You think I'm playing? >> No, do not grab me, sir. Just the item. >> One more time and I'm going to taze you. Put your >> Okay, I'm pregnant. >> Behind your back. >> So, they they exchanged information from semi. And they saw >> Move. >> Step out. >> I can get out. Move. >> You do not call the shots here. >> Move. Let me get out. Yo, don't >> Crime always left a trace, and escaping it was never easy. Even when thieves believed that stealing successfully and walking away meant victory, officers showed up and shattered that illusion. These were the moments when cops surprised and stopped shoplifters after a very bold Walmart run. We are This is law, and don't forget to like and subscribe. Starting with this terrible woman who used pregnancy as an excuse to resist the police. >> I got a lawyer. I don't Let me tell you. >> Okay. No. Let The police have the arms. >> I'm just saying I'm pregnant. >> You want to get it to you so she ain't sitting on the >> I'm pregnant. >> Hands up. Turn your back. >> Hey, who is you? >> On February 12th, 2025, officers were dispatched to a Menards store after receiving reports of a theft. Upon arrival, the suspect displayed blatant defiance by walking away, even ignoring police commands. This was what happened next. Ma'am, stop walking away. Ma'am, stop walking away. >> Yeah, she's showing me this is shoplifting. >> Menards. >> Ma'am, if I have to run after you, we going to have a really big problem. >> I'm walking with you to the back. >> No, no. Okay. Ma'am, stop walking away. Ma'am, at this point, you are running away, and I'm telling you to stop. >> I got a lawyer on the phone. >> Ma'am, if I have to run, it's going to be a problem. No, no, no, no, no, no. Ma'am, again, no. No. No. If I run, it's going to be a real You think I'm playing? >> I told you not to grab me, so >> Didn't I say stop running? >> I told you so. >> Didn't I say stop running? >> You not going to slap me on my face. Let me the [ __ ] out. >> Stop fighting. It don't matter. >> He got the item. >> One more time and I'm going >> This was exactly what officers repeatedly warned the woman about. Even more surprisingly, she showed no sense of wrongdoing and continued to act irritated with baseless excuses. >> Okay, I'm pregnant. >> I hear you back. >> One more time. >> Put your arm >> One more time. >> Oh. >> Put your Release your other arm. >> I got a lawyer. Let me tell you >> Okay. No. Listen. Release your other arm. >> Hey. >> Get back. Get back. She just stole some [ __ ] Get back. Get back. One more time. Put your >> Put your arm behind your back. >> Get back. >> It was baffling when she claimed she was pregnant while fleeing and resisting. And another man linked to her also caused trouble, forcing officers to issue a warning. >> I told her twice. >> Hey. >> I told him >> If you keep talking, you going to be involved in this. You need to go. Go wherever you going. Go wherever you going. Okay. We don't need no witnesses. Let me ask you something. Are you related to her? >> I know her. >> Are you related to her? That's what I asked you. >> Yes. >> What What is your relation to her? Let me see your ID. Let me see your ID, cousin. And you need to go away before I put you in cuffs as well for interfering in the investigation. You are interfering. You are interfering. You need to go to your Go tend to your business. All right. We going to roll you to your butt, okay? So, we can get you off of your stomach. Come on. Roll to your side. Now, sit up. Are you okay? Sit up. >> Bro, I'm dizzy. Wait a minute. >> I'll lay on my front. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Change the court. Now, sit up. >> Officers explained everything about her attempt to flee, but the woman still tried to believe she could change the truth, and at that point, she became agitated to do so. >> Okay, he didn't give me a chance to give him my arm. >> No, you're lying. Stop lying. You're lying. >> I'm not lying. >> You're lying. You're lying. >> And this is why he snatched me and threw me to So, what? I'm a female. He didn't have to >> That's That's >> He didn't have to throw me the way he did. And slammed me on my face. He didn't have to do that. >> Has nothing Has nothing to do with anything. >> He didn't have to do all that. So, I'm filing a civil suit, too. Cuz he didn't have to grab me like that. He didn't have to slam me. You already had me down. And then you going to squish me in my face. Okay, you saw me walking away and you see him grab me. You seen him grab me and slam me and throw me to the ground. And you just say I'm pregnant. I am pregnant. >> Stand up to your feet. >> Hey, who is you? >> Stand up to your feet. He's somebody who saw what you were doing. >> Okay, he seen when I got down. He needs to mind his business. He seen me down on the ground. He didn't have to have to chase me. He didn't have to have to chase me. >> You don't You don't decide how long >> Okay, but you didn't have to chase me, though. >> I I didn't I didn't >> Because she portrayed herself as a victim, officers quickly called medical personnel to assist her, but her attitude showed no sign of changing. >> So, what happened when I told you again? You can't walk, right? And you said you're not going to jail, right? Now you can't hear. I said put your hands behind your back. Did you do it? Now you can't hear. Okay. Right here in the back. Right here. She got She got She got a little shock. Little static shock. She claim She claim that she pregnant cuz she stealing She's stealing some stuff. So, she got She got got a little lightning shock. No nothing penetrated her. That's all that happened. No, we didn't >> It was a little red. What she say happened? >> I drive started place the taser on her body. >> She was tased. This is not a BLM stop. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. So, yeah. We can call for ALS. Um why don't we get you in the rig? I'm going to call the paramedics. So, they can check us. You need to sit down. >> to get the keys so I can take your cuffs off. You want me Let's No, we need your cuffs >> I need to sit down. >> Huh? I need a new session. >> Just sit right there. I just I just need to sit down. >> While she was being medically checked, another officer searched her information in the system, and that was when they realized her name was completely invalid. >> Yeah. Yeah. No, Nikita. >> Um no contact. >> You a charger? >> Huh? >> Hell yeah, I'm a charger. I start I tell you that. >> She was obstructing identification cuz she gave me the wrong name. >> And then resisting and then retail theft. >> Is she going? >> Huh? >> Is she going to the hospital? >> I don't know. I just wanted to check. >> She needs to go to her car. Make sure you let somebody else drive the car. >> You ready for a job, man? You ready? I know. I'mma hang y'all here for a bit. I'm tired of >> I'm tired, so I'm going to the goddamn I got stationed in Okinawa, Marines. Okay. I love Okinawa. Where Where were you stationed at in Japan? >> Okinawa. >> Where though? >> Oh. Camp Foster. >> Camp Foster? >> I was at Camp I in 2012. >> I was just in 2012. You know what was going on. Okay. >> I was stationed at Foster when I was working on White Beach. >> Yeah, so you you remember the windmill run, right? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, yeah. Okay, you you know what I could show you the book. Okay. >> In that in that Target bag. >> Okay. >> I gave him that Target bag back. So, she had it in a a bag and she just wasn't giving a order. They stop. Hey, I thought I talked to you. Walking, walking, not responding, just being uncooperative and Okay, that's it. Enough. She she escalated. >> The woman was charged with retail theft, resisting arrest, and providing false identification to police. When you make a mistake, taking responsibility early can prevent the situation from escalating into far more serious consequences. Even worse, the next woman actually believes she held some kind of criminal authority. >> You are detained. You are not free to leave. >> No. No. No. >> Yes. Yes. Yes. >> No. >> Get out of >> Get out. Get out. >> Call me. >> Get out of the [ __ ] car. >> Don't Don't Don't pull on me. >> On January 25th, 2026, officers stopped a vehicle on the road after noticing it was speeding. From the very first moments of contact, the woman clearly showed an uncooperative attitude. >> Hello. >> Hello. Let's roll down the window. >> What's that what? >> Roll down the window. >> It is down. >> No, it ain't. >> Yes, it is. What do you want? What's the problem? >> Let's see your ID. You're speeding. >> I wasn't speeding. >> Yes, you are. On Collinsville, it's not 43 mph. >> It was not speeding. >> Yes, you were. I was right behind you. Yes, you were. >> No, I wasn't speeding. I don't I don't have my ID on me. I can give you my name. >> Let's see some ID and your insurance. >> I got insurance. >> So, what's that in your hand? >> This is my paper. >> All right, let's see your paper. >> Huh? >> Let's see your paper, then. >> I can give you my name and my You can write my name. >> I don't know who you are. Let's look at your paper. Where's your driver's license? >> My driver's license I don't know my driver's license number. >> Where is your driver's license? >> It's in my >> Why are you not rolling down your window? >> No, because my lawyer told me I I This is enough for you. >> Do you have your insurance? >> Uh I'm with Grange. >> Do you have your insurance? I don't care who you're with. >> It's in my It's in my I have insurance. >> Then I need to see it. >> I have insurance. >> I I'm not taking your word on it, just like I'm not taking your word that you're done. >> Ma'am, just run it. >> Show me your ID, then. >> The woman