I'd have a better time in prison. Y'all made me so miserable. >> Y'all were rude. Get this party started. They were rude. WHAT? YOU DIDN'T EXPECT THAT. COME BACK, PLAYER. Not true. >> It is. >> It's not true. >> You're on video. >> You're lying. Give me a ticket. Give me a ticket. Give me something. This is not right. This is not right. For what? This is not right. Have a seat. >> I never did that. >> I never aggravated somebody. I would never do that. >> That's up to the judge to determine. >> Where's the judge? Put your feet up. >> Oh my god. Are you kidding me? >> Oh, are you going to secure that? >> Yeah. >> Now, what's that? >> Um, I would never hurt anybody. I would never start. >> You don't have to hurt anybody. It's the pushing. Okay. >> I never >> to get out of the store. >> I think I'm not listening to commands. What do you mean? What are you doing? command. >> You heard us call you. >> You clean all my >> shoplifterss always carried a bold confidence while committing their crimes, telling themselves, "No one saw this. No one could catch me." But the moment the police stepped in, that confidence collapsed instantly. These were the moments cops versus dumb best shoplifters getting surprise of their lives. We are This is Law. Don't forget to like and subscribe. Starting with this no touch woman. She believed she had every right to do whatever she wanted. >> You're not going to leave me out here, babe. >> You're not going to do that. >> We're going to let you sit in the park. Can >> you do a little wider spread for us? >> Appreciate it. Do you have any brawl? >> On May 31st, 2025, police were dispatched to a Target store after receiving a report of a woman taking multiple items without making any payment. Upon arrival at the scene, the woman was detained on the spot and the next procedural steps were carried out. I don't understand. We're still sorting it out. You're going to go right now. Get you out of here. >> We're going to get everything figured out once we get outside. >> You're not going to leave me out here. You're not going to do that. >> Come on now. Like >> before I put you in the car, >> you can't touch me. You can't touch me. He cannot touch me. >> Really? Are you serious? >> Lighter in the back. >> I hope y'all body cams on. I hope your body came on. >> It is our body camera. Go ahead and fix. >> The woman clearly demonstrated her lack of cooperation. Additionally, officers had previously attempted to obtain information from her and they had now recognized the issue. You look >> you cut too hard. Too hard. >> So why are you lying to me about your name? Is this not you? >> Yeah, that's you. >> That's you. >> That's not you. She's got markings on her face just like you. So you lying cuz you got a warrant. >> No, I don't want to talk. I don't want to talk. Period. You can't make me talk. Do what y'all going to do. >> Do what you going to do. >> Okay. So we're going to go to jail then. >> Thank you. >> Okay. >> She is who she is. Yeah. She would not outright tell me that this was who she was and that she was lying about her name. She just told me to do what I'm going to do. >> So, you going to give her the uh the ultimatum? Like, what are you going to do? Say, "Hey, this is a felony. If you lie about your name, last chance. See what she says?" >> Got warrants. I mean, she could go felony. She continues to save. >> All right. This deal. If you don't give me the correct name and you're hiding something, you get another felony on the way to jail. >> What do you mean another felony? >> Yeah. So, what he's telling you is that if you are doing a crime, which stealing a vacuum is a crime. Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, listen. Hey, hey, listen to me. >> Hey, whoa, whoa, whoa. Listen to me. >> The woman deliberately provided false information about herself multiple times, forcing officers to issue warnings about her actions. >> So, what I'm telling you what I'm telling you. Hey, are you gonna listen to me or we just roll the window back up? You want to listen or not? >> Okay. So when you do a crime and we identify you, if you lie about your name, that is called obstructing justice, which is a felony. So what he is Oh no, listen to me. So what he is telling you that if you are lying about who you are, because we found out that there's this other person that's maybe you that has a warrant and if you're willing to maybe be honest about it, we don't necessarily have to charge the felony, but if you continue to go down the path of lying about who you are, then it's a obstruction justice felony, which is lying about your name. So that's what he's trying to tell you and just trying to get you to be honest about who you are. Um, we already have a photo of this other girl that we think is you. So, I mean, it's it's up to you if you want to just, you know, come off it and say, "Yeah, this is who I