All right, everyone step out of the car, please. All three exit the car. Darrell leaves his driver's side door conspicuously open. By leaving the car door wide open, Darrell made his car an easier target for the officer to search. You don't have any drugs in here. You don't mind if I take a look, do you? No. Do Darrell mean no? I don't have any drugs in the car or no officer you can't take a look in the car. Unfortunately, the officer's compound question tripped Darrell into complying with his search request. And since Darrell didn't say anything to the contrary, he gave up his fourth amendment protection by consenting to a search. Now watch as Darrell consents again to the search of his bag, even though he knows he's got illegal items in there. Darrell, let him look in the damn bag! Bad advice from Troy and a bad idea for Darrell to let himself be intimidated by the officer's threats. If you have contraband and you consent to a police officer's search request, you will be arrested. Darrell, this is your bag, which makes this your marijuana, am I right? Yeah, that's mine. It's just a little bud. It's no big deal. Darrell should bite his tongue. Now is definitely not the time for him to confess or voice his opinions about marijuana laws. The officer is not your priest and he's not your psychologist. Police are not paid to keep your secrets. They're paid to find, arrest, and help prosecute you. So anything you say can and probably will be used against you in court.