No, >> that's coming from somebody. >> I don't speak Spanish. >> That's not stealing. >> If it is stealing, it becomes stealing. Hola lives. >> These are the moments when dumb passengers think they can steal on a plane. In this case, a woman passing through Milwaukee International Airport thought another passenger's unattended belongings were hers for the taking. But as surveillance footage, missing cash, and her own changing explanations began stacking up against her, it became obvious this wasn't going to end with a boarding pass. It was going to end in handcuffs. >> Passenger video taking a wallet and the phone out of a bin. She's saying she doesn't have it at all, asking her what she did with it. >> Is it this person? >> Yes. Yes, sir. >> And it's going to end up being that So that's the bin. >> Yeah. When he gets the bag out of there, you'll see it gets more a little more clear. >> Did she go to a restroom anywhere? >> Trying to find out that >> I'm just going to see if it's flights. This is >> Hi, >> I'm Deputy Hartum with the sheriff's office. So, I just looked at some video and it's pretty good evidence that you took this guy's cell phone. Where's the cell phone? >> Okay. Where is it? >> Cuz I don't have a cell phone. >> Where is Where is it? >> Where's the one that you took out of that bin that I just saw on the camera? >> Are you not going to answer me or might be >> What do you want me to say? >> What? What do you want me to say? You got You're on camera. You're on camera taking a phone out of a bin and now you say you don't have it. Where is it? >> When the facts stop working in your favor, some people try to turn the conversation into an argument about respect instead of accountability. >> Do you have any Do you have an ID on you? >> Yeah, I just my >> Do you have this lady's ID? Anyone? >> She has her ID. >> He took my information already. >> Oh, no. Okay. yelling straight. She's like, "What are you yelling at me for?" >> I'm Well, I'm I'm just trying to figure out where's this guy's Where's this person's property? >> Well, my thing is, why are you yelling at me? That ain't how you corrupt, right? You respect, right? So, if I start yelling at you, just because you got sheriff on you, you be you do have a sense of >> I'm sorry. I'm a little bit hard of hearing and that's not really yelling. I'm just trying to make it >> when when someone in this situation >> goes through all this stuff and then they say they don't have something. It's a little frustrating. So, I raised my voice up another octave and I apologize. Where's this guy's phone? >> And I walked away from the phone. I put the I gave the phone to the whatever that lady is and what I can't tell you. I don't even know this airport like that to tell you where it's at. That's why I said I can't tell them. >> So, who did you give the phone to? It's in a a convenience store or something like that. What I'm going to do with his iPhone? I have a iPhone, too. What I'm going to do with his phone? >> There's a wallet in the phone. >> All of that stuff is in one of them thing. I don't have that many. >> Click up all your stuff. You're going to go down to the jail then. >> A jail. >> I'm going to jail for what? >> You just said you took the phone out of a bin. You just said you took it. You gave it to somebody else. >> It's in a convenient. I was I >> Did you not take it away out of the bin and give it to somebody in the convenience store? Don't you supposed to do that when you find somebody? Well, >> okay. When you find somebody's stuff, not when you take it out of a bin and when you're going through TSA. Just pick your stuff up. Just pick your stuff up. >> Are you traveling with her? >> Don't be open. >> Every new explanation creates another problem. At this point, the story is collapsing faster than it can be rewritten. >> Go. >> Is there any other video of this? I'm sure the wick can bring up some more, but >> cuz she said she put it in the store. >> They're looking where they she went. They're checking the bathroom. >> Cuz this [ __ ] is starting to be real irritating. What the I'm going to do with that man phone. >> Well, why would you take it out of the bin is what I'd like to know. >> The wallet in the phone. >> Where's Does he have his wallet or No. >> Where's the wallet? >> I don't have the wire. >> Well, I agitate. Well, >> yeah. I mean, so is this guy that's missing his stuff? >> Where'd you find that? >> Behind 42 on the ticket counter. >> That's the wallet. >> Yeah. >> For the phone case >> behind How did you find >> 42? I'm stumped behind the counter. Video her