am. I got a warrant. That's who I am." Cuz we've already kind of figured that out anyway. So, that's what he's that's what he's trying to say to you in kind of different terms. >> Back here. >> I know. So, do you want to just tell them who you really are so we can felony? So, >> obstructing justice is a felony. >> So, what am I being charged with now besides that? >> Well, the theft part, the vacuum thing. We already talked about the vacuum part. >> I'm saying they charged me. Well, yeah. I mean, >> he said he was going to give me a no trespassing. >> I didn't tell you anything at all. >> Man, the black man down there. >> He tried to stop you and you >> Yes. He said he'll give me the no trespassing. >> Well, but again, so part of your problem is is people are giving you chances and you're not taking them. So, he probably said to you, "If you just drop the vacuum and walk away, we'll just trespass you and be done with it." But that's not what you did, right? You walked out and you're away. So, that's why he called us. So again, now we're in this position where we're trying to prevent a felony charge for the obstruction, but you're not listening and you're not taking the warning of if you continue on this path, you're going to get a felony obstruction and you're just continuing to lie. So that's probably what he meant down there is if you just dropped it and let and then they wouldn't charge you, but you left with it. So that's why >> under the officer's efforts, they were finally able to obtain the suspect's real name. However, they still spent a considerable amount of time due to the difficulties created by the woman. >> Tell me what your real name is. trying to help you here. Give me your real name. Well, it it does matter because it's going to help you keep from getting the the additional charge. Okay. So So give me your give me your real name. Say that one more time. You laid the window open so you can breathe. Thank you. >> It was something on the ground. >> She gave me the >> Is that the one that we think it is? >> Yeah. >> That has a warrant. >> Yes. So, I would say that if uh she didn't have the warrant, we could consider listening. We're going over there anyway. I got to do all that anyway. Really changes nothing because it's the same amount of paperwork. >> At this point, with the arrival of a female officer, a search of her person was conducted. This time, no actions or words were expressed. Yet, her resistance was still clearly evident. >> Search you. I don't care if they search you. I need to search you. They can't do a thorough search. I can step out, please. >> Kyrie, step on out. I need to search you. Nope. It's our policy that we need to search you. >> I got the lighter out of your pocket already, but she's got to she's got to do a thorough search on you. >> I don't know that my first step out, please. >> People lie to us all the time, >> so it's our policy. We got to search you. >> Step out, please. Separate your feet for me. >> Do a little wider spread for him, please. Do you have any brawl? Do the thorough surf so I'll be back in the car. >> Ask me a bra on. >> What's going on? >> Got no dope on me. >> I don't know you for me, ma'am. So I got question. >> Why would he be dope? Why could he be weak? >> Okay, fair enough. >> Why have you dope? >> You might step into your right. Step into your right, please. >> Step over this direction so she can get you beside you there. You got anything in your shoes? >> No. You going to take them out? >> No. They'll take them off to jail. >> You don't have anything in them now. Extra charge. Be a felony in charge of whatever you got going on here. >> To me, I already know. >> Your camera on. >> You want me to check your cups real quick? >> Please. I can fit a whole finger in that one. Immediately afterward, the officers returned to the store to return the merchandise and confirmed that this was the second time she'd been there committing the same wrongful act. >> That was only four things. >> Yeah, I think there was something in the bottom, but >> like um she also has a prior 500 in my report. >> What uh was that reported to us before? >> Uh I think I've got an online report. >> Okay. Do you know Okay. >> Um, it was like a month ago, and a half ago. >> Okay. Would you be able to give us like date time that we had our surgery? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. It would be a leader. I don't know. >> Hey, Eric, can you come up to the service? >> Right there. >> Just change. >> There we go. >> Yep. All right. All right. Um, what was stolen? >> Uh, yeah, it was an ice maker. Um, and then it was a mattress, too. >> Okay. >> And what's the dollar figure on that? >> The ice maker was like 400. >> Okay. Um, is there a photo for it? Check it. >> All right. >> Green bag. >> Okay. >> Finally, the woman was charged with retail theft, an active instate warrant not issued by the local county, and possession of a controlled substance. Refusing to cooperate and lying about one's identity only made a minor offense far more serious, turning a simple theft into a situation with heavier legal consequences. Next, the homeless woman found a job stealing with a shocking pay rate. >> You're homeless right now. >> But I do need to change like I get [ __ ] question in the store. You know what I mean? I do like I don't [ __ ] take anything. On September 26th, 2024, police received a call from Home Depot about a woman carrying a suspicious bag inside the store. As soon as officers approached her, the bag had completely disappeared, as if she already knew something. Watch what happened next. >> How you doing, man? >> Could you stop for a second? Just so you know, Alliance, I have a camera on. It's recording. >> So, that bag that you were walking around with, >> where were the items from? And just so you know, you have listen. So you have a right to remain silent. Anything you say canon will be used against you. Go over. >> Okay. So listen, there was a bag that you were carrying. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say canon will be used against you. You have a right to an attorney. You're not under arrest. You're not under arrest. But I'm just asking you questions. Anything you say against you, you have a right to an attorney. I understand that you were carrying a bag. >> I put it down. >> You put it down. What was all that stuff inside? I don't know because someone just told me to grab Jack. >> It was someone. >> Someone who died 20 hours to grab Jack, right? >> Who was that? >> I don't know. He's outside. I don't know. >> Where is he outside? >> I don't know. I told him just walk out. He's going to pull up. I don't know. >> Okay. >> I don't know. But I don't want to go. >> All right. So, first of all, I don't want to do that. >> The woman's story grew vague around an unidentified man. She claimed she had been paid to carry the bag for him, unaware that the police already knew everything. Any >> ID on you? >> No, cuz I'm homeless right now. You're homeless right now? >> That's what I've been told. So, >> but I do need to change >> for what? >> Because I have all my stuff and it's all my [ __ ] out and I have a couple. >> So, you have no idea who this person went to outside. It's some random person said, "Here, 20 bucks. Go get me a bag of stuff." >> Yeah. No, he asked me a couple days ago if I would do it. I told him I would [ __ ] but I really don't have like >> All right. So, what does he look like? This person, >> he's Spanish. >> Spanish, tall, short, dark skin, light skin. Oh, he's in a truck. Okay. So, jeez. What kind of truck are you? >> I don't know. >> I don't know cuz I'm I don't know which. >> All right. So, who put this stuff in the bag? >> Just so you know, there's a lot of cameras in here. So, they can go back and they can look. So, just be honest with me. >> All right. I know you you understand that you don't want to be under arrest, but I'm here. I'm walking around. If you had a bag full of obviously, but I didn't walk out. >> One thing, two things. Once you conceal it, it shop with me. That's New Jersey. So, someone put it in that bag. Was it you? Because there's cameras. Okay. >> Yeah, I put it in. >> So, you put it in the bag. Okay. >> I didn't see. >> All right. So, you need money. I understand that. I need money, too. That's why I work. But, >> no, but I can't I won't do it again. I didn't want to do anything. >> All right. So, we're going to we're going to go in the back. I'm going to try to find the loss prevention guy. So, take a walk with me. You're not under arrest yet. But listen, we have to figure out >> arrest me. >> Listen, we're going to go get that bag that you dropped that has stuff in it that you didn't pay for that you're trying to walk out the door. >> I'll do it. >> I know. Well, like I said, once you put it in the bag and show off. So, we're going to go in the back. We're going to Don't go that way. Come this way cuz I don't want to have to cuff you and then charge you. >> The woman attempted to evade the situation and leave, but she failed at that moment. Although she denied it, based on her own statements, the police confirmed that she had deliberately placed the items into the bag, >> saying someone gave her $20 to put this stuff. >> I didn't get the $20 until I come out, but I had $20 to pay for the lock. >> All right. So, we're going to get that bag. >> Okay. And we're going to see how much was in there cuz that changes a lot of stuff. Okay. >> I don't even know what it is. I don't know. >> Well, you did it right. You put the stuff in a bag. >> So, I'm going to be in No. Right. So, >> I'm hungry. >> Okay. Well, like I said, you don't you don't have ceiling stuff. So, we're going to go get that bag. >> That's why I didn't walk out the door