upon an officer approach towards your car, at his request show him your driver's license, proof of insurance, and registration. Don't make any sudden movements, and if you have passengers in your car tell them to remain still, quite, and polite. And if the officer demands that you get out of your car you should take your keys and
             lock the car. Keep in mind that a police officer does not need a warrant to search your car, esecially if the officer has "probable cause" like smelling alcohol on your breath or detecting evidence of drug use.(16-17)
             For instance the incident recently here in Houston where the two young Hispanic males were shot by a police of
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