One second they're acting untouchable, the next they're paying the price. Here are five cases when entitled drivers learn quick lessons in karma. Number five, speeding to work. Here's why that's a horrible idea. A woman is pulled over for speeding going 75 mph in a 40 mph zone. Here's what happens when the officer approaches her. [Applause] Hello. You're in a big hurry this morning. I'm going to work. My job is over there. Diamond source. No. Yeah. It's just like What's a big hurry? It's like 45, right? It's 45. Yeah. How fast do you think you were going? 40. Oh, 75. Me? Yeah. Under the overpass. 75 miles an hour. Was I? I'm so sorry for that, but I was trying to get to work. Yeah. Okay. Do you have your driver's license and proof of insurance with you? Yeah. There's no way. I'm 35. And do you have proof of insurance for the car with you? Yes, I do have Hold on. Let me see if this is Yeah, that's registration. I just need proof of insurance. Like the ID cards that they send you even electronically is okay. Yeah. See, if you got into a crash, what would you show the other driver that you had insurance? Here, hold on. God forbid. Well, you're doing 30 over the the chances of that happening are getting exponentially greater. 2450. Okay, that's just a transaction receipt that doesn't show me anything. Said the you know the the actual it's in my email. Okay, hold on to that. Give me a second. I'll get you out of here. Moments later, the officer gives her two citations. Instead of accepting it, she responds like this. [Music] [Music] All right. So, I am giving you a ticket for the speeding and for not having proof of insurance with you. You're going to get Yes, you're me and my proof of insurance. I'm calling them and I showed you that if you got involved in a crash, you're required to show proof of involved in a crash. Are you driving me like now? Like you want me just to be upset? No. How far? You know, on top of Would you like to listen? You ask me questions and you don't let me answer. I'm like really irritated now. Okay. You're doing 75 mph. The speed limit's 40. I can't be on 75. I got you with laser. I got you at your laser probably need to be fixed because it is 30 mph over the speed limit. You have a mandatory court appearance. They are going to subpoena you. I'm very irritated now. Like you know I understand this. Okay. I did not cause this. I I am not responsible for your driving. What do you mean I'm not responsible? Like you're not your actions are the reason that we're here. You are given these in lie of being arrested. So I need your signature on the lines. I just told you you are given uh citations in lie of being arrested. Okay, you are required to sign these. Can I can I No, you can call them when we're done. No, I just ma'am. Ma'am, I want you to listen to me very carefully. Excuse me. You have to sign these or you go to jail. Give me a few minutes. Okay. Tango 13. I'll need another minute. Can I No, ma'am. The officer gives her multiple chances to sign, but she continues stalling. [Music] [Music] You sign these or you come with me? Give me a minute, sir. There's no minute. We've been here for 10 minutes already. Yes. I I've been for more than that. Just please give me a minute, ma'am. Yeah. A minute, ma'am. Yeah. Look at me. Minute. Yeah. Give me a minute. No minute. Let's go. What do you mean let's go? You can't call me. Excuse me. Don't touch me. Out of the car, sir. Give me a minute, sir. You can't you can't do that to me. Out of the car. Hello, ma'am. Yes. Uh, the officer is pulling me out the car. What are you doing? On your feet. What? What do you mean? I did not do nothing. Just give me a minute. No, ma'am. Give me that. I asked you. We've already passed that point. No. What do you mean? Put your hands behind your back. No, just give me a minute, sir. Oh, you What did I do to you? I've already explained this to you. Okay. Well, let me just sign it, please. Hands behind your back, please. Oh my god, I'm so afraid. Ma'am, you're making this far worse for yourself. I'm in a Oh my god. Stand up. I'm so afraid. Stand up. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. [Music] Mama. Okay, we're going to go to the ground then. Gently. Hurry. All the way down. Leave me alone. Look, my work is over there. What did I do to you? The officer removes her from the vehicle, but she struggles and resists. And then she makes an even bigger spectacle of herself once she's on the ground. Maybe I need to go to the hospital. Okay, we can arrange that. You're still going to go to jail afterwards. Please leave me alone. What did I do to you? I'm going to I'm going to sign. Let me talk to my No, sir. I You sir, please. Sir, I'm so sorry, sir. What do you need me to do? I've already explained to you what I needed from you. You've refused to comply up to this point. Sir, you are now being arrested for obstruction. What did I do? Sir, do you want to stand or do you want to lay on the ground? Let me call my boss. Do you want to stand or do you want to lay on the ground? Sir. Ma'am. Sir. Ma'am, please. We're still back to square one where you're not answering questions. Please, I beg you. Sir, I beg 13. You had somebody in that for me. Please 10:15. Sir, I beg you. I I'll sign. I'll do whatever you want. Just leave me, sir. I'm so sorry. You had the opportunity to sign. I beg you. I asked you three times. Sir, I'm so sorry. You've chose not to do that. That's why we are here where we are now. Mama. Mama. CVS parking lot only in 38. All right, your ride's here. You're going to need to get up. You good? Please. I did not do nothing. I said, I'm sorry. This way, I'm sorry. Sir, you have anything on you that can't go with you? Anything that'll poke or stab or anything like that? Why do you take me, sir? Please. I beg you, sir. Sir, I'm s. Sir, I did not do nothing. Sir, you're going to have to take these bracelets off. No, sir. Sir, please. You do it after. Yeah. She continues to resist and begs to be let go. But it's too late. Her refusal to comply has turned a simple traffic stop into a full-blown arrest. This sir, please. Sir, I Okay, stop turning around. Face this way. You're just making this far more difficult, I have than it had to be. Let me call my pink, please. Let me call my All you had to do is sign the citations. Okay, I'll sign it. No, no. See, we've passed that point when I asked you three times and then I told you to get out of the car and you still didn't comply. called my my attorney because I did not know what the reason. You did not know even though I explained to you three times. I'm sorry, sir. Please, please let it go. I understand. You're very remorseful. Do you have anything in your pockets? No, sir. I have nothing. Let me go. You're going to have to have a seat in this car. Can I go to the other side or Let me get my Yeah. Sir, let let me call my phone. Have a seat, please. What? I'm just Sit all the way in, please. Sit all the way in. I'm afraid. Sit all the way in, please. Where are you taking me? Have a seat, ma'am. You're only getting more charges the more you don't comply. Okay. Please sit inside the car. Feet inside the car. Sir, let me inside the car. No, sir. I'm afraid. Sir, don't do this to me one second. Let me turn this on real quick. Sir, please sir, I'm I'm like I I sign I do whatever you [Music] want. Yeah. Like [Music] mama, should you put your seatelt on real quick? Okay. What are you taking me? I'll tell you in one second. Please get me again. Go to my room. She's placed in the patrol car but continues to argue as if that will change anything about her situation. Sir, please sir, sir, you're you're nice, sir. Tell me where are you taking me? Can I call someone? Say that again. I'm sorry. Can I call my job? Tell them. You'll be able to call him from whatever be good. But sir, please sir, please don't don't don't do that to me. Please, sir. Sir, sir, where are you taking me? Dallas County Jail. Why, sir? Sir, please. Mhm. Sir, sir, what did I do? You didn't sign a ticket. Like, I will sign it, sir. I sign it, sir. Please. I sign anything you want. Okay, we're past that now, sir. Sir I sir please sir please sir sir I don't know sir sir sir s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s sir s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s sir s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s sir s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s sir s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s sir s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s sir sir sir s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s sir, this is scary. The woman was charged with resisting without violence. Number four, this is what happens when you illegally park in a handicap spot. A car is parked illegally in a handicap spot outside a Chipotle in Texas. Here's what happens when an officer approaches the driver. See your handicap placer real quick. Where's your handicap placer? I don't have no handicap. We got my dog. Huh? We got our dog in the back. We were just coming to our food. Huh? We got our dog in the back. Okay. So, we just pause. Anybody disabled? No, she she's pregnant. So I listen what I'm answering. Yes, sir. Is anybody disabled? Pregnancy is not a disability. She parked