doing it. >> Oh, you're David. >> I'm David. >> So, is this your wallet? >> That is my wallet. That's my ID. >> Was there any money in here? >> There was about 180 bucks. >> Where was the money? >> In the money clip. >> Money. All right, we're going to go downstairs for the >> Do you want She need to be handcuffed, you think? Or can she walk her? >> I don't think she's cooperative. If uh if you found something else on the video. >> So, you want a handcuff? You think I'm not going to walk with you? Like, why? >> Can you walk us? >> Okay. It's a It's right now. We got the phone. The phone was at a store like probably you said. Now, we're looking for this cash that this gentleman says he's missing. So, right now, so right now, this is very simple. I mean, this is the difference between getting a little municip municipal ticket and walking out the door or going down to jail and having to post cash bail for a misdemeanor. >> If you can find it with your corporation, the money is whatever I'm talking about. Then we could go a easier route. He's the the the lead law enforcement uh officer on this case, but he just told you what he's going to do. Municipal ticket. So, will you cooperating uh help us find that money or yes or no? >> Yeah. Well, I'mma keep it. >> Okay. So, >> this is the moment the misunderstanding turns into intent. Keeping the cash says far more than any excuse ever could. >> So, if you have the money just or you know where it is, provide it to us. >> Okay. >> Where is it? >> I have it. >> Where? >> Where my money? >> Okay. Where's your money? in my chest. >> Okay. Uh I'm going to bring in a female officer and you're going to uh put it on the counter and uh you know how much money you had and you know how much money he had. Separate the two. It it should equal up to the money that he's missing without me telling you that number. And then we can go ahead write the six. >> Do you have it on you right now? >> Yes. So, >> uh, you >> Yeah. Soon as you take the money out of the room. >> All right. So, um, my other my question was when you when you took when you took the uh the phone and you took the wallet Oh. Well, I haven't finished. It's a it's a really going down. It's a complete question. >> Okay. >> Um, and you took the money out of the wallet. >> What were we going to do with the uh the money? You just going to spin it like like or something like that? Why did you want to uh steal from this guy? >> It wasn't intentionally stealing. Like I said, when I grabbed it from the beginning, it was a a legitimate mistake. So, I I put the phone down. >> I believe that. I believe it was a legitimate mistake. >> And so, and when I seen that, I didn't even realize I had a wallet cuz like I said, I had a phone and all that. So when I seen that, I did testimony by giving you order person and it was you didn't intend to keep the phone because you you told us where it was. So I I believe that too. But my my thing is even when you came down here to the office and you know that we were missing money and we were looking for money. >> I didn't know y'all was looking for money at all. I didn't know that's what y'all was looking for. Y'all didn't ask me about it. But I knew I didn't say anything to you about it though. That was my bad. I was wrong for that. >> I I I get that too. But >> I was out of order. Correct. >> That's not my my thing is I like I'm not passing judgment. But it also shows intent that you like I'm in here in the uh in an interview with you and you got the evidence concealed on you. >> Regret only showed up after the evidence did. That's not honesty. It's damage control. you're not giving it to us until I actually ask you for it. That's that shows a mindset of like I I still want to keep this thing and you know what I mean. That's that's >> all that money is not here. That's how you know, >> right? Well, okay. Now, okay. So, >> how much was yours? >> Yeah. How much is yours? You got to tell me that. I thought we had we were going to keep two separate piles. >> No. >> How much? that he had 720s and a 10 and the rest was mine. >> 720s. You what? Maybe. >> Yeah. $150. >> We'll see. It's It was uh It was somewhere between 150 and 200. That That is correct. You've got the ballpark. is he sold us a little bit more than that. Like >> okay, >> that's a lie. >> Well, he might not know for sure. >> Once the numbers stop matching, so does the story. Every lie now has to compete with the facts. >> You might not know. >> No, I know for sure >> because you counted him. When I seen it, it looked when I opened it. >> Obviously, John. >> All right, let's go back. >> So, how much money did you have prior to this? >> 100. 