Petty thieves may come up with many clever tricks to avoid being caught. But no matter how skillful they seem, the truth will eventually be revealed. >> BACK 35 NOW. >> We binged. >> Once you lie about it, >> I'm not like this criminal or I get it. >> I just turned 18 and like I probably am getting arrested or two. >> Okay. me. What is he trying to do? >> No, I don't. >> If I was white, >> it has nothing to do with color. >> Welcome to our video. Join us on today's thrilling adventure between the police and the most idiotic petty thieves who have tried to escape but failed miserably. Don't take your eyes off the video because the last case truly goes beyond anything you can imagine. Waving a receipt in the officer's face while trying to quickly escape. This man just learned an expensive lesson about stubbornness. >> Don't need the [ __ ] >> We already got We already got >> Don't need [ __ ] man. Put your hands behind. >> We got ahead. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> We got to put your hands behind your back. >> Still 35 running. PUT YOUR BIKE BACK NOW. >> We bought that. >> PUT YOUR HEAD BACK. >> WE BOUGHT IT. I PROMISE WE BOUGHT IT. >> 21. Where's the gun? >> I bought it. >> Look, I received >> Oh, 41 secure. Secure the receipt. >> How? If I bought it, I only need to receive the receipt. >> Yeah, >> we're good. Thank you. >> What? God damn. >> Do we take your phones out? >> Yeah. >> Hering lay on the ground complaining that his legs were numb from the taser shock while accusing officers of attacking him for no reason. >> We want you the whole time. Stop. >> Don't tell me doing what though. Stop. Can you get me up? No, we good. >> No, no, no, no. We going to wait. >> Bust my little dog. >> You'll be all right. >> Bro, I'm trying to stand me up. Go ahead and stay for a long time. >> Take him to the car. >> Yeah, sure. Damn y'all me up. >> Hey, can you tell we bought it? Look at the receipt, >> bro. Just look at the receipt. No, babe. Look how I'm telling them. Listen. Yeah. >> So, have y'all not seen me buy it though? >> We saw you take one off the shelf and put it in the bag. >> Oh, this a clip. I was going to bought this [ __ ] I already bought them. It's on the receipt. >> Oh, the one you returned. Yeah. >> Should we uh >> just stop? Yeah. Yeah. We'll do it in there. >> We'll unhook him in there. We'll unhook him when we get inside, man. >> Yeah, bro. Like, y'all could talk to me about this [ __ ] >> Y'all trying to arrest me for what? >> Y'all trying to arrest me. Y'all ain't even g me a chance to say you talking about keep your hands behind your back. >> You're not listen. >> I was not. Listen, my thing about it, I'm trying to explain to y'all. Y'all not trying to talk though. >> Can you tell we bought it? Let it go. Let it go. Literally, let it go. Everything. >> I thought it was Patty though. I thought we could just bought this [ __ ] though. We could just pay for the [ __ ] I already bought in the [ __ ] When you are caught shoplifting red-handed, politeness becomes nothing more than a pathetic disguise. The police were about to destroy Herring's excuses with pure logic and hard evidence. >> All right. So, the reason why obviously we're making contact with you >> is because you literally switched it. You put the the one that you purchased or whatever item that you had, you put it on the shelf, grab the new one, and returned it. That's a fraud return. >> Oh, no, no, no. I was going to turn I didn't I didn't want them declining me because of the >> already standard, but that's not how it works. Cuz now you're using a new item. Returning, huh? It's back in >> rescue and we can't have that discussion. >> No. >> We'll see. >> Can y'all can y'all loosen this this one up? I can't feel my circulation. >> Have y'all ran him yet? >> No. >> The book. Where's that book at? >> I It's paid for. >> Okay. Well, technically not because she used the return. >> Oh, right. >> You buy with the return. >> With the return money. Yeah. thing. >> What I'm do is turn that book for you. >> Wait, she got the money back in. >> I got right here. It's inside the phone. >> No, no, you good. You just don't lean back because it's the prongs is in your back. >> Yeah. >> Oh, we're not running from them. I'm just trying to talk to them. Ask them why are they trying to put me in handcuffs. >> What I'm going to do is I'm going to do this return for you and give you money. Okay, >> that's the only question I got. So the reason the reason >> No, I'm not mad at you. I'm I'm trying >> No, I'm trying to spice him though. I'm not mad I'm not mad at you. I'm I'm just saying that I was trying to ask a question and they trying to arrest me. >> No, they're trying to difference. >> Yeah. I saw you purchased you still trying to walk out with after you made a return. So that's the reason why we're making contact with you. Okay. >> And they're making contact with you. So it's still theft. See what I'm trying to say? a petty theft. >> So, what I'm trying to know, Mr. Bowers, what I'm trying to explain to you, I heard you under arrest and I'm trying to explain to y'all the situation >> and I'm thinking that's under arrest though. But I'm trying to explain to you over them though. You didn't even give them a chance to listen. >> And I understand that I'm trying >> and I'm trying to I'm trying to explain and I'm trying to explain to them though. That's what I'm trying to explain on my mindset. Where my head was at. I'm trying to explain to y'all where my head at. I didn't know that. I'm thinking under arrest for what? My question is for what? Can I explain myself? We going to talk. As soon as I try to explain myself, y'all talking about what the y'all tackling me. >> You said talk to him while you're in here. >> I'm trying. I WAS TRYING TO, BUT I'm getting tackled. What the [ __ ] am I getting tackled for? They not even telling me what >> you trying to spit out, bro. You don't care. >> No, you grab When you grabbed me after you after he grabbed me, I said, "What the am I getting What the am I getting detained for? What am I getting arrested for?" >> Well, you didn't. That's telling me that you didn't want to talk to begin with. How if I'm asking questions in in the process of moving away and I'm asking questions, y'all supposed to talk. >> If y'all say, "Hey, we need a Brady over here to talk." I was already walking that way. Somebody grabbed me talking about >> the door. They said, "Hey, they they literally grabbed you." You >> and I was moving with him, but we tried to put me in handcuffs for what? >> But we're talking, but we're going to talk. Where am I going to handcuff for? >> You get where my mindset at? If we talk already get loud with them. >> No. Ask him. Mr. barrels. When you first walked up to me, was I loud? >> Was I rowdy? >> No, but >> what you did was still wrong. >> No, I'm not I'm not defending that though. >> Yeah, I'm just saying what you did is still wrong. >> Yeah, I'm not defending at all though. But I'm talking about the the party after that. Can you Can you go this stuff up for me, please? >> We going to have any more issues? >> Just the right one. >> We're going to have more issues. >> No, of course not. No, no. I told y I explain to y'all I explain I already explained to y'all. >> You know what I'm saying? I'm I speak to you. >> I'll explain to you. I'm not trying to resist. >> I'm just waiting you, Miranda, and then if you want to provide us with a statement, you can. Okay. >> This guy kept rambling about a misunderstanding, but apparently forgot that security cameras had recorded the entire incident. Well, then good luck explaining that to the judge. Herring, >> what are you on probation for? >> Huh? >> What you on probation for? >> Oh, just driving. >> Just driving? >> Yes, sir. >> Driver license suspended. >> No, he's loosen this right up a little bit. I can feel try to put your thing on the side. The right side. >> I don't need to put >> two fingers though. I thought it was two fingers. >> It's up here. That's >> so m your question though. So it's it's up to Walmart to file charges on right. >> Yes. >> Am I getting file charges on is there any way I'm saying already paid for that? We already got the receipt paid for and nothing was taken out of here without money being trespassing. So if I'm talking to you though anyway you saying there's no way around >> you got medical >> I'm just going to I'm moving your hair real quick. Okay. >> I got to follow policies. You know just as much as everybody else. >> I not No, I'm not saying that though. But I'm saying the policies state that you automatically have to trust. You have to >> charge cuz it's silver dollar amount for me. So >> a dollar. >> No, it's over a dollar amount. So I have to have a certain dollar amount that I could. >> I can't tell you. >> Oh, they charge I mean like $50. >> $4 $49. >> So it's still it's still my barrier that I now >> No, it's less than >> $20. I'm sorry. I don't mean to drag. >> I went Listen, my thing is I already paid for, right? >> Yes. >> So let's go. Let's go based off that deal. >> You paid for them, right? You put your old clippers. Yes. >> Yeah. >> No, wait. Listen. So, you put your old one on the shelf, right? You grab the new one. >> You took it to service that didn't return with the new one, right? That's altering our inventory basically in the store. It's basically saying that we had it in store and now we don't because the service is returned. >> You grabbed your old ones and try to walk out with them. So, we still we're losing money at the end of the day. >> Yeah. >> It's shrink. That's what it's called. >> But my thing is though, if I were to pay for them, they just re recharge the card for the second one. Don't worry. >> You should have >> You should have paid for them both that they start off with. Correct. >> Right. >> So, well, not both. I'm only going to pay for one. >> You should have paid for the one you walked out of the door. >> I didn't even make it out the store. >> Yeah, you did. You was clean the parking lot. >> Y'all hit me. Y'all did you? >> Yeah, they tapped me already. >> Yeah. >> These guys tried to make contact all three of y'all. >> He's going to have to go to the ER. >> Technically, whoever's pursuing the >> ones. Okay, it's more than one on his neck. They're gonna get that pulled out. >> Do I get on the scratcher route these [ __ ] on? >> Oh, do they hook up to one of the stretcher legs? >> I didn't think it was going to leave. I thought they going to tell me, "Hey, you got to go back and pay." >> I thought it was going to be that simple. Tight skin up in my head. I feel something tugging in my head. Yeah, there's one in your neck. You want me to get that one, too? >> Yeah, you can. >> All right. You ready? >> A patch. >> You got two in pull out. >> You got two. >> Yeah. Yeah. I