Jody, come on. >> Wait, dude. Can I tell? >> You know, you're actually not paying for anything. >> No, I'll pay for everything. >> Today, let's explore a world of sheer stupidity as we examine the most ludicrous arrests of thieves, including one jaw-dropping case where a shoplifter does the unthinkable to avoid arrest. Get ready to unravel their ridiculous strategies and marvel at the unintended comedy of crime gone wrong. >> Jody, come on. >> Wait, can I can I talk? >> You know, you're actually barely supposed to be here. Come on. >> Okay, then. >> On May 17th, 2025 for a shoplifting complaint. A woman is detained after allegedly concealing items including superglue inside her purse. She insists she intended to buy them. Hello. How are you? >> Hey, ma'am. So, right now you're just getting detained for shoplifting. Okay. >> Oh, no. I'm buying stuff. >> Okay. So, right now you're just being detained. You're not arrested or anything. So, as of now, you are >> But I'm trying to buy >> Do what? >> I'm buying some stuff. What are you buying? >> Officers explained that concealment alone counts as shoplifting even without leaving the store. The woman insists she was just holding them. >> Superglue. >> Yeah, I'm buying this stuff. >> In your purse? Yeah. Super glue? >> I want to buy. >> Okay. And when you're going to buy it, do you normally put items in your purse? >> Well, sometime they um like at 10:26 right now. >> Okay. So, >> but I ain't walked out the store yet. I'm feeling bad. >> So, what I'm going to tell you right now is as against the law, you can't conceal items within your purse because that is part of statute. So, as I as I said, right now you right now you're detained. Yeah. With like a purse, like a like a a shopping bag that you buy from them. That's your purse. So, right now you're just detained. Okay. until we can see video footage and from there they want to press charges they can figure that out and you can talk with them about that. Okay. >> Can I talk Can I talk to them because I I'll you know what I'm saying? Like >> we'll we'll review the video. >> Okay. >> But I want to buy the stuff. >> Okay. As of now, you're just detained. So, as long as you're cool with me, I don't plan on putting you in cuffs while you're detained. Just don't do anything crazy with me. Sounds good. >> Yeah. >> She has no ID. admits she caught a ride and argues her purse was like a reusable shopping bag. Officers stress that's not how the law works. >> All right. >> So, put all that in this basket right here. >> Is there any other items? >> Yeah, I'll put it. >> You happen to have an ID on you at all? >> No. >> Not in your purse or anything? >> I'm saying you have a driver's license on you? >> No. >> Okay. >> What >> did you drive here? I had caught a ride, but I'm saying like when you go to Kroger's and Publix, you can put stuff in a bag >> in in a in a dedicated shopping bag that has been bought by them. It's a recyclable bag. That's your purse that has all your other personal items in it. >> It ain't nothing ain't nothing. It's empty. Ain't nothing in there but my phone and my money >> with your personal items, right? So, your purse, your little phone, and then everything else in there. So, with the statute, it is concealing items >> in a bag. I went >> what's your last name? >> All right, we're going to go ahead and head over there so you can talk to him and everything. Okay, >> just walk with us. >> Gentlemen, just video real quick. >> Um, so this is stating that, you know, obviously, hey, I'm going to buy these. Um, I was just putting them in my purse. Uh, so I go to check out. Um, so >> Walmart staff confirm about a dozen items were hidden in her purse. They chose to prosecute, noting she had a cart, but instead acted secretively. >> Probably here to dispel any kind of confusion as to why this is shoplifting. And um, if you'd like to press charge of this, ma'am. >> Yeah. So um, did y'all get everything out of the >> Yeah, there's like a dozen items that were in the purse. So, I mean, you have a cart. So, the cart is what the what's, you know, let's be real. I mean, honestly, you have a cart. That's what the cart is for, not your purse. You don't put the item in your purse. And if you were just doing that, why you you do it so secretly like that? That's not how people shop and get their >> That's not secretly right there on the island. >> Okay. Um Well, yeah, I want to prosecute. So, we'll let the um the judge decide. That's fine. So the judge may agree with you and the judge may say, "Hey, she was just putting it in her." >> Okay. But I'm saying I got I can't pay for I was going to pay for the stuff. Like I wasn't going to walk out the store with the stuff. >> Okay. And you can tell the judge that. That's fine. >> The woman pleads to simply pay for the items, but officers note her child is waiting outside, raising concerns of possible neglect. >> But I'm telling you, like I really don't. I got my child outside. Is your child in the car, Jody? >> Yeah. Like I want to pay for it. Can I just pay for it? >> Jody, which car is he in here? She in We got a bigger issue now. Where's your What car? You said you were dropped off here. >> No, I had caught a ride. >> Is Do you have a child outside, ma'am? >> Yeah. Yeah. With my ride. I don't know if they >> Your child's with your ride. >> Yeah. I I didn't leave my child in a car by theirself. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> But I'm saying But what's your name? Have you been caught child before? I mean, yeah, but from here you said that she borrowed from here. I'm saying >> officers learned she is already barred from Walmart for prior incidents, making her presence criminal trespass. Give me your stuff. >> What? >> Give me your stuff. >> Come on. >> I'm saying. [Music] >> Jody, come on. >> Wait. Can I talk to her? >> You know, you're actually barred from You're not supposed to be here. Come on. >> Okay. But at least then >> Jody. >> Ma'am. Okay. But I'm trying to talk. Can I >> You don't need to talk to her. This is our business. >> Okay. Okay. >> You're barred from this location. Come on. >> Okay. But ma'am, >> Jody, come on. has it concealed. Stand up, please. >> Just bring those up and get a receipt. >> I won't. >> This is there. You You violated the the trespass, so that's on them. They they they take you for that. That's what I mean. >> I'm saying, man, I need to I know. You know what I'm saying? Like what it look like, but I have the money to pay. >> Right. But you weren't supposed to be on the property to begin with. I thought they said um I was barred from OK. Well, you stole from them, too. So, you're barred from them, too. I would assume >> you got caught in both places. So, how >> come on? >> There's nothing else to talk about. >> I'm just trying to see how long. >> Come on, sweetheart. >> We'll tell you. >> We'll tell you how long. >> She is formally arrested for shoplifting and trespass. Officers explain she'll face booking bond and possible charges depending on her record. >> We have it on your system how long you're bought. >> We'll just do this out here that way. Ain't nobody else around. Okay. >> So, we'll get out tonight. >> Probably take a look at you from my husband and everything. And if you you know they give you a bond within your right to >> is I will have a bond >> to I I'm not sure once you get to this jail to ask them. We'll let you know as long as you cooperate. We'll get you on the phone. Two sent you out of there. Okay. >> Just got borrowed from Walmart and >> actually [Music] Oh, tonight. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Huh? >> Okay. >> We'll do the >> We'll go this way. >> I'm riding with him and these two guys are riding in that front and we're going to transport you. Go on this this side over here. Do you get a grind for criminal? >> Yeah, for criminal trespass. Yeah. >> Well, you know how long it's going to take? >> I mean, here in Athens, it's usually pretty quick. Like 24 hours or less. >> 24 hours. >> I mean, that's a day. >> I don't want to do a day. >> I don't want you to do a day either. >> I ain't going to get no ban when I get there. >> You should. You don't have any pockets, do you? >> Mm- >> Okay. You don't have anything on you that you don't want to take to the jail. >> H. So, what are they charging me with? >> Um, criminal trespass due to the barring and uh shoplifting. Obviously, I don't know how many counts that you have, whether it be a misdemeanor or a felony. I think it's up to like four. You have to shoplift like four or five times before it's a felony. >> It's not that bad. >> Okay. So, it just be a misdemeanor shoplifting. >> Will you think I can buy this today? >> I should be able to. I don't know. It's already 9 9:30 at night. I don't know, ma'am. Charges are clarified misdemeanor retail theft and criminal trespassing, not a felony unless she had multiple prior shoplifting convictions. Trying to hide unpaid items, even if you plan to buy them later, is still shoplifting in the eyes of the law. Bad choices not only bring legal trouble, but also risk hurting your family who depend on you. After you see the next case, you may want to think twice. It's shocking. And for more articles, subscribe to Law Zone if you like this. You're not paying for anything? >> No, I pay for everything. >> On June 12th, 2023, for a shoplifting complaint, teens deny stealing and argue with officers. >> Mean you're stealing. What do you mean? Why? I'm not trying to put you in handcuffs, but let's go. >> You guys aren't complying with them. >> I like that you don't get >> Come on, let's go. >> I literally didn't steal anything. Teens say they were stressed due to family issues, dad's surgery, mom's head injury, and insist the incident was a mistake. >> She just said, "Y'all pass the last point of entry, so technically y'all, >> we can't give you no money." We just >> It's up to them. >> Can we please pay for it? >> I've never been nothing like this. I've never been in jail. I've never saw anything in my life. This wasn't the same. Like we literally have so much going on. Our dad is going to [ __ ] surgery. My mom bust her [ __ ] head open. It's a lot right now right now. That's why we're staying with a friend. And we have not literally got up to go shopping for groceries or did anything because we're just going to stuff. >> That's up to y'all. Understand? So, let's go. >> We're going to jail. I thought we were. While being escorted, one teen pleads resists giving up her purse and only complies after officers warn of handcuffs. >> Come on. Like y'all crying. Like that's beyond me. >> I'm sorry. Can I please get a tissue before I go? >> I don't have any. >> This is why we're going to the car. >> Please. >> No. We're going to the car then we can have all the conversation you want to have. >> Sir, please. >> Can we please go? I'm not trying to put you in handcuffs. I literally didn't feel anything though. I was just sitting there trying to figure out >> please. >> You got anything illegal on you? >> No. Please >> face the car. Let me pat you down real quick. >> Oh my god. What did I do wrong? Can you please watch the tape? I didn't scan anything at all. >> Sir, wait. >> Look, I'm I'm really trying to be nice with you. Give me your purse and everything. Okay. >> Can I at least go get my sister? Can you walk with me? >> No, I'm trying to be nice. >> Okay, let me just go tell my mom. >> You're not calling nobody at this time. This is an investigation. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. >> So, get in the car. Give me the purse. Get in the car. >> Can you tell me what's going to happen? At least >> look, this is my last time before I put you in handcuffs. Give me the purse and >> teens are mirandized. They agreed to talk but remain confused about what's happening. >> Everything and get in the back of the car. >> Give me that. >> Okay, >> that too, please. Hey, I'm going to test Have you ever had your Miranda rights read to you before? >> Yes. >> Okay. I'm going read your Miranda rights. You had a right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer or have him present with you while you are being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. You could decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these rights I have explained to you? >> Yes. >> Having these rights in mind, do you wish to speak to me at this time? >> Do you wish to speak to me about this time? What happened? >> No. >> I have a question. >> It's a yes or no. How you going? You can't ask me a question without asking without saying yes. >> Yes. >> Or no. So, you would like to talk to me at this time? >> Yes. >> Okay. One teen explains they came for groceries, claiming staff checked their cart and cleared them, but later stopped them outside for unscanned items. >> I just have a question for you. >> What was your intentions when you came into the store? >> My intention was to get groceries and go home. >> So why you guys So what happened in between that time and y'all trying to walk out the door? >> No, when we were getting the groceries, the lady kept coming up to us. I told you I had a lot going on. I'm not paying attention. I'm just put She putting the [ __ ] in the car. I'm okay. Cool. Like we just want to get the groceries, go home. We got an appointment at 6:40. Our intentions was to never steal. You can look at her purse. We got money. We have money. We paid with Link. >> So how do So why did you guys cross the last point of sale? >> What do you mean? She literally came to our car and said, "Okay, you guys scanned everything." Okay. She was checking our cart. She Okay. And we were like, "Okay, cool." But she just kept coming to us and then she was in the baby face and then it was like a lot going on and so she was like, "Okay, you guys scanned everything. You're good to go. Have a great day." We were like, "Okay, cool." Not thinking anything of it. We walk out and the lady stopped us and we were like, she was like, "You guys didn't scan a couple things and we were like, what?" The lady literally just told us that we scanned everything cuz she checked our car before we left. And so we went in the room and she said, "I'm not gonna I'm not gonna um I'm gonna" She said, "I'm just gonna let you guys go before the police come and you're just going to get a trespassing pass, a trespassing thing to just go because this is like your first time >> ever like doing this >> or something like that." And we were like, "Okay." And then you came and then she said something different. So we're looking at her like, "What? You literally just said that you weren't going to call the police. You were just going to let us go and I've never stolen nothing in my life before. I'm not a thief. >> They insist they had money and were not intentionally stealing, arguing it was a misunderstanding caused by the store employee. >> You never came in the store with intention of not paying for anything. >> No, I pay for everything. >> I have money. >> I don't need to steal nothing from nobody in my trying to steal. >> No, none of us were trying to steal. >> Okay, >> let me go talk to them. You ever had your Miranda right to you before? >> Um, no. >> Huh? >> No. >> You had a right to remain silent. >> Officers reread Miranda rights and clarify charges. The teens are told they will face retail theft charges. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You had the right to talk to a lawyer or have him present with you while you are being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer won't be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. You could decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you? >> Yes. >> Having these rights in mind, do you wish to speak to me at this time? >> No. Okay. Just to let you know, you're under arrest for retail theft, but I'm going NTA you. Okay. So, that mean you have a court date. >> So, you have to be in court. So, >> I can just go home. >> Both are arrested, but receive an NTA notice to appear instead of being taken to jail. They must attend court or risk a warrant. >> Yes, but you will have a court date to where you'll have to appear in court. >> Why did she go to jail? Literally >> who? >> My friend. >> We both were at the register paying for getting arrested and she's not >> You hung up the phone. >> But anyways, you both are doing it. >> So, she'll get arrested, too. She'll get NTA, but you will have to appear to court. If you do not appear to court that on the paper that I gave you, they'll put a warrant out for your arrest. I'm trying to cut you apart, give you NTA. This is why I didn't put you in handcuffs and I'm not going to send you out. >> Thank you so much. I'm so sorry. Don't say sorry to me. Just don't do it again. >> I'm not I'm not a thief. I don't steal. I'm still She just showed me stuff like this. >> Don't make the same decision again. Okay. >> Final outcome. Both charged with retail theft and trespassing, but released with a court date. Stealing, even if unintentional or excused by stress, still carries consequences. Always act responsibly. Shortcuts can cost you your freedom and reputation. If you like this video, please sign up for law zone to receive more. Look out for the next shoplifter who will react even more aggressively. >> A 40-year-old woman and her accomplice are caught shoplifting thousands of dollars in Lululemon and Tory Burch items at Short Hills Mall. The scheme involved one watching a baby while the other loaded stolen goods. >> Roll your windows down. How you doing? >> 10. That's going to be it. >> How you doing? >> Do me a favor. Step out of the vehicle. >> Okay. >> Just let you know everything's been recorded on body cam. All right. For >> me? >> Yeah. Everything's been recorded on body cam. I have to let you know. >> Okay. >> All right. I'm going to read your rights real quick. Okay. >> Right to main side. >> Anything you say got to move over. >> Police confront the suspect outside. She denies stealing despite video evidence. Officers question her about the baby's identity while her accomplice is tracked inside the mall. >> You have a right to attorney. If you can't afford them, one could be appointed you by the court. You understand? >> So, what are you doing stealing from Sunglass today? >> Who me? >> Yeah, you. We have video of you stealing from Sunglass. >> Can I see it? >> Yeah, we can pull up the video. >> I saw it 100%. >> Who? Me? >> New Jersey Hotel. >> Stay back to the rear of the car. >> Okay. One second. >> Go to the rear of the car. >> Go to the rear of the car. Jersey Hotel 2017. >> Can I just put the baby in the car, please? [Applause] >> Officers would ask her multiple times who the child was that she was holding. Little did she know, other officers were already tracking down her accomplice inside the mall. >> The woman claiming to be pregnant resists arrest and insists she doesn't want to go to jail. Police secure the baby's safety and continue questioning both women. >> Okay. >> Do I know who the baby is? >> What you know? >> Who's the mother? >> Anessa. I don't know her real name. >> Is she here with you today? >> Yeah. >> Okay. [Music] >> Get your arm out. >> Okay. My baby's in the car. >> Yeah, we got your baby >> and I'm pregnant. Can I close my stomach? >> As soon as you got handcuffs on. >> Please, sir. I'm going to get in big trouble. >> Well, you shouldn't have. >> Okay, I will give it back. >> I don't care. >> I will give it back. >> That's not how it works. >> Okay. >> Give me your arm. >> Okay. I'm not going to go to jail forever. Please. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Can you give her a call so she could get the baby? >> Can you call her so she can come pick up the baby? >> No phone. >> We don't believe so. We're almost in the car. Why would she go to the mall without her phone? >> It was dead. I don't know what she want. >> We see this every day. All right. Huh? >> We see this every day. >> Mhm. >> You guys went in the mall together and you guys both shoplift. We got it all on video. >> I shoplift. >> Yes, she did on video. Sunglass. Both of them. >> No, I didn't. >> Stay back here. >> I'm just trying to make sure the baby Okay. Did I open the door? >> Officers search the car and discover multiple shopping bags with stolen items. The suspects argue, deny responsibility, and try to deflect blame. How about this? >> Do you have a receipt for this? >> Yes, it's in the car. >> How about this? >> It's in the car. >> How about this? >> Yes. It's in the car. That's why it's in the car. >> Yes, it is. >> We're searching the entire car. >> Okay. >> The entire car. So, I don't want to hear. >> Okay. >> Bravo 6. You can just discard the squad for now. Trying to make other arrangements. >> For now, the baby to a random person. >> You have to We need her to to show up or we need her to call contact some her relative. Not your relative her cuz what will happen is we're just going to have doctors come take the baby. That's how it's going to work. >> Since you don't know who she is, we need her to come back and grab the grab her child and then she can make the arrangements that she needs to do. >> What's in all the shopping bags in there? >> No, that was something. No, that was just something I was going to try to uh >> return. Yeah. Yeah. >> So, there's receipts and everything in those bags. >> Yeah. Lower level. >> I'm not sure. >> Can I look in the bags? >> Yeah. I never went to Victoria. Nothing. >> Okay. So, give me permission to look in the bags in the front. [Music] >> And Lulu. Go to Lulu, too. >> My phone. You put something in here. >> Ma'am, I'm advising you to stop talking forever. I'm hoping you're going to preach. >> Well, that's dumb then. You shouldn't have told. >> I got to teach you how to act like an adult. >> You got a kid and you're doing it. >> I don't care who money is this. Stop talking. How many times I got to tell you? [Music] >> You are. You should have thought about that before you wanted to steal. >> You're an essence. >> I'm never going to >> stop talking. >> That's my What about that? That's the sensor, right? >> That's not Yeah, I took that. >> No, they take that. Oh, you did take >> I took that. >> Perfect. I'm pregnant. Stop. >> Both suspects are placed under arrest. The woman pleads for her sister or mother to take custody of the baby, expressing fear of losing her child. >> I have my in the car, right? I didn't leave him in that car by himself. He's with my friend. >> No, we don't, too. >> Huh? >> We got there, too. >> Everyone's