right here. We just got back and forth. Okay. Let me get your driver's license. I don't have no driver's license. Let me get some ID. I don't have an ID. Okay. We just got our car. So why are you driving if you don't have a driver's license? Go ahead and step out of the vehicle for me, sir. You don't have any form of ID? I do. I don't have it on me. That's what I'm saying. Okay. Do you have a driver's license? No, sir. Why are y'all Why are y'all like What's the What's the whole thing? It's a violation. You're parked in. That's a It's illegal. I didn't You can pull We didn't park right here. She just pulled right here so I can go back in there to grab the She pulled the car. Are you stopped in this spot? No. Is your vehicle in park? She pulled. I just hopped in the car. That's it. I didn't move. I didn't operate it. I just hopped in. Yes, exactly. You're You're parked in a handicap spot. What's your last name, sir? Worthy. Spell it. W O R T Y. Worthy. W R W O R T Y. Yes, sir. First name. Nassandra. Spell it. N A S H U N D R A N A S H U N D R A I'm sorry. N A S H U N D R A D R A. Date of birth. Uh 07. Huh? When asked for ID, the driver tries to slip by with a fake name. You don't know your date of birth? No, this is her name. I need your name. Devonte. What's your last name? Vex. Huh? B E C K X X or S? X. Okay. First name Davine. Spell it. D E D V A N. D E V A N. Yes, sir. Date of birth. 07. Uh-huh. N6. 96. Yes, sir. Okay. So, she's pregnant. Yes, sir. So, why would this car smell like if she's pregnant? Smell like It smell like Don't give me that. We don't even smoke. Don't give me that, bro. Keep an eye on him. All right. That come that comes back with no record. So that name's not good. How's life? You have a Texas ID? I have a New York ID. New York? Yeah. I'm from Connecticut. I'm not from here. So you don't have a Texas ID? No, sir. I'm New York, Connecticut. You have an ID in Connecticut, too? Yes, sir. No, just in New York. But is he finally telling the truth this time? Let's find out. Okay. It's B E C KX. Yes, sir. D E V A N. Yes, sir. 49. Name a date. Last name Beex Boy Edward Charles King X-ray. First name Devon David Edward Victor Adam Nora 79 of 96. Running out of New York and Connecticut. Revising their Texas ID deal. You said 719 and 96. Yes, [Music] sir. That's crazy. I never got tattooed. Oh, wo is me. I broke the law and it's everybody else's fault but my own. Oh, no. Yeah. I tell you one thing's not going to make us go away crying about it. Oh, I'm not worried about it, sir. Well, you sure are whining a whole lot. Are you living here now? I'm sorry. Yes, sir. You live with her? Yes, sir. What's the address? You have to speak up, man. 1322 Babel, North Houston. 13 22 Babel. Babel. Yes, sir. Go ahead and step on the car, sir. I got to step out the car. You're You are under arrest at this time. Go ahead and step out of the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle, sir. Step out of the vehicle. Got to get off. As the situation spirals, the officer orders him out of the car. Will he cooperate or make things worse? Let's see what happens next. Can I talk to her? Let down the window, bro. Go to my house until I come make a second. That's my fault. Okay. You got no form of ID on. You want to give all this money and stuff to her? You don't want to. You just want to take it. You can give it all to her. Yeah. Give her. You say that? That's crazy. Hang on, bud. You say we can give it all to her? Yes. $100. You're not going to count, bud. You don't need cash. It ain't going to do no good. Is this your phone? That's my fault. I'll let you use that to make phone calls. My phone. Okay. What? I got it, bud. Will you just run to the jail for me? You're going to jail. Now in cuffs, the man continues to protest, demanding to talk to his girlfriend who's in the passenger seat. Hey, let me talk to him, bro. What do you want to tell him? Talk to him, my right. Hey, hey, don't pull away. Let me talk to him. Don't pull away. I got the handcuffs on, bro. What you want? I need to talk to That's my baby mom. What the you mean, man? Let's go. You crazy. You can call it. Let's go. Come on, bro. Let me I'll let you call it from the jail, bud. [Laughter] [Applause] Bro, I know. What? You was just over here picking on people or something. Why are you in the car? Get in the car. Can I get in the car? Can you loosen this cup up? No. Get in the car. Get in the car. Get in the car. I'm not loosening up. You're like 2 minutes from the jail. We're going to find out who you are. It's okay. Find out who you really are. You want to tell us who you really are? Huh? You want to tell us who