thought you got a patch in my head. >> It's like right here. >> I know. I'm get this one, too. >> Yeah. So, my bad. >> This was tight. Let me get this this cool. >> All right. You ready? >> Yeah. Go ahead. >> What what I'm trying to explain to y'all is that what I'm all I'm saying is that this is the determined path if I got to go to jail or not. So, I'm just trying to figure out alternatives though. Like what would be >> this is if you had to come back in here and come into the office. >> That's No, no, no. See, pause. See, that's that's the miscommunication that though cuz I thought I would be under arrest for something that I I didn't even talk over yet. >> So, that's the only reason why these cuffs got put on me, though. You get what I'm saying? So that's the only >> Thank you. >> That that was the only miscommunication though cuz I think I'm being under arrest without without even having a chance to explain the situation or trying to solve the problem. You get what I'm saying? >> I hadn't taken off. >> No, I didn't take No, I pulled away and at that point I'm just at that point though, what the At this point like what the I'm still trying to ask what the am I being under arrest for? >> Herring and the friend accompanying him were banned from entering any Walmart store for the next 2 years. Herring tried to gain sympathy from another black officer, asking him to tell everyone that he had not resisted arrest. >> Talk to me like I know it's other other authorative routes though. >> So >> So what I'm hearing is basically if Mr. Barnes and this officer tell you that it was just a miscommunication that we still we can figure out different. >> There is no miscommunication. No, >> you you walked into the store, >> you selected an item off the shelf, >> and I'm not Listen, I'm not and I'm not the one. >> You selected an item off the shelf, >> and then as you were walking out through the pharmacy to get ready to walk out the door, you put that item in a bag. >> Fair statement. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> And then you passed the last point of sale, right? >> And that's what it >> that is that >> understandable. And so that's why >> I didn't But I'm saying I see alternative I've seen alternative routes that it don't always lead to this. You get what I'm saying? Well, again, when these guys >> Yeah. >> approached you and said, "Hey, listen. We need to talk about some other >> from there, I was calm and I was ready to I walk with you. I'll give y'all a bag and I walk. Let's put splitter shoe on." >> So, Mr. Barnes, so I'm so what I'm asking you guys. So, even if I'm even if I'm explaining to you guys that I was not trying to run away, I'm just trying to ask why am I being arrested you? Okay. >> I'm though, >> but I'm trying to but when I was trying to ask you, you you started yanking on me tight. I'm like, "What the why?" >> Cuz I'm trying to ask a question. I didn't think I had to be under arrest first, then ask my question. >> That's That's all I'm saying, though. That's all I'm saying, though. I didn't know that. That's where we're at. Okay. You're at rest for resisting without violence and pay. Okay. >> Uh you're being trespassed for well, both you're being trespassed for period two years. Do not come on property in the next few years or you being placed under arrest after warning. All right. That means the property all the way out to uh February 19th. You go like the chili and stuff like that, but you cannot hang out on this propert. >> So if I'm sitting here explaining to them that I only was trying to ask a question and not trying to resist, then why it came why we can't have that conversation. All that conversation on the table. I'm explaining to them that that was not my intention. My intention, you got to understand, I'm coming out of the store and I'm being I'm being asked in handcuffs. But my question was why? Soon as I asked why, he he r he roughed me up. I'm not even I'm not even doing nothing. I'm asking a question. He said walk to the My first statement was walk here. I'm on the verge of walking here. He grabbed me talking about you got to get there. Two of us not >> on the one person getting grabbed talking about being put on the in pand >> two people being trespassed. >> They're saying they were that you were detained. >> I didn't I'm saying but soon as I soon as I asked why it was about >> they're saying you're detained. >> You resisted at some point. >> Okay. And we're not going to have court in here. >> No. No, not they're saying you resisted without violence >> by trying to pull away or whatever whatever occurred and they have evidence that you retail theft. Correct. >> I'm not but I'm not denying I'm not not denying if anything that you're saying. >> Come on. Come on. >> I just put last name and then >> man, you're a black brother. You can't help me out and tell them I didn't resist. >> You resisted? >> Not intentionally though. Not like a dislike. I'm trying to get away. I'm trying to ask a question. >> But you were trying to get away with me. That's why I tasted >> I'm only trying to get at y'all tackling me. That's all I'm trying to stop though. I'm stop y'all from tackling me though. >> She wasn't tackling. >> So you ain't right. >> Okay. I'm not arguing with you though. But obviously we both was there. I'm saying that from my point of view, your point of view, though. What didn't match up? >> What matches up? He told you to put your hands behind your back. You were >> and you did not. You ain't comply at all. >> I didn't. I didn't try to comply with you. >> When you first you pulled away. >> Grab me again. Grab my wrist when you first asked. So you grab my wrist >> and then you tensed up and then you start pulling. >> I said why? I said why your back and you just came. >> We're not going to debate over there. I'm giving you a lawful order. You got to follow it. So this is where like my sergeant said we don't debate this right here. That is what court system for. You're being charged with it. You're not being convicted of it. >> And with no way around this. >> Come on. Get in. >> I'm just asking. I got Can I sit down and ask a question? >> You sit down. Trust me. We going to be in there too. >> I'm just You ain't going to talk to me, brother. Just for a little bit. No, we going to be in. >> Were y'all here for this one? >> Hering was arrested for petty theft and resisting an officer without violence. He was sentenced to two days in jail and ordered to pay all court and processing fees. After everything that happened, let's see what people are saying in the comments section. Now, let's move on to the next case where someone barely old enough to be considered an adult ended up facing prison time and destroying their future over jelly cats stuffed toys. >> And then like I hear like um other people just like told me like that stealing is like easy. >> Mhm. Once you lie about like this criminal or something. >> No, I I get it. I get it. Okay. >> Sorry. I just turned 18 and now like I'm probably getting arrested or >> I know it sucks being put in handcuffs. I understand it's only temporary. Okay, we'll get down there. uh transport you down there. It's like less than a 10-minute drive. >> Police arrived at the loss prevention office for processing. The officer approached Jada and she claimed that her group had only come there to eat and shop, though she admitted being involved in the incident. >> She said she doesn't have anything. >> She was in the dressing room and she doesn't, but >> I have a bra on. >> A bra. Okay. And then the other two have stuff on. >> Did you read Miranda? Yeah, we got >> uh I'm working on ID and everything. So, I haven't talked to anyone yet. >> Hello. >> She just took these off. So, >> she says that's it. >> They're talking. >> Yeah. Cool. We probably do one at a time and the other one. >> Yeah. >> You got a bra on. You think? >> Yeah. Let's go. >> Hi. Does an officer talk to you yet? >> Okay. Officer, I got my body camera on. Do you have your ID on you? >> No, I don't really. >> Okay. Have you ever been arrested before? >> Okay. Here's the deal. We'll we'll typically on these we don't go a criminal route. Okay. But we do have like questions and stuff we got to ask. I know it's a lot right now. We'll work through you with you. Okay. >> Not right now. No, you are detained. You are detained. No, it's not. We have to talk to you guys first and figure out exactly what's going on. Um there's a possibility you could be arrested, but that doesn't mean that's what we're going to do. Okay. Do you have your ID on you? >> No. >> Okay. What's your first name? >> Um, Jada. >> Jada began worrying about her future and asked how everything would end. The officer responded by giving her an economic lesson about the number $300 while she confessed that she had heard stealing there was really easy. >> Do you go to school here? >> Mm- >> Okay. You just What brought you here? >> Um, well, we came here to go >> Well, we came here to go shopping, but we didn't [clears throat] really go anywhere cuz we went to go eat out back. Okay, gotcha. >> You guys still working on an approximate value? >> Uh, yeah. She's now for her. So, >> all right. Um, >> I'll have you hop up and we'll go chat over here. Okay. >> Are you all done with her then? >> Yeah. Does she have stuff on? >> Uh, do you have any of this property? >> No, but I have my shirt on, but this is my shirt. >> Okay, that's okay. >> I'm going to chat with you in here. Okay. Okay. Like I explained, you're just detained right now. We have to we have to read your Rise before we're able to talk with you and figure out what happened. Okay. Um, you need to tell me like the worst that's going to happen. >> Worst. It depends on the amount of property that was taken. So, weird. >> Yeah. So, if it's anything under $300, it's a misdemeanor. >> But I don't know how much it was. Stupid stuffed animal was like this is like I don't know why, but this is just like >> I promise you, hear me out for a sec. I know a lot of people that have committed, you know, these thefts and it doesn't affect this. Just >> I know it's a lot. it and it and [snorts] it doesn't. >> I've never wanted a candy bar from Dollar General and I think this is over stuffed animal. >> I promise you, Jada, hear me out. It'll be just fine. How about this? >> Okay. Okay. >> So, this is for the young lady that just went out. >> This is total for everyone? >> No, this is total for her. >> Okay. Okay. >> Yeah. Don't worry. >> So, I have to get a lawyer. >> No, it's you. You have to write to a lawyer. Do you want me to read them again or do you understand them? >> No, it's okay. >> Do you understand the rights? >> Okay. Uh, that's a yes. I just need a yes or a no. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> The woman fully utilized her body as storage space by layering stolen underwear from the store onto herself and even stuffing plush toys down her pants. That explained why she suddenly appeared unusually bigger after entering the fitting room. >> Having these rights in mind, can I talk to you? >> Mhm. >> That's a yes. I need a verbal yes or no. >> Sorry. >> Thank you. Okay. Can you tell me the whole story about what happened? Just be honest about it. I promise the honesty goes a lot better. >> Okay. So, um well, first our friend told us that they had like jelly cats here. So, it's like a stuffed animal. And then like I came here and like um other people just like told me like that stealing is like easy. >> Mhm. >> So, then like I don't know and I didn't even think about like looking at the price tags cuz I just like wasn't really thinking about it. I didn't know how much those like stuffed animals were. Kind of. My intention was to like come here cuz I didn't have any money. This is just like saying this, Dad. >> No, just be honest. Yeah. >> Okay. I just don't want to go to jail. >> Yeah. No, that's okay. >> Can you promise it's not going to happen, right? >> I I can't promise anything, right? Cuz I don't know all the details yet, but I just have to figure out what happened. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, you didn't Did you have any money on you? >> Um Well, yeah. I have my card, my credit card, but only like $10. >> Okay. So, not not very much, >> but I can pay for the things. All of it. I can pay for all of it. >> We'll talk about it later. Okay. Yep. Did you So, you came here with the intent to steal then? Well, no. I was just going to see. >> I was actually just going to do it. >> Okay. And then uh do you remember which items you stole? >> Um jelly cats and then some SK stuff. >> Do you remember the specific ones? >> Uh a bra and then I think underwear. Bra, underwear and then [snorts] a pajama thing. >> Um and how did you like take them? >> Well, I put the top on. >> Mhm. >> And then the jellys are just like put right here. Mhm. >> Like in your pocket or something? >> Well, like right here. >> Oh, okay. Like on your case. >> I [snorts] think I actually have the underwear on me. >> Okay. You can just set that down. >> So I didn't feel anything. >> No, you're okay. >> Like right here. Okay. >> I put it right there. >> When you left, do you know how far you made it? Like I'm assuming you didn't attempt to pay or anything like that. >> Um, no. Well, well, my cousin was saying like, "Let's go out that way." So we went out that way and then this guy stopped us and we just came in with him. >> Okay. So, did you make it outside the store? >> Yeah, but the guy like stopped us and we didn't get far. >> Okay, but you never attempted to pay or anything. >> Mm- >> That's Yes. You never attempted to pay? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Is that worse? >> No, that's okay. I'm just Like I said, it's not a worse or better thing. It's just I have to understand the details of what happened. Okay. >> Came here with These are all your friends, family, anything like that? >> Um, one of them's my sister and one of them one's um my cousin and then the other one's just our friend. Have you ever been arrested for retail theft? >> No, absolutely not. >> Okay. With retail thefts. >> It turned out she was already a familiar face because she had previously been involved in a stolen UGG Shoes case by deliberately lying and hiding her criminal history. She officially transformed herself into a professional shoplifter in the eyes of the police. >> Um, the felony amount is $300. I don't know what your amount is yet. They're they're pricing it up. >> It's like 64. What do you think about that? >> Okay. So, with that, if you don't have any prior charges and it's $64, I'll write you an ordinance violation. Okay? An ordinance violation is like a speeding ticket >> and it doesn't go on your record if it's paid or if you go to court. Maybe you got to do one of those two things. If you neglect the ticket, >> you then get charged for >> Yeah, absolutely. >> for it and you'll get a warrant out for your arrest. Okay. >> Let me find out the the price. >> Yeah. >> If it's like you said, just the one item and it's that price and you don't come back, I'll write an OP. Okay. >> Yes. So, I'll have you come back in here. >> This one is hers. She still had it on. >> Are you uh wearing the rugs that you stole? >> No, >> I got you taken. That was your car. I just pulled it up. >> That was not my car. >> That was your car. I can show them right now. >> That's not my car. I drive >> whatever white car that is. You were with your friend and you guys both took off and you ran out. >> That's her car, not my car. >> Well, she's getting charged, but I think it was you that was with her. >> Mm- pulled up. That's cool. >> Something about Uggs. Did you take any hugs? >> Um, no. >> These ones are yours. >> Yeah, these are hers. >> Your friend already said it was you and her. >> Don't lie. I got everything. >> We already filed a police claim. >> Okay, guys. I just don't know what's happening right now. And this is charged with that. Just >> Just be honest about it. It's not good to lie about it. >> Okay. I don't know what Can someone just please let me know what's happening? >> Did you take the Yes or no? >> Yeah. This was like a long >> It was 9:25. I got it all there. We filed police report. He just wasn't here when you did it. He was only on launch, but he had enough board. >> Yeah. >> Oh, so this is wearing our shoes cuz we had to wait for it to come back. I didn't know that was it. So >> So this isn't the first time that you've stolen. >> Well, from here because our friend told us if they had like all these things here, we wouldn't have to. We didn't even know about this. >> Are these from her? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> We didn't Sorry, I didn't I didn't know they were on me. >> That's okay. So what do you remember stealing those? Yeah, it was like a while ago that why I haven't even like worn them or nothing. >> Okay, so September sound right? >> I don't know. >> Okay. That time when you took the other Uggs, was it just the Uggs or did you take more than one thing? >> Uh, it was just the Uggs. >> Okay. >> Does this make it worse, too? Is everything making it worse? >> Well, I could tell you one thing. Lying about it does not help it at all. Okay. >> So, just be honest about what happened. Okay. >> Right. That's that's really all we're looking for. Okay. It's it's I promise you that most of the time we're able to figure out, you know, like between your criminal history, all that things come into play once you lie about it. >> Not like this criminal or something. >> No, I I get it. I get it. Okay. >> Sorry, I just turned 18 and I was like, I'm probably getting arrested or >> another woman from the group was also questioned. She admitted to stealing three Skiims bras and UGG sleepwear by either wearing them under her clothes or hiding them inside her bag. >> You're you're just a tain right now. Okay. We still got to figure out the amount of value and stuff like that. Okay. >> Okay. But that's the that's why >> I don't know how much it is. Can you tell me? >> We're going to go in and chat right now. Okay. If you could just go back in here and we'll sit down with your friends. Okay. >> What's that? >> If it's over 300, I'm getting arrested. >> Uh, we still got to figure out the value. It's a possibility. Yes. >> Do you have a total for her? >> Oh, for her, >> which was just $34. >> 34? >> Yes. You can just step in and hold over here. Okay. Has an officer. Okay. Just got your name. >> Okay. Okay. So, here's the deal. Um, you can have that back. Here's the deal with this. I got to You're technically detained right now. Okay. I have to I have to read you your rights before I'm able to talk with you. Okay. Um, so let me just do that. Okay. Realize you will talk to me. That's a yes. Okay. How old are you? >> 24. So, the biggest thing I just expect honesty. Like I said, I we have to investigate the whole thing fully, but if I come back to it later and hey, they left out this part, this part, this part, you know, to me that shows it's even though you're caught, you're not really going to change your actions after, right? Um so, can you just explain to me what uh what exactly did you steal today? >> Um some skins stuff. I think like three skins, bras, the skins, pajamas, and pajamas. >> Okay. Um and then how did you steal those? Um, I put a bra on my back and then I put um the other stuff on. >> Okay. Um, and did you have intent like did you ever go up and try to pay or anything or you just left? >> I just left. >> Okay. How far did you make it past the last point of sale? >> Um, well the dressing room was just right by the door so I didn't leave them. >> So you left out the door to like the outside. You made it outside. That's a yes. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Did you return all of the items? Okay. 100%. You have no Okay. Cuz Jada still had one honor. So I was like making sure. >> What's up, dog? >> I would say just we'll pull separate reports for all four of them. >> Why? >> Unless What are you planning on doing? OV or >> um I still got to look at the I got still got to look at the values. >> Okay. I wrote the one value of that the first girl. >> Yeah. >> Um I don't know her value. >> Okay. >> It's going to be the most >> the most value. >> Okay. All right. Um, okay. I think >> that still the same like what you said before. >> Yeah. Like I said, it totally depends. Regardless, even if you stole >> case scenario, >> worst case scenario, >> get out tonight. >> You would still get out tonight. That's correct. >> Yes. >> The officer did not forget to comfort Jada by joking that the handcuffs were only temporary jewelry and that she would likely be released later that night if she calmly completed the booking process. So 300 is a felony amount for retail theft, >> which is super low, and we know that it's not hard. If >> it's over $300, I have a felony right now. >> Well, potentially. Yes. Okay. All right. Um, if you can go ahead back in there and then we'll chat with you some more and figure out what we're going to do. Okay. Okay. So, basically, what's what's going on? Okay. So, we're going to finish up some paperwork. We have paperwork for all of you uh before we leave. Okay. You guys are going to be good to go. You guys have to get processed before you're released. You and her. We're going to be taking you down to a jail, but you'll be released from there. You're not going to be staying. No, you have to go to get processed. Okay. It's basically like fingerprint photographs. >> Like court or something. >> There'll be a court data signed to you. Yep. >> Like it's possible to go to jail