Stop resisting or you're going to get tased. >> Get out of the car. >> So with that, what we do is you go down to our station, get fingerprof. >> Sometimes police and store security deal with shoplifterss who clearly aren't criminal masterminds. They walk in thinking they've got the perfect plan. Slipping items past cameras, outsmarting loss prevention, or talking their way out once caught. But more often than not, that confidence crumbles the second security or police step in. These so-called shopping geniuses quickly prove just how flawed their plans really are. Stick around until the end. You won't want to miss all the shocking situations we have in store for you in this video. >> Nothing wrong. I did nothing wrong. >> I GOT YOU A BITE. >> I DID NOTHING WRONG. >> On January 29th, 2025, police were dispatched to a residence after a woman was caught on camera stealing over $300 worth of merchandise from Menards. >> Menards? What are you talking about? >> Remember him? >> Yeah. >> Supposedly, they're together. >> Yeah. Or was it? >> No, it just closed. Make sure this ATV isn't stolen. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> How are you? >> Good. How are you? >> Good. Do you have some shoes you can throw on real quick? >> No, I know. What is the problem? >> Police made contact at the door. The woman denied the accusation, insisting she had been at work at a veterinary clinic owned by her sister. >> Okay. Well, the problem is, all right. Um, we just wanted to come and talk to you, all right, about what happened in the Menards last night. >> What happened in the Menards? >> That's what I'm asking you about. >> I wasn't even in Menards, so what are you talking about? >> Okay. All right, that's fine. Um, here's the deal. Here's the deal. older. >> All right, here's the deal. >> Okay, I was in Menard's earlier today. >> Okay, that's fine. I'm talking about yesterday around like around this time, like 5:30. >> Okay. I was at work yesterday. >> Till what time? >> I get off at 6 6:30. [music] I get home. >> 6:30 and you get home. Where do you work? >> I work at Giller Animal Hospital. >> What is it? >> Giller Animal Hospital. >> Where is that at? >> It's right down the street. I work with my sister. She can vouch. I was there with her. So, what is the problem? >> I got you. Okay. Um, here's the deal. I'm going to take you back to the station with me. Hi. >> Officers informed her she was under arrest. She pleaded with them, saying her children were inside the home and began resisting as they attempted to place her in handcuffs. >> I did nothing wrong. >> I'm telling you, you're under arrest. >> No. No. No. No. My kids are here. Stop it. >> Stop. I'm not doing this right now. I did not do anything. >> I did not do anything. >> You're under arrest. You just said >> I did not do anything. >> You just said you're under arrest. Brooke, you're under arrest. You want to get another charge for obstructing? >> No. For what? >> Just cooperate. >> Listen to me. >> The woman continued to struggle, asked for a cigarette, called out for her mother, and expressed worry about her children and pets. Officers advised her that everything would be addressed later at the station. >> Listen to me. >> For what? >> Listen to me. >> No. My dogs are a bite. Let go. Let go. I'll call my mom again. I'll call my mom. I'm not doing nothing wrong. >> I did nothing wrong. >> My dogs are a bite. I am nothing but your hand. Put your hands on your back. >> Yes, >> you guys. >> Hold on a second. Just give us a second. Okay. >> Just a second. >> What? I am not doing >> Don't resist. Just relax for a second. >> We are. >> Can I please have a cigarette? >> Yes. Just give us a second. We're going to give We'll give you one back in the PD. >> Give us a second. >> Just relax. We just told you you're under arrest. >> I want a cigarette, please. >> Hold on. That's not important right now. You can have one in a minute. Why did she >> We'll explain in a second. We already told her outside. >> What did I do last night? They said that I was in Manar. No, this stop. >> Who are you? >> This happened. My daughter was My daughter was in at gas station. >> Okay. >> Can I please tell Sarah, please? >> Not right now. Just >> You said I could. >> You said I could. >> I didn't say right this second. I said we're going to get you and you're under arrest right now. >> Okay. Well, why am I under arrest? What did I do wrong? >> What did I do wrong? >> You're under trying to get these handcuffs and I'll give you a second. >> Yeah. Well, give me just give it a second. >> Okay. So, >> you guys, this is why I'm saying don't go in those stores. >> Just tell her what the charges. >> Look, you're under arrest for retail. Okay. >> Okay. But I didn't do nothing. >> Let's talk back at the station then. >> I didn't do anything. Please. I'm having anxiety. Please. >> Okay. Well, listen. As soon as we as soon as you go back, >> okay, this this isn't going to help right now. Okay, >> the more you operate and the quicker we back to the station, you'll be out of the handcuffs. >> I'm not going to jail. >> Let's have a conversation. No one's saying >> talk first. You just here's a flipflop. >> Can I please give my purse downstairs? My phone, please. >> You want your flip-flop? >> Okay. 428 carriage. >> Police questioned her about her children and discussed arranging care through their grandparents. >> How old is your daughter? >> She's 15. >> Okay. What' you say? 15. >> 15. No, I'm just asking. You said your kids are here. I'm trying to She just came up. >> Did they do something? >> No, we're trying to make sure that everyone's taken care of in the house. Did she do something? I got in trouble because my daughter was at the gas station and she took something and they thought that I was the one that did something. >> Listen, this is talk to this officer case. We didn't tell anyone your daughter. >> We're going to talk back at the station where it's a little bit more. >> Please have a cigarette, please. >> When we get back to the station, I keep >> Is there anybody else here besides your daughter? >> Oh, my parents live right down the street. God damn it. I don't even go into Monarch, you guys. >> Let me ask you a question. How many people are here beside your daughter? >> Just me and my daughter and my son. >> So, okay. My parents are my mom. >> How old is your son? >> He's six. But I didn't do anything wrong. >> He's six. Does your Does your daughter who's 15 normally stay with you? >> Yeah. >> And can your parents come here with your >> Yeah, but I didn't do anything wrong. >> They're your children and keep me in jail. >> No. Talking about for the moment when we go back, I want to make sure your children >> Why am I going back? >> I'm sure your 15-year-old's fine, but I'm not your >> Yes, I'm comfortable. For example, why am I going back in? We need to call your parents for >> they can you call them but what is going on? >> I just told you. >> Stop talking to me. It's his case. I'm here. >> I just told you that >> what he's going to Mirandize you and everything cuz that's cuz you're in handcuffs. We're not going to start talking. >> So am I going to jail? >> I'm just telling you what you're under arrest for right now. >> Am I going to jail? >> Never said that. >> Talk to him at the police station. >> Right now we're going back to talk at the station and that's that's it. Okay. I didn't do anything. I don't even go anywhere, you guys. I [snorts] just go to work all the time. >> During a pre-transport search, officers discovered a spoon hidden on her person. She claimed it was used for eating ice cream. >> What am I going to do, Paige? >> Oh, the West Chicago Police Department. >> They're looking at my my gray jacket. That's what I'm trying to tell you. Okay. All right. >> You guys need to stop messing around, man. >> Come on, bro. >> You give me trouble with [ __ ] You >> watch the cat. >> Come on. >> Watch the cat. I know. [ __ ] I told you it's not a funny game. >> I love you. >> They always be trying to do some stupid [ __ ] >> How old do you You said your son is six. >> He's nine. Oh my god, there's something wrong, guys. >> Where does he go to school? >> Just use road. >> Well, because we always like to let the the parents get to let the teachers know if there was something that happened so >> not surprised. >> So what? Am I going to jail? >> I don't know. Something >> you know that you have to go talk to. >> You ain't got nothing on you, right? >> No. You got no no dope, no weapons, nothing. >> I'm not on me. >> William, you can send that 46 to me. >> Hold on. Turn around. Just face the car real quick. Okay. >> My best right here. >> Stop. Hang on. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Otherwise eat. >> Why are you talking a spoon? >> Cuz I got no freaking I got pockets. >> I got freaking ice cream downstairs. >> She was formally charged with retail theft and resisting arrest, then transported and booked, concluding the incident with both charges forwarded to court. Lying and resisting only turns a simple theft into much more serious charges. Taking responsibility early can prevent a bad situation from getting even worse. This is the reaction of netizens to this situation. All that drama just to steal from Menards should have used the exit label checkout. The ice cream spoon defense was creative. I'll give her that. When a $300 shopping trip turns into a free ride to jail. Think the last one was wild. The next thief takes it to a whole new level. Comment your guess and hit subscribe so you don't miss it. >> Stop resisting or you're going to get tased. >> Resisting. >> Give me your hand. 15. >> On May 30th, 2023, police responded to a Walmart after employees reported two women shoplifting together while accompanied by a baby. One woman acted as a lookout while the other concealed merchandise. >> Nothing wrong. Like, I literally have nothing on me, nothing in my >> Walmart called police after noticing two females shoplifting together with a baby. >> That's her right there. That's her right So, is it just her or is it both of them? >> That's all I'm only her her friend, not her friend. >> Okay. So, she's not still. >> She's part of >> She um they they have a drawers. >> She popped one of the drawers apart, stacked them, too. So, it looks like there's one, but it's actually two stacked on top of each other. >> Okay. >> Yeah, they're together. >> They got a kid with them. That's the crazy thing. >> Do we know if they came in the car or do they have like a lookout? Do we know? >> She was the lookout. The friend was the lookout. Which way are they going? They're going the other way. >> Going to the bathroom to the restroom. >> Can I tell the kid that their mom his mom's a loser? >> That's what I said. >> The other one [ __ ] bricks right now. >> Store security confirmed the pair stacked plastic drawers to hide items and moved suspiciously toward the restroom. Officers followed and located one suspect inside the bathroom. I saw the two security guards walking. >> So, we're good on the on the black female. >> Yeah. >> Let's go crack. >> She's in the bathroom. >> I identify as a woman. >> She's right here. >> Just 14. We're going to make 1012 in the woman's bathroom. 