You are making me worry about what your next step is. All you need to do. All you need to do is open this door. That's all you need to do. >> Step over here. I'm not start walking away from me. >> I thought you said step over there. >> Put the phone down. Put the phone down. >> All right. We've got a strange one today. A routine traffic stop turns into a bizarre conversation involving multiple IDs, suspected marijuana, probation, and somehow raw corn starch. Officers stopped Nquavvia after noticing something wasn't right. But getting simple answers from her proved harder than expected. And once the officer started investigating, this traffic stop got stranger by the minute. Now, let's get into it. What is she doing? in the 1500 block 22nd Street. Stand by for Hey, hey, hey, hey. >> So then stop pulling in. >> Are we on 22nd? >> Yeah. >> Roll down your window. >> Roll down your window. Thank you. >> I'm getting my license now. >> You live here? >> Yes. I'm coming home to get my cousin. >> Hey So, >> Brian, this is our 1017 from yesterday that ran. >> Who ran? >> Who ran? This is my car. >> Who ran? >> Who ran where? Who ran where? I don't Let me out the car. >> No, you're not getting out of the car. This is a traffic stop. You ain't going anywhere. Oh, okay. Just making sure you know. Roll down this window, please. >> You don't go down anymore. >> Okay. >> Who ran Whose vehicle is this? >> It's mine. My mom. >> Can you roll down that window, please, and shut off your music? Wait, what do you mean rain? >> That window don't let down. Can >> None of the windows go down now. All of a sudden, >> that back window. >> Okay, that window right there, the passenger side window. Can you please put it down? Cuz my partner's on that side right now, and he's trying to speak with you. >> The front window. I'm not talking to you right now. >> That front window don't went down. That's the one that don't let down. >> Okay. Do you have your driver's license, registration, and insurance? right there at um what that was my cousin hair shop. >> What are you looking for? >> They're just asking for registration. >> Okay. It's the insurance. >> Whose vehicle is this? >> My mom. >> It's your vehicle. >> No, it's my mom. It's mine. Yeah, I paid for Okay. He's away. >> Who's it registered to? >> My mother. >> Okay. >> So, that window right there doesn't roll down at all, you're telling me? >> No, ma'am. >> Okay. >> She was already confused about why the officers had stopped her. Pick a lane, ma'am. Convenient timing, maybe. A mechanical problem, also possible. Either way, the officers weren't getting much clarity from her. Really, the story just kept getting more confusing. >> Who lives here? >> I just said my cousin. >> Your cousin lives here? >> Yes. >> What's your cousin's name? >> Barbara. >> Barb. Barbara. >> Bubba. >> Bubba. >> Mhm. >> All the way on the bike. He always ride a bike. >> What address are you at right now? >> I don't Why you supposed to know everybody address? >> I'm just asking. What address are you at right now? >> Right there. That's 15 15 I meant 1373. >> Okay. >> A 1573. >> Okay. Oh, I don't [ __ ] know. I'm looking for my car. It's with my go-to bank card. Look under the seat. It probably is under the seat. Did you need this? >> Yep. Whatever paperwork you have, I'll take my >> glove compartment. I don't even want to open that car, [ __ ] I don't I can't, but >> you just went through a driver's license right there. What was that one? >> That wasn't my driver's license. >> I just saw it. There's an ID. >> ID. My sister. >> There's an ID or driver's license in there. Yeah. Yeah. Who's driver? >> This with my go. Can you look back down the floor? It's with my go-to bank card. It's a blue card. >> Yeah, I just use it at the store. >> It's a blue card. >> Car card, please. >> Anybody got a medical marijuana card in here? >> You do? >> No. >> Oh, does anybody have a medical marijuana card in here? >> Felicia just got one, but she's not. We definitely dropped off. >> Officers may ask for identification and vehicle documents during a traffic stop. And if they find several IDs or documents in the vehicle, they may need to figure out who it belongs to. I've never seen someone have so many problems just showing an ID, opening the window, and answering simple questions. It's like every basic request converts into another argument. Just total ignorance. >> I'm sorry. I I can't hear you. Felicia did have one, but that's who we just >> Are you Felicia? >> No. >> No. Okay. So So Felicia, who was in here, had a medical marijuana card? >> Yeah, that's who we just dropped off at. >> So is that why is is that why you think I'm getting the odor of marijuana? Is that what you're saying? >> Does she Does she Does she normally carry marijuana with