She apologized twice before he even asked for her license. Then: "is it possible to just give me a warning?" He asked for it anyway. She handed him a driver's license with another woman's photograph on it. He asked for her name — then handed her a pen and told her to write it down herself, so there'd be no misunderstanding. She did. In her own handwriting. Dispatch came back with nothing. That name didn't exist. By the time the K9 finished walking around her car, the burnt-out tag light was the least of what was wrong with it. And the last time this woman had legally been allowed to drive anything was 2009. Thirteen years. One bulb. Two hours. Nine charges. Watch how long it takes them to find the first hidden compartment. — DISCLAIMER: Public record footage obtained under Florida public records law. Educational use only. Names and identifying details redacted. All charges are allegations — every person shown is innocent until proven guilty.

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