You want to go in? >> Hello. >> So, obviously I think you know Daniel, Officer Tati with Orlando Police Department. Just do you have ID on you or it's in my bag in your bag? >> Can you Can you grab her bag? >> Yeah, the bag. >> Do you have ID in Florida? >> No, it's New York. >> New York. All right. >> You have it on you? >> There's no weapons or anything in there. Okay. Got to ask. Assume you went through security before you went here. >> I definitely did. How long you been down here? >> Uh, seven months. >> So, your name's not. >> It is. That's just my maiden name. >> So, what's your legal name? This >> cuz this one says green. >> That's my maiden name. I haven't got to change my social. >> Okay. So this is your main name? >> That's my legal name. Maiden name. >> So New York just hands out ID cards with different names or >> No, I just I got that years ago before I got married. >> Okay. And I didn't feel like going to New York State DMV to wait in line for 6 hours to get a name change. >> No, I get it. You're technically you're floating around here with two names now. that makes any difference. [snorts] Yeah. >> Even my old address. >> How long have you lived in Florida? >> 7 months. >> All right. Well, your kids rolled in school. >> Yes. >> Okay. There is an obscure statute called violation of residency requirements. Once you live in Florida, >> you work in Florida. >> Okay. >> Your kids go to school in Florida. You're now a Florida resident, right? >> I need to get a Florida ID. >> Florida ID. >> Yeah. >> Technically, you could be arrested for it. >> I haven't seen somebody arrested for that many years. Okay. >> Get a Florida ID. >> So, just hold one second. Hello. >> All right. >> Sorry. So you go by >> put your last ID on the screen. >> So before I ask you any questions, you ever been arrested in trouble before or anything like that? All right. You seen cops? Seen on like TV, right? Okay. Got to read you this. You have the right to remain silent. Do you understand? >> Yes. You anything you say may be used against you in court. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> Your right to talk to a lawyer before and during questioning. Do you understand? >> If you cannot afford a lawyer and want one, will you? One will be provided for you before questioning without charge. Do you understand? Yes. >> Has anyone threatened you or promised you anything to get you to talk to? >> No. >> Can we talk about what happened? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> So, in your words, what happened? go. Um, rent just bills like the financial burden just kind of came up on me out of the blue. >> Okay. >> Literally out of the blue. Um, my husband lost his job, so everything else kind of just landed directly on my lap when it comes down to bills. No kids, food, just light, anything you could possibly think of. And working here is just not enough to cover it all. >> I hear you. Um, so I took what was needed for my rents and for last month and this month to make sure it was covered. And then previous prior was making sure that the kids just had like the basic stuff to go to school just all together encompassing for what I took on Sunday. >> Okay. So Sunday was the So >> 140 was for >> for the rent. >> Yes. rent for last month which is extra $200 plus majority of this month as well. >> Okay. Daniel showed me this statement. This is you. You wrote that and then you signed that. >> Yes. >> Okay. Say 19th which I guess is a Sunday. >> Yes. >> Working at the popcorn. You took approximately $840 from both tills. And then while working at the butterbeer cart >> that was a different date though. >> Yes, it was a few dates and I just can't. >> Okay. And then you took an estimated $400 from there. A stupid mistake. Okay. Then this is you obviously. And they say the total for the Jurassic Park was about what 817ish and change. >> And who counts those? That's like >> at the end of the night, uh, sniper registers are >> anyone can basically just like log on and use it. >> Um, basically records all the transactions throughout the day. So, the machine knows how much money is supposed to be in that till, okay, >> with change and whatever happened. Um however when they when they ran information on both tills it was it was short on both of them for for for a combined total of that $870 800 $820. >> All right. I have some screenshots of a video which I already looked at. >> This is you I assume is rolling it up. >> Put it up your sleeve and then put in your pocket >> both times. Yes. >> All right. Cut and dry kind of pretty much. I I've been told you've already been terminated. Is that true? >> Fortunately, you know, that's the way Universal conducts their business. You steal stuff. Uh they're kind of that's it. So, um I think the total right now is what $1,100 or so. >> Wow. >> Yeah. Like on paper we have about 1175 I believe close to that cold war. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> All right. So unfortunately you're going to be placed under arrest today for that fine employee. So um unfortunately since it's a felony there's no way around that. >> So we'll walk you outside. You have anything else on you? I can tell my kids. >> Yeah, we'll let you make a phone call before we get you going. Uh, I think they're just going to let you get your stuff later. >> Basically, um, go ahead and just come back to phone on your pocket or anything. Can you take uh take your lanyard off and put it all in here? >> So, am I going to jail and then I get to go? >> Yeah, you you could bond down. >> Uh I'm not sure off the top of my head. >> Is this a vape? Can't take that with you. You can't take >> What is this? Is this a vape, too? use the back of my hand. Just give you one pass. >> There's no contraband or anything of any kind. No razor blades. >> What? >> You have a blade? Okay. Where >> it blade? and nothing like this can't go into >> I know that I go in my locker room see if we would do they have access to it or how does that work? Yeah, I can they can um this lady can go in there and just going to get that deal. What's going to happen is going to come back to K2. Let them know, hey, I'm a former team member. I have some stuff that so go ahead and just have all that in my locker. >> Can we put stuff in there? >> Yeah, we uh I mean the only way we can get in, you know, unless you tell me your code. >> I can plug in my car. I just need that in my locker. >> Okay. Which Illinois? >> Orange County. >> You You go ahead and cover up if you want. >> Drive. >> You'll be able to get the if you want to give him a call. Drive. >> Let him know. Can I give him a call? >> Yeah. Be quick. Take this off, too. 2023 1 07 7 1 07 720 and I'll make sure we get that in there. All right. baby. >> Hey, um >> getting arrested. >> Getting arrested by people. >> I'll tell you more about it. I got to go. I just want to let you know. Why are you getting arrested? I got to go. 39. Okay. Her phone's in her bag and her bag's on the front seat. >> Okay. >> And then he just needs to get that locker number. 257 29 >> and three doors. >> We're dispatching. >> Yeah. Soon as you walk into the locker room locker room, it's going to be right as you walk in. >> Okay. On the right hand side or the left hand side? >> Um left. >> Left. Okay. So So it's locker number 3892 and the code is >> But they should have my locker number already there, too. Yeah. And then the and and then the code is 25729. >> Yes. >> Okay. I'm going to make sure I'm going to I'm going to have one of the wardrobe supervisors go in there, >> put put that bag the way it is. I'm going to close it up just the way it was. >> Add your cigarette and your vape and all that. >> Thanks, man. Secure.