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- Ooh, look at-- look at that tire.
See the back of her tire?
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That tire looks ultra dangerous, so I'll find out what's going
on with this back rear tire.
[police radio chatter]
Hello.
You can open it.
I don't want to stand on that side because I'll get--
I'll get ran over.
- No, I don't want you to get run over.
No, my window doesn't--
- Who-- whose car is this?
- It's mine.
- Are you aware that back wheel is like doing this?
- Nope.
- Everybody jump out of the car.
He's going to write the warning for unsafe equipment.
It's going to be that-- that, uh, rear driver wheel.
Just come on back here to this deputy.
- Yeah.
- Over there.
- OK, so we're getting some-- some nervous looks.
Probably going to definitely deploy the dog on this one.
Come on.
You're a good girl.
Good girl.
The canine alerted to the vehicle for narcotics.
Anybody got any narcotics in the vehicle?
- No.
- Anything in that vehicle whatsoever?
- There shouldn't be anything in that vehicle.
- Nothing in the vehicle?
- I don't-- I don't have anything.
- OK, all right.
All right, hang tight with this deputy.
It's a whole kit.
Spoons, syringes, the whole nine yards.
There we go.
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- That's going to be methamphetamine.
The passenger in the back seat, we've
got meth and heroin on her.
So right now, both of them are-- are going to jail.
You're-- so how long you been dating, um, Shannon?
- OK, so about a month.
You knew she-- you knew she used.
What's like her drug of choice?
Is it meth, or is this Dilaudid, or a little bit of both?
- OK.
- I mean--
- All right.
Stay right here for me, all right?
Is it [bleep], or is it yours?
- It's not mine.
- OK, it's not yours.
The only thing I can do is charge you with it.
It's in your possession.
What else can I do?
I'm kind of-- you're kind of putting me in a rock
and a hard place on this one.
I-- I got to be honest with you.
- Then whose is it?
- [bleep].
- OK, see that's-- that's all you had to say.
All right, Shannon.
I'm going to dig through the car just a little bit more,
see if we can find anything else.
- OK.
- Oh, man.
Heroin.
It was stuffed right here, behind--
in back of the center console, it's going to be some heroin.
So all right, we're done for now.
Let's go hook him up.
Sir, put your hands behind your back.
- All right, what's up?
- The heroin I found--
I found shoved in on the driver's side.
You don't know anything about that?
- No, I don't know anything about that.
I guarantee you I--
I've never touched heroin in my life.
I guarantee you that's hers.
If you go ask her, she'll--
- It's funny, I did ask her, and she said
everything's yours, actually.
- Well, I'm just-- - I'm telling you--
- I'm just telling what she said.
- I don't have anything.
- Well, but-- well, I just found heroin.
I just found meth on the driver's side.
So-- - No, you didn't.
Come on. - Yeah, I did.
I've actually seen cars with tires like that literally
explode from the heat.
Um, so you can't be driving like that,
and, basically, it all started from that.
And-- and making contact with them, and talking with them.
So you never know what you're going to get on a traffic stop.
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