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Uh come on out. >> Around 6:55 p.m. on February 3, 2026, Officer Andrew Bartolone with the Middletown Township Police Department responded to a report of a female shoplifter at the Target on 21 Oro 5, Route 35. He walked over to the loss prevention office and made contact with the alleged shoplifter, who was identified as 27-year-old Jordan Adinolfi. As soon as he made contact with her, she speculated that the video of her arrest would be posted on Tik Tok. Posted on Tik Tok. >> You have the basket? >> She concealed a bunch of like cosmetics, clothing, all this stuff here. >> All this stuff right here. >> She took it out of her purse and out of her person. >> All right. You got anything else in your bag? >> a look? >> You can take it out. You can take it all out. >> This is all going to be in >> Just put your phone in the vehicle over here as well, please. Good job. You don't need that. We'll go through it. >> [snorts] >> Do you uh do you have footage? >> Uh yes. A lot of it he saw her actually conceal on the sales floor. But like here is the So there are the uh eyelashes and stuff. >> Mhm. >> This is one of the times she concealed. She goes back here and conceals them. She drops them. And then conceals conceals them there. Into the bag. There's a better shot here. This is not very good. >> Is it a better shot here? This is not a good one. >> You got the number ready or not? >> No, you just asked for it. >> 375 >> 261120439 0439 >> 89 >> 04389 >> Do we get a total? >> Yeah. >> I don't have the receipt. >> You'll be as long as you don't have extensive history. >> Um well, that she's going to get sealed. >> You have what? >> County from 405 clear. >> Oh. >> 405 clear. >> Well, listen, try to take a couple deep breaths. This is very simple. Don't let it get into >> I already was before I came here. >> Okay. So, she's going to take a deep breath. This is a short process. It's a slap on the wrist for today. Then you got to go to court and get it sealed later on and then >> What? >> some other little stuff on her way out. >> All right. Yeah, just uh you know, put her up to portal. >> Process is long. Every year information goes out into the algorithm, comes back. Between an hour and 2 hours. >> Does the receipt >> going to be transported back to the car? >> Uh yes. >> She's pretty good. She'll probably be out in about right now. I need to do that on the way to the car. >> Okay. >> Did you >> the area of 422. >> Do you guys do your own cross pass for them? >> Um yeah, we filled ours out already. >> Okay. >> So, we have to go to 422 tonight and >> What's your name, then? >> Jordan. >> Jordan? Okay. So, I was waiting for >> I don't know if I have time to ask to go over the whole process real quick, but but you can talk about it. >> Yeah, um all right, so pretty much, like you said, what's going to happen to be placed under arrest, have them take you to headquarters, and then I'm going to process you, fingerprint you, take pictures, that stuff, okay? And then >> answering my mom cuz she's >> Listen to him real quick. What do you want to say? >> am. I am. I am. >> Um and then just based off of your history, have you ever been in trouble before? >> No. >> No? >> I um there was like when I first moved to Keyport, I think it was 2020 right before weed got legalized, and then it got dropped it like quickly, but they uh >> No, like major major incidents, anything like that? >> That was my only ever >> All right. So, then you should be fine. >> Even in New York, like >> All right. You should be fine. >> I just came here cuz I was here with >> I'm just going to answer my mom cuz >> The uh I just noticed you have some cuts on your arm. >> I told him I'm like mad at Brandon. >> I I get you. Do you need medical attention? >> No, I just I'm not I don't want to say the wrong thing right now that's going to put me in a psych ward. >> Depending, you know, your cooperativeness, we'll handcuff her or stand her up, cuff her, cuff her eventually while we're doing all this. >> If you want to call your mom, I'll let you call your mom before we we go through >> She knows what's going on. That's the only thing. She doesn't have a way to like >> Based off of everything going on, maybe you'll get put on a summons. If you do, I'll bring you back here to pick up the car. All right. But, if things go the other way, cuz I don't know what's going to