from this. >> Yes, it is possible if you got sentenced that. Remember that you have no criminal history, right? Okay. Um, so what'll happen is you guys will come with us. I was explaining this, but >> Yep. come get you guys. It It takes typically like an hour or two hours to get processed in. Okay. >> What? >> We're just talking about the values cuz you're getting uh a noncriminal ticket for the first UGG thing. >> Okay. >> Think of it like a speeding ticket. You pay it, it goes away. >> Yeah. >> Are we like going to have to get arrested to go there? >> Yeah. You have to be placed into custody. I'm sorry. It's our policy. >> Are we to put cards? >> Yep. >> Okay. >> It would be nice. >> We got to do it. So, I'll take this. Just put your hands on the wall. >> Sorry. Your sweatshirt's big. >> Do you have your paperwork still? It's in your pocket. Okay, cool. I know it sucks being put in handcuffs. I understand it's only temporary, okay? We'll get down there. Uh transport you down there. It's like less than a 10-minute drive and you'll be released from there, okay? It's just a process that we have to go through, okay? And I'll explain everything. If you have any questions, seriously, just talk to me. Two suspects were charged with felony retail theft because each of them stole merchandise worth more than $1,000. The remaining individuals only received citations for local ordinance violations due to having no prior criminal record and stealing items of a lower value. A fitting ending for thieves who turn their own futures into a living nightmare. Let's see what the online community has to say about this case. Next, how does a professional criminal [music] fake fainting and convulsions and then mistreat his disabled friend? >> Do you not understand how bad I have seizures and concepts of our fellow? You don't. I'm going to have a heart attack. Why? I need my nitro stuff out of my purse. Okay. Hard is hurting really, really bad. >> I knew as soon as they said to walk this way that they were going to find some way to lock me up the weekend. It didn't matter what was paid for, what was not. >> Security staff caught this Karen busy hiding merchandise in the electronics and pet sections as if she were participating in some kind of treasure hunt. At the selfch checkout station, Kelsey introduced an entirely new system of mathematics. But he didn't tell me I they told me I was speaking with them about the reaction. I guess it needs to be PD as well. >> Yeah. Yeah. I'm working in detail today specifically for shoplifting, retail thefts and whatnot. So we'll >> I'm going to get your information and we're going to go from there. Okay. >> 2012. I know you got to walk with go with my old friend right in the wheelchair. Say that again. >> I'll get to go with my cribble friend that's in the wheelchair, right? >> Well, let's get your name and information first. And so, go ahead, take a seat for me. >> Do you have an ID on you? >> Yes. >> So, what' you guys see? >> So, I was I was one that uh that washed. So, we saw what we thought to be concealment and electronics, but we didn't have confirmation on it. We saw concealment again in pets. Didn't have confirmation. Couldn't see the product actually entering the bag. Uh, so we followed her up to the uh, let him talk, please. >> Uh, whenever she got to the SCOS, we watched her scan a few items and then put everything else into bags uh, without ringing it up. Once she exited her last point of sale, so we made the stop and then uh, we just filtered through the receipts that she did have for the stuff uh, that we watched her just put directly in the bag, pulled it off shelf, put her in the bag and uh, they're getting the training receipt right now from it. >> Okay. There wasn't anything taken directly estimated amount. >> Claimed that the checkout machine was malfunctioning and refusing to accept cash and that she had simply not finished scanning everything before employees interveneed. Unfortunately for her, the officer was not about to fall for such an old and overused excuse. >> Sorry, they just got tied up on something. So, it's going to be just a second before I get their information. Do you live here in Carbondale, Kelsey? Because the machine that I rang most of my stuff up with, they said that it wasn't cash, that it was card. So, by the time we went back over there, whenever she did that, I didn't have time to ring up anything else in my cart. >> But you had eight items on your receipt and you had way over more eight items. So, you should have known. >> And I and I could have. >> But you didn't. >> If I could have done it with No, no, no, no, no. Ma'am, let me talk. No, you're going to stand up and let me talk. Turn around. Turn around. >> Am I going? We need to talk and figure some stuff out, but you're not going to talk over it right now. Okay. >> Okay. I'm not telling the truth. >> Okay. Well, they have video of everything, so that'll make it easy. >> All right. >> Face the wall for me. Yeah, there was a >> All right, Kelsey, you want to take some home? >> Mhm. >> Kelsey listed a long series of medical conditions ranging from epilepsy to heart failure along with worries about not receiving medication in jail. Sadly, tears and tragic stories could not change the facts. >> $500. All right, so that is a felony amount. So, you'll be going back to the police station with me. Okay. >> And then after the police station, where? >> Probably the jail >> for the weekend. Most likely. Yeah. This is a felony arrest. >> I know, but I don't have any of our medication or anything. >> Okay. I'll notify the jail. Do you have your epipen? Is that correct? >> No, it's not epipen. I take like 30 minutes. >> Okay. Well, whoever you live with or someone you can call to go to your house, they can always bring the medication up to the jail. >> Okay. I've got to talk to my I've got to talk to my friend >> who is paralyzed. He's going about to be the one to go to my house. >> Okay. Well, we'll get in contact with him. All right. >> Yes. So, what made this all of a sudden me being in jail all weekend? >> Because this is a felony. >> Okay. >> Mhm. Felony arrests go to jail for incarceration. Is any of this paid for? >> Yeah, that's all paid for. >> What's not paid for? Outside the door. >> I need someone to go find Jim. He was down at the last. >> He was going out the last Jim. He's in a wheelchair. He's an older man. I've got to tell him what's going on. >> He's at service. >> No, I need to tell him cuz I need to tell him where to get my medication so I don't see >> the police car. We don't have to tell him. We told him [snorts] what was going on. >> Nope. Sit down for me. Can I put my paper? Um, don't mother. >> Okay. >> You just broke my thumb. >> Oh, no. All right. What did you want to put in there? >> My receipt. >> Okay, I'll put in >> You just broke my thumb. >> I already have it all up. >> Do you not understand how bad I have seizures and concepts of our fella? You don't. >> Because when you put me in there, you don't give me the medications. None of them do. >> Chelsea begged officers not to arrest her companion, Jim. However, police quickly confirmed that Jim was also a familiar face with a history of theft at Walmart. Honestly, they seemed like a perfectly disastrous duo. >> You're able to clear from Panera. Can you assist 4065? >> She stole $4,000. >> She didn't trespass. She just reached a trespass. That's another charge. Okay. Yeah. A lot of criminal trespassed. >> The amount that we have is 3,900. >> So, is that like all the Walmarts together? Is that just branch or >> trespass? >> You really really did break my thumb. >> The old man that I'm with is not trespass. He just got out of >> hereass. >> He just got back into Carbonale from two years being in the federal joint. So, how is he trespassed? >> So, you're arresting him, too. >> He's not in trouble, correct? >> He's not in trouble, correct? >> Answer me. >> I have no idea. >> All right, Kelsey, we're going to go out to my car. My partner just showed up and so he'll come in and take me will answer the door. >> You can if you want. >> I need to talk to him. >> I'm just going to take her back and >> I need to talk to him about my medicine. >> Okay, get your medicine. >> No, you guys don't in Murphy'sboro. And he then you don't ever give it to me and then I just seize for nothing but an hour a week straight. >> Can you tell me that guy's name again? What guy? >> The guy that you that was waiting on you. >> Jim. >> Jim? >> Yes. >> What's Jim wearing today? >> He's in a wheelchair. >> Okay. What's >> an older man? >> Tan jacket. >> Okay. And he has access to your house to get the medication. >> Yes. >> Okay. Then I'll go talk to him. >> Okay. I need to talk to him myself. >> No, you can call him when we get back to the PD. That's fine. >> I can't call him. He don't have a phone. >> Okay. Well, I can't let you speak. He just got out of feds. I I can't speak. I can't He has no phone. I have to speak to him verbal to verbal. >> Is that guy that was with her? He also has prior to Walmart. He also is passed. Okay. Um I don't know if the man is paralyzed. I mean, he was moved. >> Do you want me to try to find him trying to find He was at the service desk. Do you want me to try to find him to offload this stuff so they don't have to go to jail or is this going to jail? >> Um, this I don't really care about this going to jail. She keeps complaining she has medication and that Jim needs to get the medication. So, I'm wondering if this gym guy, if you wouldn't mind asking him. He has access to her house and so you can take the gym. >> Yeah, exactly. He dropped off the mosquito. >> Perfect. Every excuse about helping disabled people suddenly became meaningless once officers laid out the evidence. This is not a confused customer struggling at selfch checkout. This was the behavior of a professional scam artist. >> Cool. All right. Show me who it is. >> Thanks, T. >> So, why am I the one that's being stuck? >> Because you were the one that was caught shoplifting. >> I wasn't caught shoplifting. I was trying to use the machine. It was broken. That's why I had to take it to the card reader. If we hurry, am I able to get in front of the judge today? No, you can't see the judge today, but you'll be able to see them Monday >> at 1:30 >> or at 9:00 a.m. >> I don't know what time roll call is, but or jail call, but I think it's sometime in the morning. I knew as soon as they said to walk this way that they were going to find some way to lock me up the weekend. That didn't matter what was paid for, what was not, they were going to find some way to wake to um lock me up the weekend. the machine don't work. I used a scan gun. If your scan gun is not working when you pull the trigger and it's right over the bars, that is not my fault. Can you