stubbornly concealed her identity as if hiding something behind it. She even deflected when officers demanded that she roll down the window. >> You're not rolling down the window, so I don't know what's up with you. So, I can see you. >> Let me Let me uh Let me find my >> So, I can see you. >> Let me find it. I I get it to you. >> You don't want to roll down the window. >> I was not speeding. >> Yes, you were. >> No, I was not. No, I was not. I was not speeding. >> Let's find that ID, then, Donna. >> My thing is my thing over there is you don't You don't My lawyer say I don't >> I don't care what your lawyer says. >> I'm I'm I Look, I'm giving you my name. >> I don't care I need more than your name. I need your driver's license. >> My When you run my name, I'll be able to see my driver's license. >> At the same time, another officer shined a flashlight into the back of the vehicle and noticed several suspicious details. >> I'm asking you if you have your cards with you. That's what I was asking. So, we'll just see what she what she took. There's a lot of loose merchandise throughout the vehicle. Why is all this stuff in the back not bagged up? This stuff you just got from Walmart. We're going to We're going to We're going to determine if you're good or not. Currently detained, ma'am. Yes, you are. >> Give me my papers. >> You're not leaving. Turn the vehicle off. If you do not turn the vehicle off, I will bust this window out. >> going to bust nothing. >> Turn the vehicle off. >> going to bust nothing. I got I'm I'm not You're not going to bust nothing. >> You ain't leaving. >> Yes, I am. >> You want to bet? >> Yes, I am. >> Try to drive off, see what happens. You are I don't need one. You are currently detained, and that's called obstruction. Yes, you are. Where'd you go to law school at? Where'd you go to law school at? >> No, where'd you go to law school at? >> Me? SLU. >> No, I don't care where you went. >> Okay, then. >> You're not going to You're not going to You're not going to detain me. >> You are detained. You are not free to leave. >> No. No. No. >> Yes. Yes. Yes. >> That's a lie. >> That is not a lie. >> Yeah, it is. >> You're not free to leave. You're not getting anything. You are detained. You are detained. >> No, I'm not. No, I'm not. >> You are not free to go. >> Yes, I am. >> You are not. >> Yes. >> Shortly after officers contacted Walmart and received exactly what they had suspected, this was the information they gathered. >> Huh? >> It was a whole cart push out. Said all the merchandise that was stolen is on the back passenger side of her vehicle. >> Actually, they got >> Okay. And they said he's Brazier already sent me a photo. AP's not on right now. Loss Prevention's not on, but manager was the one that reviewed the camera, and they tried to stop her, and she just kept pushing past. So, he's sending me a photo now cuz he's reviewing the camera. Um I'll see if she's willing to get out or if we're going to have to get her out. >> What am I detained >> Okay, ma'am. So, you were just identified as as by Walmart management that you committed a retail theft. >> I did not do that. I did not do that. I didn't commit no a no retail >> Okay, well, there's six witnesses that say otherwise. Okay? >> but I had somebody that was with with me. >> Okay, uh the photo I just received was you pushing a cart by yourself. >> No. >> With a load full of merchandise, which is currently sitting in your backseat. >> It was with >> So, you have an Here's Here's what what's known as an ultimatum, okay? We need you to step out of the vehicle, okay? >> Mhm. >> Or we have to get you out of the vehicle. >> Why you say say that six witness verified me I am African? >> So, let's make this easy. >> No, no, no. So, what are you talking about doing? >> So, currently, you need to exit the vehicle. >> Exit the vehicle for what? >> Because we're going to place you under arrest. >> Huh? >> We're going to place you under arrest for retail theft. You need to get off the phone. You're here talking to me. >> What you say? >> Hang up the phone. >> Okay. >> Step out of the vehicle. Or you're going to be hit with another charge of obstruction. >> I'm up here in the car. >> You got about 10 seconds before I open the door. What's your name? >> Okay. >> So, it became clear why the woman had tried so hard to hide her identity. But, once everything was exposed, it was also the moment officers decided to arrest her. >> Don't be all all all my damn [ __ ] like that. Don't do that. >> Go ahead and step out. >> You weren't a man. >> Step out. You don't call the shots here. Step out of the [ __ ] car. >> And you you you you you said that I was speeding. I wasn't speeding. >> It doesn't matter. >> Yes, it does. >> Come on. >> You also committed a retail theft. >> I ain't I didn't commit nothing. Let me get my stuff. >> You got about 2 seconds before I remove you. >> Move. Move. >> Step out. >> get out. Move. >> You do not call the shots here. >> Move. Let me get You don't Who Go ahead and cuz you don't count. >> All right, yeah. >> Don't pull me. >> Get out. >> Don't pull me. >> Get out. >> Don't pull me. >> Get out of the [ __ ] car. Get out. Get out of the [ __ ] car. Get out of the car. It's called in the car. I got you. Stand up. No, you don't call the [ __ ] cops. Stop it. Then listen. Listen. Stop. Don't resist. How about that? How about don't resist? For real. Officer Carter, badge number 130. Yep. She's in custody. Go ahead and walk. >> Stand up. >> Stand up so I can make sure these cuffs don't tighten up on you, all right? >> The woman showed no signs of guilt whatsoever, while the items she had taken were neither few nor of small value, and everything became even clearer the moment the car door was opened. >> Then, we don't either. Car's full of [ __ ] >> I know. She said if you wanted, we can >> I'm a photograph. >> Try to go through it now. She said then she can total it up tonight if we have the actual property of what she took, or if we want to hang on to it now. >> take photos for you. >> Yeah. What about like all those other things? >> I got them in the bag. >> What about these dog treats? >> Like that brown bag. Yeah, those are our dog treats. We got that with the dog treats. >> Oh, yeah. What about these dog treats? >> Did you see glasses? >> Like like this drinking glass set? >> I can't I didn't see what was under the stove, but it was piled up. So I I'll have to keep rewinding to see what the glasses are on too. >> The woman was charged with felony retail theft exceeding $1,000, obstruction of identification, and resisting arrest. Her arrogance and refusal to cooperate only deepened her situation, proving that ignoring the law doesn't erase consequences, it multiplies them. Next, let's shift the mood to a manhunt arrest inside a supermarket. >> Yeah. He was involved in a hit hit >> and >> and >> On the 28th of December, 2025, police approached a man inside Costco after the store suspected him of being involved in a hit-and-run. At that moment, he did not yet know what was about to happen to him and still smiled as he greeted the officers. >> Hello, sir. >> Yes. >> Hi. Do you have your ID on you? >> Oh, yeah. What for? >> I just want to confirm something. What's your name? Yeah. All right. Can you put your hands behind your back for me? >> the place >> All right, walk back. Hey, let's just walk him out of here. Sir, are you going to get froggy and try to run or do anything like that? I want to save you some embarrassment. We're going to walk you out without handcuffs. So if you try anything, you're going right in the cuffs, okay? You understand? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> He was involved in run. >> hit-and-run and It's >> Cuff him in front. What's up, man? We got him. We got him. Hold on. Let us work with it. Yeah. >> Okay, okay, no the Pasco County. >> The police bluntly stated the accusation against the man, but strangely from that moment on, he began to act confused claiming he did not understand everything. >> The Pasco County >> Well, we have to do this. We'll work through it. >> Okay, let me >> You got anything on you that you want to leave with her? >> Yes, the key. >> The Our keys? >> Yo te hablo, man. So >> Okay, so were you involved in a car crash up in Pasco County? >> Oh, yeah, two months ago. Yeah, I already paid everything, you know. >> Okay, we'll we'll we'll talk outside, okay? >> I told you what I got, you know. I got the list. The station, they give me a list week. >> Just so you know, we have no knowledge of this >> They give me a list week. >> Just so you know, we have no knowledge of this case, okay? We'll walk out to the slide here in a minute. >> I tried to go couple days Wednesday Friday to Pasco to show you all the papers, you know. I said, "What's going on with this? I already paid for in the Pasco Oh, means closed. It's better I keep it the papers with me and then for because I go to Monday morning over there see what's going on. I don't understand that. >> So, the man admitted his involvement in the incident, but he claimed he had already taken care of everything, which led the police to question why he still had an active warrant against him. >> When you say you took care of this, I don't understand. What does it mean? >> No, the tickets. I already take care of the tickets. >> Ah, okay. >> It's the truck. I told you the papers and it's the truck. >> That's >> different. That doesn't It has nothing >> It's about the >> So listen, you get tickets, people pay them or whatever. I don't know your story, but >> I don't know >> If you don't show up to court when there's a court date Well listen, if you don't show up and see the judge, the judge puts a warrant out for you instantly. I'm just telling you that's how it works. All right. I'll get on info, confirm it. Yep. Ask him if >> Uh no. >> We're going to go to the Yeah. >> I know the second thing. >> Go to the space in the back of the car. It's back like that. Yeah. >> No problem, man. You know the >> We're going to walk around here. >> I'm doing this seriously. Where you taking me? To the Pinellas? >> Yeah, Pinellas. 