her? >> She smoke marijuana all the time. >> Okay. Was she smoking in your car before? >> She was just in We was just sitting out the side of the shop. >> No, I'm just asking. Was she smoking marijuana in your car? >> She was The door was open. She was standing outside the car. >> Mhm. >> Huh? >> Yeah. What's up with the cornstarch boxes? >> I eat cornstarch. >> You eat corn starch. How do you eat cornstarch and just >> Why are we being soft? When you pregnant, you crave all type. >> If you eat that in front of me, I might throw off. Please don't. >> Please don't do it. >> But do you all eat it? Cuz she's got one up front here, too. >> Oh, I can't have no kids. I got >> So, ma'am, what what's your first name? >> Nquavia. >> What is it? >> Navia. Nquavia. What? What are you looking for? My >> I just had it. My bank card. >> Why are you looking for your bank card? I didn't ask you for your bank card. >> My bank card. I didn't say I'm looking for my bank card. >> What are you looking for? >> With my bank card. >> What is that? >> Oh, >> what's with your bank card? >> My license. >> No, no, you're good. >> Full of poop right now. I really like >> All right. Looking at >> No, I'm good. >> I have to panther. Okay. Sorry to hear that. >> Yeah. >> Irritating. >> What are we being stopped for, though? I mean, >> all right. >> I'm not talking. >> Um, I'm going to call him over here. >> Oh, wow. The conversation just moved to corn starch. Yeah, cornstarch. I thought raw corn starch was some kind of code for something, but nope. Apparently, she was talking about cornstarch. You sure that's cornstarch, ma'am? Silva, >> can I ask you what you're looking for? >> I just told you my life in >> I'm just keeping an eye on the driver here. Can you see if this rolls down, please? Cuz I mean, it's it's very >> it doesn't roll down. >> That one don't even roll down. And these two, that's the first these roll down. >> Okay. All right, hang tight here, two, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Um, definitely coming from the car 100%. Um, we're going to have them come out. Okay. She keeps digging in that purse. >> She's asking what the original stop was for, >> right? And it's for the brake light. >> Only this top brake light was working. The rest of the other brake lights were not working. She break in front of him three times and I didn't see the second break. But um >> she keeps digging. >> She keeps digging into that purse over and over and over again. >> The same one that we got the >> the same purse that we got the stuff out of. >> Um plus we have this. >> Are you on? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. So, um like I said, I'm getting the odor again coming from the vehicle. She said that her friend was just in the vehicle and her friend was smoking. So, are you good with us taking them out or? >> Yeah, absolutely. >> You want to mute for discussion here for a second? >> Let's mute for discussion. >> I'm going to have her step out. >> Navia, I'm going to have you step out of the vehicle. Okay. >> Okay. >> But I need you to do it now. All right. >> Okay. All right. During the traffic stop, officers, you know, they can investigate additional things they notice such as um, you know, the smell of suspected marijuana or unusual activity inside the vehicle. However, whether they can search the vehicle, that depends on local laws and specific facts of the situation. And under search and seizure proceedings, detecting the order of marijuana alongside unverified identity documents establishes direct probable cause to search a vehicle. Yeah, this exact conflict over traffic stop authority and vehicle searches ties directly into landmark Supreme Court proceedings like Pennsylvania versus Mims and United States versus Ross. You know, in those cases, drivers ordered out of their vehicles after officers detected suspicious odors or multiple IDs argued in court that police exceeded their authority by searching the car or demanding they step out. But the Supreme Court completely shut that argument down. The justices established that officers have absolute legal authority to order any driver out of the vehicle during a lawful stop for officer safety. Furthermore, the court ruled that the distinct smell of narcotics combined with conflicting occupant documentation provides immediate probable cause to search the entire passenger compartment without needing a warrant. Why? But why am I stepping out? >> You're stepping out of the car because I'm getting the odor of marijuana coming from inside of the car. >> I just told you for reasons. >> I asked you I just asked you to step out of the car. This is exactly what I was trying to avoid. So, please step out of the car. >> I was just saying y'all y'all did >> open the door and step out of