ask around at least when we get there to see if I can get get to go to court at 9 on Monday? >> You can ask them. >> Ask who? >> The jail staff. Stay standing up. Stay up. I'm going to have a heart attack. Why am I hanging my nitro stuff out of my purse? >> Okay. My heart is hurting really, really bad. That's the reason why I sat down. >> Okay, then you tell me that. Okay. Going to read your Miranda rightites. Kelsey, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say? Perfect. >> Can you get EMS in route processing for a possible seizure? >> Kelsey, you awake? Here you go. Why don't you sit up for me? Okay. Oh, Blue. Blue, don't stop it by itself. Okay, we're going to wait for EMS to get here. Okay, they'll come check you out. Anyways, as I was saying, you have 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 consult an attorney and to have that attorney present during question by police. >> Sign in the computer here. I'll help you. >> We already had one. Here >> this one I would just worry about the offense which we're going to do felony retail theft and trespass and subjects. We'll just fill her information out. >> Okay. >> And >> yeah, I need to clear my clipboard. >> Yeah, go ahead. >> Just a future question cuz it's already a felony amount, but does that still count as >> if there's a conviction on that >> to? I'd have to look, but usually forgery is some type of uh >> no forgery was is working with our register that has nothing to do with anything to do with stealing or >> what was it? >> Explain the 17 charges you got for forgery. >> Chelsea suddenly changed her story and placed all of the blame on Jim. She claimed that Jim told her someone had already paid for the entire cart and that she only needed to scan a few dresses, which was why she accused Jim of setting her up. because Manny Miselle was behind three months and he gave me paperwork to do on his charges which was mental handicap and he had me fill me had me fill me fill them all out and they all were forgery documents because of that reason why because they were being switched over to computers. >> Yeah, I didn't know if that was like one of them, you know. >> There are certain things. >> Yeah, like burglary or whatever. >> Sit back. >> I want to have a seizure. Sit back. >> I'm trying to keep >> So sit back and you won't fall forward. You're trying to make yourself fall. Sit back. >> I'm not trying to make myself fall, sir. I don't want busted up anything. >> Okay. So, sit back. >> Oh my god. All right, Kelsey. Whenever you're done talking to him, we'll get your photo and fingerprints and then we'll be good to go. Okay. >> Okay. I'm going to go ahead and go. >> You didn't understand Miranda, which is fine. Do you want me to explain Miranda again or do you understand your Miranda rights? I understand now that I can >> cuz you're more than welcome. You don't have to, but you can tell me your side of the story of like what happened at Walmart today. >> Um he's the one that got all my stuff and um we paid in the back, we paid up front and the stuff um he told me um that he had already had someone ring it up. I just had to ring up the dresses that she had to take off the couple clips off of >> and everything else would have already already rung up in the cart. So, you're saying Jim is the one that was like, "Hey, I already paid for this stuff and kind of like set you up." >> Yeah. >> Do you mind telling me why you didn't tell us that in the first place? Cuz I think before you said the machine wasn't working. Well, the machine wasn't working and I had to go um uh the for the cash it wasn't working and I had to go over to um the lady and I expected that he was going to be there to at least do damage control or at least pay or at least say >> Mhm. we're going to put this stuff back or whatever. >> Kelsey was charged with felony retail theft and she would remain in jail over the weekend while waiting to appear before a judge on Monday. All right, I think that case is a very expensive lesson. [music] Never judge a situation based only on appearances. But what do you think about this shoplifter's actions? Next, Karen openly admitted that she was putting on an act by screaming and going crazy to interfere with her own arrest. So, what exactly happened beforehand? >> Okay, Michael. What is he trying to do? >> No, I don't because I would have did this if I was white. >> What are you talking about? It >> has nothing to do with color. >> An emergency call from Kohl's led officers straight to a mysterious woman dressed in black. Were those bags filled with return receipts or evidence of a crime being carefully hidden? >> Hey, hun. >> Can you come here for a second? Uh there's there may be some confusion and some issues inside. >> What happened? >> Do you have anything in your bag you should not? >> No, I just returned some stuff. >> Okay. Can you step over here with us? >> Why? >> There. >> Here. Let me Okay, let me go over here cuz I'm going to let you see. >> Well, we're not going to get in the car. >> I'm not getting in the car. I'm going to let you see that there's nothing in there >> in your bag. >> Yeah. >> Okay. You're not getting in. >> You're not getting in the car. >> Stop fighting me. Let me show you. >> I'm not fighting you. >> Okay. I'm going to show you. I'm going to show you what's in my bag >> right now. >> Okay. Can I show you? Yes or no? Okay, Skaggs, let me show you. I'm going to sit the bag down and show you. >> Yeah, I'm not doing that. >> Okay, I'm not going in there. Stop. >> She screamed that her bags were empty, but her aggressive resistance told a completely different story. She even claimed to be pregnant in an attempt to avoid being handcuffed. >> Why are you trying to detain me? And I'm not. There's nothing in my bag. Stop. >> Stop. >> Oh, I am. I'm not doing nothing. >> Okay. I'm perfect. >> What is he trying to do? >> I'm not doing nothing. I'm putting my hands in my pocket. >> Put your Put them behind your back. >> I'm not. Why are you going to put them in my pocket? >> You are resisting. >> You are resisting. >> Let me go. >> Tell him to let me go. I'm not resisting. So, put me in handcuffs. Why are you trying to take my hand? >> I'm trying to take your bag off SO WE CAN PUT YOUR HAND. >> NO. WHY AM I going in hand? You want the paint? >> No, I don't. Let me go. >> I don't want too much right now. I said you can look at my >> Okay. From your store. >> We're trying to be nice. I don't want to let go. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Nothing. >> I'm going to continue. >> Yes. No. I'm going to I'm going to cooperate. Can I please turn around? >> No. >> Oh my god. >> You're going to be putting black. No, >> I'm black. Yes, it is. >> No, it isn't. What? What? What's black have got anything to do with it? >> Well, let me cook like y'all do anybody else. Why are you resisting? You're trying to lie, >> ma'am. This is resisting. >> Bro, I'm not Look how you blow my rent. >> I'm trying to get you control. >> I'm trying to get you control, huh? >> Nothing that belongs to your store. Just saying. Is there anything in your bag? Everything I have, I came in with. >> Jeez, you made that harder than anything. >> No, I don't. Because I would have did this if I was white. >> What are you talking about? It has nothing to DO WITH COLOR. >> WELL, COME SHOW ME. LET ME GO. >> YOU HAVE A RECEIPT FOR THE >> NO, I I came in to do my return. The black girl at the thing. Can y'all go in there? >> We will. >> We're trying to do We're trying to figure THIS OUT AND YOU'RE FIGHTING US. >> NO, you're not. >> THAT'S WHAT WE DO. THAT'S OUR >> NO, YOU'RE NOT. SO, WHY are you taking my bag? Where the are you taking? Look how you doing. They know you are in serious trouble when you get arrested and still insist on walking back into the store just to argue face to face with the person who reported you. Our suspect somehow managed to pull off exactly that disastrous combo. >> Now you are you ARE NOW UNDER ARREST. YOU'RE under arrest when YOU START RESISTING. >> NO, I DIDN'T. It's against the law. >> The is y'all didn't even meanderize me. >> We don't have to. So you need TO YOU'RE PUTTING ME IN back of the car. No. Take me in the store THEN SO I COULD GO FACE to face with whatever that they called you for. >> WELL, HAVE A SEAT. >> NO. YES, THEY DO. >> HAVE A SEAT. >> THEY SAYING THAT I PUT IN MY BAG. That's what you said, right? This is on camera. >> Then you said it and I told you I came in here with it, right, >> ma'am? We have an interview. NOBODY INSIDE YET. >> WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT TO THEM? >> JUST COOPERATE. >> I AM. Take me back in the store. NO, YOU'RE NOT. YES, I am. Can you take me back in there >> once we get DONE WITH THEM? GOING TO TAKE ME BACK IN THERE FOR a few minutes. HAVE A SEAT. >> Can you take me back? You keep saying No, I'm not listening because he stay here. >> Have a seat. >> I'm telling him I'm pregnant. Look how you doing me. >> WHAT? ARRESTING YOU. >> NO. And I'm pregnant. >> Okay. You're the one that was resisting, not us. >> When? >> You weren't cooperating with us. >> When did I resist? I don't. No, I didn't. You came along. I said I'll COOPERATE WITH YOU. YES, I DID. Y'ALL TWO AGAINST ONE. COME ON. THE POLICE DO THIS ALL THE TIME. ARE YOU KIDDING ME? IN THE BACK SEAT. >> In the back seat. >> From the back seat. >> And they recording it right now. I hope it is recorded. >> It's all recorded, >> right? So, give me a a sergeant out here. >> We will >> now That's my bag. And you saying, "Let me search your bag." I came in with that bag. I went to the damn customer service desk, right? And then I asked the girl in Sephora. So, what the belongs to them in that bag? If this was not that big of a deal, why are you putting up such a fight? >> BECAUSE I'M TRYING TO FIGURE OUT WHY DID THEY >> WHY ARE YOU PUTTING UP SUCH A FIGHT? >> BECAUSE I HAD MY RIGHTS, TOO. >> You're right. And >> what's my right? >> You lost your right when you lost your right when you tried GETTING IN THE CAR. >> I DID NOT RESPOND. I GET IN THE CAR. YOU LET ME WALK TO MY CAR. I SAID I'LL SHOW YOU. You said okay. >> That's what you said on camera. Why you got your jacket covering it up? >> It's not covered up. >> Okay. >> Mine's not covered. >> I tell you what, we're going to start. >> Yeah, they're coming. They're coming. No, they're right there. >> No, that's not the sergeant. >> No. Who is it then? >> THIS OTHER OFFICER. >> CAN Y'ALL PLEASE take over? >> The officer informed her that every single action had been captured on surveillance footage from the moment she placed items into her bags until she walked out of the store. The suspect argued that she had only been inside for 2 minutes. So, there was no way she could have stolen anything that quickly. >> She took all my stuff. Okay. Can