A woman at a flea market realizes her phone is missing. About an hour later, she notices it moving on its own before it eventually stops in a residential area. At the flea market, officers review nearby business cameras and confirm that a man picked up her phone and left in a gray truck. The phone's location and the matching license plate both lead police to this address. Officers arrive at the house and body camera footage captures what happens next. Somebody just came to the window. >> Yeah. You don't mind? >> Hey. >> Hey. >> How you doing? >> Good. How are you? >> Good. Where's the fellow that drives this um truck right here? this gray truck. >> Oh, it's because uh last night um we couldn't find the the key from that one to take it out and get in on the >> this gray truck. >> Oh, the gray >> Yeah. >> Oh, no. Um >> who drives that truck? >> It's uh my It's my mother-in-law husband. >> Okay. Is he here? >> Yeah. >> And tell him to come. >> He's not the owner. >> Okay. Well, tell him to come here. >> Does he have a goal? He might not. Yeah, >> it's a iPhone Otter box. >> I think he was taking a shower. >> There was two people in the truck when it all went down. He's He's getting closer. >> Isn't it for a phone? >> Yeah. >> Oh, he found it on the on the flea market. >> Mhm. >> And then he get it. I I have it there. I was waiting for somebody to call. >> Oh, okay. Who went with them >> to the flea market? >> Just my my mother-in-law and he >> just took it from the from the from the floor. >> Gotcha. >> He's going to get it. >> Okay. That's him, right? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Got you. >> Yeah. He uh they went to I put it to in charge to charge it cuz uh it was 5%. So I I put it to charge it. So if they >> Do you have your ID, buddy? In your wallet there in your pocket. >> How come he didn't take it to the office? >> Huh? >> How come he didn't take it to flea market office? >> Well, he found it outside. So >> yeah, he just >> Can we pull that door close for just a second? Oh, >> perfect. Very good. >> Hands together for me. There you go. >> So, here's the deal. You can't go just taking folks phones and taking them to your house. Okay? If it's lost and you're trying to get it back to its owner, especially if you're at a business, most people just take it to like the office at the flea market or, you know, the counter at a gas station or a store. They don't take it home with them, right? >> Okay. So, what can we do now? >> Right now, y'all can wait until he gives you guys a call from the jail and see about bonding them out. >> Okay. Well, he's saying because he didn't know even the office. >> Well, I guess he can save that for for court. >> Okay. >> You got to make a reasonable attempt to get it back to its owner. Taking it home is not a reasonable attempt, right? >> So, you want to leave these keys here. How about How about your wallet with you or here? Yeah, he can take it. Can he take just his license? Let's go. Let me just >> Okay. No kidding. Can you uh take him out or something? I I got like 12 miles on the on the thing. 7:30 radio run a 27 out of Illinois. >> Yeah, I got it. Hotel 66. Correction. Very good. Thank you, sir. I'm gonna return the phone back in and >> that'll be good, right? Perfect. I'm just going to square away. I appreciate you. >> You're welcome. >> I got to kind of explain to you. You want to stay out here? That's fine, too. Like I kind of explained to you, uh, you know, anytime you're finding lost property or whatever, you've got to make a valid attempt, right? Um, and it's just like if y'all were to lose your phone and you know, I take take it back up. I live two counties away. if I was to take your phone to my house, you'd be thinking, "Why the hell did somebody take my phone?" Right. Um, so that's just kind of the deal with it. Um, in a couple hours, he'll be able to see a judge. Either if it's not sometime this afternoon, it'll be sometime tomorrow. Okay. He'll be able to see the judge. He'll give you guys a call and you'll be able to come get them. Okay. Okay. >> So, it's pretty simple. I hate that it has to happen this way, but I mean, >> it is what it is, right? >> Yeah. He didn't milk it, so >> Yep. So, >> we just moved here, so >> Okay. Well, y'all take care. The man was charged with theft of lost or mislaid property, but the case was ultimately dropped after he completed a pre-trial diversion program. However, in the next case, judges were not as lenient. At 9:00 a.m., a beverage delivery driver arrives and unloads multiple pallets of drinks at a gas station. >> Mhm. >> I've heard it all now. Right. >> It's like the things you see in here. So, this is him. >> All right. He uses his $4,000 pallet jack as usual to