup of that, but dogs will do that. They won't have a full final alert, but whatever's in there, it just has enough of a reaction for them that it's like, I'm interested in it. But which it's going to be scheduled before too long, so that'll actually be nice. >> I'm like, "Yeah, no shit." >> Ex-wife being one of them. >> Slow to stop. >> Oh, yes. Way slow. I've checked every hidden compartment that I can think of. I've tucked them inside the whole room. I mean, there's nothing out. It's like they say, right car wrong day. pretty confident. >> I'mma do one more just to Yeah. No, I agree. >> She said that she didn't know like it's not like they had a CI that said, "Hey, he has this on the dumb house." >> So, I just want to get you out here. >> Who's He's my supervisor. Sergeant Staples. >> Is he out here right now? >> No, he's >> Can I get Can I see your supervisor? Can I call him? >> That's right. Off you >> 137A to 13A. >> No, I'm CDL driver, right? >> Yeah. >> Can I get a Can I get y'all cards, too? >> Um, I don't have a card. I'm Officer Johnson. My badge number is 28. >> You got cards? Y got my phone. Make sure y my supervisor said she's coming out here. >> You want to give him a citation? >> Nice out here, bro. Everybody ain't doing bad. Everybody, >> 3013. >> Y'all in the wrong spot. That's a good area. There's a workout center right there. I'm here in the morning, afternoon, working out, playing basketball. I ain't driving my truck. >> I gave him one. >> Yeah. >> All right, sir. So, here's all of our names and badge numbers. The K9 handlers from Ketaring PD and that's his name. Okay. Y'all don't see me coming out that gym in the morning, huh? Work in the morning. I' I've never seen you before today. >> This stop showed how far officers were willing to go to justify singling out a driver based on his car. They admitted the Bentley drew their attention, stretched a tint stop, leaned on a weak K-9 response, and tore through the vehicle, hoping something would stick. When the search came up empty, the silence said more than any report ever