239. >> Boy Beach Police Department. >> Boy Beach Police Department. >> I'm sorry. >> Boy Beach Police Department. >> Okay. >> Come on, ma'am. >> We need you to step on out. All right. >> I'm sorry. >> Step on out. You're concealing items. You're under arrest. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, ma'am. You are. >> I just saw these items in here. It's just looking like What the [ __ ] These are my items. >> Inside the restroom, the suspect physically resisted officers yelling for help and repeatedly claiming she was innocent while refusing to comply. >> That's right. You're underesting. I'm not resisting. >> I'm not concealing items. These items are paper. >> Raina, >> I'm not concealing items, sir. Please. I need to call things. >> Stop resisting or you're going to get tased. >> Resisting. >> Give me your hand. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Ma'am, you're going to get Put away the taser. Grab it all. Give us your hand. You're going to get tased. >> Give us PLEASE COME GETA. THEY'RE ARRESTING ME. [screaming] >> COME GET BELLA. I DON'T know why they're arresting me. Bro, please come get Noah. >> Come to the bathroom, bro. Stop. >> Stop. Bro, >> stop. >> Stand up. >> Stop. >> Stand up. >> Hey, stand up. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. Stand up. You're making things worse. >> Okay. Wait. Wait. My >> You're going to get more charges. Just stand up. >> I'm trying. >> I got to pull my pants up. Please. Wait, she needs to go get my baby. She needs to come get my baby. She needs to come get my baby. >> SHE NEEDS TO COME GET MY BABY. >> Stop spitting. You're going to get another charm. >> She needs to get my baby. I'm not here with my >> Why are you arresting me? >> Hey, don't stop. >> Stop, bro. >> The second woman was detained as well. Both suspects argued with officers claimed to be pregnant and demanded custody of the child. >> Hold on. My nephew's over there. I'm coming. You're with them. You're with him to stay sad and tie for us. She's going to come. They're going to talk to you all. >> I'm coming, Adori. I'm coming. I'm coming. I'm coming. >> I'm coming. I'm coming, friend. >> She's coming out. Which And hold on. >> Stop. Stop. >> Come get my jit, bro. >> Come on. >> Come get my jet. I'm not leaving without you getting my jet. >> Can she come get my jet? >> My child. >> The child. >> He's in there with me. No need to come get him. She needs to come get him. >> No. Walk out here. >> No, I need to see you. >> Come on. Let's go. >> I'm right here. I'm right here. They're going to give me Noah. I'm right here. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> No. Y'all got to give me my kid. Y'all can't do that. >> Listen. >> Listen. Y'all are going to give me my kid. I'm not putting my hands on y'all. I'm not touching y'all. So, you can go get my kid. Okay. Then I'm going to go get here. We're here. I care you guys are doing stuff in the store, right? >> Doing what? Trying to pay for some [ __ ] >> Okay. What are >> you talking about? Don't come at me like that. Don't come at me like that. YOU WANT TO CHECK MY PURSE CUZ I DON'T want to hang out. You want to relax? Or I could put you in handcuffs and deny you. >> No, you can't do nothing. No. Come here. >> Come here, daddy. >> Take a step to the side. Step to the side. I'm not >> You don't give me my nephew. I'm going to tell you that right now. >> Step right here. Do not move again. If you move again, you >> I'm pregnant. Put your hand behind you. >> Excuse me. >> Relax. >> Excuse me. >> Relax. >> I'm pregnant. You're putting your hands on me. Please let go of me. I will cooperate with you guys. Please let go of me. >> Please let go of the phone. >> Let go of me. Let go. >> Like you guys are literally putting me in handcuffs for nothing. >> So you think you want my hand back? >> You guys do realize you're putting me in handcuffs for nothing, right? >> Hey, little man. Come here. Come here. Bubble baby. >> Who should get my baby? >> The baby's coming with us. >> No, I need her to get my baby. >> The >> I need her to get my baby, bro. You're not taking that hurt. >> Get my baby. I am Adori. I am. I got you. Trust me. >> You can put it right around my jacket is what you can. >> Relax. You don't make orders around here. All right. >> Okay. >> Y'all do realize you're putting me in handcuffs for no reason, right? Knowing that I'm pregnant and I didn't do nothing wrong. Like I literally have nothing on me, nothing in my purse or nothing. >> This is crazy. >> This is what we're doing. Okay. >> Jack with the hoodie. >> No. Legally, you can't do this because I'm pregnant and I I didn't do anything wrong. >> What can people go to jail? >> No. For what? Yelling at y'all. Legally, I can yell at y'all. I can tell you to go to hell legally. >> Outside the store, the confrontation continued. One woman insisted she was being arrested for nothing, refused to get into the patrol car, and demanded to contact her children at home. >> I'm not getting in your car, sir. There's no reason for me to get in your car. I'm pregnant and I don't need to get in your car. Sir, let go of me. Please. >> Ma'am, >> please let go of me. I'm asking nicely. I'm cooperating, but you don't need to hold on to me and have me in handcuff. No, I'm pregnant and I'm not sitting in your car. >> Take a seat, man. >> We can't put you in there because the other person was in there. >> You cannot put me in there because I'm not going to jail for nothing. >> Take a seat. We never said you're going to jail yet. >> You need to take me out of handcuffs legally. You can Okay, let me call my lawyer. Take my handcuffs off. >> Take a seat. >> Take my handcuffs off cuz you cannot do this. [music] You cannot do this. >> Can you take a seat, please? >> No. No. I got to get home to my daughter. >> You're not working with me. I need to go home to my kid. My kid is at home with a baby. >> TAKE A SEAT, >> BRO. GIVE me mying kid. >> Take a seat. ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT? GET THIS [ __ ] off of me, bro. >> You're doing all this for no reason. >> NO, BECAUSE I DON'T HAVE NOTHING. SO WHY THE DO YOU HAVE ME IN HANDCUFFS? >> DID I STEAL? NO, I didn't. >> You're just making this longer than it needs to be. >> Get me out these handcuffs, bro. >> You're just making it longer than >> Get me out these handcuffs. >> Take a seat. We get everything done with and then you can go about your business, RIGHT? >> FOR WHAT? I DIDN'T TAKE NOTHING. >> Are you going to Are you going to go inside the car? >> No. Get me out of these handcuffs, bro. Cuz like I already feel like I need TO GO TO THE HOSPITAL. I DON'T FEEL WELL. YOU GUYS GOT ME JITTERY. I'MING 4 MONTHS PREGNANT. NO. LET ME OUT of these handcuffs now. >> That's not going to happen. >> I have a daughter I need to get home to who's with a babysitter. >> Okay, good. Listen to me. Listen to me. >> This is This is This is not going to happen this way. Okay. >> You have me You know, you have me in handcuffs, right? And I didn't touch anything. I didn't steal anything. I don't have anything in my bag. I didn't steal anything. I was paying for everything that I had. >> That's irrelevant. >> Okay. No, it's not irrelevant because you have me in handcuffs for yelling. >> Okay. So, you're in handcuffs for a reason. >> Please get me out of handcuff. >> So, I need you to put your legs in the car so that we can move forward with the process. I'm not going all the way in this water. I have very bad No, I can't. I'm going to end up in the hospital. I already feel like I'm about to have an anxiety attack. You guys are going to have to call an an ambulance, bro. I'm literally about to have an anxiety attack. >> Okay. Would you like us to call the fire department for you? >> Can we Bro, can I call my kid, please? >> What kid? WHERE? >> MY KID IS at home. >> Okay, stop yelling. I'm >> like, bro, no. My child is at home, bro. And I'm getting in trouble for somebody else's [ __ ] bro. Please get me out of these handcuffs, please. Like, bro, I'm pregnant and I don't have time for this. I don't we don't have time for this either. So, >> okay. And you have me in the back of your car for no reason. >> We do have you back. >> No, you don't. No, you don't. >> Yes, we have a lawful. >> Later, after being taken to the hospital and questioned, one suspect admitted she had stolen scrubs, saying they were for a new job as a chiropractic assistant. >> Custody, the suspect said she'd gotten a job as a chiropractor's assistant [music] and stole scrubs to wear to work. >> That wasn't the best thing for me to do. >> Listen, listen. I didn't have my baby with you, bro. What the [ __ ] >> The good thing is >> what the >> Adora. The good thing everything is it's misdemeanor. Okay. Is this your first time? >> Okay. The judge is going the judge is going to take that in consideration. Okay. So, you know, >> never get into I should have never done that. I should have just told him I couldn't accept the job cuz I don't have it before. >> So, what where were what job did you get? >> A chiropractic assistant. The suspect was charged with child abuse, retail [music] theft, and resisting without violence. The prosecution ended up throwing out her case, saying they believe they wouldn't be able to get a conviction. Consider subscribing to [music] Crime Scene Cam for more exclusive content, and check out these next videos. She was charged with child abuse, retail theft, and resisting without violence. The presence of a child during the theft escalated the severity of the charges due to endangerment concerns. However, prosecutors later dismissed the case, citing insufficient evidence to secure a conviction. Using a child as cover during a crime only makes the consequences more serious and dangerous. Poor choices can quickly turn a small theft into a lifealtering legal situation. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. Bringing a baby to Walmart for shoplifting is wild. This wasn't in the parenting handbook. Just buying scrubs somehow turned into a full workout with police involved. When your getaway plan includes a restroom and a stroller, it's already over. Think the last move was bold? This one's on another level. Drop a comment if you think you can outsmart them and hit subscribe. >> Get out of the car. She's taking a card. >> On February 23rd, 2025, officers contacted a woman in a Nordstrom parking lot regarding suspected credit card fraud, but the encounter quickly escalated when she refused to cooperate and jumped into her vehicle in an attempt to flee. >> Why you want him out with him? Can you just come stand over here, sir? Get out of the car. >> You're good. >> Why don't you just stepping out of the vehicle? >> Why am I being stopped? >> Laura, step out. Need to step out. >> He's ask you to step out. Step out. >> Roll the window down. She locked herself inside the car, ignored repeated commands, and recklessly rammed a patrol vehicle while trying to escape, sharply intensifying the situation. >> Step out. Step out. >> Step out. >> He's about to try to take off on us. >> Where you going? >> Step out. >> Step out. Get out of the car. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT THE CAR. GET OUT THE CAR. GOT TO GET OUT the car. GOT TO GET OUT THE CAR. >> GET OUT. >> GET OUT THE CAR. >> HAVE NOT been able. >> Get the OUT OF THE CAR. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> GET THE OUT. >> GET OUT THE [screaming] CAR. >> GET OUT. >> UNLOCK THE CAR. UNLOCK THE [ __ ] door. >> UNLOCK THE DOOR. >> TURN THE CAR OFF. >> OPEN THE [ __ ] >> Start us. More units. >> Start. >> Get out. I'M BREAKING THE WINDOW. >> OPEN THE CAR. >> Get your window punched. >> Get your window punched. >> Get your window punched. >> She's taking off. SHE'S BREAKING OUR PATROL VEHICLE. >> Officers broke the vehicle's windows, deployed pepper spray, and forcibly removed her as she continued to violently resist arrest. Get out. Get out. Get out of the car. Get out of the car, you [ __ ] idiot. >> Get the out. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. TURN THE CAR OFF. TURN THE CAR OFF. >> Get out of the car. ripping out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> She's taking a patrol car. [music] >> Location. Now it's part. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> GET out of the car. You're going to get sprayed. >> You're going to get sprayed. >> You're going to GET [ __ ] SPRAYED. NO. YOU HAD MORE THAN A SECOND. YOU'RE GOING TO GET SPRAYED. YOU'RE GOING TO GET SPRAYED. GET the out. GET THE OUT RIGHT NOW. GET OUT. GET OUT OF THE [ __ ] AROUND WITH YOU ANYMORE. GIVE ME YOUR [ __ ] HAND. GIVE me your [ __ ] hand. >> Give me your [ __ ] hand. >> What the [ __ ] is wrong with you? >> I got her. I got her. >> Stand back. Stand back. Stay back. Stand back. >> I know. No. Just stand back. >> Units are okay. You might need a hook for the patrol car. >> What is wrong with you? >> Get her up. >> GET UP. >> GET UP. >> We might need a hook for the patrol car. >> No, you're not GETTING [ __ ] >> THEY GOT YOU ALREADY. They got >> Do me a favor. Go sit down. >> Go sit right here for now. Just go sit right here. >> I know you didn't do anything though. Once detained, she demanded water, complained of medical issues, and denied any wrongdoing while officers searched her belongings and secured the area. >> I didn't do anything. >> You did. You told me to get out of the car. >> No, I'm saying like I didn't take anything. >> Nobody said you took anything. Why you want >> Bravo tank? Can you respond? Sorry guys, I need a minute real quick. >> Can I just have a sip of my drink? I >> You're not getting anything else now. >> Let me give it to I will give it. >> Nope. They're not. >> Absolutely not. >> Go again with that. I have seen responding to a control. >> Oh, can can he have those cards? >> No. >> Are they all of her name on it? >> Don't do that. Don't Don't try to start with me. >> You know who this is? >> Don't do that. Ain't nothing in my car. She's not checking me. I didn't do >> her car. Is that hers? Yeah, she did all this. >> Not do that >> cuz she wanted to get away. >> I just thorough. >> She might have drugs on her still. >> No, >> my window punch didn't work. >> Oh, I really need a drink. >> Like, I'm telling you, I have mad health. I just need a drink. I don't need to do it. You pour it in my mouth. He can pour in my mouth. I really just need a drink. There's one in my car. Quitter. >> I don't know what's in there. So, you're not getting it. >> Okay. >> It's unopened. >> You almost ran both of us over. Now you want to ask for something. >> I was behind your wheel when you almost ran my foot over. >> I just pocket. >> You can do an exterior pad now. >> I'm not going in your pocket. >> She's not going inside your pocket. >> I said you could touch me. I'm not turning around just like this. Turn around. Look like you want to put your >> hand and give it to >> Yeah. Search your back. Okay. >> Yeah, that's fine. Give it to I just don't uh >> Can I grab your information if No one did yet? >> No. >> Okay. >> What? >> Just cuz you were somewhat involved. Not that you did anything. >> All right. That's fair. or not. >> What do you have a complain of pain? >> Complain of pain. >> My back, my chest. >> Yeah. When we're done, >> your throat hurts. >> I can't I I have really bad asthma. I >> You laughing, but she got Narcan in here. Yeah. Okay. It's illegal. Oh. Oh. Oh. No. No. I mean that. >> No. Uh officer the makeup thing broke instead of her throwing the way she put it in there. There's no drugs or anything right now. My bad. My bad. >> A search of her bags revealed multiple suspicious items including credit cards, drugs, and drug paraphernalia. as she continued making excuses and shifting blame. 756 1100 >> Laura, how do you spell your last name again? >> Um, G O D or something like that, right? >> Spell for me real quick. >> G O D. >> G O D. >> Uhhuh. L E >> L E S >> K Y >> K Y Lauren or Laura? >> What's your legal name? Oh, Laura, you're saying I thought you like thinking, >> what's your date of birth? >> 329. >> Bravo one >> name, date of birth, running all the way around the court of law. You had the right to attorney. We not attorney. The court will appoint one for you. If you decide to answer questions, you can stop answering questions at any time >> or ask to have an attorney present. You understand your rights? >> You can go out that way. The security will let you out. >> But uh >> what are those little one out there? >> Why can't you walk? What is your What are you saying? >> No, she's just being a pain in the ass. No, I'm not being pain. I'm just saying. >> You want to get looked at? The ambulance is here. You have resources here. Let's use them. So, just walk over the ambulance. >> That's one option. You got to walk to it. Get treatment or you stay here. >> Are you standing here? >> Maybe you can help talk some sensor to walk to the ambulance to get looked at. >> Yeah. Yeah. Talk to her. Just say just stay like, you know, decently decent distance. Just talk to her. >> Please just go. >> That phone is on my property, but I'm going to >> I'm going to just go get checked out. I'm not going to give it to you. >> It's all my properly and your pop. It's all mixed. >> [ __ ] >> It's all mix my step back at a minute. >> She just want me to grab her other stuff, my personal and my phone. That's it. My cigarettes. >> My cigarettes. >> That phone right there. I got all text. >> You'll get everything back that's yours. All right. You just wait over here. >> I don't know which one. Don't worry. He's going to get his phone. >> No, they just said they're not taking all that stuff. >> It's the phone. >> Everything. >> They said don't be like go to medical. So stuff in this in this purse you're saying is yours too? >> No, that phone. >> So the heroin's not yours. >> No heroin. I don't got no damn drugs. You know >> how would I know? We don't know. >> You said your stuff is in the same bag as her. >> You got any gloves? >> Huh? Your glove? >> I just opened it. >> Oh, you got one face and [ __ ] She was charged with numerous offenses, including obstruction of justice, resisting arrest, criminal mischief, aggravated assault, and eluding police. With such a lengthy list of charges, she now faces a serious legal fight and the strong possibility of significant prison time. Running from police and resisting arrest only turns a bad situation into a much worse one. Taking responsibility early can prevent minor charges from escalating into life-changing consequences. This is the reaction of netizens to this situation. She turned a simple parking lot stop into a full fast and furious audition when just cooperate somehow translates to ram a police car. All that effort just to upgrade charges like it's a loyalty program. That thief thought they had it all figured out. But the next one even sneakier. Stay tuned and comment your guess. >> Hold us any complaints. So with that, what we do is you go down to our station, get the different photographs, and you get >> on April 10th, 2025, officers responded to a report involving three 18-year-old females suspected of shoplifting. >> And I was going to buy a concealer and then I was opening to try on my [ __ ] which is on my hand. And then she was like, "Oh, are you going to take it?" And I'm like, "No, I'm not going to take it." So then she started assuming that I was like going to steal the stuff from Sephora. So then I went up to one of the workers from there and I gave her the concealer and I was like, "Look, like so you could know I'm not taking anything." And I just left the store. >> Okay. Cuz she's like saying that you guys took like necklaces and makeup. >> No, we we didn't even get through like the actual >> We actually called for anything. >> She didn't say anything. She said she was like, "Sorry about my coworker's actions." And I was like, "No, you just need to make sure that not making it like seem like [music] we're trying to steal anything." >> Yeah. >> You know, so that's why I gave her like the concealer back and she took it back. You couldn't even go and ask her. I gave her the concealer and it was like the sprays the sanitizer thing. I just gave it back to her. >> So you never gave you never took anything? >> Oh, no. We went to other like we went to an Ulta but we bought this stuff there and everything. They see me buy everything. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> While speaking with the teens inside a vehicle, one claims she feels targeted, but officers clarify they are there solely due to a reported theft. Can you stop digging in your bag? >> She's looking for her phone. >> Okay. I don't want her digging in her bag. I don't know what you're doing. >> You can literally open the door if you want. I don't care. >> No, I'm just being honest. Like, if you want to look >> All right. I'm not going to go searching through your car. But I don't >> I need a warrant if you're going to look in my car. >> I didn't. Okay. First of all, I'm not going to do the attitude. I'm not going to have her sitting here digging her bag when I don't know what's in the car. Got it. >> Well, I'm telling you. Okay. And I'm telling you I'm telling you I don't care what she's looking for. I don't want her digging her bag when I don't know what's in the car. So, lose the attitude. Thank you. >> I'm just like feel like I'm being targeted, but if you want >> Why are you being targeted? Because I asked her to stop digging through her bag >> and I told you why she was digging through. >> Okay. And I'm telling you, I don't care cuz I don't know what's in the car. I >> apologize. I apologize. >> I'm not giving energy. It's just the fact that she's like, "Oh, hey." Like, you know, like I understand why. >> Okay. >> I just don't understand. >> Okay. Nobody's targeting you. We got called here because you guys were allegedly doing something. That's why we're here. Okay. I'm sorry. >> No, we understand. >> We understand. >> Yeah, we understand. >> Another teen insists she returned the concealer and spray to a Sephora employee, describing the situation as a misunderstanding. Officers explained that surveillance footage will verify what actually happened. >> Did they tell you what's going on? I'm like really confused cuz we went to Sephora and I was getting stuff and I they even give me a little bag and then after like the a girl like I seen that she was like walking around behind me. So then I went up to her and I was like here like I'm not going to take this just to make sure cuz I feel like you're thinking that I'm going to steal it. So I gave it back to her. She was like, "Thank you so much for giving it back to me." And I was like, "Just tell your co-workers to not make it seem to customers that come in making it seem like they're stealing or something cuz they're not going to want to come back." And I gave her the concealer and the little spray back and she just said, "Thank you so much. I'll talk to my coworker." And we just went back inside. >> And then we came to the car. So I'm like, "I'm confused." I'm like, "I don't know." I didn't take anything. I gave it back to her. It was a concealer and a little spray. >> Was it [music] in Sephora or was it outside? >> It was in Sephora. >> It was in. >> Yeah, it was in Sephora. But we left because we felt like we were just like >> Yeah, we just left cuz I was like it it was like I mean >> me as like a Mexican girl, she was a white girl so I felt some type of way cuz she was just walking behind us all the time and I was like usually when I go to stores like nobody's like looking at what I'm doing and I was like I told her I was like here like if you think I'm going to steal the concealer here's the concealer and here's the spray. And I gave it to her in her hands and she just walked back out. She was like, "Okay, thank you. I will talk to my co-workers about it." And I was like, "Okay, >> I think at this point they're just going to check cameras to make sure that the everything's legit." >> Yeah. >> But appreciate you cooperating. >> No, no, it's good. >> I would have asked you guys if we're supposed to be in school. You look young. >> I mean, she's supposed to be at work. Um, I'm currently working, too. >> So, you're not in school? >> No, we just graduated recently. Officers ask about the teens ages and schooling before pulling one of them aside to speak privately after reviewing store camera footage. >> Can I talk to you? >> Yeah. Can you step out with your purse? >> I'll talk to her. So, I just saw video surveillance. So, do you want to tell me what you took? >> I can figure out. >> All right. So, here's the thing with they want to second. So, >> how long am I going to be a risk? >> Um, it just depends. >> Is there anything in your pocket that belongs to anything sharp? knives, weapons, anything. >> 122 23. >> I just got my perfect little pouch you just had. It was a little broken. I don't know why I fixed it. Is there anything else in your closet I'm going to buy right now? >> I just got my B and then I don't know what I got. >> No other purses are going to pop up. >> I think I just got like a couple things that my friend gave me. >> What else is in this front right pocket? I >> got my vape. >> The vape is right there. >> I got two vapes. Okay, there. >> Is that yours or is that holes? >> There's mine. >> That didn't fall off of this. After being confronted with video evidence, the teens admit to concealing merchandise. Officers discover vapes, jewelry, and other items hidden in their clothing during searches. >> All right. Can you step out so I can talk to you? >> Yes. >> All right. So, other than you putting that in your bra, >> what else did you take? >> All right. I'm going to show it to you. So, put your hands right here. Just put your phone down. >> Turn around. You don't have anything else, >> correct? >> Okay. >> How did your friend get that? >> One. >> How did she get that when it was in your shirt? >> She got No, she got one >> and you got the other one. Where'd you put the other one at? >> Be real with you. I'm be honest. >> Okay. There's nothing else. >> There's nothing else. I didn't take anything else. >> All right. Put your hands behind your belt. The watch is yours, >> huh? >> The watch is yours. >> Yeah. You'll take [music] your phone. Come to the back. All right. Turn this way. All right. Spread your feet. What's this? Is that like a vape? >> Just going to put this right here. >> So, other [music] than that, nothing. Nothing. I'm not like not like your friend. We're not going to start fighting like random stuff everywhere. >> I'm going to fight you. >> Okay. No. No. Find random stuff. Okay. >> I'm being real with you. >> Okay. Can you step out? >> Yeah. >> All right. Um, pockets. >> Yeah. >> The jewelry. >> I just have this one. >> Okay. Anything else? >> No, that's it. >> Okay. All right. Put your hands this way or lean up against the car. Show your feet. There's nothing sharp in your um pants in your pockets. All right. >> Wait, can I please? >> So, you with retail theft um there hold signing complaints. So with that, what we do is you go down to our station, get fingerprint photographs, and get released on a mentally and get a Could I um come back for like my stuff? >> You going to come back for your car? You we're going to get banned from the store. >> All three 18-year-olds are charged with retail theft after surveillance confirms the concealment and false statements. They are also officially trespassed from Kohl's, meaning any return to the store could result in immediate arrest. Stealing and then lying only makes the consequences worse once evidence comes out. Accountability is unavoidable when actions are caught on camera. This is the reaction of netizens to this situation. They said it was a misunderstanding. The cameras said nah. Targeted by police, more like spotted by HD surveillance. Returned the items straight into their clothes apparently. If you thought that was something, wait until you see what happens next. Guess how this thief tries to get away and drop a comment below. Don't forget to subscribe to catch the next move. >> Hey. >> On July 12th, 2024, police respond to a call about a woman actively shoplifting at a sporting goods store. Staff reports she entered with an empty backpack and left the fitting room with Nike and Adidas items stuffed inside. >> Oh, that's >> Thank you, Sarah. >> Sorry about that. >> What's she with? >> You know where she went? So when she came in the bathroom was actually open and [music] completely empty. She's been in the fitting room with Nike Adidas products came out. It's absolutely um for you to go over. >> Officers confront her and demand she open her bag. She denies stealing, argues she plans to pay, and resists cooperating. >> Hi You open up your backpack. >> Why? >> Cuz you have items on there that don't belong to you. >> That's not true. [music] >> Open up my backpack. >> No, I don't have to do anything for you. I don't even know why you're approaching me. Out of everybody in the store when I've been in the dressing room, I've looked at everything. >> Oh, that's right. All right. We're not going to play that. Turn up again. >> No. >> Hey, chill. >> Oh my. >> As officers attempt to detain her, she resists and refuses to place her hands behind her back, escalating the encounter while repeating that she only wanted to pay. >> My shoes on. >> Let me put my shoes on. >> Stop, >> bro. Let me put my shoes on. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Please let me put my shoes on. >> Stop. >> Bro, if you keep pushing me, there's no way we >> stop. >> Stop now. >> Stop. Stop. >> Can you please let me go? >> Well, stop. Stop. >> You don't even >> put your hands behind your back. Stop. >> Stop. >> You're not even allowed to pay for my stuff. >> Stop. Stop. Y'all tripping. I'm trying to pay for my [ __ ] >> No. You think check up on >> No. >> Stop. >> Y'all tripping. Y'all not even going to let me pay for my [ __ ] >> No. You put it in your bag. >> It's in that bag. >> Stop. >> Bro, chill out. >> Bro, for real. Chill. >> Push it. >> Stop right now. You're going to get You're going to end up dump in the face. >> Yo, tripping. I can't put my shoes on. Can I at least put my shoes on? >> When you're done, >> bro. >> I'm trying to be nice right now. >> Hey, you're not being nice. Y'all don't even know. >> Get the [ __ ] out. >> What the [ __ ] >> Why did it have to turn into that? >> Why did you turn it into that? >> You ran from me. Now you're going to go to jail. >> Yeah, cuz you're tripping. Cuz you're not going to go to jail. >> Why do I got to go to jail? >> Because you stole stuff. >> I didn't steal anything. >> Stolen Timberland's hats and additional clothing in her bags. She insists the items are hers or that she planned to purchase them. >> Items belong to me. >> Does that all belong to you? Is that >> Yes. I've been to the register. >> Do you have anything on you that's going to poke me or stick me? >> No, sir. >> Those are what I wanted to pay for. Uh because it's easier to carry. I don't have a bag. >> Yeah, we're good. >> What the [ __ ] >> Car. >> Can I get my shoes? >> One shoe is right there. Can I get it? >> We'll get it for you. No, >> it's right there. Where's the other one? >> I don't know. >> Yeah, cuz you're tripping. You instantly came up to me and started hell harassing me. >> They saw you. >> The [ __ ] No, they didn't. >> Where's your other shoe at? >> I'm looking over there. >> During the struggle, she asks for leniency and a summons. Officers explain the suspected value may exceed $1,000, elevating the offense to a felony. >> Why did you have to turn into that? >> That's what I want to know. >> You were going to go home with a summon. >> You were going to get a summon for all this. That would have been fine. >> But if it's over $1,000, it might be a felony. >> It's not over $1,000. >> How much is in there? >> I don't know. >> It might be. >> It's not. >> It might be. >> It's not. >> What? She had another Oh, that bag. >> Yeah, this had the Timberlands in it. Tana hats. I'll have to take a look at that one. >> We'll probably have to go with just what she had on her. But she had that in her hand. >> Well, they This was on her back. That or that was on her back. This one is in her hands. >> Okay. >> All right. Let's go outside. >> Okay. First of all, that's my backpack. >> Why did that have to happen? >> I don't know. Why did you force it? >> Come on. >> So, you're going to steal and then act like it's my fault? >> No, I'm tripping on you because you're right. So, I just want you to steal and walk out here with a bunch of stuff. >> Who said I was walking out with it? >> He was in your book bag >> and my wallet is right there. You don't know what was going on. Witnesses report seeing her stuff clothing into bags and flee when approached. Officers describe her resistance, including pulling away and knocking into store displays. >> All right. Wait, come here real quick. I got to make sure you don't have anything else. Do you have anything else in my pocket? >> Yes, I do. >> What do you have? >> A [ __ ] hoodie in my pants. >> Where? >> In my pants. Can I just get a summon? I'm tired. >> No, not him. >> What do you mean? >> What do you mean? What do you mean? >> Why you can't just give me a summon? Y'all taste $1,000. >> I don't though. If you check, I promise you it's not. >> I don't know. >> Dicks is pretty expensive. >> I'm telling you, I don't have over $1,000 worth of stuff. You could check and if you check, can I please get a summon? >> No. >> Why not? >> If you were walking from the very beginning yesterday, >> but you didn't give me a chance to. You instantly started harassing me. Like I >> open your bag because it's full of stuff that you didn't come in with. >> You opened your bag and been it. You would have got something. I guarantee you if you would have been cooperated with me and I can't afford to do this. My mom just my birthday. I'm just trying to make it ends meet. >> Get your feet in. >> Please, sir. >> We'll talk about it. Get your feet in. Okay. >> Will you please talk to me with it? >> We'll talk about it in a second, but you go get your feet in. >> I'll do then. >> Well, please, sir. I'm just I'm having a hard time. Get what you saw. So, what happened? >> Uh, step back. >> From what point? >> Uh, she was stuffing stuff in her bag. >> Yeah. You know, >> you don't have to go into detail of that. So, she was stuffing stuff in her bag. um uh called PD the first time they came out but you know in and out of fitting room whatever whatever whatever so she finally came out I called PD again her bags were stuffed she obviously put a bunch of stuff in there and the response was fantastic guys came right out saw her in the corner indicated where she was um walked up to her said hey you know what's going on today she got kind of um short right off the right off the cuff said don't bother me you know mind your own business whatever whatever uh And then, you know, we found just the Timberlands, the the open box of Timberlands. I said, "There's Timberlands in the bag." I opened the bag, she started taking off. Um, knocking into things. Um, >> so she was running away from >> Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Right off. I mean, literally within 30 seconds, just took off. >> Fabian described it. He said that she was like dragging him. What was that? >> Uh, once they were over to the backside of the women's Nike pad. Yeah. I mean, she's not a small individual, right? It was it was uh uh her uh with him behind, you know, trying to hey, please stop, stop, stop. We need you to stop, stop, stop. She just having get the [ __ ] away. Get the [ __ ] away. Get off me. Um but yeah, she was she she was a big girl, so she was, you know, constantly moving and knocking into fixtures and stuff along those lines. >> Constantly actively trying to get away, pulling pulling her arms away. >> 100%. 100%. >> Uh he said that they went to the ground. Did you see that? >> Yeah, I was right there. >> Can you describe like how they went to the ground? leg sweeper, tackle in there. >> No, no, not nothing like that. Uh, actually, when the other officer came in, they finally actually, you know what? I I don't When I was over there, the other officer responded and they were able to get the arms in the cuffs and the other bag off. And that's when I went to gather the merchandise. I take that back. Never on the ground that I saw. >> So, you never sold on the ground? >> No. No. >> And then after she was in handcuffs, nothing else. >> She admits she attempted to take the items to make money for rent. The total value is estimated near $2,000 and officers discover outstanding warrants. >> I just wanted to make some money so I can pay my rent and get some food. >> What do you mean make some money so you can pay some rent? >> I was taking clothes. >> Oh, you're taking clothes to pay for rent? >> Okay. Uh, well, I'm not really here for that. I'm here because you and the officer got some sort of tussle. That's what I'm here for. So, can you describe what happened? uh was a rush. Basically, I I tried to run my I got away and then um he pulled me by my hair, my shoes came off and he start throwing me up against the wall and stuff. >> You didn't end up on the ground? >> No. >> Never ended up on the ground? >> No. Are you injured in any way? >> No. >> Okay. So, uh, you said you started running away. Were you walking away at first? >> Yeah. >> Was he telling you to stop? >> Like, come talk to me. Anything like that? >> I don't think you said come talk to me. >> You said you were running away. Why didn't you just stop and talk to me? because it did make sense to me how they automatically accused me of stealing and I was in the dressing room the whole time trying on clothes. >> Well, you just told me you were stealing. >> I know. So, you can't be wrong about the >> I'm not worried about that. I'm just like it just why did they have to think that I was stealing? You know what I'm saying? I'm just wondering what made them call the police as as they're trying on all the clothes. >> Cuz you're walking around with stuffed bags. >> It's kind of an indicator. I mean, you had a you had a thing of Timberlands. How do you conceal Timberlands? >> I just put those in the bag before they walked through the door. >> Well, you get what I'm saying. You had a bunch of stuff. All right. So, let me get this straight. They went to talk to you. You started running away. >> No, I walked. >> Oh, you walked first. >> Yeah. And then you said, well, the first time you said you ran. When did you start running? >> I said I walked first and then I ran. >> Okay. What happened that led you to start running? >> Um, hearing the sounds of the cuffs. >> Hearing the sounds of the cuffs and that's what made you run. >> Did you hear him telling you anything at any point like stop? >> Uh, I don't remember. So you started to run when you heard the cuffs. He grabbed you by your hair and pushed you into a wall. >> Yeah. >> You But you didn't go to the ground. >> Okay. >> Uh you say you don't have any injuries? >> Once you were on the ground, did they do anything to you other than put you in handcuffs? >> No sir. >> No. All right. Uh anything else that I didn't ask that you feel is important for me to know about the interaction between you and the officer? >> No. All right. Nothing else you want to tell me. >> Sure. >> Thank you. >> I probably a total dollar amount. >> Uh $1,19.99. >> Okay. I don't know what that does. >> That's just the stuff that was in her book bag. >> That's not in the carpet. It's just the stuff in the two bags and the one bag. >> Okay. What about the hoodie? >> I didn't find the hoodie cuz she said I'll let you >> have the most interest >> at least we're at like year to date we put in I think we're like >> I like this stuff's expensive >> stuff >> am I getting a summon sir >> so I would have but the problem is you have another resistance Resing arrest