under. Your baby's coming to headquarters. >> Yes, he is. >> Nope. >> Can we're past that point. >> Can I go with you? >> Yeah. Just her. She's poking towards me. There's tags on them. Looks like there's tags on everything. >> That Victoria Secret. >> I got to look at the skew. I'm assuming cuz you said Victoria Secret and where the sunglasses. >> That's what I'm going to look looking for. >> That was the sign. I was going to return. >> I got you. You got the receipts from this stuff that I never >> Oh, no. That's her license. >> You checking for warrants? >> Said she didn't have her license on her. >> Check. Can you check all around? >> I already did. Yeah. >> Okay. [Music] your car. Can my sister, please? Can my sister come up? I don't want the baby diapers to go, please. >> Stop talking. >> Why can't I talk? I'm just telling you. >> I'm going to deal with all this. Just take her down. >> Store security confirms the theft identifying stolen luxury sunglasses. Dolchin Gabbana Chanel worth hundreds of dollars each. Retailers agreed to press charges. >> Yeah, but my son. I can't see my son. What were you going to do with my son? My mom could come get him. Please. >> If you keep yelling, then that's not going to be an option. I told you to stop already. >> I'm sorry, but I'm just scared because I'm already in a situation. >> Well, you put yourself in that situation. You're going you're a grown ass woman. >> All this and I don't have nothing and I have nothing. Sir, you work. I don't work. >> What? >> And this is the only house >> I chose to work, right? You could have come back in. >> I don't think your sunglasses are female, right? >> One of them. >> One of them took this one. This exact. >> So with the the Hispanic chick, she took this one and the chick she took this [ __ ] right here. >> Both over 200. This one was 600. >> 600. All right, perfect. >> Uh, yeah, concealment on both of them from the sunglass side at least. >> Uh, yeah, black. What are the two pairs? >> Uh, Dolce Gabbana. >> Black Dolce Gabbana >> and a black Chanel. >> And a black Chanel. >> But do get your I got to go lower level, too. Pain in the ass, man. >> What you doing? Yeah. Is it yours? >> How you doing? >> Good. How you doing? >> Okay. You guys pro willing to press charges? >> I'm going just double check. >> If you're not here, we keep the bags. >> We're not keeping it. >> Yep. You got it. >> Police reveal that drugs were found hidden in the baby's diaper. The mother denies ownership, blaming her friend while admitting she only smokes weed. >> Like, you know, it wasn't. >> We watched you guys. >> Huh? >> We watched you guys. >> Watch. Watch us do what? >> Still. >> Yes. How you want me to go back inside? >> Um, who can pick him up right now? She's saying her mom and her sister haven't respond right now. Okay. >> Um, yeah, we we found some drugs in the baby's back. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Ask her. She's saying that she didn't know about it. >> Okay. >> Who was this person to her? >> Yeah. >> And you know, listen, she was in possession of the baby, so who knows? But let's find out about the the drugs. If not, we'll you know. Yeah, I'll find out. I got it. >> Listen. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Officers question inconsistencies in the suspect's stories. The mother claims her belongings phone wallet medicine were taken by her accomplice, further complicating custody of the baby. >> I I know he's crying. I understand. No. >> Now listen. We'll deal with the medicine in a minute, but you got to listen to me. Okay. >> I just want my son to come get him. I just want them to come get him. >> Who can come get him? >> My mom. >> Your mom? >> Yes. >> So, if we call your mom, where does your mom live? >> My mom live in London. >> Lynon. Okay. >> And she can come and she can come right now. >> Can I call her off my phone? >> I'm asking. Can she come right now? >> Yeah. >> All right. Give me a second. All right. >> Can I just get the baby, please? Can you bring the baby right here? >> No. You're under arrest, so you can't do that. Okay. Listen. >> Listen. We'll get there. You got to let me >> Can I talk to you, Sergeant? Please. >> He's right there. But it does make it doesn't change. Are you going to listen to me or no? Let me finish. Okay. So, listen. Hear me out. >> I'm going to I'm going to grab your phone. We'll deal with the baby in a minute cuz I know you said he has got to get medicine. Okay. But let me get your phone. That way we can get your mom to come pick him up. Okay. And then we'll deal we'll we'll deal with the baby. You say he's got to get medicine, right? >> All right. >> Well, can I speak to you, Sergeant? >> You can speak to him all day. That's fine. >> Sergeant, please. >> So, this is what we're going to do. Okay. >> Can I just walk? I'm not running nowhere. I don't want to run nowhere. I just want to just take the baby cal down cuz he really is really sick. Okay. What does he have? >> He has a ear infection. >> Are you Are you on drugs or anything? Do you do drugs? >> Yeah. >> What do you do? >> Um I do um I just do I smoke weed? >> You don't do heroin? You don't know that stuff? Crack? >> Does your friend do that? >> No. >> Okay. You She's Miranda. >> Yeah, Griffin. Okay. So, uh we have a problem right now. >> What? >> I need you to be honest with me. >> Okay. I'm the supervisor right now. >> Um we found drugs on your son >> and his diaper. be his pants. >> Oh, that's not me. That's not me. I don't do no drugs. >> Does your friend do drugs? >> What does she do? What does she do? >> What does she do? >> I don't know. >> What? Coke? And it's not you? >> No, I don't do drugs. But why would she Oh my god. Why would you even do that? What did you do? >> Why does she have your baby and not you? Because I was inside and he was he was we the baby was in there with me. >> Where's the stroller? >> And then I came out. I don't have a stroller. I had I was holding him with the um with the car seat. >> They are over there. >> We had a car seat. I was holding him with the car seat and then I was like inside, right? And then I came and then I was like, I'm going to come back. >> And then here then then this happened. >> Okay. >> And I'm telling you the honest truth. >> Where's your phone? You have her phone? >> No. Griff has it. I'm calling him now. All right. >> He has my wallet, my phone. He dropped everything on my bag. >> Okay. >> I don't even know what else he got. He probably dropped the medicine and everything. >> We We have everything. Don't worry about Can I get the baby? >> No. You're handcuffed. We're not going to >> You see my text? >> Right now, the officer's coming. He's calm right now. >> You have all her stuff, right? >> The mother contradicts herself about being pregnant. First, claiming she is then saying she had an abortion. She denies the drugs are hers. >> Yeah, I'll figure it out. >> Take what she needed to take her. >> Okay. So, we're doing a favor and we're holding on right now until your mother comes. >> Yeah. >> Are you listening to me? >> I'm listening. I just I just don't like when people lie. >> Cuz you just said you got an abortion, but in there you told me you were pregnant. >> Yeah. I got an abortion, but what I'm telling you was that Yes, I am. I I I could Yeah, I was I just had an abortion. Yes, I was pregnant. I'm just telling you my stomach. I was You know what? I said it wrong. >> You told me You told me. >> I was pregnant, but I got an abortion. I meant to say I was