happen. All right. Um if things go the other way, then, you know, we'll contact your mom, you know, make other arrangements for that, all right? >> [snorts] >> Here in the side of the seat that I was just telling you about so we can play >> All right, Jordan, do you want >> What police station is it? Can I call He's put in a car. >> Yes, she already did it. >> So, they can keep this in the car. >> Um yeah, so can I search your bag at this time? >> Middletown tactics. Check the bag. >> So, just go stand right over there in front of her. >> Okay, follow her. >> Can I have my bag? Can I have my bag one more time? >> Your what? >> My bag. Really quick. >> Uh >> And then I don't want to touch it again. It's in there. >> No. >> Yeah, no, not in here. Yeah, not in the office, unfortunately. Yeah, it's in there. >> Jordan, she's 41? >> Yeah. >> All right. So, Fernandez, she's going to be placed under arrest. You take charge from here, okay? >> Okay. >> The loss prevention employees informed the officers that the woman had attempted to exit the store eyelashes and underwear that she concealed on her person. Based on their surveillance footage and the store's decision the store decision to press charges, Jordan was placed under arrest for shoplifting. Jordan, she was handcuffed and placed inside the patrol car. Officer Robert Fernandez transported her to the Middletown Township Police Department for further processing. She was charged with shoplifting under 2C:20-11B1 and released pending her court appearance. >> Nope. Nope. You stand up for me. Turn around. >> [clears throat] >> You have anything in your pockets that are going to stab me or poke me? >> No, nothing. >> Just take these, right? >> I'm sorry. I just want to I don't want to lose anything out of my pockets. >> Take them out. >> Is there any way I could >> Take a deep breath. Like we already told you, okay? It's an easy process. I know it feels like a lot. >> No, it's not that. I just Can I take a picture of this one please? >> You want me to You want me to take you down to headquarters? We're going to take We're going to let you take off all those bracelets. We'll put it in a little bag for you. >> lost >> Of course, no. Yeah, we'll put it in a bag for you. We'll make sure it doesn't get lost, okay? >> We itemize everything, we put it in a bag, we inventory all of everything, and you sign off on it. >> Okay, I just want to make sure that I got it. It's like this is all >> Understood. It's on you. And now it's not going to >> Small pause here. If you like these videos, hitting subscribe would mean a lot. We're incredibly close to 100k, and your support helps more than you know. >> [snorts] >> Okay. Good? >> Yeah. >> Make sure you double lock those handcuffs for me. >> Yeah. >> And then you're going to search that bag. >> Can you pull my pants up a little? Okay. >> That was separate. All right. >> I have a broken foot also. >> Okay. >> So, if I walk >> I'm going to hold it there for you. >> I'm going to search her bag because that was for her, okay? >> What's that? >> What's that? >> Sorry, I just don't want to wave my arms. >> You're okay. Have you guys got the other stuff? >> Yep. >> Okay. >> Um I searched all that already. >> Oh, yeah, you did? >> Okay, sorry. >> Searched all that. Um that's all good. >> We searched her. She did a really good job. >> Good job, Jordan. All right, Jordan. Put all her stuff in her purse. We're going to transport her. I'll take her first. You take her and bring her out to our vehicle. What's that? No. Okay. So, that is your left foot, right? >> Mhm. >> Okay. >> And I'm having an abortion currently, too. >> Okay. Is that what the way I'm going? Just watch your head. I'm going to put this in front of you. I'll strap you. All right. Okay. Sorry. I'll make you as comfortable as I can. Are you feeling safe? What's the address? I'm not sure. All right. So, 422 to county. I'll be transporting one female 41 from Target to headquarters. Starting mileage is 116192. Okay. It's okay. Mommy's out there. 