What if a routine traffic stop for a mismatched tag uncovers hidden drugs and pipes? But something far more dangerous is waiting inside the truck. >> Substance in that cigarette pouch right there. >> Don't know. >> See these little dime baggies? >> Yep. >> These aren't yours. >> Oh yeah, they're not mine. I ain't going to lie. I had them for weed. >> Weed? There's nothing in them. I guess the white stuff I saw was like dust or something. To be honest with you, I'm not sure. Your guess is as good as mine. >> See if there go. >> I I mean, yeah. >> 1429.99 on a signal zero. Man, is there any meth in here? Just be real with me, brother. >> I'm I'm serious. No. >> Listen, this is a meth pipe, okay? >> Yeah. >> There's methamphetamine in that. Okay. So, if you would just be honest with me, >> I will help you out. >> What the >> What the was that? >> You got a fire with dirt. >> A chemical device exploded in the deputy's face during the search. Believed to be chlorine in a sealed PVC pipe. Suspect arrested. Deputy treated for respiratory injuries. What do you think caused it? >> Hey, I'm going to give you one more chance to tell me what's on my friend. And then >> pardon me. I My ears ring. >> Said I'm going to need you to tell me what's on my friend. >> I'm not sure. I'm being totally honest. That's not going to work. >> I don't have a clue. >> That's not going to work. Perfect. >> Awesome. So tell me what happened when the deputy pulled you over. Tell me the sequence of events. >> I pulled over. We was talking. He was asked for Smith to search the truck. I love him. >> Okay. >> So where were you at? >> Front of the truck. >> Okay. So he can keep an eye on you. What what all was in the front seat of your