Police and Walmart loss prevention staff watch CCTV cameras as a woman is actively skip scanning items. She'll scan some items while others she completely skips. And at the end of her transaction, she gets a receipt and heads towards the exit. Loss prevention and police also head to the exit to intercept her. However, in the next few moments, they'll realize that she's anything but your average 63-year-old. >> So, ma'am So, ma'am, you're under detainment right now for shoplifting. So, you don't have >> No, I will give it to you. >> No, you don't have a choice this time. >> I don't care. >> You're legally detained under a lawful investigation. >> So, ma'am, I need your receipt. Thank you. Do you have your ID? And you can have a seat on the bench. >> Can I see your ID, please? >> No. >> You're going to go to jail, ma'am. >> What for? >> It's obstruction. >> Take me to jail. >> I absolutely will. >> So, do you know why you're in here? >> So snappy. >> I'm not. I'm asking for your ID. No, ma'am. >> I ain't talking to you. >> You absolutely will. >> No. So, you missed a bunch of items at the register. So, that's why you're in here. Well, I didn't know I missed them. So, I'm just going to be honest with you. We have really good cameras, better than the police department's cameras. So, if you're honest with me, I'll be honest with you. I'm being honest with you. Okay, cool. You can talk to the officer. No, I'm not talking to him. >> Absolutely, you are. >> No, I'm not. >> All right. Well, you can be under arrest, then. >> Just arrest me, ma'am. >> No. Your ID. >> We're going to do the TW, and whatever we're going to be charging you with. >> Yeah. >> I have a My brother is out there, and he is very handicapped. >> I get that, but >> And >> I just watched everything >> Just wait a minute. >> You ain't going to do this to me. I just watched everything at that minute. >> I'm telling you that if you're going to take me to jail >> absolutely take you to jail. Do you want to go to jail? Is that how we want to do this? >> Will you wait a minute? >> We're trying to explain to you. They're trying to be nice to you. We asked for your ID. I've asked for your ID and you simply said no. >> No, I won't. >> Which is enough to go to jail that in itself. >> Forever. All right. >> You can absolutely go to jail. No. >> You fully intentionally missed Just us. Okay. No, you ain't putting the handcuffs on me. >> Yes, I am. >> Dude, no, you're not. No, you're not. You won't get the other hand. Get off OF ME. YOU'RE HURTING ME. YOU'RE HURTING ME. GOD DAMN IT, YOU'RE HURTING ME. >> YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. >> I UNDERSTAND I'M UNDER ARREST, BUT YOU'RE hurting me. >> And I've asked you nicely. >> You just tore my skin and I'm going >> I've asked you nicely. >> Get off of me. YOU'RE HURTING MY HANDS. GOD DAMN IT. >> I'VE ASKED YOU NICELY. >> LOOK. >> COME ON. >> I'll give IT TO YOU, BUT LOOK WHAT YOU DID. >> 45, step it up. Give me your other hand now. Give me your other hand now. Give me your other hand. >> Look what you did. >> Look what I did. All I asked was for your ID. All right. >> What? >> WHO THE [ __ ] HANDS BEHIND YOUR HANDS behind your >> Hands up. >> Don't [ __ ] hurt me and I'm going to let you >> SORRY, SO >> GOD I DAMN IT, YOU'RE HURTING ME. >> I have asked >> Don't tell me to shut the >> And sit the [ __ ] down. >> I'm going to kill you, you son of a >> Sit the [ __ ] down. What you going to do? >> You're hurting me. >> You shouldn't have talked like that to somebody. >> I WASN'T TALKING TO NOBODY, NO WAY. >> You all right? >> Yeah. >> Don't [ __ ] tell me to shut up. >> It's open now. >> I need my brother's attention. >> What are you going to >> Can you bring him in here? >> No, not at all. >> So, he's not coming in here. >> Not at all, ma'am. >> Especially not with you acting like that. >> All we were asking you probably would have got a trespass. How old are you? >> I'm 63 years old. >> You probably would have just >> physically disabled. >> You probably would have just got a simple trespass. >> my arm like that. >> We'll have the EMS come check you out for a friendly city. >> You had no reason to break my arm like that. >> Do you have the EMS coming out? >> Cuz you absolutely resisted. By law >> giving this out for you. >> No, and then you snatched your arm. >> When I reached >> I didn't kick you. >> Yeah, you [ __ ] did. >> NO, I DIDN'T. >> YEAH, YOU [ __ ] did. >> customer. >> I DON'T GIVE A [ __ ] RIGHT NOW, YOU DON'T DESERVE ANY RESPECT. >> YES, I DO. I'M A DISABLED PERSON. >> And what does that mean? That you could you are you could kick us? You could resist us? >> I can't get respect. >> I could get three tickets right now. >> I know you don't, and that's why you make us look like cops. >> Exactly. >> And trying to detain her, she resisted, got her handcuffs, put on the handcuffs. >> Can you loosen these handcuffs up, please? >> I tried to be nice to you. I tried to ask for this. You told me no. I reached for it, you snatched your hands away, and you said, "You're not getting this." >> Well, I was going to give it to her. >> No. So, she said you're going to talk to the cop. I have EMS on the way to check you out. They can bandage you up, and you're going to jail. >> Good deal. You have a prior theft. >> Exactly. Then you went to kick my officer. So, now I'm done speaking