you really are once we put you on that? Huh? She got to go. She got driver. Yeah. Yeah. That's That's fine. Um, you going to tell me who you really are or what? We're going to find out once you put you on the fingerprint machine, man. Okay. Looks like the gun's going to be stolen out of Montgomery County. Still confirming. During the search, officers discover illegal substances and a stolen firearm in the vehicle. This is a serious issue, especially when they find out that the driver is a convicted felon. When I first walked up though, there ain't nobody in his car and then the other officer saw him walk out and walk back in. Who drove the car here today? I drove the car. You drove the car today? Yeah, I was in there and then he came in. Yeah. Yeah. So, he's the one that moved the car to this parking spot. Yeah. But he just hopped out. He didn't like We weren't sitting here. I had already got the order already. He was just helping me carry the cup. Okay. Whose is that? No, I'm not. I got a baby right here. That doesn't mean you don't smoke. Parents do things like that. I had to roll the window down a little bit and I looked like this. That's why you kept not rolling. Yeah, it was right there between the seat. Right here between the seat and the pillar and the B pillar. Who's is it? Who's is this, man? It's not mine. Okay. It's probably a fell. Hey. Um, my [ __ ] Yeah. Um, I saw a bag back there. I don't know what's in there. Oh, it smells like Yeah, I didn't want to. What do you want to do? What you want to do? Check it. All right, cool. And just when you think it can't get worse, the search reveals even more suspicious items inside the vehicle. Hey. Yeah. Yeah. Sold your dogs. Okay. Any more weapons in here, ma'am, that you know of? No, I don't know. There's nothing in here. That's your dog. Is that Who's that guy to you? my friend. Can you get your dog outside real quick? Check on this side. [Music] Just hold your dog. Just stand in the front for me. Okay. Why would he put me up? Huh? Why would he put me up? About what? Put me on the radio. Show me out. I found a fire. There's some more down here. He shoved under the seat. You hear me? Yeah. He shoved it under the seat. Not that much. It's He spilled [Music] it. At the station, the driver faces a stack of charges. Unlawful possession of a firearm by a felon. possession of a stolen firearm, narcotics possession, and failure to identify. After denying everything during the traffic stop, reality finally hits. He confesses once he's in jail. Number three, cops let her choose a ride home or jail. Guess what she did? A car is pulled over for swerving and speeding. Here's how the driver responds when the officer questions him. Hi there. Hey, what's going on tonight? Uh, not a lot. Not a lot. Well, excuse me. I was I was I was trying to figure it out. Okay. Well, the reason I'm stopping you is you can't maintain your lane. You're all over the place. Yeah, we we were just maintaining our lane. Uh, I You got a license on you? Yeah. 104. So they were temporary. Where you coming from? Oh, we were coming from the bar. We We stopped there for a couple hours. Okay. Is that what the open containers are right there? The mic lemonade. These these are old. These are very old. You can you can touch them. They are very old. Okay. Well, I'll throw them. Okay. Is this a good address for you in Leman? Yeah. All right. You got the registration insurance? Um, I don't have the registration. Uh, I have the insurance on my phone. Okay. Have you had anything to drink today, sir? I I have had a couple beers before. I just got off of work a couple hours ago. Okay. What do you do for a living? Uh, I'm a manufacturing supervisor. Okay. When asked for registration and proof of insurance, the driver struggles to find the right documents. So, I don't have insurance right now. Okay. You just looking up the insurance on the app? I I have I have safe insurance on my home. Um I actually don't have insurance on the vehicle. This is a rental. Okay. Yeah. Uh, so, uh, I I I'm actually an Uber driver. Are you doing Uber right now? No. No. All right. Give me just a moment. Okay. Okay. [Applause] Marshall, can I have you step out of the car and step back here and talk to me, please? Oh, yeah. All right, let's walk back here on the sidewalk for me. Okay, sure. Watch your step there. What's that? Just your front, please. Let me ask a couple questions. Okay. Sure. Are you sick or injured? No. Are you diabetic? Absolutely. Do you take insulin for any reason? No. Are you epileptic? No. Do you take dilin? No. Do you have any physical defects? No. Are you currently under the