move the beverages toward the back of the store, leaving it unattended while he places the drinks inside the cooler. This is not a quick process. And in that time, a man later identified as 33-year-old Shawn takes advantage of the moment. He climbs onto the pallet jack, briefly lies down to rest, even reads a newspaper, and then eventually takes the delivery driver's pallet jack and wheels it away through the grass. He moves a short distance out of sight of both the delivery driver and the officer. You >> guys want to do as a company? Do you want to press charges? It's okay. I find it. Okay. Yeah, I find it. Let me let me talk to my supervisor. >> Yeah, talk to your supervisor real quick. I'm still going to get your info. >> Yeah. >> Hey, Chris. Uh, do you want to do a charge for that or >> what do you do you want? Do you want to pursue to do a report? Police report? >> I'm going to do a report anyway. >> Uh, he want to do a report anyway. So, so >> I just need to do you guys want to if if I mean technically didn't steal it steal it steal it. >> I I mean but do you guys >> you want to do a statement and tell us what happened? >> You want to do a statement and say what happened or leave it like that. >> Tell him don't worry about it. No, >> don't worry about it. Yeah. >> I still just need your ID real quick. >> Okay. Cuz if it is the same guy that I've been looking for, it's just one one more thing I can just, you know, >> I guarantee you he was trying to sell that pal Jack to that romac guy. >> Guarantee it. >> So, do you have any other video where he went or we stuck on that? Are we stuck on that one corner? >> That front door one. >> She's over there. >> Black shirt, gray shorts. Gray shorts. >> It's like khaki cargo. >> All right. Thanks, brother. Appreciate, man. >> Thank you. >> You're welcome. >> Oh, that is him. That's my guy. >> Hey, I mean my friend to help us. >> I'll come back. Let me go look for him. I want to go see if he's around stuff. >> Hey, you know that burglary I had over at the Allstate place? Uh the same guy I think was just here trying to steal a pallet jack uh from a Budweiser guy. I'm just going to patrol around. to find him real quick. >> Officers scan the area and spot the man a few hundred feet away in the grass where he abandons the pallet jack and takes off running. The officer immediately returns to his patrol vehicle and moves quickly to cut off his escape. >> Stop, man. Don'ting move. >> Take it easy. >> Get on the ground. Get on THE [ __ ] GROUND NOW. GET ON THE GROUND. Get on the ground. Get down on the [ __ ] ground. PUT YOUR HANDS OUT ON THE GROUND. >> ARMS BEHIND YOU NOW. PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> RELAX. >> Other hand. Give me that hand. >> Take it easy. >> Give me the other hand. >> Take it easy. >> Take it easy. >> 296 detail traffic. >> I can't breathe. I'm having a medical. >> Cool, man. Roll over. Sit up on your butt. >> I'm having a medical. All right, man. Go ahead and stand up for me. Stop reaching in your pockets. Don't do that. >> Reaching in his pockets. >> You tossed that on the ground. >> Huh? >> He was reaching in that pocket right there. >> I stand. That's it. Got a couple pair of shorts on. Middle 6. Uh-huh. Ford ID card. >> Oh, yeah. >> All right. I need to go to a hospital. What do >> you need to go to the hospital for? >> Why you keep dude? I'm not reaching for anything. >> You are. Sean, stop. >> I'm not. >> I am not. >> Sean, I've been looking for you. >> All right. You want to get him walked over to your car? Let's go. So Austin's saying he's matching the guy that just broke into the uh All State with us a couple weeks ago as well. So he's the guy that stole the pallet jack over here apparently or was trying to he tried to steal the pallet jack. Yeah, he came through here up through the uh the thing over there. I was just looking for this guy down over by the wawa. >> Yeah, he came up through the ditch. He was Austin was chasing it from over here. So I don't know if he discarded anything. I don't have a canine right now to do a search. >> Please, please. Man, please. I'm stand right here. >> Legs in. >> Will you please give me some water, please? >> Legs in. Can I'll be more cooperative. Go. Please. >> Legs in. >> Will you please? >> Legs in. >> Yes, sir. >> Legs in now. >> Will you please give me some water? Please. >> Please. >> Nice job. >> He came to sit. >> He was sitting here. >> No, he came back to the store. I had to go out to get her wallet. He stole their Did he steal their thing, too? >> No. >> So, he was at He stole the Budweiser's pallet jack, brought it behind the store and got stuck. He's sitting there reading a newspaper. Comes back around, comes in the store, uses the