180ome dollars or60ome dollars. >> $160. You said >> I had $100 bill, right? >> I had some 20s. I had some ones. I had a five. Some fives. >> All right. Keep tracking cuz I don't [snorts] know how much money I got. So, how much did you have? Tell me how much you had. 160 >> somewhere up in there. I don't know exactly the number. >> Okay. >> Number zero. >> I don't know. The woman faced misdemeanor theft charges for stealing another passenger's phone, wallet, and cash at the airport security checkpoint. Moving on to the next case, where what looked like a simple lost and found situation quickly turned into a theft investigation. This man seemed to believe that if an item was left behind, it was fair game. But carrying someone else's iPad onto a plane was a decision that was never going to end quietly. >> Took off with it, I guess. >> Okay. Um, so the tracker is putting it somewhere in this area. >> Okay. >> Um, it's obviously not with me, >> right? >> Um, I'm trying I You can put a thing in like play the sound. >> So likeing it and it's not going to be I've looked. I've listened. It's pretty loud. You can hear it. So I just >> going to be V6. I mean, >> it it's moving now. Yeah, cuz it's 6 milesi away now. >> So, it's going. >> Yeah, it's >> I mean, did this flight just board or do you know? >> Huh? >> Did this flight just board or do you know? >> Yeah, I I went over there and asked them and they basically told me that they can't do anything. So, I was like, I call they said just call. >> Sorry, I just grabbed that. >> Oh, no problem. >> Oh, never mind. It says it. It says it's here. It's his 200 ft that way. >> Come on. You're with me. So there. >> Yeah. >> So does it have any kind of case on it or what? >> Okay. What's the lock screen look like? >> Um it says industry on it. Looks just like that. >> Okay. So, I don't know how you want to play. If you want to go ahead and play that for me, >> keep playing it. You want to take video? >> Oh, okay. >> Just keep it in place now. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Hello. We're tracking an iPad that belongs to somebody, you know. Oh, they found it. Found it. Oh, wow. >> Yes, ma'am. Do you have an iPad? >> Yeah, it's um I think it's in terminal E. It's like where the checkpoint is. >> Oh, no. I'm looking for one that's on the plane. >> Oh, what? >> So, you're missing one? >> Yeah, I left it on the where the security checkpoint is. Finding lost property isn't the mistake. Deciding it suddenly belongs to you is >> okay. I don't know anything about that one. Bing bing bing. >> Is your phone going off? sponsor. >> No, I think that's something different. >> You got an iPad right there. >> Oh, I that might that might be his alarm. I think he put on snooze cuz it was going off earlier. >> Could it >> Is your Is your alarm going off again? No. Somebody got >> I don't speak Spanish in the overhead. >> This bag. >> Your bag. >> So, man. >> Yeah. I need you to step off. Come with me. Come on. >> Come on. Yeah, the back backpack is his. That's >> clear. Spanish. >> Nope. >> Spanish. We're We're burning somebody. >> We're bringing somebody over. >> Okay. >> iPad. >> It was just sitting there. >> Not Not the English iPad. iPod. >> Yeah. >> Not yours, right? No. >> No. See? Yeah. >> The one in there is yours. No. >> Then why is it in your bag? This is where every excuse starts collapsing. Possession is a lot harder to explain when the owner is standing a few feet away. >> We're going to get We're going to get a Spanish speaker over here. >> You're not playing. No, you're coming with us. Oh, no. No. >> No. >> Oh, just stop. We're going to get a Spanish speaker. for the translation. >> Just stay there. >> We have a Spanish speaker coming. >> Okay. Not yours. Don't touch it. >> Nothing there. >> Oh, yes. Don't understand. Of course. >> Yeah. I love you. >> I don't speak Spanish. >> I love you. >> No. >> I love you. >> No. >> No. >> No. No. No. >> You have a stolen iPad >> in your possession. We're We're getting a translator so you'll understand. You You have a stolen iPad. >> Oh, >> you picked it up and put it in there. >> Not yours. That's not yours. >> Yes, sir. We do need some help with that. So, >> this iPad? Yo, >> it's not yours. This This iPad, this phone is mine. >> That iPad is not yours. >> No, no, >> you put it in your bag. >> This is offic Go and have a seat. >> Nice. Thank you for your help. >> Okay, you're now on speaker. So, if you'd like to explain to him the sound in his bag belong to the iPad