with you. The only thing that I will tell you is how much of the items that you decided to pass final point of sale without even attempting to scan. >> Where's the Where's the 40 Where's the other one? >> He's out in the vehicle. >> No, um What do I do about my brother he can't drive? >> Well, he better call the >> Well, I guess we'll call DCS then. No, you may not call DCS on him. >> I'm going to >> I'll call somebody to come get me. >> Okay, so relax. All I asked was a simple question for your ID, and you said no. All they're trying to do is a simple thing because we physically sat here and watched you. We watched you. You didn't have to do anything extra. You didn't have to fight back. I wasn't going to put you in handcuffs because guess what? They're not comfortable. >> No, they're not. >> But when I reached for this and you snatched my wrist, I said, "All right, that's it." I've already given you time and time >> what you got me into. >> Yes, so EMS is coming. That's fine. You shouldn't have resisted. You shouldn't have kicked an officer. >> don't talk to me. >> Stop. I have not I can talk just like you can. I can do the same thing. All right? >> And you're going to have to uncuff me so I can call somebody to come get >> going to uncuff you. >> No. >> Well, only You're going to give us the number, and we're going to call them for you. >> No, I'll go out and tell my brother. >> No, you're not going to call anybody. You're under arrest. >> I understand now. >> You're not going anywhere. >> You're going to have to take me right BACK THERE. >> WHAT COUNTRY DO YOU THINK YOU'RE IN RIGHT NOW? >> You need to be quiet. >> What country are you in, ma'am? What country are you in, bro? >> What country are you in? >> The same one that you're in that you're under arrest in, and you're going to go to jail. Yeah. >> You need to go back to your country. >> It's this country. >> I'm not going to do that in my office. Absolutely not. >> Aren't you from US? >> I'm from here. I'm born and raised in >> Yeah, I know, right? >> And I follow the laws better than she does. >> So, if you're going to make those comments, I very much advise you to keep your mouth shut in my office. >> I can talk however I want. >> Good. >> You're not going to speak in my office that way. >> I can talk however I want. >> Ma'am, I'll say what I choose in your face. >> Did you remove any of those items at the register intentionally? >> No, I didn't. >> Okay. >> We we watched you on camera, this camera that was right here. I literally sat here and I watched you. >> Well, I didn't mean to. >> I didn't >> If I did >> So, I literally can never come to Walmart again, either. Thank you. >> Yeah, we're going to >> Yeah, you're being trespassed from Walmart. >> Will you please go out and tell my brother what's going on? >> No. Why would I do something so nice? When I was trying to talk to you I was trying to talk to you and you did all this extra that didn't need to be done, and now you're asking me to go out and do this. >> So, what my brother has his phone in his >> Okay. No. You have to think this is going to be on you. >> No, it's not. >> This is. You're the one that stole. You're the one that's under illegal detention. You put yourself Oh, okay. That's fine. So, this >> This town is no better than there than what you >> So, why did you come over here, then? Probably fit in. >> Cuz you're an [ __ ] >> So, what number am I calling? To come pick you up? >> phone like oh. >> All right. Well, after EMS gets here, we'll go through that. Who said Who is it? Who's coming to pick them up? >> I have to have my phone to be able to tell you that. >> You don't have a name? That's all I'm asking. I never asked for anything more than a name. This is where the problem is. You're above everything. She doesn't want to go to jail, but she's definitely going now. >> I don't care if I go to jail. I'll get out of jail. >> Uh You know, you tried to kick you, though, so that's felony. And And it's a >> And it's resisting with violence because you literally resisted. That's how your arms got cut up. And she said, "No." I asked her for ID, she said, "No, I'm not giving it to you." I asked again, she said, "No." I went to reach for it, she snatched her wrist. I said, "Okay, you're going into custody." >> So, in the meantime, he rips my skin wide >> Trying to detain you. Literally trying to put you in handcuffs. as you were fighting. >> are you, ma'am? >> I am 63 years old. >> are you shoplifting cars? Aren't you a little too old for that? >> Because he's an [ __ ] >> Well, I think so, too. >> She literally walked into this room as I was trying to detain you. >> He's an [ __ ] cuz you called him in here. >> Yeah, absolutely did because you've been just like this the entire time, right from the vestibule till here. >> My brother is sitting out there and he's very handicapped. >> So, what which vehicle is he in? >> So, which vehicle Where which vehicle are you >> You don't even know if he's related to the vehicle. >> What vehicle did you guys drive? >> All this All this could have been avoided. >> She needs to be checked out for her hands. >> Look what they did to me, okay? >> Yeah, my goodness. >> Look what she did. >> No, he did it, okay? >> So, tell me what happened. What did he do? >> He twisted my arm back there. >> When he was trying to arrest you? >> Yeah, when