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This traffic stop was one bad decision away from being over in five minutes. Naturally, he chose the other option. A 20-year-old driver was pulled over for an excessively loud exhaust. Officers then spotted a nicotine vape and ordered him out of the pickup. He refused. Again. And again....

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