pregnant and I got an abortion and you're on my stomach, >> but the drug >> Both women are charged with theft by unlawful taking with losses exceeding $12,000. The youngest suspect admits to stashing cocaine inside the baby's diaper. The case remains pending. Crime may seem like a quick solution, but it destroys families and endangers innocent children. True responsibility means protecting your child's future, not risking it for selfish gain. it not the craziest incident you can see. The next case will surprise you. >> I'm not trying to make this as difficult. As simple as officer >> Will Cox Ashley, I got a business card I can give you. What's your birthday? >> On Feb 8, 2021, Brook Haven police responded to a Costco in Atlanta after reports a woman stole liquor and other items. Surveillance shows her leaving with unpaid merchandise. >> Hey Hey. >> Hello. >> How you doing, man? >> Good, y'all. >> Good to see you again. >> I know. Look at you. >> Jess was just here. Uh, ma'am, this is uh Miss Heaven from the Greater Power. Uh, this is my manager Sean, my manager D. She uh left the warehouse, but these items >> I didn't leave the warehouse. >> Can you let them finish first and then I'm going to ask you? >> I call her right at the door there. >> Okay. But these items. >> Costco staff confront the woman, stating she concealed multiple items in a bag. She denies leaving the store and claims the goods are hers. >> This is in her hand and these two in her bag. >> Okay. >> She has several other items in the bag that she concealed that she has not paid for. >> Okay. >> And you could put those on the table. >> We definitely going to press charges. >> Huh? >> We definitely going to press charges. >> Okay. >> What's your name? >> Heaven. He'll press charges for what? >> Heaven. >> Shop. The thing is, did you pull the camera? >> Yeah. >> Oh, yeah. >> Because I never left your store. >> I never left your store. You going to press charges? >> I never left your store. >> You said she went out the warehouse? >> No. At the door. >> Huh? >> Inside. Right here at the door. >> You can stay looking. I'm pull up and take real quick. >> Okay. Never left this. Never left the store. >> You didn't? >> No. Okay. Never right at the door. >> Okay. >> You got an ID on you, Miss [Applause] You don't have one on you. Okay. >> So, who is the loan? >> Huh? >> What is the loan? >> The loan. >> The woman insists she purchased the items last week and returned to the store, but admits using someone else's membership card. >> What is the law? Because I didn't leave here. >> Well, that's why he going to look at the video. I wasn't here. >> Okay. >> They have it on video. Um I got to go. They called 911. I'm here to do a search. Um but you don't have your ID on you. It's in the car. >> Okay. So you can purchase mine without a ID. 1429. >> I came in with one. But he said he said it's his. He said it's his. Now I'm going let him have it. He said it's his. And I never walked out your door. I walk out the door. >> So is that their stuff, too? >> No, this is mine. I came in. >> You came in with these items? Okay. >> I've been in the store before. I came back in the store. >> I asked the girl at the front. >> Okay. >> So, you came to return those >> the items back. >> Okay. When did you purchase them? >> Last week. >> Last week. Okay. And you got a membership so they can pull that up saying that you purchased it last week. I can't >> Oh, well, some people don't. They get a little temporary. I know. I go to >> Yeah, I do have a little temporary. Okay. But yeah, but I use someone else's what I do. Somebody else membership. >> Okay. So, you don't have a membership. >> Not my personal. No. >> Okay. That's That was the question. >> Okay. I should have told you that. >> But you use somebody else's that they can pull up there to see if those items are on it. You your first name is heaven. >> Yes. >> Spell that for me. >> H E A B N. >> And your last name? >> I don't really want to give my last name. >> Oh, I'm here to do an investigation. You got to give me your last name. What's your >> The officer requests her personal details for the shoplifting investigation. She hesitates and deflects, avoiding giving her birthday. investigation on that. >> Shoplifting. >> Well, I didn't shop there. >> Okay. And I'm doing the investigation. They pulling the camera, so that's why I'm here. >> Okay. >> What's your birthday? >> Well, when they finish pulling the camera, then >> What is your birthday? Can >> I give you that? >> What's your birthday? >> Once they finish, can I give you that? >> No, cuz right now you're obstructing me from doing my job. What is your birthday? >> How am I instructing? >> Cuz I'm asking you for important information. I need your birthday. I'm not trying to make this as difficult as simple as a officer >> Wilcox Ashley. I got a business card I can give you. What's your birthday? >> Okay. Once we uh pull that and and >> so you're refusing to give me your birthday. >> Okay. What is your birthday? >> When he come back and say that I wasn't in the camera, would it be okay? >> I have a brother-in-law. That's a She's a police officer. >> That really is a relative. Where's your birthday? >> What? >> I just It's It's coming up. >> It's coming up. >> It's coming up soon. >> Okay. >> Can I give it to you once you once we say, "Okay, well, you did this." >> Oh, what's the membership that you use? Who Who membership did you use? >> Catherine Smith. >> Is that your sister? >> It's a relative. You have the membership card in here. >> And when did you purchase those items? Last week. >> Last week. What? What day? >> Oh, sorry. >> You're fine. >> Uh, I checked the tape >> about this. I'm only discussing the tape when she concealed items and left without paying. >> Okay. I didn't wear the first ma'am. I'm >> I'm listening. Okay. >> One. Two was self concealed and leave. >> Okay. >> These got behind. loss prevention describes seeing her conceal clothing and wine pass all points of sale without paying and use a false membership >> myself. So I couldn't see the concealment but there's no receipt for I'm still pulling the tape for the rest of the items she took. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> And she just gave the membership card cuz she don't have a membership to the young lady that was sitting right here. So she's going to she says she purchased those items last week. Date unknown. >> Yeah. And I show you the tape. She concealed this over in the main hard line. >> Okay. and also picked it up in in the wine section. >> Okay. And she made it all the way to past the checkout. >> No, check out is right there at the door where the guy check your card. >> That's not That's not the register. >> Yeah, it was right there. It's not outside of the warehouse. >> But you passed all points of sales. >> Yeah, but it's not at the warehouse. >> She has eggs in there and salmon. All this stuff came from the warehouse. She didn't pay for that. >> Okay. >> But she passed the register. >> I'm going show you the tape. Sean, you feel me? Yep. >> I'll show off tape real quick, but Sean, stay with us. Okay. >> Can I >> No, ma'am. >> Not right now. Here. >> I was going to go further back. You can see her come through the register right here. >> Yeah, that's fine. Soon as she walk past the registers. >> Yeah, I got her coming out here. >> You going to see her stop here for a second, ask some kind of dumb question, then she just consume it on the side. >> Good to see you. I'mma show you here. Just