I wait? >> No, you got to get in our car. >> Can I? No, I need to get you something. >> No, you're going to get in our car. >> Why do I got to get in the car, Smith? You just >> It's cost. Okay. >> Have you got anything on you? Anything? Nothing. >> Why would they lie and say I got it when I came in with everything I came in with? I'm asking a question. >> Get in the car, please. >> No, I'm asking a question. >> Stand out here. >> Okay. I know. That's fine. That's what I want to know. Can you take me in there? They have a room that you could detain in. >> No, that's why we have a car here for you. >> Wait, but why am I being detained? >> You get in the car or not? >> No, I'm going to stand on here. >> Have a seat in the car. >> Can I please know I'm pregnant? And he already just slammed me and did all this. >> I didn't slam me. But >> No, he did. But can you call? >> If you're pregnant, then do your baby right. >> Right. Can you call for a medical assistance? >> Yeah. >> Can I get a sergeant? >> Yeah, you'll get a sergeant. >> How long? >> I don't know. Sit in the car, PLEASE. >> WHY DO I HAVE to sit in the car if I'm not going nowhere? Why can't I go in the store? >> I'm not saying it. But look at y'all. It's four men against one woman. And I'm trying to figure out what went in my bag that y'all claimed that went in my bag. >> Well, I didn't claim anything in your bag. >> You didn't claim anything? Yes, he did. When he came up on the scene, HE SAID, "OH, MA'AM, JUST tell us. Do you have anything that belongs to that store? Everything I have that I CAME IN WITH." RIGHT. SO, WHO CALLED THE POLICE AND SAID THAT I HAD something in my bag? >> I'M GUESSING STORE. >> RIGHT. WHY? BECAUSE I'M AFRICANAME. >> I don't know. We don't play that game. LET'S NOT GO THERE, >> MAN. I'M THE only >> I'm the only one that that came out that store that's getting the police called on. Are you kidding me right now? Cuz I can prove to you. Okay. IF YOU GIVE ME A POINT to prove to YOU THAT I'M NOT LYING >> for me to put this in your car. >> No. Can you give me a point to prove to you? Yes or no? >> Just Yes, sir. NO, IT'S NOT. WHAT'S ON CAMERA? >> ALL OF IT. >> ME PUTTING STUFF IN MY BAG. >> YOU WALKED OUT THE STORE WITHOUT? >> NO, I DIDN'T. OH MY GOD. ARE YOU KIDDING ME RIGHT NOW? >> That was my scags. Can you please give me a chance to prove this? Cameras everywhere. When I came in there, I didn't return. told you that >> and I didn't. No, I'm not. No, I'm not. He got to hear it. >> Get in the car. Everybody can watch you yell and scream and throw. >> Yes, they are going to watch me yell and scream and throw a fit. >> He came out here lying talking about I took something. I was literally in the store watch. No, because it's on my wreck. Yes. And I was in there 2 minutes. >> That's what cameras >> 2 minutes and I stole some. >> And your chance to prove it in court. >> 2 minutes and I stole some. So, how did I steal something that quick? >> You don't want to listen to anything we say, so it doesn't matter. I'm sure he's lying. We're all >> He is lying. He is lying. He won't listen to him. >> Okay, I'm done talking. The >> fastest way to turn yourself into a joke on police body cam footage is by giving a fake name. With nearly $2,800 worth of stolen cosmetics exposed through surveillance video, all the screaming and victim playing instantly became meaningless. >> Turn around this car. Get be a little uncomfortable at first when I put this first one on you. So, where am I going? >> The county >> to the jail. They are >> so >> And then what? I can't go in court or nothing today. It's over with. The time is over. >> Well, I don't know. There's nothing we can do about this. You got to go. >> I know this part, but with all that, >> you got to sit down and I and I'll have them walk away after you sit. >> Okay. >> That red stripe in there, that strap in there, that's your seat belt. Okay. Hang on to it. All right. >> What you got? >> Okay. Hold on. I never even obstructed you. >> What's this? >> Huh? That's That's my my cousin thing. That's the one I use when I do a video visit to the county cuz I can't go in a penal institution. So, I can't >> If you're lying about your name again. >> That's not my name. I never told you. >> What's your What is What is your >> that ID? I'm >> What is your last name? >> Okay. I just literally if you look it up. >> Okay. Give me a minute. >> Yeah. Maybe not. Good. I I still think that's >> right here. >> Yeah. >> The woman was officially arrested for retail theft and resisting arrest. Using excuses like pregnancy and racial discrimination to portray yourself as a victim and pressure police is not a smart strategy. [music] You would not believe how furious the online community became over her behavior. >> Just shopping. >> If you refuse to positively identify yourself, that is a crime. >> What law? Arrest me, officer. So why ma'am? I would have to go to jail as what law I break. >> We need to identify you. >> What law do I break? >> We need to identify it. >> I told my name. >> I did. I didn't break. Ma'am, I didn't break the law. Stop. [screaming] I didn't break the law. They will go shopping. >> On July 7th, police detained Destiny at Five Below on suspicion of shoplifting. Destiny refused to provide identification and intentionally sabotaged the fingerprint scanner. She even seemed to believe that her debit card was some kind of magical shield that could help her avoid being identified. >> Um, >> no. I watched the surveillance footage. >> Okay. >> And they're being nice. They're not pressing charges. They want you trespass. So, >> All right. Okay. Thank you. >> All right. Can I see your your right index finger? >> Don't Don't push down so hard. Let me I'll control the pressure. Okay. And then can I see your left index finger? >> Don't push down so hard. >> Let me control the pressure. Stop pushing down so hard. >> Do anything. Office. >> Ma'am, let me see your finger. It didn't scan. >> Do anything. >> What did I do wrong? >> You stole items from the store. >> I This is what This is the only thing. This is so wrong. >> Basketball and a pillow. I have >> Okay. This is from Destiny. Ma'am, >> let me see. You're fingered here >> so we can verify your identity. >> This is from what you said. I'm trying to explain you very calmly. So, I don't know why you're getting >> Because I didn't ask for my ID. >> Destiny chose to challenge the [music] officer with non-stop questions about her rights while creating chaos at the scene. At that point, officers were clearly starting to lose patience. >> So, may I please go pay for it or you can take it back? >> We're going to take it back for you cuz they do not want you there. That's fine. >> Not go back to Five Below and >> Can I take you from Ross? >> Destiny, did you pay forest? >> Yes, baby. >> Destiny, what's your middle name? >> Sir, >> I don't have my name. >> Yeah, she's saying she doesn't have one. >> Take it. Let me just go with my car. >> So, Destiny, here's the issue. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> We You gave me your name and your >> I gave it to Dispatch. They're not finding any proof of identification from you. >> They ask me for it. >> I just did. >> But they did not. >> No, we're not asking about Destiny. Listen to me. We're not talking about Five Below. Talking about me and you right here. I need to know who you are. >> You gave me Okay. You gave me that information. >> Yes, sir. >> Dispatch is telling me that you there's no record of you out of Nevada. >> Did I ask my ID? >> Yes, I did. >> No, I'm talking about my debit card. My ID. >> Okay. So, you gave me your social security number, right? So, I'm going to argue with you. >> I'm not talking about Five Below. They don't need your ID for you to buy the stuff that we we know this. >> My hair, ma'am. Five Below. >> [ __ ] We as in law enforcement. >> I just want to give Five Below my ID identification because they asked for my debit card officer. >> I'm asking you for identification >> and I'll give it to Five Below Gladly. >> They don't need it. I need you not need it when I pay for my items. >> But you didn't pay for your items. >> I did. I would gladly pay for them, officer. I will. This is the wrong. >> No, you cannot go back to 51. >> So take it back. I'm going to take a bag. >> So, what can I take from Ross? Cuz I paid for this. Ross did not call you five below. >> Five below. >> Okay. This is Ross. May I take myself from Ross and go to my vehicle and leave? >> No, you are not free to leave yet because we still have not been able. All I We are asking is for you to pull one of your fingers on that path. That's really all we need to do >> cuz we need to identify who you are to write our trespass. >> So, five below. Do not ask me for my fingerprint to ask. >> We are asking that [ __ ] >> We are asking not five below. Ma'am, can I say something? >> Yes. >> May I refuse to put my my my finger on that because if I go to the ass. >> May I refuse? >> No. If you refuse to identify yourself >> with a valid identification, you can go to jail >> for what? >> For refusing to identify yourself to law enforcement. >> But I pay with a debit card. >> That has nothing to do with this. We need to know who you are. You told me your name's Destiny Martin. >> Destiny Martin >> from Las Vegas. >> Correct. I will get seven. Dispatch is telling me that there's no record of you in Las Vegas or Florida >> because I p I just got paid. >> That has nothing to do with that. >> I don't understand what law broke. >> Have you ever lived in Oregon? >> No. Oregon? No. >> That's where that social came back to me. >> I never 1070 of 80 something. >> Huh? >> 1070 of like >> arrest me for whatever law. >> We're not arresting you. We have a so we can trust you. >> This is wrong. >> I understand. >> May I leave? >> Ma'am, >> please don't touch me. >> Okay, I'm sorry. >> May I leave? >> Can I leave, sir? >> You're dropping stuff all over the floor. >> This is Ross. That's right below. May I leave? >> I need you to sit back down. >> Well, for what law? >> Destiny repeatedly interrupted the officer and insisted that she was only shopping for her son's birthday. Unfortunately for her, the store's surveillance cameras had already captured footage of her hiding merchandise inside her bag. >> And I will gladly sit for you >> because I need to identify you positively. Okay. >> For what law? >> For the law of needing to identify you because So you're being accused of stealing stuff >> below, right? This laws. >> I get that. Listen to me for a second. Well, I'm interrupting. >> May I leave myself and leave? >> No, you may not leave. >> Listen to me for a second. interrupting me so I can explain it to you. >> Okay. >> Five Below is accusing you of stealing items from them >> and you're interrupting me