care of a doctor or a dentist? No. Do you have a glass eye? No. I know you're wearing uh glasses, but are you wearing contacts also? I am not. Okay. What color eyes do you have? Uh I have brown eyes. Brown. Okay. Can you flip your hat backwards for me? Sure. Can you see this red pen? Yeah, I can. If you put your glasses up on the top of your head like this, can you still see this red pen? Absolutely. All right. Can you put your glasses up on the top of your head for me, please? Sure can. To determine his level of impairment, the officer asks them to complete field sobriety tests. All right, let's put our feet together. Sure. Arms straight down at our side, not in our pockets. Can you still see the red pen? Yeah. All right. It's going to move side to side. I want you to follow that with your eyes and your eyes only. Do you understand? Sure. If you need to blink, feel free to do so. Okay. Okay. Just going to stay over there. Keep looking at it. Okay. Okay. Don't move your head, though. For the record, I would not do this if I didn't feel comfortable. [Music] Okay. It's going to change directions. Would you be willing to do a couple of fields Friday exercises for me? Consist of a walk and turn and one leg stand. I mean, I would be willing to, but I I also have a time frame that I have to meet. So, okay. What's the time frame? The time frame is that this person has to be home in the next 10 minutes. So, Okay. Well, you said you weren't doing Uber right now. I wasn't, but this this this person is my friend and Okay, what time do they have to be home? They have to be home the next 10 minutes. During the sobriety tests, he hesitates, making excuses about a time constraint. What time do they have to be home by is what I'm asking? Less than 3:10. Less than 3:10. Okay. So that's an odd time to have to be home by. Well, sir, I would like to have you dispel my suspicion that you were impaired. To do that, I would request you do the walk and turn in the one leg stand. Your refusal to do so can be used against you in court. And if I have to base my judgment on your level of sobriety right now, I do not believe that you are sober. Okay. All right. I I completely agree with your dispute, but I also would agree with the fact that I have to foresee other matters. So, I'm going to go ahead and say that I need to get this person home. So, So, are you refusing to dispel my alarm that you are impaired? I'm going to dispel. Yeah. You want to dispel my alarm? Yeah. Okay. So, you're going to do the walk and turn and the one leg stand? Uh, I'm not going to do either of those. Okay. And you understand that your refusal can be used against you in court? Oh, yeah. I understand. Okay. Well, you're going to jail tonight. I'm going to jail. Yes, sir. Okay. So, so what if what if I do the 6 10:15 I don't know. Uh no, what if what if I give you 10? I can do that. No problem. No, we are done with we're past that part, sir. This is outrageous. What's outrageous is you are very impaired. I'm not impaired at all. Well, I'm going to offer you a breath test and you can prove that to the courts by taking the breath test. With no cooperation, the officer decides to place him under arrest for DUI. Absolutely nothing. This is outrage. I did not check that coat pocket over there. It's actually my girlfriend who was sex. [Applause] You don't think that's a little too aggressive? You just felt around all my boss. You need to make sure you don't have anything tucked up in there, sir. Come on over here. Sure. You going to let my girlfriend know that she's just abandoned in the car? She's not abandoned in the car, sir? Yeah. This is All right, sir. Go ahead. Step in. Okay. Do you feel comfortable now? I feel much more comfortable knowing that you're not going to somebody or yourself. Okay. Yeah. Thanks for that. Put your basket back on. You can give me You give my hat back. Bye-bye. By law? No. Yeah. Heat. [Applause] So unfortunately that's a rental so it's going to have to be towed. Gotcha. The charger and throw this guy in the car. Yeah. And she's going to have to get a ride home. Yeah. The passenger who assumed they would be free to leave is also questioned. So much for being home in 10 minutes. Hi there. Hi. So, your boyfriend here is going to jail tonight. So, how can we get you home? I'll walk. No, you can't walk. You're too impaired to walk, ma'am. I can walk. No, ma'am. We can't let you walk. So, how about you call an Uber or call a friend? Huh? [Music] You can't call a friend to come pick you up? No, I walk. No, ma'am. You're not walking. You are too impaired to walk. Okay, here's the option. All right. You call