<human>: Summarize the given text in a few sentences.

My Story: I was driving on my way home from seeing the sixth Harry Potter movie alone. I had been ridiculously stoned and it was the late showing. When I began driving home it was way past midnight (still with the N on my license). I turned onto my street (which is actually a main highway with houses) and not twenty feet before my driveway are three police vehicles stopping cars. I start freaking out. I get stopped, and an older male cop comes up to the window and asks to see my license. I search frantically for it while subtly covering up my weed, sitting in the passenger seat, and I can't find my license. It's nowhere in the car. He asks me to pull off to the side and continue searching. It dawns on me: it's still with my passport. I had been travelling and just got home that day and forgot to put all my identification back in my purse. The cop comes over, and I begin by telling him, quite sincerely, about my mistake. But then I launch into hysterics: "Is everything okay officer? It's just, you guys are right in front of my house and you really scared me. I thought something terrible had happened to my family when I rounded the corner! I'm sorry, it just really freaked me out, officer." I almost start crying, letting all my nerves out to try and get some leeway. He was really apologetic, telling me that they were only looking for suspended drivers and that nothing was the matter, but that he was really sorry for scaring me. He told me to get on home, champ, and get that license back in my wallet. He even asked me how Harry Potter was.
About eight months later I found out my license had been suspended for speeding a year and a half ago, and that is how long I had been driving without a valid license.
Needless to say I was shaking when I got in my driveway, and am now the proud owner of a valid license that never leaves my wallet.
<bot>: got out of a cop block by pulling the scared little girl card on a father-esque cop, even though I didn't have my (suspended) license.