again. >> Okay. I'm sorry. >> They are accusing you of stealing items from Five Below. >> Okay. So, we're here to investigate that, right? >> Correct. And that's your job. I appreciate you. >> So, part of that is I have to positively identify who you are. >> And I gave you my name. >> Okay. And I gave that to dispatch and it's saying that they can't find a record of you. So, there Nope. Therefore, that's why I need you just to give me two fingerprints on here. >> Can I refuse? I was just shopping. >> If you refuse to positively identify yourself, that is a crime. >> What law? Arrest me, officer. >> Are you refusing to Are you refusing to allow us to identify? >> I'm refusing. Yes, because they didn't ask for my ID. They ask for my debit card. >> They didn't ask your I'm asking for your ID. >> When I pay for stuff, >> Destiny openly challenged police to arrest her and then declared that she would refuse fingerprinting if they tried. Moments later, officers fully granted her request. >> I I use my debit card. >> Where's your debit card right now? >> I pay with Google Pay. >> Pay with what? >> Google Pay. >> Google Pay on your phone? >> Yes, sir. >> Where's your phone at? >> In here. >> Can you imagine my phone? >> Pick all this stuff up now. >> But this is a rock. >> Okay. So I I'm asking you to pick it up cuz now you're just throwing stuff all over. >> Ross, officer, >> purchase from Ross. >> Yes, sir. >> This is my boss. >> Can I ask what crime I committed? >> I'm asking you to put it back in the bag. That's all I'm asking you to do. >> Okay, that's fine. >> I'm asking you to pick up the mess you're making. >> Okay. Can you see privately? >> This is privately right here. >> So, I came here from Vegas to my son for his birthday. that co parent. >> Yeah. >> And I went to Five Below and I bought and I bought this. Lady walked out with me from the store. It's on camera. >> This I paid for Ross. >> Okay. >> Which is next door to Five Below. Correct. >> Okay. >> I just want to go home with myself and Ross and you may have that. >> And I'm telling you this, if you let me scan two fingerprints. >> But why though? >> So I can identify who? >> Because I was shopping. >> Because you were stealing. So I need to identify you. >> Can they show you the camera? >> We did. And it shows that you I don't have it. They have it. >> Sir, I refuse. Can I go to jail? >> It's your call. >> I don't care. That's why I just >> I'm going to jail for shopping at Ross. >> Why? >> We don't need to take you to jail. >> I just want to go my stuff. Hey, I'll do what we below and I'll take the whippity. >> No, I'm taking that back cuz you are not allowed to go back there. If you go back then you are from Roth, ma'am. Destiny, this is what we're explaining to you. We in order Stop interrupting me. I'm done at this point. >> Okay, fine. All right. >> At this point, we need you to put two of your fingerprints on there so we can just verify you say who you are cuz we have to write a test passport. You are not allowed back at 5 below. >> This is from Ross. >> That is from Five Below. I'm not talking about Ross. >> Please. >> You cannot go back there cuz you are trespass. Which is why we need to identify you. >> That is from Ross. So, you literally only need two fingerprints and then you can >> May I take my items from Ross and go to my vehicle, sir? Why? >> Because I need to know who you are. >> I told you who I am. >> Okay. But it's not it's they're telling me. >> So, it's a crime to go shopping for my sister. >> Crime to steal stuff and lie about who you are. >> But this is for Ross. This is from Five Below. It's two different stores. >> Do you want to go home? Do you want to leave? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Let me scan your finger. >> I do not need to They didn't even do that. Why? >> Can I tell myself a go? >> No. >> But why, ma'am? I will have to go to jail. I know what law I >> We need to identify. >> What law do I bring? >> We need to identify it. >> I told my name. >> Okay. And it's come back saying that's not true. >> It is true. >> Santa, there's no record of you out of >> Oh, wow. >> That's why I need to scan your fingerprint. I can't think of something I paid for. >> Okay, now because we are still dealing with you. >> Why? >> Because we still haven't identified you. >> I'll tell people in my vehicle. >> Where's your car at? >> Over there. Can you >> What kind of car is it? >> Is it a maximum? Can you want me? >> It's a Nissan. >> Yes, sir. >> No, you're not going out there yet. Point to your car. Okay. >> What car is yours? All >> mine below. Is this boss? Yes. Listen, >> point to me which car belongs to you. >> I did not break any law. >> Point to me which car not fair. >> No, you're the one who's not cooperating with us. >> How we doing this several times? >> Okay. >> And I asked you to take me back to $5 so I can pay for my items. >> May I please? >> I'll make this simple. Are you refusing to let me positively identify who you are? >> Because when you go shopping, do you give me your ID? >> Are you refusing to positive allow me to positively identify you? >> Do you give them your ID? No, we're not talking about that. Talk about me trying to identify her. >> Destiny began screaming wildly in the parking lot. Even after officers gave her one final opportunity to cooperate, it honestly seemed like she truly wanted to go to jail. >> Are you refusing to let allow me to identify you? Okay, put these items down. >> Okay, >> put your hands behind your back. >> Why did I break? What am I going to break? >> You are not allowing me to positively identify who you are. >> Break the officer. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. I did not break the law, though. >> I did not break a law. >> Don't resist. You're going to catch another charge if you start resisting. >> Turn around. >> Done. I didn't break the law. >> I didn't break one. How did I break? >> I already told you three times, Justin. >> But I didn't break the law, officer. >> You did. >> Several. You've broken several, actually. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Okay. I'll go to jail. The one I'll get up. I just want to know so I can never do it again. Bye, Charlie. 81 for >> The law did that break. >> I've explained it to you. Dozens of >> You didn't tell me. >> Yeah. Don't be a 1015. >> I didn't even break the law. I went shopping. >> You want me to have to go shopping? >> I told you I would take it back and pay for it. Let me pay for it. >> My car. >> I want to go to jail for something I get paid for. But why am I going to jail? >> I've explained to you several times. >> I don't understand what I did. All of a sudden, I just want to stand right there. So, I do it again for my son, please. All right. >> Stand right here. >> What law did I break? >> You're not identifying yourself. >> I did. I didn't break. Ma'am, I didn't break the law. Stop. [screaming] I didn't break the law. I did was go shopping. Destiny. >> Oh, I was go shopping. I didn't break the law. >> You want me to talk? >> I didn't break a law. >> Destiny, stand up. >> I did NOT BREAK A LAW. THERE WAS NO GO SHOPPING. Please stop. >> Stand up. >> Stop. That was so wrong. I paid for it. I'll pay for it again. Let me pay for it. >> Here. Listen to me. Listen to me. >> I didn't break the law. >> Listen to me for a second. >> I didn't break. >> Listen to me for a second, Destiny. If you let me scan your fingerprint, >> no. Listen. Listen. Listen. Listen. Stop interrupting me. If you let me scan your fingerprint, I can let you go. >> So when you go shopping, they scan your finger. >> If you let me scan your fingerprint. >> So they scan yours when you go shopping. >> You're not understanding. >> Let me pay for it again. Just go with me. I didn't break no law. Please. Please don't arrest me. I didn't break the law. I didn't break the law. I didn't break the law. I was going shopping. Please. Please arrest me. Destiny admitted to drinking Hennessy, but her eyes and the white foam around her mouth suggested [music] something far more disturbing. Her dramatic attempt to stiffen her entire body to avoid entering the patrol car only forced officers to use stronger measures. >> Cuz you got like some foamy spit coming out of your mouth. You got pinpoint pupils. >> What did you take today? >> I'm drunk. >> Okay. >> So, I'm going to jail cuz I'm drunk and I shopped and I paid. >> You know, it's you cuz you're not not identifying yourself or allow us to verify your identity. It is a law. >> What law is it? >> I just told you what it was. I don't know the exact statute number, but it's a law. >> Failing to to positively identify yourself or allowing law enforcement to identify you is a crime. If you let me scan your fingerprint, we're going to get it regardless. >> Can you take me off? Then I'll say comply and let me scan your fingerprint. >> Take me off and I'll do it. >> No, we're going to scan your fingerprint, then I'll take the cuffs off. >> That's That's going to This is how it's going to work. >> Okay. You're either going to comply or you're going to go to jail. >> You don't drink? >> I do drink. That has nothing to do with this. I drank on my I want to relax. >> The fourth was not yesterday. Today's the 7th. Fourth was >> on Monday. >> Monday. Today's Thursday. >> Thursday. >> I did not commit a crime. Officer, please let me go. I was shopping. I will pay for it again. >> I will pay for it again. We can stretch her real fast or at least pat her down. >> Oh my god, I was just shopping. >> Listen, if you don't stop trying to pull away from us, >> I was just shopping. I don't ever heard of somebody asking for my ID for shopping >> cuz it has nothing to do with you shopping. >> But that's what I was doing. >> Anything? >> Just put her down. I didn't like her. >> Have a seat. >> I'm going to jail for >> Have a seat. >> No. >> Sit down in the car. >> I didn't know what law I broke. No, no. [screaming] >> Because Destiny stubbornly refused to allow officers to confirm her identity, police handcuffed her for obstruction of justice. You cannot accomplish anything meaningful when you are completely disconnected from reality and unaware of time itself. [music] Let's see what the online community has to say about this situation. Instead of showing forgiveness, the store manager chose to let the law deliver a harsh lesson to the next woman. >> Am I under investigation? >> Yep. >> For what? Battery. >> Battery. >> Battery of what? I have not done anything. >> That's different. Now under my >> So you're refusing to cooperate? >> Okay, good. Now you can go TO JAIL. >> NO, I'M NOT GOING TO JAIL. >> WHAT would you do if police surrounded you over accusations of assault and racially insulting restaurant employees? For this woman, the answer was to call 911 and file a complaint