with it. >> Well, like I said, once you put it in a bag that's concealing and that's >> We're going to see. How much is that? Who's pulling out? >> Is this the guy outside that you don't know? >> Don't answer it. >> We're investigating now. So, we're going to go We're going to go pick up this bag. Is there anything in there >> other than the stuff that you grabbed? >> Okay. I don't know what it is. You want to bring her to the office and we could figure out what's in there and just get her in phone and check her. >> Shortly after, the mysterious bag was found by the police. Even so, the woman's attitude never changed as she continued to act innocent as if she had nothing to do with it at all. >> Stop. >> So, who where did this bag come from? >> Who brought this bag in? It's whose bag? >> It's the person's bag. He told me to bring the bag. >> All right. And you put you put your stuff in here. Okay. >> You want to go to LP office? We'll go to your office and we're going to we'll see what's in here. You got prices. >> I don't Yeah. I don't even know. Come on. My phone. >> Stop with the phone. >> I'm not. >> All right. >> Stop with the phone. Put it on silent. >> All right. So, this Whose bag is this? >> It's his bag, but I don't He gave me the bag. He's >> Is it your bag? >> No, it's not my bag. >> So, it's not your bag? >> No. >> All right. Right. So, I'm opening it because it's no one's bag right now cuz you're saying it's someone that doesn't exist to me. So, we're going to see what's in here. What was in here? >> What are we going to do? >> All right. So, we have >> I don't know. >> Cable stapler. >> I don't even know like two things. >> Looks like a pump. Okay. >> All right. So, >> I don't even know, but I don't even know what they honestly. >> Well, regardless. So, all right. So, here's how it's going to work. We're going to see how much these are worth. The police continued questioning her about the man she mentioned, but beyond claiming ignorance, she tried to insert her own misfortune as if attempting to win sympathy from the officers. >> Who's this other person? Is it >> I really don't know him. I just [ __ ] met him. Like I just met him. I don't I don't even know if he gave me the real name. I don't even know. >> Okay. >> You know what I mean? >> I I really don't. >> I think he used to have somebody I think he used to have somebody else doing something for him. >> I said she was like she was around but I didn't like I need money. They stopped my disability. They stop there at the end. I'm like, food stamp. >> All right. Look, look, I get it. It's It's tough for a lot of people right now, but you don't just go around and steal, especially if you're in front of a cop and the guy who is in charge of calling us if you steal stuff. What's up? So, she was walking around. She had a bag with a couple tools in it walked by us. She paid came back. So, we got the concealment for the shoplifting. So, I'm just going to run her really quick. >> That's what I need. >> You paid for a chain. She paid for a chain that's in my pocket just because I'm not getting hit in the face with a chain. Go ahead. Um, >> I do a little >> All right. All right. Look, >> we're going to see if you have any warrants. We're going to get an amount. Um, you want to stay with her for one second? >> I'll start calling this in. >> Police confirmed that the woman had multiple outstanding warrants for prior thefts. She then admitted her actions, but still blamed her circumstances and maintained an innocent front. >> I knew it. >> All right. Look, I look You did what you did. I know, but I didn't walk out. Like I didn't want like I said in New Jersey once you put it in a bag and conceal it. >> I'm not like I've never had a shopping like I'm not >> If you don't have any warrants and depending on your like registration insurance on a scooter, I don't know if that's um I don't know. >> Everything else is cleared up. >> So she said that there's someone out there who probably gone now. >> I don't know where is the caucus, right? Honey, >> how'd you get to see caucus then? because he drove me here but I don't know if he's >> so he picked you up and drove you here and you have no idea what his name is or what kind of car his name was Juan but I don't I just know it's a silver truck and I don't know he's probably [ __ ] split that could >> probably >> well now you're stuck with it >> all my stuff again I hid my stuff was they stole from another tent with me like all my stuff was a little place packed it up. So when he showed up, you know, I'm [ __ ] tired of this [ __ ] I need to get along. >> So who was just calling you like five times? >> I don't know the numbers in here. I could I don't >> There was a name on it. Whose phone? >> It just says home. >> I don't know. You know what I mean? >> At this point, the value of the items she had taken was confirmed. She showed