An 18-year-old girl walks into a luxury car dealership in Ohio, hands over a fake ID, and tries to get approved for a Range Rover. And before she even finished filling out the application, the dealership staff had already figured out every single thing that was wrong, called the police, and were just waiting for her to walk back out. >> I don't know if you want to go around a different way or not, but So, we got her just sitting in the car. >> Okay. >> Just a quick rundown. So, she gave us a credit app. She had trouble filling out her information. Signed on the back. Her name's Emily. Signed it with a second E in the name. Came in saying she wanted to spell it at the beginning. >> Yeah. No, it's >> Emily, and then instead of just L Y, E L Y. And that's not her name as on her license. She just has like a temp license. Um she said she wanted a 450 payment. Wasn't sure she'd get approved. Showed her a $1,200 payment. She signed right away. We looked at the address. Doesn't line up. She says she's in Cincinnati. Works at a credit clinic. Nothing. She got dropped off. She said ran I mean, didn't call in about the car, and it's a Range Rover, so >> Do you guys have her license? >> I have the temp license in there. >> Do you want to go or buy her, or do you want to go around? >> I just want to see the license. Maybe I can run it and see. >> It's one of the >> And the temp license says she got it at a uh the L at like up here. This doesn't >> We pulled her credit. We asked her if she had any previous car loans. We could see that she did somehow. >> Huh. But there's a picture on her look like that. >> No, because it's the temp I mean, it's got like coffee >> Mhm. >> on the license. I've got them, and >> Right. >> There's the white space. She said she signed here. >> Huh. And obviously that doesn't really match with >> I mean, she signed it again here with a kind of second name. >> Then we asked her to simple questions about her credit report like previous auto loan. She didn't She didn't know she had had one at the time. >> This is a $54,000 loan she had before and she's from there. She says she works at the Cleveland Clinic in Cleveland. It's a 216. And then look where she got this at right over in Ellenton. >> Where's Mason? That's Cincinnati? >> Yeah, downtown Cincinnati. >> Where's she saying she's living now? >> She says she's lived here for 20 years and 3 months. And you can see here she almost screwed up that. >> Was she looking at her license when she filled this out? >> So my sales guy >> Wrong name spelling, mismatched address, a denied prior loan she claimed never existed. There. >> Hello. >> Can you guess why I'm here today? >> Um why? >> Can you guess? You don't know idea? Okay. Um >> You want my ID? >> Yeah. Folks They're telling me and you can tell me this is true or not. Where do you live right now? >> Um >> I'm looking at this. Where do you live? >> I live in Cleveland, Ohio. >> In Cleveland? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you have a real ID on you? >> No, not right now. >> No? Not yours? >> Um not at the moment. I don't have my ID but I do have my driver's license. >> What's your name? >> Lala. >> Okay. Lala. Stand up, put your hands behind your back. So you want piece of paper that you made up? >> Mhm. >> You know how it says >> I did not. >> Read that. Did you read it about Audrey Park? >> Yes. >> Okay. And it says there Do you have anything on you that's illegal? >> No. >> Anything sharp, dangerous? >> No. >> Drugs? >> No. >> Weapons or anything like that? >> Nope. >> Okay. All right. Anything else besides your phone? >> Nope. >> No? Okay. All right. I'll be right back in if you don't mind so someone wouldn't mind waiting around. I know you guys are closing and looking to go home. >> She had been driven there by people she barely knew, handed a fake ID at the door, and told to walk in and ask for zero down on the Range Rover. >> Stand right by this front tire for me. All right. Well, listen, you got the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present with you while you're being questioned. Do you understand all those rights that I read to you? >> Yes. >> Okay. Why are you out here without fake license? >> It wasn't even my ID, it was somebody working doing some dumb [ __ ] or something. >> So, whose idea was it? What were what were they trying to do? >> I guess they were trying to put a car get a car down and just keep it or whatever, but I told them I don't think that's a good idea because >> Yeah, 14 211. >> No, I this is me taking a big ass risk. I'm talking about this is my ID. You know what I'm saying? It's my stuff. I'm talking about I'm still young. So, when I had came in here, they had said >> Okay. So, you were you were told what? >> I'm an 18-year-old female. >> They They told me to come They had drove me all the way down here, gave me that Yes, gave me that and told me to just go in there and say that you want a car down for 100 I mean, for a $0. >> Okay. Why did you think that it was a good idea or it was going to work? >> Exactly. Well, I have I have a job, but I have I I raise my grandma like I live to take care of her. This is irritating. >> So, you knew that you're coming in here with a fake ID to try buy a car. >> Not buy it. >> Not buy it, then what? >> I wasn't going to buy it. It was zero down. I was going to try to see if I was going to get approved for it. So. >> Okay. You're going to try to get approved for it and if you got approved, then what? >> Um nothing. >> You're going to walk out the door? >> I was just going to >> You're going to try to get the car? >> No, I couldn't I I can't drive the car. I ain't driving it, but I was going to see if I could get approved then I was going to come back, you know, next day or something. Well, whatever they wanted to do. But I I was just trying to see if I could get approved for a car. >> Okay. You're 18 years old? >> Yes. >> Have you tried it before? >> Nope. >> No? >> Nope. This is my