Tennessee Woman Got Pulled Over for an Alleged Suspended License. Then the Cop Bought Her a Baja Blast Freeze from the Taco Bell Drive-Thru
He didn't know she was recording with her Meta Glasses.
Faith (@havefaith1012) from Nashville, Tennessee, claims she was pulled over for an allegedly suspended driver’s license. While in the cop car, Faith and the cop had an unusual pit stop at Taco Bell.
Faith said that the cop didn’t know she was recording their interaction through her Meta Glasses. “They don’t have their flag down for Dolly Parton,” the cop said while driving.
“Okay, then they need to be in the back of your car, not me,” Faith replied. She proceeded to accuse the officer of pulling her over for no reason, asserting that she was “obeying the law.” Despite the joking tone at the start of the conversation, Faith told the cop he had an “innocent woman” in his car while he was pointing out what other people were doing wrong.
“You’re suspended,” the cop argued. Faith denied that her license was suspended, but the cop said he saw it on the computer. She claimed he asked for the cop’s sergeant, but he allegedly didn’t bring him over. Faith says she was well within her rights, but the cop mocked her, calling her a “TikTok-YouTube lawyer.”
“We’ll see when I sue your department,” she threatened. The cop replied, “Get your Crackerjack law degree. Is that where you get it?” Faith continued to allege the cop didn’t give her a reason to pull her over. The cop continued to claim that he ran her plate, and the system showed that she had a suspended license.
“You can absolutely show me that. If it’s my information, you can show me if my name shows up in the computer and says my license is suspended or not,” Faith said, urging him to show proof.
An unexpected Taco Bell pit stop
Instead of showing Faith that the system flagged her license as suspended, the cop asserted he had her number and that she was suspended. They continued their back-and-forth, then the cop suggested stopping by for a drink at Taco Bell.
“Can you get me something?” Faith asked the cop. She confessed that she likes Taco Bell. At first, the cop ignored her until Faith said out loud to the drive-thru employee, “And can I get a large Baja Blast Freeze?”
“You’re not ordering anything,” the cop told her. But a few seconds later, he told the employee, “Do you have a Baja Blast Freeze?” The employee took a few seconds to respond before confirming the item was available. He added the Baja Blast Freeze to his order, and Faith thanked him for it. At this point in the ride, the tension seemed to have eased between Faith and the cop.
When the employee asked the cop if he would like to donate to a charity, he refused. Faith criticized the cop, “You don’t care about kids?”
The cop replied, “Screw them, kids! Do you think they actually give the money to the kids?” They got into a small argument about fast-food charities.
“Are you gonna want this Baja Blast? You know I can’t hand it to you, right? You can’t have anything back there. If you want the Baja Blast, you gotta be nice,” the cop said. Faith said she thought she was being nice to him and brought up that he had inappropriately told her earlier that her mother “should’ve swallowed.”
“That would’ve been very nice of her,” he commented before getting their Taco Bell order in the next window. Despite his snarky comments, the cop still handed Faith the Baja Blast Freeze.
He started falling asleep on the job
After their brief Taco Bell stop, Faith alleged the cop pulled up to check something out. Instead of getting out, Faith said he stayed in the car and started falling asleep.
Fortunately, Faith didn’t receive any charges and was freed by the end of the unusual scenario. It was a better run-in with the cops compared to what this woman from Portland experienced after she was allegedly assaulted in broad daylight.
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