no sense of the seriousness of her wrongdoing and still tried to change the situation. >> Do I have to go to jail? >> You have to go to jail. club for 400. Do I get a ticket? Do I get to go? >> All right. So, it's 400. We'll take her back with us. >> Do I got to go? >> You do? It's $400. >> All right. Do you have anything in your pockets that you're not supposed to? >> And what about this? This bag you said >> it's not mine. >> It's not yours. Is there anything in your pockets that you're not supposed to have? Any drugs? Anything illegal? >> No. >> All right. Yeah, >> 3825,000 head. We're going to have one arrested before in New Jersey. >> I've been arrested so many times. Tickets and [ __ ] a lot. >> All right, do me a favor. Stand up. Give me all your thoughts. Could you hand my thought your thoughts to my partner? >> Right after the woman was handcuffed, she realized she would not be released as she had hoped. Showing no shame, she openly displayed irritation. >> Run anywhere. >> I'm not running anywhere. >> And don't run anywhere. >> It's on my arm. I'm not a child, man. >> My first [ __ ] [ __ ] chest going nowhere. Okay. All the money and receipt all going in here. >> And I'm going to put her chain that she paid for also in the bag. Pretty substantial. >> I was thinking Go ahead. Look at the camera. >> All right. Look right here. Just make sure you know we go this way. That brown door over here. >> She was issued a complaint warrant for shoplifting and was transported to the county jail due to her outstanding warrants. Her attempt to blame circumstances failed, proving that excuses never erase responsibility for deliberate actions. In the next case, a woman turned a lighter into a ticket to jail. >> For what? >> What do you guys >> Stop resisting. >> What? For what? What do you want from me? This is not right. For what? This is not right. >> Have a seat. >> I never did that. >> I never aggravated somebody. On January 2nd, 2025, police received a report from Dollar General about a woman who shoplifted merchandise and pushed a pregnant employee, then walked away as if nothing had happened. At that point, officers approached a residential area believed to be the suspect's place of residence. Hello. How you doing? Do you mind if I talk to you for a minute? >> Well, I need to talk to you for a sec, >> ma'am. I need to talk to you for a second. Okay. I want to talk about Were you at the Dollar General earlier today? >> No. >> No. >> No. >> Can you tell me what happened there? >> No. >> You don't know what I'm talking about? >> No. >> Okay. >> I went and got some food. >> You went to got some food? >> Where'd you get a Where'd you get food at? >> At Publix. >> At Publix? >> Yes. >> And you didn't go to the Dollar General at all? >> All right. Um, so listen, we have we have video footage of you in the Dollar General, okay? So, I'm just trying to get your side of story on things. Obviously, you were there. So, what what happened? >> That's not what I said. Why are you changing the story, bro? Come on. I woke up. I just told you I woke up. >> Okay. >> Words put on my mouth. I wanted to prove a section at I'm sorry at the forgot. Sorry. I just Publix. >> All right. >> Um and uh and I just walked out of Publix and then Publix. I went to >> The woman completely denied her presence at Dollar General. However, within her tangled account, officers still identified multiple suspicious inconsistencies. I know you before you said you ride your bike all the way to Daytona. So, >> Oh, yeah. I usually ride my visual bike, which is upside down right now. >> It's upside down. >> I mean, like I'm fixing a wheel on it, but um actually Sorry. It's It's you. >> You don't have your bike here? >> I haven't got my bike here. >> You do? Oh, >> I thought you said it was upside down somewhere. >> No, it's upside down. I took off the tire. I have the the thin road tires taken off and I usually put sign in there. >> Is it in the back? >> Um, yes. >> Do you mind if I just look at it? >> No. I do. >> Okay. >> I can't hear you. >> So, you weren't you weren't at the Dollar General at all? You didn't go there to get a lighter? >> No, no, no, no. >> Okay. >> No, I got >> What time was that? >> Honestly, an hour to go. >> Yeah. Do you remember what time you went there? Was it this morning? >> 9:00. >> Yeah. Were you wearing that that you have on? Um, no. I wore um I just wore gray pants and uh like with [snorts] every question the officers asked, the woman appeared hesitant, as if she had to think through each answer carefully. At that moment, another officer at the store clarified what had actually happened. >> So, she's been here before. She's always up to no good at doing stuff. But usually we don't call the cops because they don't get to her in time and it doesn't make a difference. >> But so she comes she comes back in by the time I come up front and