31 422 to county, I'll be transporting one female 41 to to headquarters. Starting mileage is 116192. Of course I stutter. So that's anytime we transport anyone. >> 42911 142 and 534 processor. >> If it's um an arrest, we're going to say 41. We're going to say if it's male or if it's female. If it's a juvenile, we're going to say juvenile. If it's a courtesy transport, which sometimes we get people rides places, yes, we're going to say courtesy transport one male from this location to that location. Starting mileage and ending mileage. >> Okay. >> So ma'am, just so you kind of understand the process a little bit. So we're going to take you into police headquarters. We're going to pull in. Um we'll unload you from the vehicle. Um we're going to search you. We're going to take off all that jewelry. We'll put it in a bag like I explained to you. Um then we're going to get you logged in with some paperwork um and then depending on your criminal history, we'll determine if this gets put on a warrant or summons. Um and then we'll go from there. >> So this is Bartholomew's call. >> Okay. >> But we're bringing her in. >> So we're basically just assisting him in the process. >> Yes, but so you're going to treat it though as since whenever someone is in your custody like they are right now. Right. So you're going to bring her in. You're going to search her again. You're going to get all the jewelry taken off. You're going to start the cell sheet. >> Okay. >> Then when that's all done, you say, "Bartholomew, do you need any more assistance or anything?" >> Okay. >> Cuz he's got other things on her right now, you know. So if you ever transport someone in, you bring them in, you do the search, you do everything as if it was your own. Start the cell sheet. And then after you're done with the cell sheet, that's where you call us. You can find out am I helping more or am I going back out? You never want to be the cop who brings someone in and then just handcuffs them to the bench and lets them sit there and then Barton will come in in an hour from now and nothing's done. >> Right. >> It's that teamwork of going because he's behind us already, but sometimes they're there longer. He's still retrieving video. >> Right. >> Let's say it's not this incident, it's a domestic. He's still gathering more information, getting statements, filling out bonds. So when he comes in, they should be fully processed and then put into the holding cell. >> It's a whole different ballgame cuz as you know with the military, everyone's like you're by yourself, good luck. You know what I mean? So it's like having that like family-oriented like style is like it's it's nice to have. >> And again, call all of you 15. We can see it and we can help with everything. It's awesome. That's how many people we have tonight. We have eight and nine, I believe. >> Yes, cuz Peredo came in direct as well. >> Okay, so we have nine. So we have some kind of room. Nothing else on the screen. So I don't see them kicking us out. >> Okay. >> I didn't switch the camera. >> You okay? Okay. >> But sometimes you know, they might be like, "Hey, hurry up and finish that and get back on the road." So hold on. >> Right. How did you get to Target? >> Uh my mom drove me. >> Okay. Do you have any criminal history? >> Uh I said I told them before in like 2020 I was smoking in front of Just when I was over there I was honestly smoking my house smoking my friend's house and they called. >> Okay. >> And uh it was before we were living together but it was 2 months like after they legalized it so I got my card but they did bring me in like >> Okay. >> But that was the only other time I was >> Okay. So, again, I don't make the determination from my experience. It's It's No, it sounds like most likely this is going to get put on a summons. Um so, you know, we'll we'll do our whole process. No, yeah, I just want I just want to let you know so I cuz I I can see that you're having a little anxiety. Most likely you'll be with us for an hour and then we'll drive you back to your car and you'll go about your night and you'll have a court date. >> [snorts] >> You okay? >> You said wait, so you're getting in the car? >> I'm actually going to hop out because I have to get in that car. >> We're going to write something on the unit. Just say you're 10-9. Ending mileage. >> 422 to county, 10-9 at headquarters. Ending mileage is going to be 116194. >> 116194 and 19. >> Court records indicate that on March 9th, 2026 her shoplifting charge was downgraded to unnecessary noises, ordinance 341-4 as part of a plea agreement. She also had to pay a total of $533 in fines as part of her guilty plea. >> They're expecting us. Go ahead. Uh you can go off with our cameras cuz we're not on the full um video. >> Okay. >> Um tag it and arrest, put this case number. Put 20 part off.