give me a second. >> Am I out there yet? >> I may I may went back too far. >> I hope we didn't go back too far. >> No, it No, that's not >> Start right here. I don't even um I don't even see no purchases or this thing. >> So, um >> she got back in that damn dare and started loading that bag. I couldn't see back in the deli, but I got to get in that one. I got to get in that book. >> I know. So, when she put them clothes in her bag, >> she going to see right here. She go through the register without paying. >> Surveillance footage shows her adjusting her bag, asking a question at the door, then trying to leave. Staff intervenes. >> Right there. Went right through the register without paying. See? >> Mhm. >> I register. And you going to see her here. Go. She going to go to the front end and stop. >> She going to stop right here like she asking a question. See her back there? >> Mhm. >> She right through the race without paying. Well, she going to stop, turn around, adjust the bag. That's me going out right here in front of her so I can get her stopped. See, she asked a question. She asked a question. She stopped. She go to the door. I'mma slow it down for you. I'm >> slow it down. I'mma bring this up big for you. Okay. Okay. There she go. Straight outside. I stopped her right there. Identified myself. >> Store employee recounts observing her hide a rose and a book in her bag. She was confronted before fully exiting, but after bypassing checkout. >> Turn your back for me. Okay. Okay. You being placed under arrest for shoplift. We not going to show you any camera right now. Okay. Thank you. Put your hands I'm going. Put your hands together like you praying. >> Take the bracelet. >> No. No. No. No. No. No. >> The bracelet. Can I take the bracelet off? We'll >> take them off for you. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Well, we'll take them off for you. all the >> if you're in the start putting stuff in your bag and But he was regardless of the literally just so close. >> Let me see your hand so I can tell these kids. Thank you. >> Yes. >> Hold on. Hold on. Do you have anything on you that's going to stick me? Poke me on her. No. >> Okay. Your keys now. >> Yes. Get that in my pocket. I'm right here. We're not going to not say anything else in your pocket. Well, it doesn't. >> You guys going to be in big trouble. Tell me you guys going to be in big trouble. >> She was charged with theft, obstruction, and transported to Dicab County Jail. >> Go ahead and have a seat. I'm just going to do a tape for you. Listen. >> Okay. Thank you. Oh, let me give you a case card. >> She is charged with theft and obstruction, then transported to Dalb County Jail. Stealing is still theft, even if you haven't fully stepped outside the store. Lying and obstructing only turn a bad situation into a worse one. But this is still not the worst case. Just wait until you see this next one. >> He passed the last one. Hey, >> Walmart loss prevention LP stops multiple suspects at selfch checkout for suspected theft. Suspects claim they were going to pay and accuse staff of bothering them. >> Bro, you have that one. >> I ain't taking nothing. I'm not taking anything, y'all. I'm not taking nothing. I'm not taking nothing, y'all. I ain't doing nothing. I'm not doing anything, you guys. I'm not doing nothing. I didn't do nothing. Okay, let me get up. Let me get Let me get up. Let me get up. Okay, y'all. Okay. Okay. Still fighting. Still loosen up. >> I got y'all. I got y'all. I got y'all. If y'all let me up, I can I can >> Oh, we don't want you to get up. Loosen up. >> Lay on your stomach or you will get tased. Do you understand? >> Okay. Okay. Lay on your stomach. >> Okay. >> Lay on your stomach. >> Stomach. >> Come on. >> Come on. >> Lay on your stomach. >> I'm on my stomach. >> On your stomach. Not your side. >> All the way. On your stomach. >> I'm on my stomach. >> Give me your other hand. >> I'm on my stomach. >> Give me your other hand. >> I can't even move it. >> Roll over now. >> Y'all got my thumb. >> Roll that weight. We don't have >> got me twisted, bro. >> We don't have you. >> Yes, I do. >> Your arm is free. >> Roll over, bro. Y'all got me twisted. >> Your left arm is free. >> Y'all barely got me twisted. I got the >> literally get on your stomach. >> You able to do that? >> I'm trying to get on my stomach, y'all. >> I'm just trying to get on my stomach, y'all. >> Yeah, >> that's it. I'm going to hand over my stomach. >> Let me have your other hand. >> Thank you, smart doing anything. I'm not doing nothing, dog. Well, y'all got me like this. I I didn't do anything. >> I didn't do nothing, y'all. >> I got my foot. I didn't do nothing, y'all. >> Somebody help me record this. Record this, y'all. >> Record this. I'm not I didn't do anything to >> I didn't do anything. What happened? What happened? >> Ready. I'm going to start making units. Walmart. >> What happened, y'all? >> Be on the ground with one. >> What happened, y'all? >> Literally, what happened? >> Not anything, you guys. >> Listen, you're not going to get away. Do you understand? >> Yes. You can comply. There are other offices in route. >> Do you understand? >> Do you understand? [Music] >> My bad. >> I feel I feel I feel in >> No, I'm not. Okay. I'm not doing anything, you guys. I'm not doing anything. >> I'm not doing nothing. You trying to get my arm in. You got him in custody. Everybody else respond response [Music] in the front right. >> LP and officers note two large pink bins full of merchandise. Suspects allegedly pretended to pay, then moved toward the exit before seeing police and turning back. [Music] I haven't done anything >> besides my office. Yeah, you have. >> You said that's all I found. >> So, you just going to come over screaming for help for no reason. >> Yeah. >> Then when y'all go where he was all get all that stuff that's on the ground. >> I don't hear anything. [Music] >> Security footage shows five individuals coordinating. Officers identify one juvenile among them. >> You have ID on you. It's not. Do you have a name? >> ID. That's my one. >> Yes. at Walmart. Where you at? >> We have our >> What's your name? >> So, who's Deberry? >> Blueberry is the guy who I was working for. Doing what? >> Long care. >> Lawn care. >> I mean, yeah, I had a say lawn care on here. Tools. >> That's not >> The main suspect insists she was doing two separate transactions, cash and card, and denies theft. Officers inform them Walmart wants to press charges. >> When we go to his house, he's going to say that Joseph was doing work for him. >> I've never been to his house. >> So, he's going to pay you to do what? I at a business. >> How'd you get the check? >> So, I'm saying when I come up, I'm going to take a picture of you and I'm going to go to this house and I'm going to say, "Do you know this guy?" >> And he's going to tell me what >> he says. >> He's going to tell me what? >> Yeah. >> Black guy. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Close. >> Yeah. >> You guys, what happened? What did I do? Everything. >> He said everything. What did I do? >> It's all over now, man. >> I've been here. >> Don't Don't even Don't even >> I don't know anything about any of that stuff. >> I told you I just found it in the bathroom. >> Don't even Don't even >> So, you put it in the bathroom and you take and you take you take it with you. >> Okay. What is that? >> Huh? >> I don't know if I said that in my mind. >> Hey, you want to go and get the price of that while they're still here? >> Okay. >> Suspects become argumentative. Officers warn about possible resisting charges and begin making arrests for retail theft. $929 worth. >> But I didn't. I didn't take anything out of the store, y'all. >> He passed the last one to sell. >> Yeah. Hey, >> stand up and turn around. >> Listen, if you try anything funny when I loosen this cup, you will go through that wall. Do you understand? >> Exactly. Exactly. >> I can't go out the door, but I need the wall. >> I'm trying to go through the wall. I lost all my stuff. I took off and everything in my fell. >> All right. See? >> All right. So, how many different names do we have? >> Wrong time. Wrong place. Wrong [ __ ] time, wrong [ __ ] place, wrong day. My baby moment. >> Bad thing is is you would have just got a ticket on your way. So >> I mean >> to the county is just literally >> stuff I literally just found. >> All right. So listen to me >> and I wrote I rotated to myself. I did. >> Okay. I rotate to myself and I found the rest of >> I appreciate the spontaneous utterance. >> I mean, but it is what it is. >> One suspect resists being placed in the patrol car, saying she's on probation and pleading not to be taken to jail. Officers explain charges will be handled in court. little bags in my bag. >> Oh yeah. Where's that book at? >> Okay, listen to me. I You and I really don't have nothing else to discuss. Okay. >> What's done is done. >> How much was that monitor? Can you please >> do you own a Porsche? So whose por I told you everything was in those little bitty bags like >> even that's mine. >> This this is yours. >> That's mine. I put this on and I found them bag that bag right there when I just you all >> Hey all types of little [ __ ] was in the bags. >> And where at? Where'd you find these at? Uh >> Netflix. >> The suspect becomes emotional, mentions family issues, and is trespassed from Walmart for 2 years. Later, she has a possible medical or panic episode in the patrol car. >> All that was in the bag. You know what I'm saying? >> You just hit the jackpot with the bags, didn't you? >> I did. It was messing everything in there, bro. This still my bag. >> You said what? everything in here, bro. [ __ ] on the side. The green bag. The green little thingy. Coke and everything. It was everything [ __ ] >> said there was meth coke in there. >> I don't even know all in that [ __ ] or not. For real. For real. I just know what it is. What? What's right there? And they look like and they look like milk. And he literally just [ __ ] >> All right. All this is evidence. Where you at? >> All right. Uh, we're down. >> All right. Stand up. >> Yeah. The news they only going to put out the bag to get ratings. EMS checks the suspect, but officers insist she must be medically cleared before going to jail. Suspect expresses anger toward an officer alleging racist comments. >> No, you thought you can get away. >> I can't get away. >> I'm a done with it with handcuffs. >> You if you ain't know anything with handcuffs on me, nothing people can run with. >> All right. I will see you for the rest of the night, huh? What's it? Depends on how soon I can get the uh get into the jail. I can always actually get the warrant tomorrow, but I'll give you a call when I leave the jail. >> Okay. >> What time you here, too? >> All right. I'll call you when I leave the jail. >> Yeah. >> I'm about to get us some air. >> Final charges. Retail theft. Contributing to the delinquency of a minor and resisting arrest. Stealing and coordinating with others only makes the charges worse. Arguing and resisting arrest will turn a bad situation into a much bigger problem. After you see the next case, you may want to think twice. It's shocking. >> So, and he says that you're not lying, but he's not lying. And obviously that doesn't work, right? >> Yeah, that doesn't make sense. >> On April 12th, 2024, Florida police responded to reports of an active burglary at a vacant rental property. Acting quickly, they set up an emergency channel to prioritize the case and dispatched multiple officers in an effort to catch the suspects in the act. >> Home is supposed to be vacant. So, we just need them ejected out of the home and have them trespass, arrested, whatever we need to do. >> What I'm going to have you do is I'm going move your truck down over to where that blue vehicle is. So, you're out of the way of everything we need to do. All right. Yes, sir. >> Yep. Victim's willing to press charges. >> Just wave me. Yep. I got you. All right. You ready? Come up. [Music] >> Police. [Music] Come out. Put your hands up. Come out. >> It's now. Everybody out. >> Step out now. >> The alleged suspects looked genuinely surprised. They clearly hadn't expected to find half a dozen armed officers surrounding the property. As they stepped out of the house one by one, they wore expressions of complete confusion. But was that bewilderment real or just a tactic to deflect suspicion? >> Keep walking. >> Step out. Step out. >> Can you Can you handcuff her? >> Can we not talk? >> I live here. >> Anybody else in there? Give me a sec. >> Come on. Come on. Come on. >> Step out. Hands in the air. Walk this way. >> Is anybody else in there? >> Step out. Step out. Come on. >> Everything will be explained later. >> Please be a silent self if you know. [Music] Don't move. Okay. >> He's got an extra set of cuffs. >> Don't move. >> Put this hand on top of your head. All right. >> Can we talk? >> We go talk now. Just give me a minute. We're going to talk now, please. >> Can you give me a minute? >> All right. My bad. My bad. All right. All right. >> Calm down. We're going to talk. >> All right. I'm just saying my girl is like, "Come on. Calm down, bro." >> All right. Take him. >> Yeah. Yep. >> For a moment, the scene resembled a clown car. People just kept filing out of the house when it seemed impossible there could be anyone else inside. And despite being surrounded by a swarm of armed officers, the suspects appeared surprisingly calm and composed. >> Well, you can pay for it Monday. 4,800. >> All right. You just have a seat right here. >> I have the whole lease inside. The lease is right there on the dang thing. >> The lease is inside the house. >> Yes, we paid 4,800 Monday. A guy came today. He owed freaking >> saying there's a lease inside the house. >> I got it. [Music] What was that? Lease >> probably. >> They signed it yesterday. >> Yeah, >> I have a lease. I paid money and like I I did everything I was supposed to do correct. >> Okay, we're going. So, listen, we're going to figure it out. All right, we got the lease there. We're going to try to all this scrum we're going to clear. All right, so just work with me, work with us, and you'll be fine. >> Sir, you can come on down. Could be one of those things. Somebody got scammed. >> The discovery of the rental contract added a surprising twist. What started as a squatting case now looked more like potential fraud. The big question was who actually got scammed. >> A fake uh police and these people unfortunately fell victim to it. >> That lady got a code at 4:00 in the morning to get into this home. >> 4 in the morning. >> At 4 in the morning. and they tried several times to open the door. >> We literally haven't even been here for like 5 hours. We literally just moved in. >> Police left. We signed a lease and did everything. I ain't do I don't know. I ain't do nothing wrong. >> Fake lease. >> Mhm. >> Um they're leaving regardless of what happens and I'm just going to find out who they are and what