she's trying to pay for the liner and I'm like whatever. I'm just going to let her pay for it so she can go. She doesn't have any money for it. She's like digging around and then she's like can I just get a cheaper one? I'm like fine. And really I'm just trying to get her out. >> Yeah. So, she grabs another one and she's trying to give me like change and I'm telling her like, "This is not enough to cover the lighter." And she's like, "Well, didn't I give you change and didn't I give you this, give you that?" And she's just like skitsing out or whatever. And I was like, "You didn't give me enough." And um so I'm walking over there towards the lighter with her and um she's trying to walk out with it past me and I was like, "You're not leaving with the lighter." And then she just puts her hands on me and then goes out >> and she like pushes you out of the way. Okay. Do you have video of that by chance or anybody that can access it? >> Um I can see. >> Okay. Are you the manager? >> Yeah. >> Okay, cool. >> Yeah. Before I came here, I mean, we were relatively close. I looked all over the, you know, plaza, Publix area kind of thing. I don't know. >> Coincidentally, a witness who was also present provided additional details about the woman's assault. >> Go ahead. [laughter] >> Okay. No, you're you can continue where you >> So, um the lady said $144 >> and she gave her $130 or something like that. >> And the lady the the c the employee said you you didn't give me enough and she's like here. And she like [music] threw a penny or a dime. I don't know what it was. >> And she said, "I'll just steal it." So the lady goes down and the the employee goes out and she said, "You're not you're not leaving." >> Yeah. and she's standing there and the lady, you know, as she's going, she's pushing her and then she opened hand like pushed her. So that's when I went out and I said, "How dare you put your hands on a pregnant woman?" Yeah. >> For a lighter, you crackhead. [music] >> I did. I I I was so livid. And um I said, "Over a lighter?" >> She take off towards like Town Center or something. >> Well, she went behind. So >> Oh, I see. Okay. >> Yeah. So, I don't know if she like I tried to look in the woods like there was some balloons back there, but [music] I didn't >> we could not find her. But I'm sending out like a attempt to locate and everything like that. >> She had a silver bike. >> Yeah, it looked like a Christy bike, you know. >> Um >> like a mountain style type bike, beach cruiser, but >> a bigger one. Not like a BMX or >> No, no, no. Definitely like a high, you know, high style, but >> she had something over her face. Looked like she maybe had a wig on. Yeah. >> Um, >> I guess she the manager, the lady, she pushed said that she comes in often and like does this kind of time and like return stuff or tries to return things to get like beer and cigarettes. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Thus, the story was not fabricated to harm the female suspect. It was the truth. At that point, police approached her yiel using a pretext intended to divert her attention. >> What? >> No, you guys, this is like the fifth time you guys come over to my house. What I'm saying is we've had some car breaks in the area throughout the night and we noticed your car was unlocked. We want to make sure nobody is >> trying to get into your car. >> No, it's fine. >> It's fine. >> Thank you. >> Can I help you? >> Do you want to check your car to make sure? >> Why would I want to check my car? I'm sorry. What is the purpose of >> To make sure nobody broke into it? >> Who called? What is the purpose of your arrival? >> Two two houses down, there's somebody's car that got broken into. We're just making sure every neighbor around hasn't got anything taken out of their vehicle. >> Uh, no. I don't >> We just want to make sure so we can document it appropriately. >> No, no. I just want to get this car out of here. >> Okay. >> Um, I don't know. Maybe >> your car or >> um It's mine in my desk. >> Okay. We just want to make sure. >> Oh, it doesn't even run. >> Yeah. I don't know. I don't think so. There's nothing really in there. Well, >> it's unlocked. So, we just want to make sure nobody was talking. >> Yeah. It's not even running. It's I don't know. Something's wrong with that radiator or um what do you call it? Uh it's it's like a one system. >> I know it's the uh the window. >> Yeah, it's fine. The window is broken. >> Yeah, I guess supposed to pick it up or maybe I don't know. >> The police plan appeared to succeed when the woman stepped outside her house, but only once she fully entered her yard did officers reveal the true purpose of their presence. >> Maria, Maria, stop for a second. Come here. What do I need? What do you need to tell? >> I need to tell. Listen. Okay. >> I don't need to stop for your >> Yes, you do. Okay. Listen to me. What do you