I told him to leave it. >> For shoplifting? >> When I told him he was hurting me. He wouldn't stop. >> And I said, "You're under arrest." How's it going, sir? >> All right, I have >> Do you have someone you can call for a ride cuz she's going to jail. She decided she wanted to fight the cops when we were just trying to detain her for uh her shoplifting that she did. Just so you know, you are technically an accessory cuz you sat there and watched her steal items. >> I didn't >> You were in the car. I'm not doing I'm not pressing any charges on you, but I'm just letting you know you were technically an accessory in the state of Florida and you can be charged just as such, the same charges she gets minus the battery on Leo and the resisting. Yes, her hands were cut. She's going to complain when we tried to cuff her up and she decided to fight us. She was refused to give the receipt. She refused to give an ID even after she was put under detainment. So, she needs You guys need a ride. You need to call someone for a ride. Do you have a phone number? >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. >> Call someone, please. You good? >> I'm I'm straight. >> Okay, well, she said she was concerned about you that you might have a stroke while sitting here. So, I >> No, no, no. >> coming out to check on you. >> I just I just I just got real bad you know. >> I got you. If you need anything, feel free to come inside, call 911, all right? I'm going to walk back inside and see if we can get >> Um so, she in there all weekend? >> No, she'll have a bond. Like, she'll be getting a bond either tonight or 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. >> Okay. >> So. All right? >> Yeah, but I I did >> No, I'm not I'm not press pressing any charges, but you sat there and physically watched her s- failed to scan items, you put it in the basket, you put it in the bags, put it in the basket. There was a lot of items. We watched everything from start to finish. >> Okay. Like I said, I'm not here to press charges on you. Walmart doesn't want to pursue any charges on you. >> Okay. It's my mom, my mom. >> Oh, you're good. >> Are you okay, hon? >> Yeah. >> That's his mother-in-law right there. That's zero. >> And she fought with the officer. >> Are you able to give him a ride? >> No, she's going to get my oldest son. >> to get my grandson. >> Okay. Sounds good. Thank you. All right, you guys be safe. All right, we're going to get out of here now. All right? All right, have a good one. >> Do you have some toilet paper or something? >> What you say now? >> Do you have some toilet paper or paper towels? >> For your face? Yeah, we'll let you clean, but I'm going to tell you right now those handcuffs are going back on, though. >> Yeah, I know. Now, I'm going to tell you there's a stun gun in here. >> Well, I wouldn't grab it and pull it out. Just leave it in there. I'm not going to you know, go after your purse a stun gun. With your purse and stuff like that, do you trust your family members to have that? Okay, cool. So, the less stuff you bring the better. Yeah, try to get as loose as long as they don't move on her cuz I want her skin to get ripped up more. In it? Yeah. >> Yeah. >> It's going to be tight. I promise I'll walk out to the car. >> Which one is the worst hand? Was it this one or the other one? >> This one. >> All right, [clears throat] so I'm going to take See if you can Yeah, it's You have a You have a belt. Just put it in that belt loop. >> What do you want? >> Yeah. You know, no, she's going to She's going to put it to your pant belt loop. All right, there we go. >> The 63-year-old woman was caught skip scanning clothing, food, and other kitchen accessories with a total shoplifting value of $173.91. She was originally charged with resisting an officer with violence, petty theft over $100, and battery on a law enforcement officer. She entered a no contest plea on resisting with violence where adjudication was withheld. And for this resisting charge, she received 4 years of reporting probation. She was adjudicated guilty on petty theft over $100, and prosecutors chose to drop battery on a law enforcement officer. For resisting, she received 4 years of reporting probation where she must maintain full-time employment of at least 30 hours per week or provide proof of disability or job searching efforts. She was also ordered to complete an 8-hour anger management course. There were also a few unusually specific conditions such as her being trespassed from Walmart stores, trespassed from internet cafes, casinos, and establishments with electronic gaming machines. She was also ordered to write at least a 300-word letter of apology to the two officers involved and the Walmart loss prevention woman. And as a result of her shoplifting $173, she was imposed a total amount of $1,268 in court costs, fees, and fines. As always, let me know your honest thoughts on this case down below in the comment section. Stay safe out there, and I'll see you in the next video. >> I ASKED YOU NICELY. COME ON. >> I'LL give it to you, but look what you did. >> Fine. Give me your other hand now. Give me your other hand. >> Look what you did. >> Look what I did. All I asked was for your ID. All right. >> What? >> Hands behind your Hands behind your Hands up. >> Don't [ __ ] work me, and I'm going to Cuz I give You're hurting me.