that was not his and then we'll go from there. >> Hey SOS. Okay. Uh officer. >> Yes, sir. >> He says that he found it on the floor. It was abandoned. >> Okay. >> I thought it was abandoned. Sounds convincing. Right up until you've carried it onto a plane in your own bag. >> You ask him what he's doing picking up property that isn't his. He said he said he's sorry but he since it was abandoned he's glad he can pick it up. >> Okay. It was not abandoned. [clears throat] It was sitting next to the contractor's property. >> But it belongs to another person, right? >> Yes. >> Okay. No. is the person. Okay. He says he's going to give it back. There's no problem and he's sorry. >> Okay. If you'd like to inform him he's going to be placed under arrest for theft because that is a problem and taking someone's stuff and taking it onto a plane and putting it in your bag is not acceptable. The moment he realized giving it back wouldn't erase what he'd already done, the outcome was already decided. you know, if he wants to come over and explain it because I don't think Does he want me to come over there? >> No, we have another officer that's actually cleared up and he's able to come over. >> All right. So, >> I I would explain to him he's still saying though he's sorry. There's no problem right now. >> Okay. I appreciate your help. Thank you very much. >> All right. Bye-bye. >> Bye. >> Face the wall. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Oh, mine's here. >> Yes. >> Oh, >> put your hands behind back. [snorts] >> Hold on. >> Yeah. Yeah. Thank you. What what gets me is that guy, >> he didn't know where to go. Like he didn't know what plane to board or whatever. So he asked me for help. >> One small act of dishonesty cost far more than an iPad was ever worth. >> And I I helped him. >> So he understood that. Anyway, good to know. I appreciate that. >> I was like I was like when I saw him I was like oh man that kind of hurts my heart a little bit. >> Yeah that does everything else is just talk. >> Okay. >> But pretty much what he's you know it's the same thing basically. He's saying hey >> I was sitting there he saw it there. He thought it was abandoned and he's telling me I recognize the error. >> Okay what he said I recognize here. >> Um so he's asking me if you know if there's other things that can be done blah blah blah. And he's asked me to if you know this is important for the report, but he's asked me if this is going to affect his travel. So if you're not traveling right now, it will affect future travel. >> The accused was charged with theft after taking another passenger's iPad from the airport security checkpoint and placing it in his bag before boarding the plane. Moving on to the next case, where one man's split-second decision to walk away with a watch he knew wasn't his quickly turned an ordinary airport stop into a criminal investigation. And what started as a simple opportunity to do the right thing instead became a string of excuses that only made the evidence look worse. >> How you doing? >> I'm off your side. >> So, what's going on? >> I just had my watch and >> I just passed through and I took it off. >> Okay. >> And now and I realized after half an hour that I can take but >> Okay. So, you've been gone for about half an hour before you realized you didn't grab it. Okay. >> So, half an hour. It's >> been half an hour since you come through here. >> Yes, maybe more. >> But I realized after half an hour >> and it was this lane. >> One of the officers ended up putting it up there where I lost the bound is putting up where >> check right here >> for the camera to review this. >> Okay. Hey, um yeah, one of the TSA people said they they found it and set it up here on the counter. Uh yeah. And uh and apparently my cookies. >> So I don't know if you can see where I'm at. >> First of all, I didn't know that's what >> Yes. >> I know who. Hey, who set it up here? >> I did. >> You did. Don't ever do that again. >> Okay. Either like a watch or something is value. Got value to it. Set it back here. Okay. Um, >> so >> okay. >> How how what time did you set it up here? >> You know, >> like an hour ago. >> Like an hour ago. >> Huh? >> Yeah. But but you what you got to understand there's a lot of people coming through here and if they set something valuable up here. >> Yeah. >> No, no, no. It's it's no big I mean it's not too big of a deal. built. It was on the bill taken from over here over here. >> Understand. Yeah, I understand. But I mean, if you think something of value, just set it back here. The passenger will come back for, you