somebody to come get you. You get an Uber or you go to the jail and you sober up. Those are your three options. Walk. Walking is not an option, ma'am. You are too impaired to walk. I live right down the road. Doesn't matter. Step out of the car. VPN to help keep your secure. Am I under arrest? Ma'am, we need to tow the car. I need you to step out of the car for me. Really? Yes, ma'am. Please step out of the car so I can tow it. at our feet. [Music] I have the keys. Ma'am, step out of the car. Don't touch that. Really? Step out of the car. Wow. Wow. Me out of the seat. stand up. After multiple warnings, the officer is left with no choice but to remove her from the car. Instead of cooperating, the passenger resists, making the situation worse. All right. Now, you're going to jail. Serious? Yes, ma'am. No, I'm not. Is that what you call it? Classic classic definition of resisting. Actually, 6 15 adult female walk. Ma'am, you can't walk. I can't pick up my phone. No, ma'am. We'll get your phone. We'll get it for you. Come on. Walk. No, you guys are being on wheel. Wow. I need to search her real quick. Stand up. Jackie, can I grab my phone and my wallet? I don't have Widen your stance. Widen your stance, ma'am. Can you get that leg over there? This is not right. I'm not going to put them in the car together. I'll do the viper. I'll knock off the viper. I didn't do anything wrong. Really? You guys, what are you doing? Stand up. Very simple. I want my phone and my really have a seat. No. Yes, you will. You're getting involuntarily or you're going to get forced in. Step in the car, man. We're just going to pull you into the car and then you're going to get two charges of resistance. Oh, can a man like beaten. Now the driver faces DUI and resisting arrest charges while the passenger is charged with resisting an officer. Number two, how a routine stop turned into a $500,000 nightmare. A driver is pulled over for speeding, following too closely and failing to use a turn signal. Here's what happens next. How you doing, Sergeant W the Sheriff's Office? Hi. Is there anyone in the back seat? No. Okay. You have your license, registration, proof insurance? There's the thing. Dispatch has been updated. Why am I getting pulled over? Lots of things. Okay. What? Speeding. Not using your turn signal. When you were going from the right to the left lane, you were following that car in front of you too closely at 57 mph. No, I was not even going 57 at all. Okay. I have an eye appointment at 2:45. I have to be there. Okay. Were you in a rush or something? Yes, I'm in a rush. Maybe that's why you're You have your ID on you, bud? Yeah. Wait, it's at 2:45. Where at? All the way on Orange Avenue. In what city? Daytona. Daytona. Yeah. Where's what? How you doing? Hello. How are you? Mind doing a walk through? Sure. Appreciate it. Hello. Hi. Hi. My name is Deputy Bosley. F County Sheriff's Office. All right. I'm with the K9 unit. All right. Few questions for you guys. in the car. Shouldn't be in the car. Nothing illegal. Dude, where you going? My eye appointment at 2:45. Okay. All right. Are there any firearms in the car? Explosives of any kind. Okay. If you would do me a favor, roll this window about halfway up. All right. I'm walk. Okay. Okay. Little more. I still want to check up my car. That's good right there. Okay. That's all the way up. Okay. So, is the vehicle turned off? Can you turn the vehicle off for me? All right. Stay in the car. Okay. The driver denies everything, but looks nervous. The officer has them roll up the windows so the canine can perform a search. You still haven't like told me why I was getting over. I gave you three different reasons why you were getting pulled over. You were there was one car separating you at 57 miles an hour up here on 100. So seats gift [Applause] H1. No, leave the window up so it doesn't jump through the window. That would be a stupid thing to put the window down. That's why he had you put the windows up so the dog doesn't jump in the window. Huh? Can't hear you. Why would he? Cuz it's a dog. What do you think? It's a canine. Huh? It's to prevent you from getting bit, right? Why is my life? Well, he was alerting. He'd been waiting for a final. Okay. Yeah. All right. All right. So, my K9 alert in the vehicle. Okay. Why not? We have it all on video. Okay. As as do we. I'm going to play, dude. So, if nothing in the vehicle should probably get you a warning, get you out of here. Okay. Thank you. So, no need to worry about it. If you have a female head off, pretty much license back. It is back. Oh, we're not done with you yet. Okay. Go ahead and take step off. The