Don't get on. >> Excuse me, sir. Hi. >> What's going on? Can you stop for me for a second? >> Identify yourself. >> I'm Officer Arnold with the UN Police Department. Hi. How are you? >> Yes. >> You good? Were you just over at Chopright? >> No. Was it? >> 235. >> No. >> No. I was right there. Wes. >> No. Before that? >> No. Wind? >> Before that? >> No. What what do you have in your bag for me? >> I just have my hat. Um some meats I just got. That's all. >> Do you have a receipt for them? >> No, actually just came from my family's house. This is actually for Thanksgiving. >> Did you take it from Shopright? >> No, I didn't. I got it from my family. >> You got it from your family? >> Yeah, it's from me and my girlfriend. >> Okay. Give me one. You can you have a seat right here for me? What is your name for me? >> To go. >> Well, you can't leave just yet because apparently they think you shoplifted at Chopright. So, until we get the incident cleared up. >> Um, can they just have this stuff then? I don't care. >> Well, that's what that's all we can see. Okay. Hold on. Give me one second. >> Give me >> I got the stuff back. >> Um, if you stay with him, I'm going to go see what the store wants to do. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Or to ask the manager how he would like to proceed with the suspect. While there, the manager points out another shoplifter for the deputy to apprehend. >> Hello. >> How are you? >> I'm good. How are you? >> There's another shoplifter walking out right here. >> Which one? >> This guy right here. This one. >> Yep. >> Excuse me, sir. >> Hi. Can you talk to me one second? >> What's going on, boss? Come on back inside. >> The deputy calls for backup now that there are two suspects to deal with. She stays at the store until they arrive and radios that the manager would like to press charges on the first suspect >> before we deal with him. >> Gotcha. [Music] What's up? No, thank you. Yeah, I forgot. Um, >> one. >> And he walked out with all that, too. I recovered that, but he he wouldn't he wouldn't stop. I'm not talking to you, bro. Sit down. Relax. >> Um, what do you want to do with that? >> Uh, I'm going to press charges on him. >> Yeah. >> I just need to get a total. Yeah, it's going to be a lot. So, >> okay. >> I'll be out of chopper. Can you open me up another shop living in? So, because he took meat and a whole bunch of other stuff that he dropped in the store, they want to press charges. And I do believe he has an act of 29. As the officers move in to arrest him, he decides to make one last stupid decision for the day. >> Don't run. Don't get >> I don't know. Like, comment, share, subscribe.