warrant. >> What are you talking about? >> A warrant. >> Yes, you have a warrant for resisting >> for what? >> For resisting arrest today. >> You said what? >> Resisting arrest. >> For where? >> Hold on a second. >> Cuz I didn't resist arrest on anything. [music] Can you please tell me where it's at? >> Is this your car over here? >> Yes, sir. >> I'm going to throw your bag in there. You want your wallet in there, too? >> You want your wallet in there, too? >> Yes, sir. I I really don't understand why I have a warrant. My po told me I don't have any warrants. Why do I have a warrant for it? >> All right. Your bag and your wallet are going in the car. Okay. >> All right. Yes, but I'm serious. My B told me don't be >> No, I will. Let me put this in your car first. Okay. >> Okay. >> Cuz sir, I've been to jail every time they took me. I've never not got away and I promise you that there should not be any warrant. But sir, there should be no warrant for me. >> So they can figure it out once you get there. >> Where? Which one are you taking me to? >> Summit County. >> So I wanted to give you a summon. The fact that you have >> I shouldn't have a warrant. I haven't done anything. The last time I got arrested, they took me both to Summit Jail and to Canton. >> You must have missed a court day. >> I missed today. I missed today. And they told me I wouldn't have a a warrant for my arrest until next Friday. >> Okay. >> And that was for out in Canton. >> Canton? >> Yes. >> So what are they talking about? I don't have no warrants. It's coming up that you have a warrant for resisting arrest and you have a traffic warrant. >> Yeah, they already got me for that. They got me for that. Put me in jail and instantly they sent me off to Canton. >> You arrest a woman out of >> That's what I'm talking about. They caught me down here in Akran and then I stayed a night in Akran and then they said they didn't want me. They took me out to Canton. She is charged with shoplifting nearly $2,000 in merchandise resisting arrest and faces an active warrant for a prior resisting case, exposing her to serious court penalties. Rying to pay later or resist only turns a bad decision into serious charges. Cooperation can make a difference, but theft and resistance always cost more in the end. This is the reaction of Netzens to this situation. She went in for Nike, Adidas, and Timberlands and left with felony charges instead. That backpack had more brands than a mall and still wasn't paid for. All that effort to make rent just earned her a court date. If you thought that was something, wait until you see what happens next. Guess how this thief tries to get away and drop a comment below. Don't forget to subscribe to catch the next move. >> Let me talk. You're just screaming at me and I'm trying to answer your question >> cuz Okay, let me talk first. >> You want to answer your question? >> Can I talk first? >> On August 1, 2025, officers responded after loss prevention reported a woman shoplifting again just hours after an earlier theft. She exited the store without paying, claimed she used Apple Pay, but could not provide a receipt or any proof of purchase. >> Where's your car? were dispatched to Target in response to an active shoplifting incident. The suspect, a woman who had stolen from the same location just hours earlier, [music] had returned in an apparent attempt to commit theft again. Store loss prevention personnel closely monitored her actions as she moved through the store. Upon exiting and passing all points of sale without making any attempt to pay for the merchandise, officers who [music] had been waiting outside were ready to intervene. >> Looks like the male just went back inside. Pay for yourself, >> huh? >> Pay for yourself. >> Where's your receipt? >> I have a Apple. I have a target pay. >> You got an ID on your >> phone. >> Oh, of course it is. Convenient. Officers say first do get your ID. Officers questioned her about her identification and payment method. She gave vague evasive answers and officers noted a strong odor of alcohol. >> Where's your car at? >> Nope. Yours? >> No. I'm >> What happened? You didn't pick yourself. So, if I need to go do my receipt, that's what I can do. >> What do you mean? >> What's your first name? >> How'd you pay with it? >> Cuz my phone did. >> How did you pay with it? That's That's what I'm asking. >> Apple Pay, gang. Like, if I'm lying, I'm dead. >> Before my phone just dead, it was Apple Pay. Like where I could go like this. And that's why I telling you like my phone just dead. Oh, they're telling us other way. So, >> okay. Well, how can anything go through with it? Like, if I'm like, okay, you got charger in your phone in your car. >> I don't got a charger. >> Okay. All right. Go to your phone. What's today? You >> know what day today? >> Friday. >> What's today? Cook County. >> Yep. >> You're not worried about Cook County. >> I'm not saying I'm not worried about Cook County, but like >> Hold on. Hold on. >> So, put me in the car. >> We will. Don't worry. >> Grab my grab. >> So, then grab my phone. You going to put me in the car seat? >> Uh, no. >> So, that being said, No, listen. >> Is it going to listen or no? >> I'm listening. What's up? >> Somebody I'm What >> drinking? >> No. >> Well, it sure smells like >> Wait. Hey, can you roll down my window? Store employees confirmed she had also stolen merchandise earlier that same morning. Officers began documenting evidence to pursue two separate theft cases here earlier this morning. >> Okay. >> Stole some stuff. >> Yeah, she wreaks a booze. So >> So she earlier this morning she stole some stuff. LP didn't know exactly what. >> Let's get some pictures of this. So >> So he's uh he's working that up now. >> Okay. She came back today or just now. So I'll take this back to him. Hope he'll get us a receipt for it to know how much this is. He's working on how much it was earlier today. This is obviously uh earlier today was unreported yet. >> So they'll be there'll be essentially two two cases >> two cases, >> right? One this morning and then one right now. >> Is the guy still in there? >> The guys in the guidance take anything. >> We're going to get you back to station in just a little bit. >> So what's that mean? Wait. Come back. Am Amina come back. Wait. >> She continued to deny any wrongdoing, insisting the shopping cart had nothing to do with me, despite surveillance footage contradicting her claims. >> You know, you're intoxicated, so your uh timeline is messed up. >> So, that being said, for my people birthday, no, let me talk. Let me talk. You're >> just screaming at me and I'm trying to answer your question >> cuz Okay, let me talk first. >> Answer your question. >> Can I talk first? >> Sure. I was trying to answer you, but scream at me somewhere. That have nothing to do with me. If you didn't get the person right then and there have nothing to do with me. >> You're [clears throat] under arrest for uh well >> for retail theft like and um >> that quite freaks me that still have nothing to do with me. >> Right. The cart you pushed out with all the >> had nothing to do with me. >> While being detained, she became increasingly combative, refused to identify herself, and repeatedly demanded to speak with a sergeant. Y don't even know my name. Try to take me cuz you don't know my name. What's my name? >> You never told me your name. So tell me your name in there. Let's go down there. >> Okay. I'm not going to tell you. Y'all going to have to call your sergeant for me to talk to him. >> Well, you want me to do your property? She didn't put her name. >> Okay. Well, I said what I said. >> So, >> quite frankly, call your sergeant. He can get my property, right? >> What do you need a sergeant for? >> Cuz I said it. Cuz y'all >> Hold up. Hold up. You're going too far. >> No, I ain't going too far. [ __ ] >> I got to take these off. Not right now. >> I'm going to take them off. You're going to take a seat. All right. >> I'm going to take my seat. But like I said, like I just told his ass erh the wrong person. Hold 10. >> Hold up. Hold on. >> Let me twist my arm. >> Hold on. >> Twist. I'm going to take it off from you. >> Twist it. >> What do you want me to twist it for? >> To take it off. >> I don't have to twist it. Take a seat. >> Anna. >> The situation escalated when she launched into a racist rant referring to officers as pink people and stating she disliked white people while still insisting her detention was unfair. >> Quite frankly, if you put me in a system right now, they going to tell you nerd. It ain't even you. >> You ass. I hate pink people. >> Pink people. >> Pink. >> Okay. >> You're brown just like me. >> What is >> pink people? >> Yeah. >> You ass people? >> Mhm. >> Make life hard. >> Yeah. >> Y'all don't like black people for real. >> Y don't like rub for real. So I don't know why you working with you. >> YOU'RE >> BUT QUITE FRANKLY, SHUT UP AND LET ME TALK. >> NO, YOU'RE BEING QUITE >> You've been screaming at me. Uh-uh. Let me talk. Like I said, >> can you talk without screaming at him? >> I'm going to talk. >> Okay. >> But you're going to let me talk first. >> Go ahead. >> I have nothing against you. >> That's good. That means me and you're going to get along, right? >> Cuz perfectly my grandpa is real. >> That's good. >> I'm mixing the black. You ain't doing nothing to me. You did your job. But this tall ass pink person quite frankly, y'all are deporting people. >> I'm deporting people. You're kind. It's the kind of people. >> So, that being said, >> what's my kind? >> Shut up. Let me talk. >> I'M ASKING. >> LET ME TALK. >> WILL YOU PAUSE? >> I SAID let me talk. >> Go ahead. >> Okay. >> You pink. >> Uhhuh. >> Because the Trump pink reds are the poor people. Again, I'm not talking to you. You know, quite frankly, I'm not talking to you. That's why you're SMILING AND LAUGHING. I'M NOT TALKING TO YOU. >> You're just being president. [screaming] >> SO, ARE YOU ARE YOU GOING TO TELL ME YOUR name or not? >> I'm not talking to you. Now, say that to me. >> And I am cuz I don't like white people because your ass is racist. >> All your white [ __ ] is racist. Frankly, there's really nothing against me. So here, >> but my granny my granny was picking cotton in Mississippi