bathroom. I came out to look for him and she went to go get her ID. She says, "Holy [ __ ] >> he's right. >> He's right at the door." I go out to talk to him, ignores me. I use my big boy voice and come here. And I have my handcuffs out to go handcuff him, but he just booked it. So, it's good job. Yeah. >> All right. I literally just fell through here. >> I know, right? >> What do you want, John? Stay here. >> Huh? >> I need an ambulance. >> What do you need an ambulance for? >> All right, I'll get you an ambulance. Don't go to jail. >> For what? >> Huh? >> For what? What else? >> We need a loot. >> We need a loot. >> Yeah, I told you to stop. I want to talk to you. You ran on me. Legs in. Legs in. Sean, you want extra charge of resisting? >> Legs in. want an ambulance. It's fine. Legs in. >> I said we call an ambulance, you're still going to go to the jail regardless. You're just going to delay the process. >> Yep. >> Call an ambulance. >> All right. You got it. >> I need an ambulance. >> What do you need an ambulance for? >> Dude, I I don't feel good. >> Well, cuz you just ran. >> I think I'm having a allergic reaction to >> to what? >> My medication. >> What medication? You take anything? >> Huh? >> Only what's prescribed. >> All right, put your legs in. >> Yeah, that's my boy right there. So, uh, I'm going to have medical come have him check. You want to come with me, M, in case he gives us a hard time. >> Thanks, Sarge. Thank you, Sarge. Appreciate it. >> Sean, I got EMS coming. Did you understand the rights I read to you? If you want to talk to me, that's fine, but you had to say yes or no. If you don't want to talk to me, that's fine, too. What do you want to do? Do you understand the words? Either way, do you understand the words that I read to you? Yes or no? >> No. >> No. Do you want me to read them again? >> Maybe. I have a lawyer present. >> Okay. You want a lawyer present? Is that what you said? >> Do you have one? >> I don't have a lawyer. I'm not a lawyer, sir. So, listen. EMS is here. They're going to check you out, right? You can stay right here and listen to his commands. Do anything crazy, you're going to get tased. Do you understand that? This could have been simple, dude. I just want to talk to you. You turned this into something else. So >> I have to I turn it into anything else >> cuz you ran on it, dude. All right. >> Turn around and and it fell twice my size barreling down. >> Barreling. I was walking towards you. All right. Let let them do like running at me and screaming. >> All right, man. I'm just going to check your blood pressure and your pulse and stuff. Okay. Let's try and figure out what's bothering you. >> My heart. >> Your heart bothering you? What about it's bothering you? >> I I got to have symptoms, dude. You can't >> I've been getting I've been having Okay. So my my hand they've been um I don't know if it's poor circul I don't know I'm not a doctor. >> Okay not a doctor. >> That's why I'm asking you what you've been feeling. That's what you can tell me. What have you been feeling? >> Okay. I want to talk to a doctor about it. Please. >> Okay. I got to be able to tell the doctor something. >> This gentleman won't even get me a cup of water. Why do I feel like he cares about about one day at a time? Okay, >> Sean, you're not talking to him. You're talking to me. I do care about your health and I'm trying to talk to you about it. >> Yeah, please get a cup of water. >> Finish with these gentlemen here >> and then and then >> I got a bottle of water waiting for you. Just finish up with them so we can move on with our day. >> So, what do you >> I want to go to the hospital. My hand's been numb and um >> I want to get checked out. His heart rate's a little elevated, but if you know you guys had a a scuffle, then I'm not surprised. >> He ran on me. >> Blood pressure is good. His oxygen's 99%. That's the best I can tell you. I mean, obviously I can't do both. >> But he's talking. >> I need to go to the hospital. >> Well, I'm going to take you to the hospital. Hop in. >> Sean, you're going to jail either way. >> So, we're just going to hang out at the hospital for a little bit. >> For what? >> Well, first of all, for what? For running on me like that. You know, that's that's going to be resisting. without violence. >> I wouldn't bribe any >> if you go in the Okay, if you go in the ambulance, you're getting handcuffed. I'm following you down. I'm staying with you the whole time. When they clear you, I'm hooking you and you're going to jail today. That's it. There's no getting out of jail. You're going to jail. You understand me? That's what That's what's happening. >> Your heart rate's not at the level I need to treat. Your heart rhythm isn't