first ever time experience ever doing something like this. >> You've been arrested before? >> Nope. >> You have as a kid? And what's his plan? See you on what she's saying. No? >> This is very nerve-racking for me, so you know, I have to >> These pants going too? >> No. I just got these the other day from my auntie. I just kept the tag on there just to show people I got them. Something I I don't know why we do that, but that's what we do. We will keep the tags on our stuff just to show people how much it cost them. >> No? We don't do that in Akron. Must be a Cleveland thing. Or some of your group. Peoples. Did you read this thing at all or >> No. And I should have read that. >> Should have read this part? >> Yes. I should I should have read that [ __ ] You You right. >> Tells you it's illegal to have this right on it. >> I didn't even read it. >> This part you probably didn't read. This part you didn't read, but I'm sure you probably studied this part real good to try to >> I should have read it. But I have my own license. That's That's what's wild to me. Like I should have read that [ __ ] >> Who made that? >> Um I know the person who had had it made. I I know who that is and I know their Instagram. And yes, I will be a snitch. I don't care. >> Who made it? >> Um his name is on Instagram. >> Do you know his real name at all? >> Um no. >> No? Do you know his real name? >> he look like. Nope. I know his number. >> What's his number? >> It's in my phone. >> All right. >> But I can show you the Instagram. >> Why did you guys start to come down on Akron and try it? >> Um this is where they took me. I had no clue there was like I never had any clue that we was going this far. So when I looked at my location, I'm like why is we going all the way to Akron? >> Yeah. >> This This is far as hell. >> Yeah. >> This past Bedford. I'm like man bro. >> You could You guys had the whole Bedford Auto Mile. Right there. The moment those people outside saw a police car pull up, they were gone. They had sent an 18-year-old in to do their dirty work and disappeared the second things went wrong, leaving her to face every single charge alone. >> do have anything you're not supposed to have They have a scanner at the jail. >> Just my own god I know. >> They'll see it. They can see stuff that's inside you. It's like a x-ray machine. >> Yeah, I don't got >> So tell us now cuz it's another It's another felony charge. >> It's my I don't got nothing. >> I'm just >> came out here with on phone to myself. >> Okay. So, was this the car she was trying to buy, this Kia? Did she come Did she come in with this or >> No, she I needed her to show me proof uh insurance uh the insurance she was filing through created that and then she >> Oh. Oh, it is Okay, it is insurance. Okay. Oh, I see. Okay. >> Never a dull moment here at all. >> Yeah. Can't believe they thought she could get away with it. But, you're 18, I'm guessing. >> Yeah. >> All right, tell me about these insurance documents. Huh? >> They sent that to me so I could show you. >> They sent it to you? Okay, so you didn't come up with them yourself? Was it the same person that paid for Was it the same person that sent you these things? >> Uh well, I could show you. >> Okay. They're up in Cleveland now, this taper is in or do you hang out with them in person at all? >> Well, this is actually my second time meeting them. They shouldn't be that far but not too far from here cuz they're the ones who dropped me off and was paying so >> Was it Was it the same guy that dropped you off? Did he drop you off? >> Yes, yes, he >> Um Did they Did you have to call them to come pick you up? >> Well, it was when I came out they supposed to be waiting right there where they dropped me off at but I They supposed to >> They probably saw me and took off, I'll bet you. >> Yeah, that's what I'm guessing. But >> What kind of car they got? >> Um it was a Nissan. >> Color? >> Um gray. Gray Nissan. And that when I first pulled up, I was sitting I was sitting over there. >> And when you were sitting over there, you could see him? >> Yeah. >> All right. Yeah, they were parked about 15 minutes ago. They hung out. Okay. >> [laughter] [laughter] [crying] [laughter] [snorts] >> Excuse me. >> Yes. >> Is there any way I could show you the text messages or like his number or anything? >> Yeah. >> I ain't going to jail. >> Yeah. Uh >> [snorts] >> What do you Like what are you trying to say? >> Like I ain't trying to get put down for this. I ain't I got a life. I got >> but you did. >> But I'm not the one who made the the thing. >> You got to be careful with what you do. You're 18 now. >> [snorts] >> You got some real consequences. >> Do you know how long I'mma be in there? >> No, I do not know. >> Could you call my mom for me? >> You'll be able to do that in here, you know, tonight. >> Could you Could I just show you the guy's face or anything? >> I don't need to see that at the moment. >> Here's what walking into that dealership on someone else's instructions cost LaLa at 18 years old. She was arrested and charged with forgery and false identification. Felony level charges that follow you long after the handcuffs come off. She had her own real ID in her pocket the entire time. She signed a fraud warning on the credit application without reading a single word of it. The fake insurance documents were created and sent to her phone in real time while she sat inside that dealership. And the people who put her up to all of it, the ones who drove her there, handed her the fake ID, and told her just go in and say zero down, were already gone before the officer finished reading her rights. She asked if she could call her mom. She asked how long she would be in there. She offered to hand over the fake ID maker's [music] Instagram, his phone number, and the text messages on her phone. If this is the kind of content you come here for, make sure you subscribe. There is a lot more on this channel that you don't want to miss.