in Arkansas. So she racist. So she raised me. So therefore, I don't like white people. >> Sorry. >> Hello. >> You [ __ ] Oh, real last name. >> Hold up. >> S P A N. So therefore, y'all need to figure it the [ __ ] out. >> Yeah. >> She's brown just like me. So you like I was going to be mad at her. >> [ __ ] you pink. You see how you turn red? >> Oh jeez. >> I can't. >> Right. >> I'm going to take it off. All right. >> I'm not you brown just like me. >> Hold on. >> You and I know. Pronounce it however you want. >> No. Tell me how you say your name. >> I don't care. >> Put your hands on the wall. You don't have anything to take care of me. >> No. So y'all y'all your mother detaining me was stupid. >> No, you were stealing. >> I didn't steal [ __ ] That's what I'm saying. >> All right. Let her do let her do her thing. She was charged with felony retail theft for stealing merchandise twice in the same day and was released pending a court appearance where she now faces the possibility of incarceration and a permanent criminal record. Stealing even repeatedly in a single day can quickly escalate from a minor offense to a felony with lasting consequences. Denying evidence and escalating behavior only makes a bad situation worse. This is the reaction of netizens to this situation. steals twice in one day and still says Apple Pay like it's a magic spell. Argued with the cops longer than it would have taken to just pay. Demanded a manager from the police department. What do you think about these situations? Comment below to share your thoughts and like this video if you want to continue calling out such cases. To stay updated, don't hesitate to subscribe to Law Zone for more content. >> All right. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can. >> On March 24th, 2024, police head to Walmart after a late night gardening heist. A couple caught on camera rolling out with mulch soil plants. Basically everything needed to start a midnight landscaping business. >> Everything that was taken back. I seen you looking for this like go. >> A lot of times I know they're taking their breaks up front and so >> weird. >> Yeah. [snorts] >> Knock neck. Yeah. >> Uh, where about you or your wife? >> Oh, I know. She She's probably back in the uh thing. >> Okay. >> There there's a police [music] officer here. That's why. >> Oh, there's a police officer here. >> Yeah. need. I was hoping I could talk to somebody about an incident we're on tonight. >> Uh Christian, do you want to come up front? >> There we go. >> Officers talk with Walmart staff and quickly confirm the description. The suspect's blue sedan is stuffed with mulch, shrubbery, and miracle grow like they were filming an episode of Fast in the Florist. >> Thank you. Uh, there's a police officer here that needs to speak with you. >> Might might be a possible theft. I don't know. >> Okay. I'm in front of the bathrooms. >> So, we But we went on another call. I had a theft pilot tonight and we got in contact with this car and it was full of a lot of soil, >> uh, mulch and then there was plants and I noticed the plant was expert gardener which I know is your guys >> stuff that probably took out so it was it was pretty full of a lot of stuff. Um, I noticed there was some miracle grow. So, I don't know if you guys have that sitting outside, too. >> What all they got out there, >> but there was some orange orange bags of mulch, which I think I re I drove through there and I recognized those and I saw the same shrubbery and it still had the tags on it. So, I'm >> They're not even smart tags, huh? >> Well, they told me they bought them from Lowe's. And so, I'm using my smartphone. I'm like, they don't sell that there. There's only one place that sells it and it's you guys. >> So I was like, "Okay, the story is not adding up." >> Yeah. >> So I didn't know if somebody was able to look at cameras and he came. >> Perfect. Here he comes. >> Hey brother. >> Hey man. How's it going? >> All right. How can I help? >> Uh so we were on a call tonight um at Pilot and there was a like a blue [music] sedan that was out there and it was full. Uh well they they were caught one of one of the people was caught stealing from pilot. So when we were looking at the car it had a lot of mulch loaded up uh in the back along with some shrubbery which I know you're the only places that sell it and it had the tags on it. >> Okay. >> And they said that they stopped at Lowe's tonight and made a purchase but I'm looking up and I was paying the shrubbery and it only comes here cuz it's still the tags on. Walmart Asset Protection reviews camera footage and finds video of the couple loading the stolen items into their car at approximately 1:49 a.m. >> Um, there was also some liquid Miracle Grow and stuff in there. So, I don't know if you guys have [music] that sitting out >> um >> in that spot or not. >> I can like You have the stuff with you? >> Uh, no. It was a lot of stuff, but I I couldn't just grab it because I'm obviously I'm still investigating. But we obviously we have their information because of the >> but I didn't know if we >> if you wanted to check the cameras and see if there was a sedan that went out there. >> You said a blue sedan. >> It was a blue sedan. >> I'm guessing they probably got it right before you guys found it. That'd be my guess. But who knows how much how much time they were driving around cuz they said that they went out to Lowe's at 9, made their purchase 9:30 and then picked up the the Christmas tree which was on top of the soil. It was like a p like like a white bag. I don't remember the name. I'd have to go back on my body cam >> and see the name on that. But I know the mulch was the same and I know that the shrubs were the same. Okay. Yeah, because I don't know if you're smarter when I had it on for too long. >> Mhm. Police confront the couple at their residence, mirandaize them, and show them they were caught on camera. The woman initially lies, claiming she postpaid for the goods. >> Come on out, police. >> Hey, there for me. Get a hug. >> No. Come on. >> Where she at? >> She is in there. >> What's wrong? Charlina. Hey, Charlina. >> Please. Come on out here. >> Do you need me to seat? >> No. Come on out here. >> Step out here. >> Look. Can I get No. No. No. No. Come on out here. Come on out here. >> Come out here. >> Okay. >> Come out. >> Can I get a >> step out of the >> Can I get a cup? Now, just to forewarn you guys, she does have hard problems. >> All right. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to speak to an [music] attorney. If you're not a Ford attorney, one will be appointed to you. Do you understand these rights? >> Talk to all right. Having those rights in common or in mind you wish to talk to us. Okay. 149. What were you doing at Walmart? >> 149. >> We weren't We didn't get to >> at 149. You pulled into the lot. You stole the You stole the mulch and the trees, right? Quit playing games. I mean, >> officers demand the return of all stolen merchandise. The couple brings out multiple bags of mulch, soil, flowers, and other gardening products. >> No. So, so here's here's the deal. We need everything that was taken back. So, where's it all at? >> No problem. >> A couple bags. >> Mulch. There's more mulch. I need the flowers. >> Top soil. Flowers. >> Do you need to cuff me? >> No. >> You're both going to be issued summones for theft. >> Huh? >> You're both going to be issued a summon for theft. >> Not him. He didn't do nothing. >> Both of you are going to be issued a summon for theft. >> Why is he getting it? >> Both of you together. And both of you can fire together to take all this mulch. >> No, I told this. We're not going to argue with it. We're telling you what's going to happen. That's what's going to happen. >> I don't care. Where's the top solo? Is it still in the trunk? I >> I told him my name. >> Listen, you're wasting your breath. >> It's not him. >> Okay. Where's the top soil? >> It must be in the truck. >> Okay. So, >> let me pack it. Let me get a coat so I can pack >> pack >> pack the stuff. >> Unpack it. >> Yeah. You know what I mean? >> The woman repeatedly tries to blame the man or claim items were bought at Lowe's. Officers confirm many items still have Walmart tags. >> You told him what did you say? >> Nothing. Do you guys car keys? >> No. >> Okay. How we get back? >> No. You have car keys in the house. >> Go ahead and grab a car keys and anything that's in the house. Go ahead and grab it. >> You care if I grab me a coat, please. >> He's not getting arrested for this. >> What did I already explain to you? >> Where you going, man? >> My keys. Okay. >> He can't run. He has a bad hip. So, you're straight. [laughter] >> I'm not worried about the bed. >> What's that? >> You're on my bed. >> Okay, that's fine. >> And there's no weapons in the house. So, you're straight on that one, too. >> Unless you're scared of a hairbrush. >> I'm What? >> I said there's no weapons in the Oh, I didn't say you was scared. Don't worry. I don't want no smoke. >> I don't want no smoke on my GO BACK. >> [groaning] >> WHERE'S ALL THE PRETTY flowers at? >> Right there. >> Pretty lip one from my one's from Lowe's. >> These are from Lowe's. These are from Lowe's. >> That's Walmart. >> Okay. One one of my trees are from Lowe's. >> Is that Walmart? >> That's Walmart. There's two right there in the car. This one right here is Lowe's. >> And this one's Lowe's. Where's the one that was here? >> That one's Lowe's. >> These are both Walmart. >> Okay, I'll go and grab these for me. >> Those are Lowe's. >> Are they? Yeah, they got Lowe's on them. You're right. >> I did buy Lowe's. >> Sure. Those are probably stolen, too, from Lowe's. >> No, they're not. >> You think anyone's going to believe you right now? >> I don't give a [ __ ] Well, you already you already we already know that you're a thief. >> The couple retrieves more stolen items from inside the home. Officers remain skeptical due to their changing stories, but keep the situation calm. >> Okay. You know, >> probably want to slow down. >> Well, somebody right there told you he had no idea. That man can't walk. >> Well, that you can grab. >> You going Don't hurt yourself loading this stuff up. If you just do it, we can. >> I get this thing. >> All