know. So, okay. I'm sorry. Um, so they're looking to see an hour ago. >> Okay. You get all the information? >> Yes. I'm got drivers. Okay. address >> uh email address and then value the watch and what the watch has do. >> Yeah, if you've got a picture of the watch, it's awesome. >> Yeah, I'm going to have you put your your home address in there as well. >> This is the this is the watch. And then it is going to be a recorded test. So >> get the name of the watch here. >> All right. So go ahead and put your home address on that one here. All right. So that's the report number. That's the report number. >> And you have approximate value. Uh, I'm not really sure, but it's like 6K maybe. >> Huh? >> 6K. It should be 6K. >> 6,000. >> Yeah, it should be. I mean, >> okay. We just we just need to do it for report. >> So, try to get, you know, get an idea what what the value of it is because that determines the level of a bit. So, I mean, you know, you can tell me what you think it might be and then then we go from there. Okay. He doesn't mind. William tell. Okay. Okay. >> Yeah, it's on up here. Someone came by. >> So, I I can see >> Can I go now? >> Yeah. Yeah, you're good to go. Just take the airport number. I'll do it all in. Okay. [laughter] If I have any questions, I'll give you a call or an email. Okay. No problem. Thank you. Hey, just real quick, I think Alex just got boarded. Do you know? >> Not sure. >> I'm not sure. >> Okay. All right. Go and take a look. >> Said he come. Did he come to gate 16? >> He said he was last seen. walk you a want to call. I'll walk you out. He Okay, it's 6:36. Okay. Well, we're on the We're on the uh airplane right now. We're going down to it. So, that's what I was calling about. Make see if he boarded. So, we're going on the airplane now. Okay. Thank you. Ash. >> Hey, sir. >> Hey, >> I'm officer sexw. You mind stepping off? >> You got your bags? >> Go ahead and grab your Yeah, your bags as well. stuff. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> We'll have him step off the airplane and have a discussion with him and then we'll go from there. How you doing, sir? I'm Officer Sykes. Um, this is Officer Sykes. Can you tell me what you picked up off the counter at the checkpoint? >> Yes. >> Okay. Is this yours? >> No. >> The story falls apart the moment he admits the watch wasn't his. >> Then why did you pick it up? >> I tried to find the >> Was it yours? >> I don't know. >> You don't know. But you just picked it up and left. You picked it up off the counter, >> but it wasn't yours. Correct. >> No, it wasn't mine. >> It wasn't mine. Why did you pick it up? >> Because I say I'm going to give it to the the lady that was there. I didn't find it. >> What lady? So why didn't you take it back to the checkpoint? >> Because I thought I couldn't give it to the lady. >> But >> that's why I >> But you didn't know where the lady was, right? >> I saw her. >> I saw her. I saw the lady. And actually, you committed theft. >> Committed. >> You committed theft. >> What's that? >> What's that? >> That's taking someone's property that doesn't belong to you. >> Yeah, but >> it doesn't matter. >> No, they're right. >> It's up to you. Whatever you want to do. >> You're right. You're right. Now there is. >> Every new excuse only makes the first bad decision look more intentional. >> So, what's the reason? Why'd you get it on the on the planet? Why not take it back to the checkpoint? >> I didn't think about it that I just say I'm going to give it to the girl. I walk around and I say I give it in Boston when I arrive there. I hope >> she's not on your airplane. You know what airplanes she's going on? >> Hey, you know where she's going out at? >> I have a picture of worried pass. >> Okay. >> Sorry, sir. It's up to you. Whatever you want. >> I don't want to I I I don't Give me the watch. >> Yeah. I don't need to to to get that. I got I don't want to cycle. I live where I don't have necessity. >> But you can I'll let you want to give me You got a license on you? >> Yes, sir. >> Yes, sir. >> I don't really need to >> I I get that, but the fact is that I'm sorry. >> You took it off the counter. >> Yeah. I'm so sorry. >> You kept it. >> Yeah. So, you're sorry now because we caught up with you. >> Regret always sounds more convincing after someone catches up to you. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> You call me up. >> You call me by the by the >> So, sorry. >> That's not an excuse. >> Yeah, I know. That's another excuse, but I try. >> No, you should have never picked it up. That's the problem. >> I'm so sorry. I say I'm going to get the girl over there. 