49? >> At that moment, the man was escorted to the patrol car to be taken away, but he still tried to explain something as if it would change his outcome. >> You're looking for him in Pasco? >> Yeah, I work for you there. >> No, I am I forgot. There we go. No way. >> The man was charged with involvement in a hit-and-run and failure to appear in court, resulting in an active warrant for his arrest. Trying to avoid responsibility or ignore legal obligations can make the situation far worse, as unresolved issues will eventually catch up and lead to more serious consequences. Next, this woman showed no shame for her criminal behavior. >> You're detaining me because you don't understand. I'm so Wait, hold on. You guys haven't even explained anything to me. Anything. >> Yeah, at this time you're under arrest. >> What is the problem? >> For retail theft. >> Retail theft? >> On the 6th of February, 2026, police received a report from Target about a woman committing theft inside the store. And when they arrived at the scene, the woman showed no remorse and even called a family member to complain about the presence of the police. >> That's not right. I need to feed my babies. I don't want to go back. What do you want me to do? >> So, the first time she came to the register, >> Hey Brandon. >> up everything for the ticket switch price, and then she got guest service by one of the team members there, and he rang up everything regular price. And then, once she seen that, she tried to pay for it, but her card kept declining. >> Mhm. >> And uh >> but they're basing it off on the standard >> That's it right here. Her card kept declining at this point because he rang everything up. >> Mhm. >> So, after that, once her card kept declining, she got on the phone. She like walked away for a little bit. She got on the phone, walked around, came back. Once she is back, she goes back to another register right here. She rangs it up. She rang that up at price. And then, you can see she has this thing under that. It's like a little pet item. What is it? Flea and tick stuff? That rang up $3.99. I think those were like 40 or 50 dollars a pop. And then, these two are rung up. Obviously, we have the pictures here, so we know exactly what they are. They're $19.99 for this item and that item. And you see the sticker on the merchandise and her leg. I guess she tried to like scratch off the other barcode. So, she tries to again decline. And then, they tell her that she has to go to another register to use cash. But, she had cash in hand. So, she does. Waiting, waiting, waiting. >> Do you have her on camera swapping the >> Yeah. >> swapping the tags? >> Swapping the stuff? She's getting Are you getting the tags? >> Swapping the um the barcodes. >> Oh, no, not yet. >> Based on the employee's statement, it was clear that she had intentionally attempted to pay using her fraudulent scheme. And that same shamelessness persisted as she even ignored the presence of the police. >> They're just not right. >> Hey, assistant manager, hang up the phone real quick. >> Hey, can you can you call me a police? Yeah. What did I do? Cuz I'm trying to pay. I was supposed to pay for all of them. I'm expecting 450. All right? Okay. Hello. Hello, please. Okay. Good night. Huh? Okay. Good All right. Okay, just please All right. >> All right. All right, stand up for me. >> Why? >> Stand up. Turn around. Stand up and turn around. >> What am I doing? >> Turn around. Okay. Put your hands behind your back. >> For what? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Why? >> Because I'm detaining you right now. Put your hands behind your back. >> For what? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I don't >> All right, put your hands behind your back. >> You're You're You're detaining me because >> Put your phone down. >> Um hold on. >> Put your phone down. >> Hold on. I'm calling for my husband. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. I'm going to go ahead and check out then. >> Give me your phone. >> You're detaining me because >> Being a loss prevention. >> I'm so Wait. Hold on. You guys haven't even explained anything to me. You haven't even explained >> you're not going >> You guys even even explained anything >> We'll We'll explain it. All right. When I ask you to do something, you do it. Do you understand? >> I understand that. >> Okay. Thank you. >> trying to give you guys a hard >> It could be said that she remained completely calm amid everything unfolding and even her apparent confusion may have been an act as records showed this was not her first time. >> You have and and and you have You have a prior case as well. >> Yes. >> Yeah. This will be the third. She was in here 8 days ago. Tickets were voided. >> This is a receipt. >> You sit tight. We'll figure out what's going on. >> Okay. Do you have any weapons on you? >> No. This is your receipt? >> Yeah. >> Do you want to take a look at what I just looked at and then >> Is she new to y'all? >> Yes. >> You've charged before or just had the record in there? >> We just had the Yeah. We just had the record of her like actually doing it. So, the first time we actually caught them, our team member called them out because it was her and her husband trying to take a switch and high price merchandise. They ended up paying for it at guest services. And then the next time she came in, she like empty package like a almost $200 toothbrush. >> Yeah. >> It's 219. >> What does the toothbrush do? >> And her first one, we got it We ended up getting the merchandise back at 255. That's the first one. >> How did you get it back? >> So, the self checkout attendant noticed like these are high dollar items ringing up like super cheap. Um and >> He questioned it. >> He questioned it. Sent him to guest services where we they got the right price and they >> They paid for it. Okay. >> But the other stuff she did take the the first one. >> The other day? Yes. >> Yeah, the 30th. Did the self the self-checkout attendant touch anything or >> Returning to the suspect, she clearly knew what was happening to her and at that moment she began spinning stories to justify her actions. >> Did she tell she showed it to you? Yes. >> Uh I saw some footage, yeah. So basically what we have right now is we have you scanning some items that are coming up as different items and then I guess you have three other instances where they've had you taking things from the store previously as well. >> So you know what? I actually want to I'm not going to I'm not sue but I actually want to say something about that. >> Mhm. >> We was me and my husband, we were just actually shopping or prepa- preparing our mother-in-law for a trip in the last year. Okay? We're preparing a trip. Um she's from the Philippines. She needed a memory card and a little screen, you know, long time. We already ready prepared to pay whatever cuz we knew we of course it's online we research it, right? >> Right. >> Okay? So when we of course me and my husband we don't really we we just pay. Right? We don't when we scan it, pay but then at the same time we also have the other person that ate double check everything. Decline this, decline whatever protection. Anyway, >> Mhm. >> long story short, we paid and um you know, there was that one uh or two items that scanned wrong. >> Mhm. >> Right? And of course we were like, okay, wait. And I told this guy, I was like, hey, isn't it we went before I give them to isn't it supposed to be much more than this? Okay? He's like, yeah. Okay, then he led us to over here. He led us over here, they did the process. At first they thought we were trying to get the item for for like what? It was like $14.99. >> During the questioning, the woman also admitted that she was aware of her past cases, but that did not mean she admitted guilt. Just listen to what she had to say next. >> When I was trying to question her you were accusing that we did it that day. The previous one. >> Okay. >> Seriously? >> So So you have the same scenario again today? >> Well, I have things I have to come back. I haven't shopped in a while or if anything and >> You You see how that could be a little suspicious that you have one incident where you rang something up at a lower price. I I granted you said you tried to fix it. >> Mhm. >> And then again today you've rung up several items that are at lower prices. >> And actually, I was also >> Do Do you see how that could be suspicious? >> I get that, but that's why >> That's That's That's why you're in handcuffs right now. >> But also that's also why before um the first time when I first rang it >> Mhm. >> I didn't just pay that. I could have >> Mhm. >> but I didn't. I actually called the guy the I don't know what his name was. I guess Kyle. I actually called the guy. >> Mhm. >> I'm like, "I don't think this is scanning right. It's 51." >> Right. >> And then he actually looked it over. He went into the back with me. And he scanned it He scanned it for me. I'm like, "Okay, now that looks right, 406." Cuz we were wondering why it was at 51. Okay? >> Okay. Well, well, I mean, we're going to You're not under arrest at this moment. You're just detained. Okay. >> Immediately after, the police bluntly laid out her wrongdoing. Yet, the woman still acted surprised by it. But even more surprising was what she admitted next. So pay close attention. >> So I'm under arrest? >> Yeah, at this time you're under arrest. >> For what? >> For retail theft. >> Retail theft? >> Mhm. >> You know what? I actually got I just came from jail. >> For what? >> Well, someone What happened was um Uh there was a warrant for me, but the thing is that I have no notice. Long story short, I'm still trying to deal with that one, and I'm actually going after um >> So, you been to Flight 20 jail before? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Recently, because I'm trying to get actually find out what I don't even have a case number. I don't even know what was going on. >> sure you have a a copy of that case number today. >> Yeah. So, you can get all this sorted out later. This is embarrassing. Yeah. I'm sorry. I'm just frustrated. I can't believe I'm doing this again. >> Hold on. Let me get Can I have a seat? >> Watch your head. Okay. >> So, really? I mean, I know >> Give me a sec. >> The woman was charged with retail theft. Her repeated attempts to manipulate prices showed that dishonesty, even when given chances to correct it, will only lead to more serious consequences. Next, this man still had an entire fabricated story behind him. >> A ration from Simi, and they saw people trying to buy stuff with what they believed was stolen property. They don't have any proof that it's stolen. You don't have any information on it. >> On the 19th of September, 2023, the police received a report about a man attempting to purchase a large amount of high-value items, which would have raised no concern if he hadn't gone to multiple stores and made repeated purchases, ultimately triggering suspicion. This was what happened when officers approached the man. >> What's going on? >> We're conducting an investigation. >> Okay. >> Right now, you got a ID on you? >> I do. >> For what? They say you attempted to purchase some things. They They got word from another store, so >> Not at all. >> Mhm. Got ID on you? >> No. >> No ID? All right, give me a second. >> Okay. >> Any firearms in the car or on you? >> No, no, nothing like that. >> All right, so you have no ID on you, but you was how you going to purchase the item? You got no method of payment at all or >> I was making inquiries. I don't have a method of payment. >> You want to talk about anything? >> No, I was making inquiries. >> Okay. Yeah, they're saying uh they seen you at the other store trying to buy MacBooks. That's why they they called us in today. >> Okay. >> I mean, you're not in any trouble or anything. >> No, no, no, I'm I'm just I'm just making inquiries, that's it. >> You want to give us your name so we can clear you of any wrongdoing? What do you have ID on you? >> No. >> You don't have ID? What's your name? >> William. >> William what? >> Joel William. >> What is it? >> Joel William. >> Joel? >> Yeah. >> At that moment, the officers discussed among themselves to determine a course of action, but the suspect's behavior had already begun to raise suspicion. >> They say he don't know him, bro. >> They were robbing. >> They were talking as I walked up. >> They don't have anything. >> Don't have anything? No picture of the person that did it in the other location? >> That's the thing. >> They So they they exchanged information from Sammy and they saw people trying to buy stuff with what they believed was stolen property. They don't have any proof that it's stolen. You don't have any information name. They don't have anything, basically. >> Oh, he All right, see something? >> Do not resist. >> I'm not resisting. >> Open that door, dog's going to come out. >> Any weapons in the car Okay, just put your hands on the steering wheel for me, wait wait till we figure out what's going on, that's it. >> I'm not resisting. >> Right shoe off. Kick your right shoe off. Take your shoe off. >> No, I'm sorry. >> Why is there a credit card in your shoe? >> I just slipped it in there when nobody was looking. >> Oh, good catch. Good catch. That's weird, huh? >> You just told me your name was Williams. Who is this guy? You know this guy? >> I don't know right there. >> Yeah, he's a friend. >> Okay, so he just said he didn't know you. So, thank you. William, did you give us a fake name? Okay, I specifically asked you, you said you had no method of payment on you, you're just inquiring. >> I was making an inquiry. >> And and he happened to see you slide that card under your foot. Yeah, we had nothing until he observed him slide the card under his foot. >> Shortly after, one officer entered the store to verify their account, and it became clear that the man had provided a false name. >> So, made a call is because he was in here yesterday. >> Okay. >> This is the receipt for the transaction. >> So, you made a transaction yesterday? >> Yesterday he made a transaction. >> Do we know what card he used? >> Yeah, it's right here. Jeffrey Robertson. >> Robertson? >> Okay. >> Um, this is the card he used yesterday. >> Okay. >> He said in our chat, so I just talked to the manager at the Winter Excuse me, at the Kissimmee store, cuz they're the one that alerted like these two gentlemen to like the potential fraud. >> Okay. >> They said they were alerted from our Winter Garden store, the same thing. When I come in, he said, "I don't care what color the MacBook is, I just need the most, you know, the most expensive MacBook." >> two of them, yeah. >> Today? >> So, I >> Oh, that was >> I Yeah, over there. >> Okay. >> So, that's like for us it's a red flag. If you don't care, like you're talking $2,000 a pop. >> Right. >> When it comes to that. >> Under pressure from the police, the man admitted to his actions, but he claimed there was a story behind it, insisting he had been acting under coercion. >> I mean, do we need to play the game where I ask you 100 questions, or you can just tell me what's going on right now? >> Okay, so since I got here, I've been trying to get a girlfriend. >> So, you've been Speak a little bit louder. >> She She got a message from America being big inside one of them. So, I got next. One girl on a big inside. >> You met a girl on dating site? >> Yeah, started to talk for like 3 weeks. >> Uh-huh. >> Nothing too much, and then one day she updated that we do a video for like a naked like >> Mhm. >> Yeah, a naked video call. >> Okay. >> So, when we did a naked video call, not knowing it was not her real identity. So, she got my a naked like She got my naked And she first she told me to send her money. I said I don't have money. I just got into the country trying to work. So then she said, "Okay, if she if if I don't send her money, she's going to publish that she's going to >> So she's blackmailing you. >> Yes. She took my video and Instagram and Facebook and said that if I don't do that and I said I can't do that. Then she said, "Okay, if that what can I do for I said I don't want you to do. She said just not post the videos. And she said, "Okay, then I can I can do something for her to not to post the video." I said, "Anything I will do. Girl, don't post the videos because I'm only here to work and I'm not even new within the country. >> Mhm. >> And then she said, "Okay, then she's going to She took my address and said she's going to send me a card so that I can use to purchase things for her. So, I've never seen the person not even once. So, she sent me the card and she told me that I can make it I should buy mugs for her. So, yesterday I came to make a purchase two mugs and she told me that, "Okay, when you get the mug cuz I'm sending you the address, you go put it here." >> Mhm. But the story was nearly impossible to believe because the moment officers questioned him, he failed to provide any evidence to support his claims. >> So, this >> Do you Do you understand me? Yeah. Cuz now cuz now we're getting to a point where I'm saying, "Hey, show me the goods." And now you're messing around. >> I'm not messing around. I'm not I'm not supposed to do that. >> you, man. We're trying to help you, man. So, like I'm getting to a point >> part. >> I mean, you spoke to her today, right? >> Yes. >> I guess so it should be recent. >> I said she deleted the chat. >> So, you're telling me that she deleted the data on >> Listen. >> Yeah. >> You're telling me that on Telegram cuz I'm not familiar with it. You're telling me on Telegram that >> Yeah. >> that if the other person deletes the chat that you're talking to, it deletes off the whole thing. >> everything. Everybody knows you can't >> I don't I don't know that. >> Yeah, you can't You can't go on Telegram. Everybody knows Telegram works like that. I'm >> Okay. So, you're telling me you have no thread right now of her. >> No, I don't. The question is she deleted the chat. >> What about What about a phone number? You said you had a number. >> Yeah. >> Where is that at? >> Mhm. Then show me the text. >> Show us something. >> So any text messages you said you have it. >> Then I said she when >> No, you said stop. >> Yes, yeah, I'm not I'm not lying. I told you that the the conversation about the MacBook and task she only on Telegram. >> Okay, but you have her number. >> Yes. >> So so show us a message. >> Show us you said you have a text message with you her. >> Then I said normally I don't text text her much. >> That's fine. Just just >> Okay. Put her on this. >> And actually she doesn't contact me on one number. >> So >> If you don't find something, bro. >> Find it. >> Give us the information and if you don't I'm we're just going to end up going with you right now. I'm just saying that. So this is your opportunity just to prove to me that this is some kind of scheme. Unless you're just making this nonsense up and then you're just wasting