the car. No, we're not doing this. Open the door and step out of the vehicle. >> You saying you have every right to do what I'm doing and I'm asking you to exit the vehicle. >> You smell marijuana. How would you how would you smell marijuana if we were >> You just admitted to me that there was somebody in your vehicle who was smoking in your vehicle >> sitting out there. >> Open the door and step out. You're just prolonging the process. >> This is crazy. Like I I don't feel the need. I don't even have >> She's refusing to get out of the car. >> Navia. Nquavia. I'm not asking you. I'm telling you to get out of the car. I'm only going to give you a couple of more moments to get out of the car. Do you want me to break the window to get you out of the car? Because that's going to be my next step. >> Yeah. >> I'm just I'm just letting you know. >> Keep an eye on her, please. >> Samantha, will you please step out? Look, this isn't going to go away. >> No, I'm not. We're not doing this. >> But you you do your thing. Samantha, will you please step out of the car and speak to us? >> Okay. >> We're not just We're not >> There's a reason why they're not stepping out of this car. >> Stop reaching for stuff. So over there. >> Yeah, just come right over here. >> Thank you. Really appreciate it. You know, >> but you didn't act and I mean you know >> don't don't get out yet. >> You just hang tight. Okay. >> Fair question maybe, but repeating it wasn't going to make the officer suddenly forget what he smelled. And honestly, there was a reason the officers kept telling her to get out of her car. Like no matter how many times they asked, she just kept resisting. Unfortunately, no matter how hard police work, some people still manage to avoid consequences. It's online. >> Hey, Nico, you're not helping your situation here. All right. >> All right. It's 3:30 in the morning. I don't think your lawyer's going to answer the phone. You can handle >> You need to step out of the car. >> You need to step out of the car. This is not going to stop. You need to come out of the car. I just feel like I'm being harassed right now. >> You're not being harassed. You're being asked to exit the vehicle. Nobody's harassing you. Back up. >> No, I'm not backing up. Open the door. >> Back up. >> Back up for what? >> Because I can't even get out if I want to. >> No. Open the door and I'll back away from the door. You need to get away from the door. >> I am not backing up. >> Get out. >> I am not backing up. You are making me worry about what your next step is. All you need to do All you need to do is open this door. That's all you need to do. >> That's all you need to do is open the door. All you that that's what's going to happen >> and you're going to get property damage if you don't open this door. >> She gonna get property what >> is this your mother's car? >> You may want to talk to her because the next step is I'm going to break this window to get in here. >> So >> is that what she wants me to do? >> Well, what if the >> window can go down? Okay, you need to get out of the car. I'm not asking you. I'm telling you to get out of the car. >> I feel like I'm being >> Okay, we're we're past that. We're past with the harassment thing. >> Can you please back up now? >> I'm backed up. Get out of the car, please. >> I'm not telling >> I am backed up enough. Get out of the vehicle. >> Who does she think she's pretending to call at 3:30 in the morning? I love when people act like the law is stupid and somehow think that they can talk their way out of the situation. And uh probation clearly wasn't enough to change her behavior. She probably needed much stricter consequences. >> I don't want to hit you with the door. >> Okay. You're not going to hit me with the door. I promise you you're not going to hit me with the door. >> She said she don't feel safe. >> I don't feel safe at all. That's crazy. >> Step over here. Step over here. Do not start walking away from me. I thought you said step over there. >> Put the phone down. Put the phone down. Put the phone down. >> I'm going to hand my phone here. Grab my phone. Not >> I'm not Don't even be aggressive cuz I'm not even being aggressive at all. >> Right now you're being detained cuz you're not paying attention to any lawful orders that are being given to you. So right now you're being detained. >> Okay, that's fine. All I said I >> You chose this. I didn't. >> You didn't let me. >> I'll let you speak enough. >> All I said I thought you told me. We're going to go over to my car over here. >> Okay. Look way >> that way. >> Right now, you just being detained. All right. >> That's fine. I'm It's okay. >> Right here. >> Oh, right here. You got anything on you? >> No. >> Is that going to be okay? 62. We're going to have one black