their involvement is. This yesterday. >> Yeah. >> And they just had people in here on the 9th. So this is >> super quick turnaround. >> Yeah, man. I will leave you something. Okay. >> Yeah. The right to remain silent. You understand? >> So, we get a call. Somebody was breaking inside his house. We don't know nothing about that. And to that point, that's what we know. So, that's why we there's a lot of us here cuz that's what we get. All right. >> This case was quickly turning more complicated than expected. The responding officers had arrived prepared to deal with squatters or burglars, but now they suddenly found themselves untangling what appeared to be a fraud case. access. >> We had a code. We had someone texting the code and we had given them 4,800. >> Somebody text actually the code through text me cuz I don't have a service phone right now. >> Mhm. >> Uh so I just sent him through text number and he gave me the code for it and we came in and he said we were good to go and pay. Okay. >> You're the one that signed these. >> Yeah. Okay. So, >> what would you say if we had >> evidence that shows that you accessed their system to gain a code at least four times? What would you say about them? >> Yes, we did do that because we kept on getting locked out from the code. So, we asked him, they said go through the invitation rounds to get the code. >> We can't get I think his name was like uh start with a D. It was like an Indian accent guy. We never met him. >> Okay. Do you have proof that you sent this guy money? >> It was through cash. >> It was through cash. >> Something about the woman's story didn't add up. If she had paid the man in cash face to face, she should have been able to give a clearer description of him. And if the payment was made another way, there should at least have been some kind of paper trail. >> Uh, we found him on Facebook, I'm pretty sure. And he gave us the mail, like the mail address, and we sent it to him. >> So, you mailed a stranger cash? >> Yeah. You've never met is >> and then you couldn't get access to a home >> that's done by company. >> How did the What happened to the original door handle and all that stuff? Where' that go? >> I don't know. >> When did you start moving in? >> I started moving in about two days ago. >> How much? Three. >> Two. >> Two. >> Yes. >> So, lease was signed yesterday. How'd you move in 2 days ago? >> Don't you think that's suspicious? says right there >> 4:11. Today's the 12th and you moved in the day before you started to sign your lease. >> That seems suspicious to me. >> Just go ahead and start move again and we'll sign the lease later. I was like, "Okay, sounds good." >> Get my piece of cone. So, he's going to pull up here. >> You order a pizza? >> Yeah. Pizza. >> Pull up. >> How many you order? How many pies? >> I order a dinner box. >> A dinner box. Like, how many are one? Two. >> That's enough for That's enough for us. >> It seemed like nothing raised suspicion for this girl. Well, you could rob a bank right in front of her and she still wouldn't bat an eye. Apparently, her roommates were just as unfazed since they even went ahead and ordered pizza >> in person. >> How? >> Cash. >> That's very strange. >> You know why? You know why that's strange? Here's a problem with lying. You got three different people. >> So, your girlfriend said that she mailed the money to the guy and has never met him. >> Why is her story completely different from yours? >> It's literally your lie. came in person. >> Nope. >> Did you? >> We met him today. Came along. We moved in today. We were here only for 5 hours before y'all came. >> So, how did you find this house? >> I just told you. Facebook Marketplace. Zillow. >> Zillow. >> Zillow. Facebook Marketplace. >> Okay. You know those are two different companies, right? >> That's where marketplace. It had it on marketplace. The link sent to Zillow. >> What this guy look like? >> Huh? >> What the guy look like? How do you look over there? You little younger though. Not as guy in the green shirt. >> The guy in the green shirt. >> You look >> Spanish. Same color, same reflection. Just like him, but a little skinnier, younger. >> Okay. So, you're going to stick by your story that a guy came and unlocked >> today. >> He came today. Yes. >> And unlocked the door. When the cops first arrived, it was at least somewhat believable that these people might just be victims. But after questioning them, officers uncovered several inconsistencies in their stories. >> That's all I'm going to say. All right. It's not adding up. >> The lease. Are you kidding me? I can go online right now and print that out and give you a lease right now. >> They do that. >> I don't need to do that. I'm just saying that. That means nothing to me. >> Exact. That feels like I don't loan. >> Where' the cash come from? >> I don't know. Us. Who's us? >> Me and my girlfriend. >> Okay. Where did it come from? >> From working. >> You had it the whole time. >> Working wise >> again. She told us that she got it from our parents. So any more lies? >> She's a She's a 20-year-old woman. >> Or do you want to like >> And she's scared. >> She's no reason to lie to us. >> She's scared of every one of y'all. >> Oh, that's it. >> Pointing guns at her. >> The problem with this guy's story was that his girlfriend didn't seem nervous in the slightest. In fact, her ability to tell blatant lies to armed police officers without even a flicker of anxiety bordered on sociopathic. Maybe your last opportunity to come come clean. Your boyfriend completely different. Not one thing that you said that you told us matches. Not one thing. Not lying to you at all. He came up with a completely different story on how you guys came to be in this house. So, and he says that you're not lying, but he's not lying. And obviously that doesn't work, right? >> Yeah, that doesn't make sense. >> So, how did you pay? >> So, he said we don't have to pay until the 16th because I don't get paid to the 16th. >> So, you haven't paid any? >> No, not yet. Phone number >> and then he texted me through the phone number. >> It's suspicious to me because that doesn't work like that. You can't just put homes in Zillow and then put like fake numbers. Like it it gets put in by the company or the realators. >> It was lucky for the cops and very unlucky for the suspects that one of the officers had experience in real estate. That background made it much easier for him to spot the holes in the suspect's stories. >> Okay. Do you understand? I don't believe anything you're saying. You've already lied once. Now you're lying again. Okay. And you're not even out any money on. So nobody just lets people stay without paying especially renting that's like guaranteed you pay first months last month's round. So I don't believe a word you're saying. I think that you try to get in your fault and I don't think it's your first rodeo and it is what it is. Actions have consequences. So step this way. Do you have anything on you that's going to poke us or stick us? >> I just have a bait in my pocket. Okay, when we get over here, we'll uh >> Both the man and the woman were charged with scheme to defraud and burglary of an unoccupied dwelling. The man also faced arrest for a probation violation stemming from a previous burglary charge. And just for the record, he never got to eat that pizza he ordered. Lying to the police might buy you a few minutes, but the truth and the charges will catch up fast. And if you're in the middle of a crime, maybe skip ordering