A deputy runs a plate, the driver pulls into his own driveway, and everything after that is an argument. He says you can't pat him down at a traffic stop. He says there's no weed in the car. And when the deputy finds a bag of pills, he's got an answer for that too. We break down the stop, the frisk rule everybody gets wrong, the weed smell search debate, and why one of these charges doesn't even need a lab test. Was this handled right, or should it have ended with a citation? Drop your take in the comments. Subscribe for more bodycam breakdowns. ⏱ CHAPTERS 00:00 The Stop Begins 01:30 "You Can't Pat Me Down" 03:15 The Weed Question 03:38 It Gets Physical 05:29 The Deputy Explains Himself 07:14 "We're Searching the Car" 08:17 Miranda and the Pills 10:17 What the Officers Think They Found 12:56 The Deputy Talks to Mom 14:31 The License Dispute 18:24 The Charges 18:51 Taken Into Custody 21:02 The Smell Test 22:25 What We Actually Know This footage is shared for news reporting, commentary, and educational purposes on police procedure and constitutional law. Charges shown are accusations stated on scene. Everyone is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. Outcome of this case is unknown at the time of upload. #bodycam #trafficstop #policebodycamera

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