Are you saying you need your phone charged right now to pay? Is that what you're saying, miss? >> So, if we charge your phone, you're going to pay? >> Who is what? >> Not on the right. >> Oh my goodness. >> Part of it. >> Let's try another one. Don't worry. Oh, approved. >> Approved. >> Wow. How about that? Oh, so that took $50 off? >> On July 16th, 2023, Orlando, Florida officers from the Orlando Police Department responded to a food retail location after a woman consumed and contaminated over $100 worth of merchandise without payment. The real issue is not whether she intended to steal, [music] it is whether intent can survive conduct that makes payment impossible before it even begins. >> Oh, hey guys. I'm leaving right now. I just after I paid for the food, of course. >> You don't pay for the food? >> Yeah, but they won't charge my phone. They don't let me have Apple Pay because the other ones are 125. So, we already got whatever. >> No. >> There's a thousand of us. >> Oh, are you going to call the police or what? I don't want to waste all my time with you. >> No. >> Okay, but what I was saying is that I was paying for this with Apple Pay. I didn't know my phone was dead. I have the money to pay for it. And they were like, "I hate broke, flat-ass white bitches." Later, they harassed me. It's all under the surveillance. I promise you on God. And then, this one right here with the eyeglasses is saying she's yelling at me to come out. >> So, ma'am, are you saying you need your phone charged right now to pay? Is that what you're saying, miss? >> So, if we charge your phone, you're going to pay? >> What kind of phone do you got? >> Apple iPhone, uh 14 Pro Max, 256. >> Can you show it to me, please? >> I have a court date on the 15th. I don't know what you're talking about. >> You got a phone charger? >> Yeah. >> You got a phone charger? >> Mega 600. You can buy the block right here. This is triple C for me, and then I'll trade you some C for it. Which one are you buying, honey? >> I'm not buying anything for you. >> Oh, I can buy the charger and then pay >> No, you get No, no, no. >> Do they have a charger? >> We're going to loan you a charger temporarily to charge your phone, hopefully. >> They said They said you're on the 31st. They actually I was like, "What? How do you know about 31st?" I'll see you in there." And she was like, "Yeah, catch me outside, bitch." And I was like, "What?" >> All right. All right. >> I saw you in the back there. >> Will you use the charger back there? >> Take her. What does take her mean? I've got to pay for it. You can't take me to 33rd. No, I did not. >> We have to give her an opportunity to pay. We got to try. Otherwise, it's not going to fly with the state attorney. >> I do not understand her situation all the time. That's why I got to That's actually lawsuit. Already in here. >> I have a feeling it's not going to work out. So, but we got to got to try. >> I pull up, pull up, pull up. Why should I pay for that? >> How are you supposed to charge it? >> want her to touch it. She said there's no way to charge it that way. I don't want her DNA on my phone. What am I going to do if I have her DNA on my phone and she steals it from me and I walk out right now and she goes to 33rd for life? I don't want her DNA on my phone. What am I going to do if I have her DNA on my phone and she steals it from me and I walk out right now and she goes to 33rd for >> so you can pay for the stuff you just ate. >> She lied to you on camera on your actual statement. She said charger. Then she said you're a [ __ ] >> It's called >> Do you have a ID or driver's license on you so we can talk to you? >> I had a 180 185 card to sell via mail and I never got it back. >> Okay. How much does she owe? The chips, too? >> All of it. >> Did you open every single one of these? >> She put her hand in every single one of these boxes. All of it. She opened this up. >> Are all of these open? Some of them are not. I'll tell you what, the ones that are not open, let's just get rid of them. The ones that she has opened and touched, I don't think we'll just get charged for those. What's your first name? >> I'm a YouTuber and it's um >> What's your What's your first name? >> Dynasty Dynasty Dynasty Dynasty >> Uh how many more things of soup? How many things of soup total? I think it's going to be like eight things of soup. What's your date of birth, Dynasty Robertson? >> It's 2 19 46. >> I'm going to just confirm that you have the money on your account to pay for this. >> do. Yes, I do. But I can't