65. >> Okay, let me have the watch. We're going to walk up here. Okay, I'm going go get this thing to >> We're going to walk up here to the gate. >> And she's going out at 14. At 14. We'll be right back. >> You good? >> Yeah. Okay. Hey, how you going? >> Good morning. [snorts] Never remember this past. >> That's what I did. Oh, it's going now. I tried that. Thank you. Get this girl's watch back here. Uh, she's on here. So, try to find her. Hello. Hey. How y'all doing? >> How you doing? >> Good. young lady for uh got a watch back for this if I find her. >> There you go. >> How did you find it? >> We found the guy that took it. >> Who? >> So the guy that took it. >> Oh, okay. >> He said he was trying he's trying to find find you, but it was a lie. >> The guy, right? The guy that you >> Yeah, I understood. The owner's relief exposes exactly how empty the suspect's explanation really was. >> So, we're arresting him right now. And >> I over there. >> Okay. So, >> guy with long hair, right? >> No. >> No. Okay. >> Older gentleman. So, >> so Okay. All right. Yall have a good day. >> Okay. >> Did you say you found it? >> Well, we had a guy stole it. >> So, we found the guy, got it back from him and took it up here. morning before daylight somebody stole her watch. >> Oh yeah. >> Making right off. >> Well, what happened was she left in the ticket on the at the >> belt belt >> at the check. >> Yeah. >> So they found it. >> Yeah. >> They set it on the counter and then this guy walked by and picked it up and >> so anyway >> Yeah. Yeah. So MCR camera people and found him. So I figured >> Great job. So, >> I'm so sorry, sir. >> I Yeah, but you're you're only apologizing now cuz we saw you. We got you on the phone. >> Yeah, I I I I say if I don't find it there around here, I'm going to give it in in Boston and say, "I found this." And >> why why would you do that then? Why would you pick it up in Dallas then drop it off at a completely different airport with people that they didn't come through to say you found that? Yeah, but >> I mean that doesn't make any sense there. >> That was my Sorry. >> It was already sitting on the counter at the TSA desk. >> But if you see the the the video, you can see that I wasn't looking to get well around that. >> I didn't find it. You you >> Okay, you see that's great if you then return it to the location that you got it, but instead you put it in your pocket and you got on your phone. >> That was my mistake. What looked like a harmless pickup suddenly carries a price tag that changes everything. >> So, here's I'm going to I'm going to just be upfront with you right now where what we're looking at. Okay? Cuz it the that's not a cheap watch. You understand that watch that you took is multiple thousands of dollars. >> What? >> It's thousands of dollars. No. >> Yes. That watch that you picked up is thousands. Okay. But that's what you get when you just pick up property that's not yours. You don't know. And then it ends up being something that's th000. [snorts] The lady who owns it is boarding a flight right now. If we're not able to get that watch for her, >> I can send it. >> This is going to be off the >> I sent it here. >> You You're not going to be doing anything with it. And you had no idea who she was. >> No. No. >> I found it. I say I found this going to find the girl. >> But even even when you found it, you didn't find it. It was sitting on the TSA desk. >> It was sitting up on the desk. You walk by. We have video of you just walking by looking at it and then grabbing it. >> How did you know it wasn't one of the people that were right there in the the area? >> You didn't you didn't look anywhere inside of the checkpoint to see if it was somebody. >> And it just doesn't it doesn't make any sense. It doesn't add up. There's no logic to it. >> Okay. >> No, you're fine. >> Okay. All right. >> The launch and everything. >> Yeah, she's got it. So, she's happy. So good. >> Go ahead and turn around for me. >> Go ahead. Go ahead and turn around. >> Put this down. >> This is the moment excuses stop mattering and consequences take over. >> Turn around. Turn around. >> Put your hands behind. >> Sir, you're being arrested for theft of the watch. Um, >> the accused was charged with theft of property after taking a watch valued at approximately $6,000 that did not belong to him. Moving on to the next case, where this man seemed convinced that simply calling himself a researcher would be enough to explain away airport properties sitting beside him. But the more confidently he tried to justify it, the more obvious it became that this conversation was never going to end in his favor. How are you, sir? >> What's going on tonight? >> Studying. >> What's that? >> Studying. >> You're studying? >> Okay. You're flying out tonight? You were I saw you yesterday, right? Sitting in the uh sitting in the chapel. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Is this all your stuff right here? >> Yeah. >> Everything right here on the bench? >> Okay. Where Where'd you get that red box from? >> This one right here? >> Yep. >> I just I just I just I just do studies on it. >> What's that? >> I just do studies on it. You do studies on it? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Is that yours? >> Uh, yeah, >> it is. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Where where did you get it from? >> I I I picked it up from um a friend of mine was a doctor. >> You picked it up from a friend of yours that was a doctor? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you have some ID on you real quick? What brings you to the airport tonight? >> I mean, I'm a researcher. >> You're a researcher? >> Yeah, I'm a researcher. >> Are you here for a convention or something? I just go about you know make research. It's my when I talk about the military >> that's for mainland. >> Okay. >> The library of congress 87 87 87 807 >> who's Michael? >> Michael. >> Yeah. >> I work for this company. >> The truth doesn't usually collapse all at once. It falls apart one excuse at a time. I work I work with him. >> You work with him? Yeah. >> Why do you have his uh credentials? >> This is not his credential. Just typed up. >> Okay. And everything here says everything that is here belongs to you. >> Yeah. >> Okay. And you got that from from a doctor, you said? >> Yeah. A researcher like me? Medical research like me. >> A medical researcher gave that to you from where? Okay. >> Where do you where do you live right now? >> Uh I mean I I'm based in DC. I just go from state to state do research. >> Okay. >> When I finished I go to another state. >> Okay. What research are you doing today? >> I mean I'm done for research. I'm just do my work. >> Okay. >> I'm an apostle. >> You're an apostle. Okay. Did you How did you get here to Texas? >> I flew from Florida. >> You flew from where? >> I flew from Florida. >> When did you fly in? >> Well, I've been out since January. [laughter] How you doing, man? >> Hey, good. How are you? Good. >> And what what is your name? >> How you pronounce it? >> Yeah. How do you pronounce it? I'm >> Abu Demi. >> Abu Demi. >> Your friends call me by they call me by the last four letter. >> Demi. >> Okay. >> Yeah. David Echo. Michael. >> Yep. >> Okay. So, what what what are you going to do with all your stuff now? You going to pack it up and take it with you? >> I'm I'm I'm done studying now. >> What's that? >> I'm done reading this chapter. I'm going to read now. >> Okay. >> Psalm 119. It's a long chapter. >> Okay. >> I just finished Psalm 119 now. >> Okay. >> So, once again, I just want to make sure I got this right. Everything here belongs to you. >> What What company do you work for? Without looking at your Without looking at your ID, what's the name of the company you work for? >> I'm an establisher. >> What is it? >> I'm an establisher. >> Confidence can carry a lie surprisingly far until someone asks the exact same question twice. >> Establish your founders, >> okay? >> Someone who starts company, >> okay, >> raise leaders, push them there and go to the next, >> okay? >> Because the assignment of an apostle, people have just limited to the church building alone. >> Okay? >> You know what I'm saying? >> Okay. Yeah. >> So everything here is yours? >> My doctor. >> And that that was that was given you that was given to you by a doctor friend of yours. >> Yeah. >> Okay. And when did he give that to you? >> This one right here. >> Yeah. When did he give that to you? >> He dropped he dropped here. He dropped. He came and left. >> He he dropped it right here and left. >> He brought he brought me here when I was working. I came away for the ride. He brought gave me from the left. I'm a researcher. >> Okay. So he just >> for me to be in the building. >> What's that? >> For me to be here since morning >> just relaxing. Yeah, >> you know, that should give you a sign that he's not a threat. >> That should give me a sign. >> Give you a sign that this guy is not a threat because if I threat or or because I'm a threat, I'll be careful. >> Do you have a middle name? >> I have him there. >> What is your middle name? >> What company you want for now? >> What's that? >> What's your What are you looking at? >> Airport, please. >> I see you guys. I mean, it's not like Baltimore area DC. No, no. We we have we have our own police department out here at the airport. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So, are you planning on taking >> I like your hat, though. >> I appreciate that. >> I I should have a hat like that. >> Are you planning on taking everything you hear with everything here with you? >> Everything here. Everything goes with me. >> Okay. What would you do or what would you say if I told you that device right there? >> Mhm. >> belongs to the airport. >> This is the point of no return. The story stops evolving and starts contradicting itself. What would I do if you said it belongs to the airport? Uhhuh. >> I would say if you say it belongs to the airport, I can see why you're right. >> You can see why I'm right. Yeah. >> Why would you say that? >> I can say you're right. >> Why would you say that? >> Because if I say it belongs to the airport, if I tell you that and you are not there when it was taken, even though there's a camera there, right? >> Uh-huh. >> I picked it up. >> So, you picked it up from the airport. >> It's going back there when when she's done. You you you picked it up from the airport and you brought it out. Here's what you're telling me. >> And do the research. >> Okay. Then why why did why did why did you tell me that? Why did you tell me that um a doctor friend of yours dropped it off? Why didn't you test? >> You were testing me. >> Yeah. I I've seen him walking around back and forth. Okay. >> In fact, I was >> So, is that a compliance test to see if I could catch you stealing it? >> That's not stealing. >> That's not stealing. >> If it is steal, it becomes stealing when I leave it. >> Okay. >> Leave with it. >> But it becomes stealing when when not only do you leave with it. When I asked you if it was yours, you told me yes. I asked you if you were taking everything with you and you said yes, you were taking everything with you which tells me that you were planning on permanently depriving the airport of its property. >> I've been around here like 3 days ago. I was in the chapel. I prayed, I studied. >> I prayed, I studied. I went to the restroom. I prayed, I studied. I want to say something. I should have left. I should have been gone. >> Okay. Can you do a favor? Can you stand up for me? >> Uh, hold on. >> Oh, my right. He's He still got it. >> Don't want that to fall. >> Watch out. That's what I just did. >> Okay. Thank you, Jesus. >> All right. Do me a favor. Turn off for me. >> Let me take that switch off. >> I just bless you. >> You got it. I'm going to get the watch off here. >> All right. Right now, sir, you are under arrest for theft. >> Okay. The moment consequences arrive, every creative explanation suddenly loses its value. >> What's your name? >> Officer Gaskkin. It's officer Pon. >> Okay. Do me a favor. >> Thank for She don't want to custo anything outside you're not supposed to have, do you? >> No. All my stuff I just said my cell phone. >> Is this your cell phone? >> Okay. I just stick your fruits in the store. >> Give me Give me What's What's the code on here? Tell me the code so I can open the phone. I'm not going to look at it. I just want to confirm it's your phone. >> Hey, I'm I'm My life is open. >> Okay. So, what's what's I just wanted to make sure that you knew the code that it was yours, sir. >> 1983. See as I was in >> I didn't know >> one. My life is open. >> Upper level entry 24. Please. >> Just walking by. Look down. I see the R AD sitting there with them. My doctor gave my doctor friend gave it to me. He just dropped it off to me. >> He's doing research on it. >> What would you What would you say if I told you that was ours? I would tell you that if you did not see me take it from the hall, then you can't do nothing cuz I was going to return it. You already told me you're going to take pack it up and take it with you. It was yours. 1129. So just theft. I'm going to keep all those. All right. >> Yeah, he's got it. Get a picture of it for me, please. Let me get a picture of it. Library of Congress. There's his ID. He's got this Army visitor one and his Library of Congress card. So he's a research doctor doing research and he's an apostle spreading the word. So was it Corinthians 16 I'm supposed to read? He told me. So thank you. The accused was arrested and charged with theft after admitting he took an airport owned automated external defibrillator AED and falsely claimed it belonged to him.