something I need to treat. Your blood pressure is not something I need to treat. >> So, what's been going on um on my hand? >> Hop in. We're I'll get you that water, but you got to be sitting down, legs in, and we'll wait on the ambulance. >> Why do I have to do all this for a cup of water? >> Because I'm telling you what to do. This isn't an option. You're under custody. You're under arrest. Back in my vehicle, sit and I will get you that water if you'd like some water. Okay, hop in. Let's go. >> Leburg in. Sean, legs in if you want the water. Come on, man. It's cold. All right. I've got a nice nice bottle of cold water for you. I'll even I'll even put it in your mouth for you. All right. Come on, man. Make our last I'm I'm trying. >> Okay. Legs in then. >> You want You want >> It's up to you. He's 10 custody. So, it's your decision. >> I mean, if if he's for our liability, if he's requesting one, I I give you one. >> That's fine. That way if anything happens between here and there, he's the kind of guy that's going to try to pass out on me on the way there and then I'm going to have to have other units come and all that. So I just >> I just spoke to Vincent. He said he uh cuz I told him he took off on you. So he's like, "Oh, then yeah, we'll push Charger." So I was like, "Okay, good." Cuz he's already [ __ ] go. Might as well get him for lift. And then he ran to try to talk to him before. >> Oh, so you talked to Vincent from the >> He's at Wawa. He's going to wait for me there. >> Oh, okay. Oh, the getting the driver. >> Yeah. >> All right. So what happened? >> He stole a pallet jack. Electric 500 700lb pallet jack from the Budweiser guy. Tried to pond it off on a Romax guy in a parking lot. Brought it in back. It got stuck in the grass and then he just sat on the pallets reading the paper and having a drink. >> Okay. >> Did he tell you value? >> Oh my god. No, they'll be they're Oh, yeah. Grand Theft all day. >> Yeah, those things are expensive. >> Yeah, they're like four grand. >> I don't know. I got your water right here, Sean. All right. Just sit. Just sit inside. >> Yeah. They're taking me to the uh >> Yeah. Yeah. Is there an ambulance in here yet? You want water or not? >> Yes. Be nice. All right. Let's try to build a relationship so we have a better day together. Okay. Right now, you're under arrest for resisting without violence cuz I just wanted to talk to you. You've asked for listen to me. You've asked for an attorney. I'm not talking to you about anything else. If you'd like to talk to me about anything else that involves anything that had to do with the racetrack today, you're going to have to tell me you want to talk to me. I'm not asking you any questions. Do you understand? >> Yeah, we all want to do it for you. >> No. Uh, >> can you do it yourself or do you want to just do it this way? >> Loosen. >> No, I can't. Here. >> Do you want to hold the water for you or not? >> Or you don't. >> I'm not loosen. You want water or not? >> No, no, no, no, no, no. We're not doing that. You do that, you'll get you an extra charge with it. Do you understand that? >> Last chance. You want water or not? Of >> course I do. >> Then just sit there and enjoy it. You got anything in your mouth? Open up. Let me see. Open up. Sean. >> Sean. I'm not. Open up. Make sure you got any drugs or anything in there you're going to swallow. You got anything in there that I need to worry about? I'm worried about your health, brother. >> Is there anything in your mouth I need to worry about? >> Yes or no? >> Old mouth. on the back. >> What? >> Huh? >> Please stop talking. >> Sean, listen. I'm trying to be nice to you. >> Okay. >> Okay. We're just having a conversation. I'm going to jump in. I >> Okay. Would you like some more water? I just can't take Yes, I would. >> All right, man. I just don't want to Can I sit behind the water? You got the water. You reach it. You didn't go. I'm not I haven't done anything yet. I'm trying to, but you keep wanting water. Take a sip of water. Okay, >> just be cool with me, man. It's We're going to work together. >> I'm not talking down to you. I'm talking to you like a man, okay? I'm trying to be a nice person. Trying to be trying to be a man to you so we can talk man to man. Got you in the water like I told you I would. >> As a result of his actions, 33-year-old Shawn was charged with petty theft and resisting a law enforcement officer without violence. He later entered a no contest plea to both misdemeanor charges. Court records show he was adjudicated guilty on both counts. The court sentenced him to 120 days in county jail on each charge to be served concurrently, resulting in a total of 120 days. 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