you're wasting my time. And then I'm not going to feel bad for you then I'll hit you with everything. >> In the end, he proved nothing at all and he was handcuffed and taken away shortly after, charged with grand theft, fraud, and identity theft. When faced with consequences, excuses without evidence only make the situation worse. Taking responsibility early is always the smarter choice. Next, the man even had another hidden secret beyond his crimes. >> I'm going to >> Yeah. >> I'm going to stay down there for >> On September 23rd, 2023, police received a report from a Walmart regarding a theft committed by one of its own employees. It was revealed that the amount was not significant, but authorities still proceeded with the investigation due to the offense. For more details, let the store manager explain it further. >> What's going on, man? >> There's someone who works here, an associate we've been watching for a minute and they're in the office now. We got video evidence of the situation. >> Okay. >> It's only $25, but we're still going to prosecute him because they work here. >> Okay. You said only $25? >> I put a little over, but yeah. >> All right, give me a few minutes. I'm going to come right in right quick. What was What was the guy he took? >> Uh clothing. >> Clothing, yeah. >> What? >> They told me to stand by. They didn't let me go in yet. Um it was an employee. Employee that took some. They caught him. >> They said they've been watching him for a while. >> Oh, over this time. >> You can try to see what they're doing and >> They told me to stand by. >> Yeah, no. I called the police. >> I guess they're trying to get the facts. >> So, I'll give you guys a call that first when he first was selling. >> Cuz we have to get it to a certain amount. Before we start calling. It was just little things here and there. So, if we put a call to y'all it's like $2 every month. >> Yeah, but but it's still a problem though. So, you should have put it had it reported on so you can So, you create a paper trail. >> Oh, we have a paper trail. >> I'm talking I'm talking about with us. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. How much did it add up to from what he took? >> Uh from what he took So, we got him on camera from the first twice. 80 C all the other times. Uh came out to $27. We also have a suspicious activity for I guess that's why they called. So. >> So, as of now, what you guys have on camera is $27 items. >> Yes. And all the past people have come forward. >> And just just to be clear, he was on duty? >> Yes. >> Yeah? Okay. >> He was on duty. >> Yeah. >> We >> So, he admitted theft by taking. >> So, the initial confirmed total came out to around $27. And perhaps because the value was so small, when approached, the man showed no sense of guilt at all, even appearing shocked by what he was about to face. >> Now, right this moment you're going to be terminated from Walmart, okay? >> What's I'm going to do without Walmart? >> Forget that. There you go. >> That's crazy. That's I've been working here for a year. >> What's um Do you have an address here? >> Uh not anymore. >> Not anymore? >> Not anymore. >> So, at this point in time, you don't >> I'm homeless right now. >> You're homeless right now? Okay. So, before we leave to go down to the cabin take the jail, we're going to have to take your bag and we're going to put it inside of property room, okay? So, when they release you, you can come back down here so you can retrieve your bag, okay? >> Okay, what I'm going to jail? >> Yeah. >> I'm going to stay down there for >> Well, it's a weekend, so probably the whole I'm I'm assuming the whole weekend. >> Unless you get post. >> Yeah, unless you get post bail. If you can't post bail, >> Even when confronted with the consequences, he showed no remorse at all, even having a story ready to shift the blame onto Walmart. >> I mean, they they Walmart stole $2,000 from me. I got in my phone. >> Mhm. >> I worked here for 2 and 1/2 months. I tried to file a lawsuit and everything. They stole 2 and 1/2 That's why I'm a victim. >> Okay. >> That's why I'm homeless in the first place because they stole money from me. So, I've been getting high attention to little things from me, but they never say nothing to me cuz I've been, you know, coming to work even though I ain't getting paid and all these things and stuff like that. But, the minute I said I was going to I told corporate I I need to transfer because I'm homeless down here. I need to move to a better situation. Now, all of a sudden the next day, y'all pop up and they say, "Oh, you stole. We got you on camera." Like, they don't make no sense. >> They don't make no sense that you that you committed a crime and not not even >> Oh, well, I can take accountability for that. >> So, that's okay. >> That's why I'm homeless in the first place. I can take accountability for that. You know what I'm saying? But, I'm just saying like >> No, no, I understand what you're saying. So, so so the part about Walmart stealing money from you or what not, that that's going to be a civil issue. So, you're going to have to take that up in court. >> Yeah. >> So, you get what I'm saying? So, so so so you can't you can't you can't get back at them by stealing >> $3,000 from me and I still came to work every day. >> You listening? So, so so what I'm saying to you is you can't retaliate by stealing things from their from from their department store. Because at the same time at at the end of the day, you you still committed a crime. >> Oh, no doubt. >> what I'm saying? So, so if you're trying to get your money back from them, you got to take it up in court, all right? >> Okay. I work on never stealing that much amount of >> So, he chose to steal as a way to get back at the store instead of turning to the police to resolve the issue. At that point, the officers moved forward and took decisive action against him. >> Um, turn around put your hands behind your back and interlace your fingers. >> Sorry. >> You are under arrest, all right? >> Right now? >> Yeah, you are under arrest right now. >> Can I get my things out the back? I'mma come right back here. >> No, we'll we'll we'll get them for you. We'll let them know. What items do you have back there? That you know of? >> My hands together like I'm praying. Like I'm praying. >> Here you go. >> Can I make a phone call before? Something that they put in the police >> No, you won't be able to make a phone call. You'll be able to make a phone call when you get to the >> Right here, man. >> When we get down to the jail, all right? >> Okay, I can stay on my phone on cuz I need >> You'll get numbers and all that. >> So, just give the give the phone to my partner cuz I'm I'm I'm at the tattoo shop. >> Yeah, we're going to search you. >> Okay. Uh, like you're praying? Uh, push up from >> No, no, it's >> Yeah. >> Yeah, yeah, just walk up. You take medication? >> No. >> Oh, it's just like Tylenol. >> It's Tylenol, okay. >> During the search of the man's bag, officers discovered something far more serious, which would lead to an additional charge against him. >> You're under arrest right now? >> Yeah, I got you. >> So, this is going to be placed inside there as well, all right? >> Okay. >> Um, is this this this gun is not stolen, right? >> Okay. >> All right. All right, come on. You guys need anything else from us? Hey, Sarge. Um, I'm out here with uh with Green on this uh on the shoplifting. The guy had a firearm on in his bag. So, the serial number on the gun is N N C Y 447, right? On the hit, it came back stolen. Same make, same model, except it's a except his ammunition was a .38 .38, and this one's listed as a 9 mm. >> His list of offenses only kept growing, yet just like when he was accused of theft, he showed no remorse at all, even coming up with another excuse to justify this new charge. >> Yes. You got You got a Yes, sir. >> All right. I thought you said the gun wasn't stolen. >> You said it was stolen? >> Yeah. >> That's my friend's gun. It's not stolen. >> So, how was it not stolen if it came back stolen with us? >> It came back stolen? >> Yeah, that's the reason why we're asking >> I got I had this gun for like 7 years. >> So, the friend gave it to you? >> Uh yes, I can't identify who that is, but yes. >> Why you can't identify who that is? >> Because obviously it's stolen. He told me he didn't steal it. >> So. >> Okay. The friend live out here? >> Uh I don't want to over >> It's either yes or no, cuz >> Uh no, he don't live out here. >> All right. So, you are you are going to be charged with that stolen gun. If you can prove that that that that that that you got it from the friend, and and tell me what friend it was, uh that that that supposedly stole it, then we could have another conversation, but now at this point in time, you're going to be charged with that stolen gun, all right? I I'm just going to I just got to be up front with you. >> The man was charged with theft by taking and theft by receiving stolen property related to the firearm. Trying to justify wrongdoing with excuses only deepened the consequences, as avoiding responsibility and taking matters into one's own hands ultimately led to far more serious charges. What do you think about cases like this? Share your thoughts in the comments, and don't forget to like and subscribe so you won't miss the next video. Now, let's shift to the woman who caused chaos over a chicken wing. >> Crazy to me that is somebody who's poking out chicken wings. American Airlines Bro. American Airlines Bro. >> On December 22nd, 2025, police received a call from Cooper's Hawk Winery and Restaurant reporting an altercation between a customer and an employee. Upon arrival, the female