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The tags are a non-issue and the suspended license could be as well.
Could be something as simple as him changing car insurance companies and his old insurance company being salty and reporting his insurance policy lapsing and the DMV/OMV putting a block on his license. That happened to me before.
Didn’t cost anything, but had to go to the DMV with the paperwork for the old policy and new policy to show there was no lapse and got it resolved.
Was coming here to post this exact thing. Could be a simple insurance change foul-up. Having your license suspended doesn't take much. Had what you describe happen to me once a couple of years ago, and thankfully the officer was cool about it and just told me to go handle it asap and he said that he'd put on my "account" or whatever he called it that he spoke with me and just told me to take care of it, as a warning (I got pulled over because his surveillance radar device alerted him to my license plate, so he put the note so I wouldn't get pulled over again for a few days).
Had no idea you could be arrested for it though. I always thought the absolute worse thing that could happen would be that you'd just see your car get towed away and a hefty fine, unless of course you were a habitual offender and/or did something unlawful while driving suspended.