see it right now until the charge comes up. >> Okay. And and and and and >> It looks Hold on. It looks like it's probably going to be over $100. >> Over $100? That's great. >> Okay, as long as you have $100, that's fine. >> Yeah, but they they were acting like it was going to be $500,000. Like >> No, I don't I don't think the the bills generally go up that high in this store. So, Roberson, r o b a r s o n? Where are you from? >> From the kingdom. >> What state is that? >> Guyana. g u y a n a. >> How long have you been in the United States? >> Um I'm I can be deported at any time, so I've only been here for about 2 weeks. >> You've been in the United States for 2 weeks from Guyana. >> That's correct. Any more questions? >> have an accent. That's interesting. >> Wow, isn't that how it is the way, too? >> Usually it's something like this. >> Oh, really? You've been to Guyana before? >> No, but I know Guyanese people. >> Oh, you know Guyanese people, but you have not been to Guyana. >> I've not been to Guyana. >> Just like this. See, they always do this. Get my breakfast out like 90% of Orlando, but then they always think that I'm not going to pay for stuff. Do I look like a broke [ __ ] to you? Like, you know what I mean? >> So, what year did you say you were born? >> Uh and would you like to pause rewind and then play again with this star recording of your accent where I went >> So, you said 1946, I believe. >> Yes, so I just asked what >> So, because I don't think that's accurate, cuz that would put you at like 70 years old. >> No, I'm probably 77, actually. >> Okay, are you 77 years old? >> That's why I have silver hair, see? You can get a 21-year-old with silver hair like this in the bathroom. >> Well, you look great for your age. >> Oh, thank you so much. >> The whole counter was filled with soup with soup bowls. >> She was just ladling it out? >> Yeah. And she kept going. I'm like, wait, this woman is going to say something to her because we can't keep letting her go on. So, then when she asked her, she would say that she'll feed the homeless with a $20 or $25 check. And she got mad. So, I'm like, ma'am, we can't pay with a check from McDonald's. She was like, I know. >> I don't know why, but I have a feeling Apple Pay is not going to work. That's just my professional opinion. So, okay. So, she consumed half of something out of each one of these boxes, okay? Does it turn on? There we go. Let's try to pay. All right. We got just enough juice. Let's pull up this Apple Pay. What happened? It came up? >> Yeah. >> Why don't you give it a whirl now? >> Think charged up. >> Come on. Let's go. Let's back up here. We're going to pay. >> Okay. If you want to go to the one that's fine. The big ones. >> Yeah, I'm pretty sure they can ring you out. >> You won't get even get to the booths if you tell me pay for it now. So, you can >> Exactly. >> Okay. >> Oh. >> Sorry. >> Yeah, turn. Turn turn it. No, other way. Keep going. No, no, other way. There you go. Are you able to walk, ma'am? >> No, that's fine. I'm okay. >> How did you make it into the store? >> I barely did. I can't. >> Oh. >> Discrimination. >> All right. Go that No, no, other way. Other way. Other way. Which one we going to be at? That's what I was trying to tell you. >> Right here. Right here. >> Right there? >> 19265. Is that what you said? He said 192 >> Yeah, that's exactly what I said. 192 So, if you're having trouble Oh, you got Oh, Oh, you got Oh. Hold on. Please wait. Please wait. >> Under Florida statute 812.015, retail theft is defined as taking possession of or depriving a merchant of merchandise with intent to deprive. The keyword is intent. When Dynasty Robertson opened and placed her hands inside each container before any payment was processed, she eliminated the merchant's ability to resell those items regardless of what came next. Under Florida statute 509.092 governing public food service, that contamination is a direct separate loss to the merchant independent of what she consumed. Still, a defense attorney would argue that opening packaging while planning to pay is poor judgment, not theft. That said, the contamination happened before any payment attempt. And that sequence is exactly what the law looks at. >> If you want to use a combination, that's also allowed. >> Is it okay if I call the credit card real quick to my bank or cassette to tell if that's okay? >> You should have a deal. >> All right, I like that. Here, we can also add >> I'm going to go get my card. >> Yeah, if it goes another direction, just let me