against the very officers standing right in front of her. >> Talk to her. I'll talk to her later. I'm sorry. >> What happened? >> She was screaming. I was in the office. So, I come out and she's like, "I know who the hell you are. Uh, we got a whole bunch of Spanish working here." I said, "Be nice." >> No, she worked for me like at customer. She worked like in 2014. She like, "I know you. Uh, you use Hispanics and all this." I said, "Look, it's time for you to go hang up the phone." >> He said that I can hang up. >> Yeah. Is that dispatch? I I don't sir. I don't know. >> It's officer Wishard. >> Here. You don't talk. I'm the police. They're just dispatch. >> What What do you need? >> Can I get that phone, please? >> What do you need? >> Can I get that phone, please? >> What do you need? >> Ma'am, >> she's gone. Do not call 911 again. >> Ma'am, >> do not call 911. >> Ma'am, >> do not call 911 again. >> Can you hear me? >> Did you call 911? >> I am recording you. Oh my god. I am recording you. >> I'm not even doing anything. >> I'm not even doing anything. I'm recording her. >> Huh? >> I'm not recording. >> She's being uncooperative. >> Why? >> What he said earlier? >> Yeah. >> We're investigating her. >> Sir, I'm not >> You're detained. After playing pointless word games, she insisted that she had done nothing wrong. But her aggressive resistance right in front of the cameras became the strongest evidence against her. >> No. But you cannot detain me. >> Sir, can you det? No. >> Am I under investigation? >> Yep. >> For what? >> Battery. >> Battery. >> Battery of what? I have not done anything. >> Okay. Sit. Sit in the seat. Sit in the car. Up in the chair. >> No, you said sit. NO, YOU SAID SIT. NO. NO. You said sit. Nope. You said sit. >> You're going to go to jail if you don't sit. >> That's fine. You said sit. You said sit. You said sit. You said sit right here. Nope. You said sit right here. Nope. You said sit right here. >> Well, I'm telling you something different now. Sit in the chair. >> No. >> That's different now. Under my >> So, you're refusing to cooperate. Okay, good. Now you can go TO JAIL. >> NO, I'M NOT GOING to jail. >> I haven't done anything. >> I haven't, sir. I have not done anything. You cannot take me to jail. >> You cannot take me. >> This is with a guy here, African-American guy. The guy is real nice and calm. >> So you can ask him. >> So okay, where did all this happen at? >> Where? >> He's He's ask right here. >> Yeah, that's where >> where about it happen? Where? >> Right there. >> Where they're sitting? >> Yeah. >> Okay. And so what she said you >> The truth was that she had been walking around the restaurant pointing at employees one by one while using vulgar racial insults toward them. She even shoved the manager when staff tried to intervene. The reason behind all of this, she had been there since 4:30 in the afternoon continuously drinking alcohol. >> Uh, she just was I was in my office. She was in here screaming. He comes and gets me. >> Who comes to get you? >> The vendor red. I said, "This girl's just going off, screaming at everybody. Going off on everybody." I come out of the office and I said, "Hey, what's going on? Anybody do anything to you?" And she like you. You. There's one, two, three, four. She just started coming. >> He came and got you. >> Yes. >> Our worker. >> Yeah. The assistant manager. >> He came and got you. >> Yeah. He came and got me. And then she's just counting everybody. And you're a piece of [ __ ] Then she's telling him, the guy that's there, he just calm and she's just I don't know what the uh discussion was, >> but he's with her. So he could tell you more of what happened. >> He's with her literally though. You came out of the office cuz she was counting everybody. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> And I I said, "Uh, what's wrong with you? Come on. Come on. Let's go talk." They open the door. I said, "Come on outside." And then she was come like coming. She turned around. No, I'm not going outside. I'm staying here. I said, "We got to go closer and get cleaning up." I said, "Yeah." And I go over there. Is this Did somebody do anything to you? >> So, you walked over there to >> Yeah. She she went back and sat down and she just got up and just shoot. >> Do you have any injuries? >> No. >> No. No. But it was just the the the thing she >> Are you looking to press charges? >> Yeah. I wanted >> You want to trespass or press charges? >> I was press charges. >> Okay. >> Could you talk to her? The current >> Let me get your information first. Can you get in for me? >> Yeah. I don't know him, but I I'll get >> Yeah. Hey, man. So, what happened? >> I have no clue. He didn't see anything. Not just eating started screaming at I mean not him necessarily. >> Everybody and then what happened? >> Well, like I guess the server >> and then what happened? >> Nothing. He came out screaming I guess. I don't know what she knew or >> did you see what happened when he approached her? Like did anything get physical? No, there's just came up like I don't even know. >> So you never saw >> you never saw him want to show anybody. >> When the restaurant prepared to close and refused to serve her more alcohol, she completely lost control because she believed she deserved another drink. As if that were not enough, she continued insulting employees in Spanish. She was here since 4:30 p.m. >> Okay. >> And she's been drinking all >> he paid. >> Oh, you paid? >> Yeah. But >> Were you with her? >> Yeah. >> Everything fine. They were happy. I don't know what happened. >> And I bring the bill. >> Yeah. >> Just pure alcohol. >> And when I bring the beer, >> I don't know what happened. I was in office. He came and got me. So I guess he's a winner cuz he's like there's a lady out here. She's happy cuz he told him it's time to get the clothing >> and it was like >> No, but he he's been a very gentleman. >> He's very gentleman. >> He just he's been gentleman. He never even got involved. >> So he was telling her calm down. Calm down. When the weather hold when the rain weather ring the bell she said like make no sense but she was here since 4:30 and all just the whole day just order one food and the whole night we were drinking and drinking and we closing so I thought that would nicely talk to it that we closed that no more we can sell more alcohol And she got upset about that >> because she couldn't deserve anymore >> because she want more drinks and we said like >> yeah we don't >> and then what happened >> and then she starting all over the wrong say all my words from my employees that f all day like we all blah blah blah and then um or I I go grab my boss and I we got a situation and she start yelling to him um And then she push like face to face to him and push him back. >> How did she push him? >> Like he she like super close get super close to him. Then she like >> with one hand. >> No, like I I didn't see right away cuz I was in the side. But I think I think it's one only one hand. >> Okay. Are you ready to pull cameras for me? >> Yes. >> Real quick if you can do it real quick. You see? >> No. I will. >> No. I'll give it to you. >> Can I go inside? >> Yep. Thank you. Appreciate it. >> Thank you, man. Problem is the one that handles the one in there. She's not here during the day. I got where you can see. We just got to go back. >> Yeah. All right. You go to bed. >> Yeah. >> I don't I don't I don't understand the the girl. I mean, she's just ringing out like she was super fine. She was singing karoki. Like that's the problem with this one is take the Wi-Fi off. Can you deal with fresh charges on battery? >> Yeah. I mean, if I let people do stuff like that, you know what I mean? They're like, "What's >> your choice?" >> Yeah. I mean, a night in jail, I think it'll help her out. >> Out of control. Constantly asking irrational questions and violently kicking the patrol car window. It was honestly unbelievable watching all of those behaviors happen at the same time. >> Under arrest, sir. >> Sir, when am I under arrest? Oh, you don't want to talk. Okay, sir. You want to tell me what I'm under arrest for? >> No. Typical Sarasota deputy. >> I'm not a deputy. >> I'm going to ask you one last time. >> You've already been told. >> I'm going to ask you one last time. Sir, will you let me know what I'm under investigation for? >> Well, you're no longer under investigation. So, what am I under this deputy car for, sir? >> Well, first of all, this is not a deputy's car. This is a police car. This is a police car. >> What? I can't hear you. I'm sorry. >> This is a police car. >> Yeah, exactly. So, what am I in this police car for, sir? >> To go to jail. >> What? >> To go to jail? >> I'm going to jail? >> Yeah. >> For what? >> Resisting. >> Um, when did I go resistance service >> and battery? >> No, no, no, no. I want to know when I showed resistance or sir. >> All right, I'm done talking. >> I'm sorry. >> I'm done talking. >> No, no, no, no. You said that I resisted arrest. Yep. >> So, I want to know in what point did I resist arrest? I want to know, sir. >> I'm finished. I'm I'm finished talking. Thank you. >> No, no, no, sir. I want to know when I resisted arrest because I'm being put in county jail for this [ __ ] I want to know when I resisted arrest, sir. When did I resist arrest? Sir, when did I resist arrest? >> Sir, when did I resist arrest? Sir, when did I resist arrest? Sir, when did I resist arrest? 1. >> STOP KICKING MY DOOR. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop. >> No. You're going to tell me. >> She's kicking my window out. >> Resisting. When did I resist? When did I resist? When did I resist? >> When did I resist? When did I resist? When did I resist? Take me to county jail. Take me >> and then stop kicking my door. Stop. >> Take me. No. No. >> I'm going to the jail if you stop. >> Take me to county. No. Take me to a county right now. >> That's where I'm going. >> Take me to >> Stop kicking the window. >> When did I go to jail? ETA run. >> Officer Wishard finally delivered her to the last destination of the night, a cold jail cell perfectly suited for someone who spent the evening screaming and challenging police officers. Subject's kicking my window forward to the jail. >> Turn the ringling now. >> Stop. >> Take me to county. >> We're here if you stop. >> County. >> Yeah. >> Take me to county. Take me account people you You >> 43. Yeah. You record this [ __ ] You record this [ __ ] You >> get out. >> You get out of the car. >> Do you see how he's enemy? You see that enemy? You told >> you you >> The woman was charged with battery and resisting arrest. Take a moment now to hear the different reactions and opinions from viewers in the comment section. Thank you for watching. 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