customer remained in a state of panic as she recounted what had happened. >> It was only verbal. The female had to be physical and nothing. That's crazy to me that is somebody who's poking out chicken wings comes in here and I'm chilling having a good time and she has a problem with because the guy who's bringing me chicken wings flirting with me. Now, that's crazy. I work here. That's crazy. That's ridiculous. I'm sitting here with my [ __ ] audacity. People by myself. >> I know what happened. >> That's physical no, she didn't hit me nothing. I just want to have a good time. With my son and I myself. Yes, please. She like wow, that's it. Over a number so that's it. >> However, after releasing her frustration, the woman became increasingly uncooperative, refusing to assist with the resolution and instead began making her own demands. >> Let me go find my son. Who's coming with me to find my son? Who's coming with me? You? >> We're So, we're to figure out what's going on right now. Just the same thing >> No, we need to find my son. >> I understand that. >> I don't want to get kicked out of the building. >> Hold on just a second. We'll We'll find your son, okay? Did he run out with somebody here? >> No, no, no. He would never. He's out there right now. He's probably with Vanessa with her. But no, I need to find him now. I'm not really I'm not willing to risk losing my son. >> I couldn't I turned it down. >> The red car's out. I need him right here, right now. >> You said you were in Okay, he's I'll go talk to Okay. All right. I'll let I'll let your mom know where you are. >> I'm just trying to get in no trouble. Let me help you clean up cuz I know how it is. Here you I don't even know my stamina and my mother and [ __ ] is That's what I'm talking about. They shouldn't have invited me to this party knowing >> No, no, I didn't >> cops calling them and [ __ ] all the time. >> Her tone clearly rose and she began displaying visible instability, most notably when officers indicated their intention to detain her. >> No, we can go outside and talk. >> No, you can't. >> Yeah, turn around. I'm going to put you in here. >> Okay, turn around. >> First, I need to know where my son is. >> No, we're not. >> First, all you want to [ __ ] restrain me, huh? Yeah, you weird ass cops and you weird ass Twist my arm like some weird ass Bro, y'all some [ __ ] assaulters, man. Go ahead. You can my You can lay me on the You can wear out the softness. You can wait Y'all lucky I'm not I'm used to pain. >> Could could you stop flexing so we can not so we can double lock the cuffs so they won't tighten up on you? >> Loosen up. Loosen them Loosen up on my right now. Don't lock them. >> All right. >> Y'all can lock this You police ass love this Look at that. You can record them. Record them. They love this this [ __ ] They going to knock you down to the ground. You weird ass weird ass police ass mother Don't tighten your ass up. Don't tighten your ass up for no [ __ ] reason. >> Let's go. I'm not playing. >> See if you're not playing. You're not playing, papi. You going to drag me out this hole. I love you and I'll see you later. I love you and I'll see you later, papi. I love you and I'll see you later, You [ __ ] abusive ass police ass You broke. You police ass mother Give my slides. Give my slides. >> The chaos was unnecessarily created by the woman and her actions escalated to the point that officers were forced to restrain her on the ground. >> That's That's a mistake. I got a spit hood if you want to borrow >> Yeah, get a spit hood. >> I got one out of the car. All right. That's >> I'm going to [ __ ] charge off this [ __ ] Police ass You record this [ __ ] >> Ma'am. >> You record this [ __ ] >> Ma'am. >> You record this police ass American ass. Bro. American ass. Bro. Go ahead. >> All right. Let's >> Go ahead. >> Ma'am. >> Do what you want to me. >> Ma'am, you need to calm down. >> Go ahead. My wrist hurt. Go ahead. >> What do we What do you want us to >> Take me. Take him home. >> This madness showed no sign of stopping, spilling into the parking lot as she hurled a stream of thoughtless verbal abuse. >> Yeah, it's unlocked. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Ma'am. >> You stupid >> Ma'am, you need >> You stupid >> Ma'am. >> You stupid >> Put your foot down. >> You [ __ ] hurt me in there. You stupid You stupid You stupid You stupid You hurt me. That's just [ __ ] wild, bro. You [ __ ] hurt >> I'm going to have to. >> The woman was taken into custody due to an outstanding warrant and was additionally charged with disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, and battery on a law enforcement officer. This case showed how refusing to stay calm and cooperate could quickly turn a manageable situation into serious criminal charges. >> Arresting me? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Why? I have to go get my son. >> Please, ma'am. >> Oh my god, I have to go get my son. I have really bad anxiety. I'm sorry. I've never been in trouble. >> On the 27th of March, 2024, officers responded to Walmart's loss prevention office after receiving a report about a woman who deliberately failed to pay for all of her merchandise. When approached, she confidently believed she could deny the accusations against her. >> I've never been in trouble. Honestly, this is a complete accident. >> I can understand you forgetting the water item, but you can definitely forget that, but >> No, but I didn't deliberately do it. It was back here behind all the other bags, like 1,000, 100 and >> I have no problem knowing what you selected in the store >> more and stuff cuz all that stuff, like >> No, I'm like completely I was just scanning everything in. >> And then the tag to the water item >> It was underneath my purse and I set it right here. So that I would pay for it. Honestly, why would I buy all this stuff and forget to scan that? I have plenty of money. >> Okay, just hold on a second. >> Okay, hold on. This is Walmart's the one making decisions, okay? >> have plenty of money to pay for it. It's a complete accident. >> Okay. >> Three years old, yep. >> Yeah, and I will pay for it. I have >> That's what I thought when you came in. Cuz that's what um alerted me to her with the reusable bag. And then we have someone on the side taking groceries who went and grabbed one and she put the the >> Yeah, and I put it right here, ma'am. >> Ma'am, when they have questions for you, they'll they'll talk to you. >> Right, but I can't have trouble. I have to go get my son. >> Just have a seat. Let them do their investigating, all right? >> Oh my god. >> have questions for you, we'll ask you. >> trouble in my life. I'm a nurse, I'm a mom, like I have plenty of money. >> She insisted she was not stealing because she was a well-paid nurse. With that arrogance, she only made the situation worse even as officers tried to calmly explain everything to her. >> One second, hold on. Hold on. >> Hold on. It meets the elements of the statute of retail theft. You deprived them of that merchandise. You did not pay for it, we're done. >> I did not even leave the store. >> all points of sale. >> And I handed my receipt to the guy and everything. Like, do you think I would deliberately do that? >> No, you did. >> But I didn't know. I'm a good I have plenty of money. >> Okay, we're a seat, we're done. Here. have a seat, okay? Have a seat. >> You guys are going to destroy my career. >> No, ma'am. You decided to steal. >> steal. I am telling you right now, if I was a thief, I would not be so upset right now. >> stolen anything until now. >> I am 40 years old. I have never stolen anything a day in my life. Can I go back in there and buy that stuff? Or can you take my card and go process it? I need it for their Easter baskets. What I don't understand is how this can be proven as something that I deliberately did that. >> I've been watching you for over the last hour, ma'am. Like I've been up and down the same aisles as you. >> You can absolutely follow me. >> How did I know that you weren't going to steal at least some of the items? It was the hundred and You can You can take it up in court. You can explain it to your side. >> accident. >> it to the judge on that side. I Walmart you you left the store. You passed last point of sale. >> Okay, that's fine. But I'm telling you >> Walmart is pressing charges. I'm pressing charges. >> I'm telling you >> At this point, officers decided to detain the woman. It appeared she did not make that decision easy for them at all. >> Go ahead and stand up, please. >> Are you arresting me? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Why? I have to go get my son. >> Please put your hands >> Oh my god, I have to go get my son. >> Relax. >> I can't. I can't. My son's at the courthouse and I've never been in trouble a day in my life. I don't have anybody here. Sir, I am sorry. I've never done anything. >> The issue is this. It's not me pressing charges. I'm on behalf of the Walmart Corporation and this Walmart are pressing charges. >> I have to go get my son. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> god, hold on. Oh my god, I need to get my son. >> Put your hands >> Sir, sir, my son. >> Stop. >> Okay, just take a breather. >> My son is alone at the courthouse. >> Stop. Stop. >> Hey, please let go of me. Let go of me and let me put my phone down. Please. >> I'm going to >> I need to get my son. >> Guys, I Stop. Put your hands >> I've never been in trouble a day in my life. >> You don't want another charge, okay? >> I don't anybody's phone numbers. I'm not from here. I'm not from here. What do you I paid for that stuff right there. That's my stuff right there. I paid for that. >> illegal. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. Sir, I've never been in trouble a day in my life. Why am I getting arrested? >> Cuz retail theft is a felony in Florida. >> I have nobody to get my baby. I didn't steal it. I didn't mean to. >> What did you think about her trying to drag her family into the situation to resist being arrested? Shortly after, officers reassured her by allowing her to make a phone call to her husband. >> Does he know how to sign on or something? >> I'm getting arrested. >> Ask him if he has the Uber app. >> Baby, I only got him in the back of the car. Do you have an Uber? I need to get Dominic. I'm leaving. I didn't do anything. I swear to you. It was an accident. >> Who's this, sir? Bro? >> Yeah. >> Hey, we uh so her 17-year-old son apparently is at the courthouse right now and uh she's being arrested right now. So she's going to be away for a few a couple hours maybe. So is there a way that you can figure out how to get how to pick up her son? >> Yeah, I'll have to try sending an Uber with the payment. >> My partner's going to talk to him really quick, okay? So this can be explained a little bit more calmly, okay? >> I have really bad anxiety. I'm sorry. I've never been in trouble. >> You don't have to apologize for anything, okay? >> But I do. It's This is a waste of your time. It was an absolute accident. I'm I'm just tired. It was behind everything and I was scanning them and I was picking everything up and packing it up. It wasn't anything to live for. I have no problems paying for anything. I wouldn't have spent $200 if I didn't intend on paying for it all. >> I understand. >> My son, my baby. >> You said he's at the courthouse on the steps or outside? >> He's part of the law program. >> Okay. After she calmed down slightly, officers explained the consequences she would now have to face. By then, her regret appeared to have come far too late. >> It will be the highest it will be is a $1,500 bond, which means you can post 10% through a bonds company. It's It's It is a 10% bond through a bonds company, so it would be at maximum $150, okay? Um You will You will have to You will find out when you get down there. All of the jail deputies are good people. All of the jail deputies are very helpful, okay? But the thing about it is >> I won't be judged cuz it was an accident. >> Well, this We, as well as them, are not judges, okay? We are not judges, okay? We don't judge. We >> my job. >> Well, there's a decent chance it's uh 9:00 7:00 right now that in within the next couple of hours you will be in and out, okay? I'm just making a point though that you being as calm as possible makes the process so much faster. >> Can I have my inhaler in my bag? >> Where is it? >> It's in my green bag in the back part of the bag. >> Okay, hold on 1 second. Hold on 1 second. I'm going to do this real quick. Hold on 1 second, Amy. I'm going to grab your find your bag. >> to be a picture of me on the internet? >> We don't do that. >> Oh, why are there pictures on the Collier County webpage? >> The Facebook page? >> Yeah. >> Cuz those are for like heinous felony crimes, okay? This is This is a misdemeanor, okay? >> This is really a really good doctor and I have a really >> This is a This is a second-degree misdemeanor. >> The woman was charged with theft. Trying to deny responsibility and shift blame only made the situation worse. When mistakes happen, staying calm and taking accountability early can prevent serious consequences. >> All the hangers. Perfect. >> Oh my goodness, that is crazy. >> Yes, it is crazy. So, when I find when I >> I'm pregnant. I'm pregnant. I'm pregnant. I'm pregnant, really. I'm pregnant. >> Okay, that's fine. >> On the 27th of March, 2024, police approached two women suspected of being involved in a series of retail thefts, and the atmosphere immediately turned tense. Watch what happened next. >> What happened? What happened? >> Right here. >> Excuse me, what happened? >> On the sidewalk. >> Oh my goodness. >> You're being detained right now for a theft investigation. >> What happened? >> You two were stealing at from all the stores on East Patrick around place. >> No, I don't steal things. That's just crazy. >> I have it on camera. I I took pictures. >> Who see it? >> I took the investigation. >> Who see it? >> Okay, were you not in the store on East Patrick Street? >> No, I don't steal nothing. >> You were. >> No, sir, I don't steal nothing. >> and then the storekeeper saw you, and they chased you down. And the guy that described your vehicle. >> I'm the perfect citizen. >> Yeah, that's close. >> I'm a perfect citizen. I'm a perfect citizen. >> What wrong? Where's your identification at? Do you have ID on you? >> This is what you do. I have your station. >> Where's your ID? >> Excuse me, sir. >> Yes. >> What do you need? >> I need your identification. All the hangers. Perfect. >> Oh my goodness, that is crazy. >> Yes, it is crazy. So, when I find when I when I find the >> I'm a perfect citizen. >> Where's your ID? >> I'm a perfect citizen. >> Where's your identification? You have it? What's your name? Okay. I'm going to advise you of your Miranda warning, okay? Just >> Contrary to the women's denials, police found items matching the description of the stolen goods in her vehicle. >> So, I only have the green dress. The It's a Karina dress. It's worth $298. >> I brought it back. >> yeah, it's it's all green. >> We will take it off. There ain't no receipts. >> It's all green. Come. Here it is. Here it is. 90. Here it is. The dress that you stole. Yes. You moved it from the middle of the rack to the back of the rack and then you put it up your dress. >> That is crazy. >> Mhm. That is crazy. I know it's crazy. She's trying to take the tag off of it. I'm assuming. Here you go. French dress. >> This is my clothes. This is my clothes. >> Well, they're not yours. >> He's mine. >> Cuz you didn't Do you have a receipt? Do you have a receipt? Do you have a receipt? >> No, why? >> No, cuz you didn't you stole them. That's why. All right. This is no tag like it's got a tag on it with you. >> The woman still denied it even though the clothing hanger was clearly still attached and to confirm that they were lying, the police showed photographic evidence of their theft. >> So. >> That's it. >> Okay. You're not listening. You're not listening. So. Here's the photograph of you. And then there's your photograph from stealing. So. Did we get ID on her? Nothing. Okay. Turn around. So. >> I'm pregnant, really. I'm pregnant. >> That's fine. Do you have any of the clothing on you? Do you have anything else on you? >> I'm not taking this. I'm not taking this. >> Okay. Sit back here. Sit back here. >> She immediately used her pregnancy as an excuse to complicate the situation, revealing how experienced they were in dealing with police and there was even commotion while officers were speaking with one another. >> All right. Um let me Do you want me to go 38 and try to talk to them there? >> We have an ambulance coming. Don't worry, it's right here. >> I'm going to go to 38 and try to figure out what >> Give me Give me some kind of totals. >> Yeah. >> Are you going to take all the stuff from it? Just pile and see what they can sort through. >> And not right now. They'll probably Well, it's a mess. We'll figure it out. Let me go up there real quick. >> This is my purse, please. I look in place. >> Okay. >> Okay, fine. She's mine. >> Uh, it's in the back now. Whose phone is this? >> This. I have my phone, please. Keep >> This is your phone? >> I have one uh It It bought pixel. >> Where's your phone? >> Red. Red. One red in the >> In the back? >> No, in the seat of In the my uh >> Is it a bag? >> Yeah, not in the bag. And the my And she's uh Oh my god. >> In here? >> No, no. I See me. See me this. >> Come over here and show me. Where? In here? >> Uh, in this in this No, this this Oh. Oh. Yes, I have my iPhone my phone. >> Your phone's not in here. >> Why? >> I don't know why. >> [ __ ] This is >> My phone? >> No, I have my phone, please. >> We'll figure that out. >> It did not stop there, as police seized a large amount of cash along with numerous gift cards of unknown origin, raising suspicions that this was the profit from a series of thefts. >> Yeah, yeah, you're good. Awesome. Thank you so much. Thank you. Yes, ma'am. >> So, what is this? Just >> A ton of cash. >> Do you have any idea how much? >> A lot of fifties. I didn't count. >> So, could be Anyone report >> That one whole thing is taken out of here and still has You know what four I don't even have a value so I can activate yeah but what's the deal with stolen one if you something I can't afford yeah yeah yeah so there's a way to I don't know what it is 14 dollars in cash >> There's money to buy stuff like that. You got to pay for it. All of this stuff is cool man. Stop. Here's her. This is your puppy house. She is not wearing a red iPhone so that's not hers. Okay. >> So what she was probably trying to describe as a purse. Yeah. Is that her name? But this is this is >> That's the pregnant lady. They're both pregnant. >> driver >> No that's that's passenger. >> Afterward police also confirmed the other items inside the vehicle and determined they came from different brands suspecting that they were stolen as well. >> Uh so she owns both. She owns Treaty and Relish. >> This could be all from Deja Vu. >> Yeah. >> But we don't know. >> Yeah the way they come in now they're tagged some of it not all of it. >> It's expensive. >> Now it's probably they have like other brands or they just like Sweet Rain or whatever. >> Yeah. >> She's coming. >> The other vest rings >> She owns the vest for Treaty and she also owns the vest for Relish