want? All right. So, right now, >> this is like the eighth time you guys around. >> Like you guys always stop over. >> Okay. Listen. You're going to jail reference. >> For what? >> Listen. >> I'll tell you in a second. >> Can I get my Excuse me. >> Stop resisting. >> Are you serious? For what? >> What are you >> Stop resisting. >> What? For what? What do you want from me? >> Other way. Football. >> What are you guys arresting me for? >> Close it. >> What are you arresting me for? We'll explain to you in just a minute. So, you're going to jail for aggravated battery. You pushed a pregnant person at the Dollar General the other day. Okay. >> I never pushed anybody. >> Yes, you did. We have you on video. >> I never pushed anybody. >> We have you on video. >> I never pushed anybody. >> We have you on video. >> Aggravated battery. >> You on video? >> No. No. I paid for my lighter and I was trying to get out of there. >> That's another charge. You shoplifting and aggravated battery. Okay. >> Can Let me see the ticket, please. >> What? >> Yeah. >> I never pushed anybody. I just walked up. She was walking and enter. You put your hands on her. >> I did not put my hands on her. >> I can't walk the entrance. >> From the very first moments officers appeared, the woman completely refused to cooperate, which resulted in an additional charge of resisting. Only after being arrested did she begin demanding that the situation be addressed. >> I would like to see the video. Can I get a >> No, that's not true. You guys are taking >> Do you have anything on you, Maria, that's going to poke me, stab me, or anything? >> Okay. With the back of my hand, I'm just going to check. Okay. Nothing. Let's not cheat, please. >> Well, I have to if you're going in the patrol car. So, with the back of my hand, [snorts] >> nothing. Okay. >> Are you kidding me? Aggravated battery. >> Yes. Go ahead and get in. Okay. >> This is not true. >> It is. >> It's not true. >> You're on video. >> You're lying. We're not getting on the side of the road. Get in the car. Okay. >> Give me a ticket. Give me a ticket. Give me something. This is not right. >> You're going to get it once you get to the jail. Have a seat. >> This is not right. For what? This is not right. >> Have a seat. >> I never did that. >> I never aggravated somebody. Up to the >> I would never do that. >> That's up to the judge to determine. >> Where's the judge? >> Put your feet up. >> Oh my god. Are you kidding me? >> Oh, are you going to secure that? >> Yeah. >> The woman tensely denied everything. But moments later, her tone softened. Not out of cooperation, but out of pleading. >> What's that? >> Um, I would never hurt anybody. I would never stop. >> You don't have to hurt anybody. It's the pushing. Okay. >> I I never >> to get out of the store. >> I I never No, no, no. I was just trying. on the video is what I'm saying. >> I swear to God, I swear on my life I would never push her. I would never do that. She was um honestly I gave her the money and I think I was 10 cent short. Um you grab my cell phone, please. >> Can I see your Miranda card, please? >> So, listen, >> I'll talk to you >> when you So, you did go to the Dollar General that day. >> Uh >> it was on the second. >> I don't I don't remember when it was. I don't >> But you remember getting a lighter and stuff like that? >> Um I don't know. No, I don't uh I remember Yeah, I remember being so lighter. Yeah. Yeah, but I'm not sure what the date was for it. >> Okay, no problem. But it was during the day and then you got out of the Were you riding your bicycle then? >> I don't I don't recall. >> I don't know. But um >> So when you were leaving the store, did you push anyone or? >> No, I really didn't. >> Finally, the woman was charged with aggravated battery on a pregnant person and pets at theft. Denying the truth and resisting authority only made the situation worse. Accountability and cooperation at the right moment could have prevented far more serious consequences. In the next case, the shameless woman with her quick deceit was immediately caught. >> Well, I mean, I was at another store before I came here. >> Okay. >> I was at Dollar Tree. >> Is there something from Dollar Tree though? You understand? It's weird for the to have items randomly just fall into your purse. >> Well, I just had it sitting here. >> On August 2nd, 2024, police responded to a call from a store reporting a woman suspected of theft. Upon arriving at the scene, a store employee revealed several additional suspicious behaviors. >> I believe that she has things in her purse. >> Okay. >> Um they've been in and out before. They've walked out with bags. They're very sketchy. They just One hangs out up here, the other one hangs out in the back. And Okay. She keeps her purse way close to her. And yeah. >> Okay. Anything that's the guy? >> Huh? this guy have anything? >> I wouldn't