What if a routine tag stop uncovers something serious? An officer spots suspicious IDs in a student's wallet during a traffic stop. Could this turn into a felony charge? >> Hi, good. That one right there looks like maybe Connecticut or something. Oh, I was right. Cool. So, this looks pretty fake to me. Same name, date of birth 4304, but this says 2001. So when All right. Did you know that possession of a uh counterfeit driver license is a felony? >> No. >> Yeah, it's a felony. Like you could be arrested right now handcuffed and taken to jail. >> Okay. >> Poor choice. >> I'm sorry. >> Real bad. Really very stupid. >> Okay. Well, like I said, this is a felony. So, are you a student? >> Yeah. >> Cool. So, um, you're going to get a student affair referral because you have committed a felony. Okay? But I'm going to tell you right off the bat, I'm not planning on taking you to jail. Okay? This gets to go away. I'm still going to run it. It's all being recorded on my the license plate and you cover the word New Jersey. Can't see it. We have cameras that pick up these things when you come onto campus, but they can only read characters. Say somebody's a wanted murderer and they have a Missouri license plate with that same one matching and the officers don't know. Guess who's getting chased down? Hi, miss. I appreciate your patience. Are you okay? >> Yeah. >> All right. I see you crying. Okay. If this is your first time getting in trouble for something like this, probably not going to be a big deal. Okay. As the college said, anytime any of our students are involved in criminal activity, even if I wanted to cut you the biggest break in the world and say, you know what, I'm not going to do it. I would get in trouble for that. You have to talk to student affairs. Okay. Um, they're going to contact you via your information on >> honesty leads to no criminal arrest, but fake ID seized and student affairs referral issued. Officers educate on risks. A teachable moment. Thoughts on leniency? Comment below. 98 with a B one