which is next door. >> So she'll be able to find it over there. >> All right what do you need from this? >> Just give us back Deja Vu. >> All right we'll get Relish. >> Get Relish and Deja Vu I'll take care of all that. >> Okay and then whatever's left >> Yeah for theft and conspiracy I don't care if you're pregnant don't steal things. I don't know. >> Because that probably cost a restaurant. We're going to go to jail. You should have thought about that before stealing from multiple different stores. You'll be down here for a few hours. You'll also talk to the commissioner. And they will determine whether you get released or not. Probably you will be released. Your charges are only misdemeanor. They're not felonies. So they're That's for the courts. Do not steal anymore. No more stealing. Theft is bad. >> 30 to 104. >> Hopefully it's the last time. You have a lot of money. I don't understand why you have to steal things. Or your sister has lots of money. >> The woman was charged with organized retail theft, conspiracy to commit theft, and obstruction of law enforcement. A single dishonest choice can destroy trust, freedom, and stability. No excuse, whether denial, language barriers, or personal circumstances, can shield someone from the consequences of deliberate wrongdoing. Worse, the woman dragged her family into it to protect her deception. >> Where's the t-shirt? >> Right here. I'll show you again. So you see, you take the bag, and then you take that to the right over here on Thanksgiving. >> I have three kids. My daughter is constantly talking. You can see that throughout the video. >> On June 8th, 2025, officers received a call from Walmart reporting an active theft where the suspect deliberately skip scanned merchandise at the self-checkout. Inside the loss prevention office, it was determined that the act was entirely intentional with no accident involved. >> All the clothes so far. So she's purposely not doing any of the clothes. I'll make sure you get that. >> You can keep one bottle. >> Yeah. >> Thank you. I didn't know that. >> Man. >> So they are scanning all the food, though. >> Yeah. So this is the shirt and shorts that she does. This is just a very It's That's what it all looks like. By the way. And then she'll do it again with the clothes here. There's going to be some grocery items on there, but that's because she's >> But it's just her. >> Has she got it? >> Like did that not get scanned? >> It did. It Some of it has been. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> But then others like it was paused and she's just throwing them in the cart. >> like just And then and then when she was going to go scan another grocery item, that's when she asked for help. >> But it's just her doing everything. >> Yeah. Dude, I wanted to say this lady used to work here, but I'm not totally sure. I think she's going to try and leave. Yeah. >> Literally even with the whole cart without paying anything? >> Like she's yelling at them. >> For what? >> Who's yelling? Who? >> The This lady looks like she's yelling at them. >> You didn't leave her? >> I don't know. I can't tell. >> Does she have to pay for anything up front? >> She has Yeah, it was declined. It's like at 400 something on the top of the clothes that are under it. >> I think she is just going to leave. >> I think she's driving. Oh my god. She She She's yelling. >> I think she's yelling at the register. They're right there in the store. >> Oh, she got a receipt. >> Immediately after confirming that the suspect showed signs of leaving, officers promptly devised a plan to intercept the woman at any exit. >> I think she's still in the bathroom. >> Oh, yeah. >> Man, I bet they come out this way. We can go back to the office. >> Yeah. >> You want me to? >> No matter to me. >> You're D2. You call the shots. >> All right. We'll go back to the office. >> The only reason why I'm here is to stop them. >> Yep, we are. >> I'm fine. >> Hello. Can you step in there? >> Okay. >> You go in there and take a seat on the bench. You got your ID on you, ma'am? >> Of course. It was on the >> It was on the front. >> I didn't know that it was nothing at all. That was on paper, honestly. >> All right, ma'am. Are you still living on Oxford? >> No. I'm living in Marsh Road. >> Okay. >> I'll grab that new address for you. All right, I got to read you some, all right? You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court or in other proceedings. You have the right to a lawyer for advice before we ask you any questions and to have him present during questioning. If you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be appointed for you free of any cost to you before any questioning if you wish. >> Okay. >> Do you understand your rights? >> Of course. >> With those rights in mind, do you wish to speak with me? >> Yeah. >> Okay, so what's going on today? >> I didn't understand that I didn't pay for anything that I bought. I got three kids with me, so if something wasn't on scan, I it was not to my knowledge. >> Okay, so I've been in here for a while and I've been watching and so I saw what you did with the clothes, the crab legs and stuff like that. Okay. >> Okay. >> So I saw everything, all right? >> Okay, that's cool. >> The officer spoke bluntly, making it clear that they knew everything, yet the woman showed no sign of shame and continued to deny it, making the situation even more difficult. >> I have money. >> Okay, so why didn't you scan all these items, then? >> I scanned the clothes. >> No, you didn't. >> I did. >> I watched you and you did not. Okay. This one went right over. >> It's not even an argument. >> Okay. >> It's not an argument. >> Is money tight or >> Hm? >> Is money tight or what's up? >> Yeah, money is tight for everybody. Money is tight for everybody, but >> Yeah, no clothes were scanned. What's the reason for that? >> Cuz I felt like I scanned it. My kids were right there. Monte, did you not see me scan the clothes? He was right next to me scanning. >> Okay, well, you see the cameras. We're going to go back and look at what you did with this t-shirt. >> Okay. >> Okay, so you see how you don't attempt that at all. That's what kept happening with the birthday boy. >> I don't understand what. >> You didn't attempt to scan the t-shirt. >> Where is the t-shirt at? >> Right here. I'll show you again. So you see you take the bag and then you take that t-shirt over here and you don't attempt to scan it. >> What? That was t-shirts, the black thing? >> Yep. >> Okay. >> So, all this stuff right here, all this clothes, same way. >> Okay. >> So, why is all the clothes just so happen to not be scanned? >> I'm not going to lie to you. I'm not >> You're not going to lie to me? >> No, I'm not lying. >> She believed that what the cameras recorded was the real deception. She even dragged her family into it to defend her credibility. >> I'm not lying. I honestly felt like I scanned them. My son was right next to me. >> I understand that you feel like you scanned them, but all the clothes items are >> Okay, and I can still pay for them, honestly. >> So, at Walmart, if it's if it's not scanned and you walk past the final point of sale, which you did, they're not allowing you to purchase that. >> Okay. >> That's just their policy, that's how they do it. >> Okay, that's cool, but >> You're here constantly, every day. So, I've been here buying the books. >> I've came to this store multiple times. >> And I appreciate that, but that doesn't change it. >> I understand that. I'm I'm not honestly I'm not trying to argue with you. I'm not trying to argue with you. I thought I scanned them. I have three kids. My daughter is constantly talking to me. You can see that throughout the video. If you open the video up louder, if you open it up wider, you can see her saying, "Mommy, Mommy, Mommy." >> So, she was just saying, "Mommy, Mommy, Mommy" every time there was clothes? >> Okay. >> All right. >> I I felt like I scanned them. >> It seemed that everything she tried to prove was meaningless, and the officers even had to step in and offer her advice. >> So, ma'am, we're all human. >> Yeah. >> We understand that. We all make mistakes, it happens. >> And that's what I'm trying to say. Like, I'm not I'm not trying >> done. One or two items, completely understand. They I don't think they've gone through all the items yet, but when I look at a pile like that, I consider that an accidental thing. >> Mhm. >> Nobody accidentally forgets to scan 10 plus items. That's just not realistic or logical in any way, shape, or form. >> Mhm. >> So, what we're trying to say is if you came here with the intention, I understand you have multiple children. I get it. It's not easy rais- raising one. I can't imagine raising more than one. It's a lot. I understand that. I'm a Are you going to go? >> Yeah, I'm going to go. >> So, I understand >> Yeah. Yeah. >> This should be on my phone. >> Am I under arrest? >> So, what I'm giving you is a notice to appear. So, technically, you're under arrest just without going to jail. So, you'll have a court date, okay? This is back for you. Okay, so 9:00 a.m. Tazewell County Courthouse in Pekin, July 15th. Okay? You'll have to show up for that. Not, they'll issue you a warrant, okay? All right. And so, I got to search your bag since you are technically under arrest, I got to search it. I'll just search it. Can you hand it to me? >> I'll give you my bag. >> Okay. All right. Well, they're done with you, so you guys are free to go, okay? >> All right, thank you. >> The suspect was issued a notice to appear for retail theft under Illinois law with the total merchandise value amounting to $162.52. 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