know. >> Tell you what, you want to stop >> I'm doing the paperwork and I'll just stand by. >> All right. >> All right. >> Statement? >> Like, you guys always do this [ __ ] That's why you're getting sued, too. >> Well, that's up to the next person in line. >> And then the funny thing is, I would like not pay for it and they would still keep all the food and they wouldn't give me the food, so they win. >> No, actually, if you pay for it, it's yours right now. >> is if for some reason >> Well, right now they're doubting that you have the ability to pay for it. >> if it doesn't go through for some reason, they get to keep the food and charge me. That's what they do all the time. They did it at KFC the other night. They did it at Uber all the time. I have class action lawsuits all over the city, and I know more OPG than you know OPG, and you know this, man. >> All right, who wants to write a statement? >> I'll tell you this. >> Cuz she got home and >> How about we try another card because I don't think that one's going to work tonight. >> this is my card, so you wouldn't know how many times you have to swipe it till it actually works. This card is very What's it called? That encryption that I built into it cuz I did cyber security, okay? So, I know. Once I hit 17, it's about to right now the crew arrived. >> When you hit 17 times, it'll accept? >> show victory to the Bible, hello. >> Uh-huh. >> Yeah. >> Can I help you with that? >> Not authorized. There we go. >> Green card. >> What type of green card do you want? >> Um >> Oh, approved. There you go, approved. >> Wow. >> How about that? Oh, so that took $50 off? >> It's 43. >> I don't know what that was. >> Now we can get uh I don't know. 142. We'll try the Apple Pay again. Um maybe it's last maybe the Apple Pay will take a little more. I think that card's going to be depleted, so we can try another card. >> No, they're they're working Keep up live right now cuz they're they're live adding stuff to my Cash App. That's why it's going to say not authorized when I hit 17 cuz they're watching you get live added on your accounts cuz you guys are [ __ ] stupid. Obviously. So, this uh card not valid for 20. Let's see. Not authorized. Here. >> No, you can't hold on to this thing. Where is the Where is the other one? >> We had one card with $50 and we had another card with $4. >> Really? >> So, we're getting We're getting there. >> Is it a Medicaid card? >> All right, let's skip the Medicaid card. >> I was saying that's the issue. >> Let's try the uh The sole didn't work. >> Yep. >> No cash back. >> No, yeah, there's no way you can get it on this one anyway. >> I mean, the other one The other one seemed like it was working a little bit. >> Not on this one. >> No cash back. >> Yep. >> No cash. Oh. Oh. >> Let's try one more time. >> Oh, two lines in a row. >> Oh, really? >> You guys working on the same thing? >> Yeah, I am. >> We both got the same thing. >> Yeah. >> If you need to make a phone call and you go do that, we got no problem, but we got to get this out within a pretty short amount of time right now. >> Okay, no problem. >> Excuse me, sir. >> Man, I'm just got No, I just found out how to pay it off and have another card on here. So, I'm paying this for $1,300 right now. >> I'm ready for you to allow me. >> And then once I do that, then >> You want to buy my lunch going to see what we got on the wall over there? >> No, I was paying for this food and we'll be done with this. >> Would you like some? Cuz I'm just I don't know I'm fine. You guys want to pick it up? >> No. Once you buy it, it's all yours. >> I know, it's just too. >> Man, do you have any checks on you? >> I don't use checks. Do you use checks? >> Yeah, that's like an each. >> I know, but do you need a few checks? >> That's a weird question. >> I put this in my car. >> That's my car. >> Okay. >> This is my car. >> Oh, yeah. >> Give me federales. >> I guess we'll get a misuse as well. >> All right. That That'll That'll be enough. >> I would be satisfied this morning. >> Stand up. We know >> Stand up. >> I can't. I don't know. You can't do this to me. Let me get my cane at least, please. >> Your cane's going to come with you. Come on. We'll help you. We will be your cane. >> You won't let me get my cane. ABA ABA >> Ma'am. Let's go. >> Okay. All right. All right. All right. One Just give me a second. I got to get off this cuz my ass is so fat. >> Let's go. >> How do you want to do this? Um How do you want to do that? Oh, no. >> Left foot first. >> 911 911 I forgot >> Sir, an emergency shuttle for this? >> 1-800-NO-BOTTOM 133 who got my bail money today? It's for 13793 and they took off 50 and they're going to keep all the money and you're going to get free food and my car >> We'll get your stuff. >> and my this is how it goes. And Latoya and Portia, thank you very much for making yourself viral. It's real [ __ ] Get fired for real for real. So, officer Arielle, what's up? Call her. I'm on the way. >> Get locked. >> I can't wait to get locked up. >> Yeah, I'll get I'll grab the >> Solitary again. 