You need me to move that one? That's mine. No, you're good. The camera's still on, too, just so you know. What turns a routine stop into a felony takedown? Suspect pulled over after chase, seatbelt off, movement, suspicious items found. Was this evasion or something bigger? Um, I have a card right here. I'll get your shoes. I will get your shoes, okay? Did you? I left my flashlight in my car. JT. Yes. You got a flashlight? Oh, you got your spare? No, just turn Can I light? Yep, yep. Can I light it up? How do you turn it? I've turned it that way, okay. Thank you. Thank you. I got sandwich baggies. They must be trapped. Yeah, it would have been a bad >> And I noticed it and that's why like I immediately jumped around to this side. >> Oh, I got blow. I got blow. There's some blow. I mean, I would have probably >> You need me to move that one? That's mine. No, you're good. The camera's still on, too, just so you know. What did you say? Just that was in the way. Yours right here? No. That's good. 30-something-year-old man, there was no reason he should be with her. No reason at all he should be with her. Was she crying? No. She's not in any trouble, so I don't think this is going to change Baggies with white substance recovered. Felony tactics discussed. Passenger cleared. No trouble. Suspect secured. Evidence handled. Traffic stops can escalate fast. Thoughts?