right. >> It had nothing to do with him. >> Well, load it up. I will. >> Sure. [clears throat] >> Got two bags up here by the door, too. The orange stuff. >> Grab it. >> Yes, sir. >> There's two bags by the door. You got two bags of top soil by the door there. Go and grab it. >> Oh my god. >> Yeah, I'm about to for >> that. Tell that doctor to take >> Yeah. >> Does Walmart want them barred as well? Go again. >> Yeah, I got something in my hip. >> Look at that strong man. Yeah. >> Next time I do it one more, I'm taking you, I guess. Oh, you're not here somehow. >> Okay. >> Not yet. We got to give you. >> The woman explains personal hardships and medical issues, but officers clarify that such circumstances do not justify theft, especially of gardening supplies. All right, sounds good. >> I know you guys don't care, but I was in the hospital and an induced coma for 14 days and I our money up so bad. >> Man, I'd understand if it was food and groceries and stuff, but top soil and flowers, come on now. the odds and ends at the gas station. >> People get sick and that's unfortunate, but doesn't justify quantify stealing things. >> No, I and I know >> Walmart officially trespasses both suspects from all Walmart owned properties, including Sam's Club and the affiliated gas stations. >> They said with the circumstance, they want you both bars. You can come back here. I mean Sam's Club and all that too, right? >> Yep. Sam's Club, the certified gas station. If you show back up on the property, you'll get arrested for trespasser. >> Certified. >> Certified there. >> Murphy's across the street from >> Are they >> or Murphy's? Yes. Murphy's. Thank you. >> The gas station that's on the Walmart. >> Yeah. The gas station. Yes. >> Okay. This is >> Sir, did you uh hear this officer that >> Oh, yeah. You did track on that that you're barred from Walmart. I don't know. Did you? Yeah, I heard. >> Okay. All right. >> So, what um what items did you collect? >> Uh I got several bags of mulch and some flowers. >> The soil? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Top soil. >> Okay. Uh what about the miracle growth? >> Yeah, that was on the floorboard in the front. >> Go ahead and grab a bag of that for me if you will. >> My right hand. Never mind. Looks like he's walking around to me. >> He's still here. >> Officers document the recovered items, mulch, flowers, soil, miracle grow, and issue both suspects summones for theft rather than arresting them on the spot. If you steal the cameras and the cops will catch up with you, no matter the story you make up, hard times don't justify bad choices, and the consequences only get worse when you keep lying. Think the last one was wild? The next thief takes it to a whole new level. Comment your guess and hit subscribe so you don't miss it. >> What happens is you get booked into the Orange County. >> She's going to do one at a time. >> On July 31st, 2023, officers respond after two teenagers are caught stealing items from a Disney retail store. One teen becomes emotional and uncooperative. >> Cuz I don't know like how you guys work. 213. >> Copy. 105. Was this for the profile? >> That's all right. We'll get it. >> I'll get it for you. Don't worry about >> I'll get it for you. Chill. >> Officers try to calm them down and request identification. One teen claims she's under 18, but officers suspect otherwise. >> Scratch it. >> That's okay. >> OPD from control, your counterparts currently gas. Your presence is being requested heading towards the exit. >> Give it to me. I got >> I know >> for the second half of the for the second half of the party [music] >> Oscar 372 headquarters of the 105 Hispanic >> by the mummy right now and what are your current >> how old are you? I don't know. >> I don't have >> Okay. Well, you look over 18, you're going to go to jail for 18. >> I'm not 18. >> Okay, >> that's fine. I'm not 18. >> 21. >> I'm not even 21. Police confirm the two suspects are together. One girl is seen throwing stolen items into a lagoon, leading to a destruction of evidence charge. Her soaked bag is recovered. I guess the information I'm gathering is these two are together. >> Yes. Yeah. >> Um she's got a ton of stuff on her. I don't know if they want to do it at >> one or do you want us to do her? I I don't know how they want to do it. So, um I'm not I don't know. I just grabbed her as she was I saw her throwing stuff into the lagoon. >> So, I got her for destruction of evidence. >> This this her bag that was full of stuff is soaked. So, it probably went in as well. >> Oh, [music] really? Unless you were just out in the rain. But >> what's your first thing? >> I watched her. >> I mean, this is trying to make it like >> officers explain that refusing to provide identification will result in the teen being taken to Orange County Jail as a Jane Doe. They insist she must prove she's a minor. I know. >> Okay, >> I'm going to explain to you what happens if you don't give me your information and name of birth. Okay. What happens is you get booked into the Orange County jail as a J. You look like you're over 18. >> I know 16-year-olds who have tattoos. So, you're going to have to prove to me by giving me a name and date of birth that I can positively identify you if you're telling me you're a juvenile because you >> So, you're going to go to the Orange County Jails at Jane Doe and you're going to sit in there until they can identify you. >> The officer tells them that if they hadn't run or tossed items, they likely would have only been released and walked home. You're you're coming up to a crossroad. Okay. It could you've already by running and throwing away everything. You've made it difficult. Hold on a sec. Just just let me talk. Okay. I'm I'm just I'm trying to help. Okay. If you guys just come back to the office, you guys would be probably walking home right now. Okay. That is it. I wouldn't be involved because you guys did what you did. All right. >> You know what? California. >> Yeah, double the bomb. >> Yeah, she's got multiple. She got multiple fake. >> That's what that one looked like. >> That one look like Well, >> officers consider fingerprinting them to confirm identity because the teens appear older than claimed. Multiple IDs are found in their belongings. >> What's your name? She ain't talking. Uh, one's prior when she was Well, if you give me a few minutes to get out of my car, I have a fingerprint here. I'll pull it up. >> Okay. >> I have a fingerprint reader in mine if we need to. >> Back house. >> There's There's cards in here with those names once you get your bike over for that 7000 call with the AMR. shuffle. >> Here's this one. >> Yeah. >> Can you guys start your statements ASAP? Awesome. Thanks. >> If you live in California, it don't matter. I don't know if any of y'all heard that, but you want a free 65 in TV, just go to >> Police explain that the store cannot resell stolen merchandise once taken, so it counts as a loss regardless of whether items are returned. >> California take it. They don't stop you. >> They're already Yeah, they're in my car. >> So, you guys are getting the same paperwork from us. Uh you're going to get some demand notices. Um >> and what this is in the state of Florida >> for the Where's the trespass? You're not allowed to ever come back to Universities Florida University Adventure, Citywalk, Volcano Bay, any of our resorts or hotels and that's for the rest of your life. You come back >> does that cover the California. >> So just make sure that they're not. >> So just anything in Florida, come back to come back and we see you. >> I didn't say that. Both teens received trespass warnings banning them for life from Universal Orlando CityWalk, Volcano Bay, and related resort properties. >> That's just because the fact that you took it, they can't put it back on the shelf, so it's still considered a lost. >> Not really. >> That's it. You can take that stand up. You'll get a >> She's going to do one at a time anyway. >> Whose cuffs are these? >> Here, Brenda. You were probably supposed to be done. Oh yeah. >> Thank you. >> Officers sort out personal property, phones, wallets, bags. The teens nervously ask about how police store their belongings. >> They will eventually. I'm sorry. straight out the door. have to go through. >> I'll walk you guys through. >> We have to ask and I just never really >> captain over here. >> I wouldn't use it enough. And all you have is the phone and >> just the phone is yours. And that's it. >> Which phone is yours? Mine is the purple one. >> This is her wallet. And then mine is the purple one. That one. This is your phone. >> Can you not put it in my bag? Cuz I don't know like how you guys work. I don't want it in my bag. >> What do you mean you don't have it work? >> Yeah. Like isn't that like property? So you guys put it separate. >> Your phone is going to go with you to the jail. >> Yeah, but I don't want it in the bag. Just in case you guys take the bag, the big bag. >> It's going to go with you to the jail. >> Okay. So the phone ID is in here. Here's >> Officers explain that Disney contracts police services for these arrests. One teen admits she likely would have run if she saw the officer sooner. >> So, the phone will be able to use it later to get numbers. >> Yes. >> Whose ID is it? >> Mine. >> Whose purse is this? >> Yours is right there. >> You guys might have that way. Do you have anything on your little poker? Yeah. >> How do you take this thing off? >> Huh? >> It's just on me. It's like really just >> they'll make it off later. All right. Just have a seat. >> So, this is your purse. Mhm. The thing is like so the way it works but they didn't want to they wanted to contract our separate budget is that when they had development they contract our services it's a separate budget like >> I was trying for what? >> The teens were charged with theft with a final question asking whether the teens should have returned the items instead of throwing them away. Running and hiding evidence only makes a small mistake turn into bigger charges. Cooperating early can save you from arrests, bans, and long-term consequences. Think the last move was bold? This one's on another level. Drop a comment if you think you can outsmart them and hit subscribe.