female. >> Hang over here. Don't start pulling away. That's all I'm saying. >> I just leaned against the car. >> We're not doing that. >> Not doing what? >> Don't reach. >> My pants are falling. >> Listen to me. >> Y'all be You already You're really All you need to do is listen to what I'm telling you to do. That's it. If you do that, this will go smoothly. >> Okay, that's all. >> Okay, but the minute you start fidgeting and doing other things, >> all I did was >> you're going to have a problem. >> I That's why I got my I'm just letting you know. >> But you see how big my pants is. >> Go on my phone. >> Can you go on this side? Silva, can you go on this side for me? Thank you. >> Chino. >> Yeah. >> Do you have anything else on you? >> Anything in the car? Hey, that's not my car, Miranda. That's not my car. You ask me. Why you ask me anything in the car? Why you said Miranda? I wouldn't want to get out of the car either if I was wearing that, you know. Is she wearing a diaper? Nquia really seems to have some uh strange habits and somehow probation doesn't seem to be doing much change to her behavior. >> What that mean? Your body cam on? >> My body cam has been on since the beginning. Since I asked you to exit the vehicle and you refused to exit the vehicle to get mad. >> My body cam has been on this entire time. >> You calling him? >> But what do when he said is there anything in the car? You said Miranda. What that mean? >> Why you telling me like that? >> She just got a check. >> My pants down. >> I want my >> You what the You balling me now. >> What did I just say? Like you What did I just say? I said, "If you literally just listen to what I'm telling you to do, we're not going to have a problem." >> I've never had nobody search me like that. >> Okay. >> Then you got my crop showing. >> These short come on this side. Okay. Thank you. >> You need to keep calling him. All right, let's put her in my car for now. Have a seat right here for now. >> Hold on. I got a rising on my leg. I don't see myself. >> Officers may become more cautious, right, when someone who's been detained keeps moving around or questioning every physical action during a search or a detention. Calmly explaining that you're uncomfortable or asking what's happening is usually more helpful than making sudden movements. It also gives officers a chance to explain what they're doing. But some people just seem to love living in total chaos. Can you loosen up this top this cuff right here, please? >> Okay. What's that? >> This one? >> No, we're No, we're not. We're not loosening up anything right now. >> You can't even put your >> No, no, not right now. Just put your foot in. I listen to me. I will adjust when when I'm done with my investigation. I will help you out. >> Can you just stand there with her in case she >> Please. Thank you. So, this was on her. >> Yeah. Looks like some shake on the bottom here. >> So, [snorts] this looks like a possibly NBA May rock. >> Where was that at? >> It was inside her purse in the sandwich. >> And she was reaching in the the entire time. >> Yeah. She was making part of movements, too. >> There's There's a reason why she didn't want to exit this car. >> No, 100%. >> So, Jesus. >> Okay. >> All right. So, it looks like there's going to be All right. some burned roaches there which I'm going to grab. And all right, >> this was in the in the purse. >> In the purse. >> Yep. >> Okay. >> Like in the main compartment. >> And this is the same purse she had on her >> yesterday when we dealt with her. >> Yeah. >> Bunch of tacks. They always think they're the victim, right? No matter what they do, offended by everything, ashamed of nothing, entitled to everything while contributing nothing. And those women in the car definitely seem to have a lot of say. Honestly, I'd never be friends with someone who eats raw corn starch. But she was charged with drug possession and driving with a suspended license. She was later sentenced to 24 months of probation. Now, there's also an important legal lesson here. You know, during a traffic stop, officers may investigate what they observe, but the rules for searching a vehicle depend on the circumstances and applicable law. If an officer gives a lawful command, arguing repeatedly or making sudden movements can increase tension, and that may lead the officers to take additional safety precautions. Well, what do you think about the situation? Do you think 24 months of probation was a fair outcome or should she have faced a stronger punishment? Well, share your answer in the comment section below. Also, click on the shocking body cam videos on your screen to watch more unbelievable moments like this. And don't forget to like and subscribe to our channel so you never miss any of our upcoming body cam videos.