27730 official [ __ ] I'm crazy. >> All right, man. Let's go. >> Marie cakes with an S85 on Snapchat 6000 subscribers to talking suck my dick. >> Yeah, man. Come on. There's kids in here. >> I don't care >> your kids, hide your wife. This is what we found. This is how we do it. On Sunday night, free chicken for everyone. >> Here, one second, ma'am. >> 42. Write it down. You do this spreadsheet and you have somebody record right now. That's my problem. She never showed up here. Like she just left you. And then you're paying for your [ __ ] and you're not paying for me and everything. Put me in the >> Well, we aren't getting cops. They don't like it when we do that. >> Like you did this last time. >> Here you go. >> $30,000 right now. >> All right, so look at this other car we got, right? >> So I can get So I can buy myself my dreams. M O N C R E A M. My dreams. Get them out of my way. Call my dreams. M O N C R E A M. Caller, I'll break you up. I'll buy you out. >> Almost there. >> Give me a second. Give me a second. >> Came back there. Just Okay. Thanks, sir. >> All right, again. >> All right, don't push me. Don't touch me. >> Please, please, please, please put the windows down. I'm having a panic attack. >> Okay. Scene's secure. All right, welcome to Orlando. >> Florida Statute 812.014 defines theft as knowingly obtaining another person's property with intent to deprive them of it. The partial $50 payment does not cure the prior contamination. Under Graham versus Connor, the reasonableness of force is evaluated from the perspective of a reasonable officer on the scene. Assisting an elderly woman with mobility impairments to stand and walk is not force. It is accommodation. Under Terry versus Ohio, an investigative stop requires reasonable articulable suspicion. Officers had a merchant complaint, consumed merchandise, and a subject who could not pay. That clears the threshold. The arrest required probable cause under the Fourth Amendment. Officers documented failed payment across multiple cards, contaminated inventory, and a subject who admitted consuming items without authorization. The record was solid. Florida Statute 877.03 covers disorderly conduct, acts that corrupt public morals or disturb the peace. Robertson's profane language in front of children in a retail space is relevant. Though courts apply this standard narrowly against First Amendment conflicts. Rather than arresting on the spot, officers charged her phone, ran multiple cards, and gave her time to call an associate. That is documented good faith, and it builds a probable cause record that is very hard to challenge in court. The one issue is on-camera commentary predicting payment failure before facts were established. That kind of statement, even when accurate, can surface in a suppression hearing as evidence of bias. Officers should stay forensically neutral, regardless of how obvious the situation appears. Robertson's defense, that she intended to pay and her phone died, is legally cognizable. Genuine intent to pay can negate the intent element under Florida Statute 812.014, but the contamination sequence undercuts it. She handled and rendered unsalable multiple items before any payment attempt. One card cleared $50. The rest did not clear the remaining balance. Lesson one, if you cannot confirm payment before consuming or handling merchandise, do not touch it. Under Florida Statute 509.092, contamination creates a loss the merchant cannot recover, regardless of your intent. Question two, officers are not required to facilitate payment indefinitely. More than 15 minutes and multiple attempts were given here. That patience is discretion, not a right. When a deadline is set, it carries legal weight. >> Lesson three. Every statement made on camera becomes evidence. Claims about Guyana, 17 swipe cybersecurity, and citywide lawsuits do not help. They only destroy the intent defense, which is the only viable argument in this case. If there is an interaction or legal topic you want covered, drop it in the comments.