dog quickly alerts to the presence of narcotics, leading to a full vehicle search. Hey, man. Step out of the car. You just said we're good to go. I did not say you're good to go. I said step out of the car. What the is happening? You just step out of the vehicle. Keep yours on right now. Nobody does anything. Go back here. Go to the front of front of my car. Front of my car. Okay. I told you my over here. Oh my god. Told you. My canine ordered the vehicle. Okay. Watch the whole He use drugs. No one uses drugs. No drug history at all. History? Yes. History? Yes. Okay. Anything illegal on a knife in my pocket. Okay. Don't throw it in the car. Nope. Don't grab it. [Music] too. Is that That's your wallet. Yeah. Is there anything in there that shouldn't be in there? No. I want to go put it back. Sure. I ain't got nothing in there. All my balls. All right. Back over here, please. You want to check? Huh? You going to check back over here? thinks I got something harassing us right now. Hold on for now. It's warm. You put them by the front. Yep. Oh, don't throw that. You can actually be arrested for that. What you just did? No. Threw a lit cigarette down. It's a misdemeanor in the state of Florida. Front of my car. Stay in front of my car. Jesus Christ. Eat it. What? I don't have it. Okay. Well, if you throw a lid cigarette on the ground, you'll be arrested for it. That's what I'm telling you. Hey, over here. No, over here. You're about to go in handcuffs. She can go for throwing the lit cigarette if she wants to go to jail. The officer reminds them of the canine alert and continues with the search. As the search progresses, the driver and passenger are both placed in handcuffs for safety. my appointment. I was never speeding at all. I didn't stop him for speeding. He did. You are free to record from right there. Where is he? Trying to see him. Like we're allowed to see them while they're going. You can stand right here and watch them from right here. I can't see. Okay. Well, it's it'll be his I'm missing my eye appointment. Okay. It's on his camera. Okay. Bring your hands on your back for me. Bring your hands on your back. Bring your hands behind your back. Why? I'll explain in a minute. Is he going to jail for? No one's saying he's going to jail, babe. No, leave it there. Let go. Testing us. Okay. Throw her in cuffs. Listen to me. Hey, throw her in cuffs. Throw her in cuffs. Throw her in cuffs, too. Put your hands behind your back at this point. Not under arrest. Put that on on the hood. Put that on the hood. We got I told you my K9 ordered the vehicle of Marcotics. Are you K9 handler? Basement. Basement. That's why we're searching your vehicle. Okay. You guys are being put in handcuffs for now. I'm going to need a counter unit. [ __ ] am I going to jail for? Who said you're going to jail? Just put me in handcuffs, sir. Yeah, you're being detained cuz there's a lot of narcotics in the vehicle. Oh my god. We have a female deputy coming. So, there's anything on you that you shouldn't. I think I'm just saying I'm giving you a heads up now. Officers discover a large stash of narcotics hidden in the center console. Yeah. You ain't going to make that appointment with what's in the car. What's in the car? When someone else gets here, I'll pull down and show you everything. You're driving a vehicle with a bunch of narcotics in it. So, you're responsible. Hey, leave the phone alone. We're done with the phone call for right now. We're done with the phone call for right now. Ow. I need to call somebody. We'll get to We'll get to all that. Okay. In the meantime, phone time's gone. All right. Can you get him for a minute? Yeah. What did I say? Signal 17. Wrong. I'm allowed to use my phone. You're not. You're being detained right now. You get to do what we said. What we're telling you right now is to hang tight and leave your phone alone. That's what you're being told to do. Okay? Simple as that. Like are saying different things like you said, "Okay, we're good to go." And we don't never even alarm anything. He didn't alarm and he didn't do nothing on the alarm. Well, we're not trained to alarm it anything either, so that works out. Just stop trying to fight it. Okay, we can we can fight it in court. That's how Okay. Hey, can you come here? I got a ton. All right. Thanks. me step right over you and put Florida. The driver immediately denies any knowledge, but as the officer explains, whoever controls the vehicle is legally responsible. She scrambles for an excuse, but at this point there's no talking her way out. Did you search? Uh, did a quick one on him and her? Yeah. All right. Sorry. They're with both of them. I don't know yet. Okay. But I got all this out of the center console hidden under here. I don't know what this is. Kind of looks like a car. Yeah. I think he's got something over here. My phone. We'll get forget it. So ask you anything on you [ __ ] me, hurt me. You got anything on you that's going to poke me, stick me, stab me, hurt me? You got anything concealed inside you? No. Anything on her or no? No, I guess that you found you like slides in the car. Sandals. Yeah. All right. Have a seat in this car. I got a bunch of testing and stuff I got to do. All right, Carrie. Listen to me. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say it can will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present with you while you're being questioned. [Music] To exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you? Yes. Yes. You don't know why I'm going to jail? No one said you're going to jail, but you're detained and you're not free to go. Okay. You're the one driving the vehicle and it's got a bunch of narcotics in it. So, both of you guys were moving a ton when I pulled you over. I have 11. Yeah, both of you are. So, okay. Well, if you saw anything when you were getting pulled over, you need to tell me now cuz you're in control of that vehicle, which means you're responsible for everything. I'm trying to go to my eye doctor appointment. You ain't going to make it. I You said I was. I'm not. Nope. You ain't going to make that. Unless she can prove the stash belongs to someone else, the charges are hers to face. You can put her in your car. Sure. All right. Grab my phone, please. I need to know my dad's grandma. Can you guys finish going through the car for me? There's a backpack and I didn't go finish the driver's side yet. Okay. I did this side. This side. Driver's side. Yeah. I know. I'm just double checking. All right. Fingerprints going to be on any of those bags? No. Your DNA? No. You sure? Yeah. Okay. So, you're going to let her go down for all of it? I might own it. It's not yours? No. Okay. None of that's yours? No. Okay. He's saying it's not his, so that means you're going to be charged with it all. It's not mine. You're driving the vehicle. You're responsible. It's not mine. Well, if you saw someone hiding it or something when you're getting stopped, then you need to tell me. Cuz he's saying it's not his, so that means it's yours cuz you're driving. It's mine. I'm telling you, though. It's not mine, too. By the law, you're driving. So, he doesn't admit to it. It's yours. No. That's the way the law works. You're driving the vehicle. Mine. Okay. So, you're going to be arrested for all of it. Who got who's got the record? Doesn't matter who's got the record. You're not telling me anything. You're saying it's not yours. Well, it's his. You were telling me that it's his? Yeah. Huh? Did you see him put it in there when you're getting pulled over or what? I was too busy driving. Okay. That doesn't help me at all. You're just saying it's his. I don't know what that means. It ain't mine. Okay. Well, you're going to be charged with it cuz he's saying it's not his. It's not mine. Yeah. You're going to be arrested for it. I just said it was not mine. It's his. I understand that, but you're not telling me how it's his. You're just saying it's not yours. How is it mine? I cannot be short with that. You're driving a vehicle. So, if it's not hers and not his, then who does it belong to? Did it just magically appear in the car? 31 in her back. So, do you have anything to back up your proof saying that it's not yours and that it's his? That my record's not I don't go by records. Can't run people's records. Well, I can't. No, not until they're under arrest. Sergeant Weaver. A little bit of repro. Is that in hers? It was in her brown bag. All right. Come back here. No. If you're driving, unless you have anything to back it up, you get in charge with all the drugs we found. Huh? No. Okay. Zot. Hey, back camera. I'll check it. What? I can in charge you all because like I said, he's saying it's not his. It's not mine. Well, you're the one driving, so you're responsible for everything. Okay. Well, you're the one responsible for everything. Oh, okay. I was just trying to get to my eye appointment. Okay. Well, I'm letting you know that. I hope. Yes. Is your back camera on? Yeah. In the end, both are charged with controlled substance trafficking and paraphernalia possession. He's sentenced to 10 years in prison, while the woman is sentenced to 3 years. Some lessons are learned the hard way. Which one was the most satisfying to watch? Let us know in the comments.