be able to tell you for sure cuz I'm more worried about the big purple. >> Okay. >> Hi, I'm Officer Jensen. Um, staff is concerned that you might have placed some items in your bag. >> We just checked out. >> Okay. Do you care if I check your bag? Well, I mean, I was at another store before I came here. >> Okay. >> I was at Dollar Tree. >> Is there something from Dollar Tree that would be in your bag? >> Probably. >> What would that be? >> Um, body wash or I don't know. Maybe I'll get there. >> Would you have receipts for it? >> Um, somewhere probably. Um, >> do you mind if I take a look? >> Yeah, go ahead. >> Perfect. >> Can we just step over here? >> The woman immediately claimed that the items came from another store to dismiss the suspicion. Shortly afterward, police conducted a verification check. >> Would that be the receipt from the other store? >> I'm looking. >> Okay. >> I have a couple of them. Oh, that I need paper. Where's But yeah, this came from Dollar Tree. Dollar Tree. Um, let me try. >> We've done a lot of shopping today. >> Okay. >> No, this one. >> Dad, I do need to take >> Okay. I don't know. Do >> you have any ID with you that I could probably open and wait? Okay. >> Thank you. >> Mhm. >> My other reason since we're going to be at the truck probably. >> Okay. >> Yeah, they can take this back. I don't >> 55 1020 something. >> We'll just let me just check here. >> We'll work through it. Okay. >> That is our item right there. >> Yeah. I told him I No, I've never seen it before. Um and I just threw it up there and wasn't even we've been shopping Dollar General here or Dollar Tree. >> We do carry that. I would have to watch the camera to see if she was over by there. >> Okay, >> I was I was looking at body wash and shampoo and whatever else. I miss body wash. Shampoo. >> Can I see your seat? I don't know if you seen anything like this in there, but in the area manager is going to be able to help you. I guess we'll pick up here. >> Okay. >> Um, not looking for restitution, but do >> charges. >> Yeah. >> The employees confirmed that the items belong to their store, but even so, no admission of wrongdoing occurred. The woman showed no shame at all. I just throw everything in. >> Well, you understand it's weird for to have items randomly just fall into your purse. >> Well, I just had it sitting here and I was grabbing and putting in. Like I said, when I first came in, I hit the corners in there and there was a lady crouched. I'm looking at something and I almost hit her up. A pair of uh toilet clippers came up. I almost hit her. >> Okay. >> I just Okay, surely it's going to be a lot better if you're just honest with me. >> Okay. Yeah, I'll put them in there. >> Okay. Just >> Yeah. Okay. Pretending to take them. >> No. Well, I'm not intending to, like, you know. >> Okay. >> I just a lot of money. >> Okay. >> You didn't have money for this? >> Um, we we just had to pay an extra dollar off our card. >> Okay. >> Becky had it as well. >> Sorry. An extra dollar. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Okay. >> Like there was 61 something on the card and >> thank you for your >> Is there anything else I'm going to find here that was stolen? >> Okay. >> Right there. >> Okay. I'm just going to put these back in your bag here. >> If you were still wondering whether something was wrong with the woman's condition, police raised the same suspicion at that moment. >> Have you been drinking at all today? >> No, I haven't. Have you taken anything? >> I take um blood pressure medication. I take um anxiety medication. I take depression medication. >> Okay. Cuz you just you kind of seem all over the place. >> Kind of. >> Okay. >> It's just hot and I want to go home. >> Okay. Cuz they told me you're on probation. >> Yep. >> So, is there anything your agent needs to know that you've been >> No, you call her and tell her that I have police contact. >> Well, I'm going to call her and tell her that you have police contact. >> Um just wait here. I'm going to have you hang out with my partner quick. >> I never had back surgeries. So, um, >> are you on medication for the back surgeries? >> No, I don't take any medication at all. >> Okay. >> Because I I was I was an addict and so I quit taking everything. >> Okay. >> And then I was in the hospital last week. >> Okay. >> And I had um infected kidney. So, >> okay. >> They gave me something in the hospital and I didn't pick up the bottle of pain medication that they gave me. I don't want to swing back into my >> Okay. Is your back hurting right now? >> Yeah. That's why I keep leaning over like this. That's why I'm always leaning backward. And >> I can show you the scar. It's like that big. >> I believe you. I don't. >> Shortly afterward, police decided what she deserved as a consequence of her wrongdoing. And it seemed that she felt no guilt at all. >> With these is you're going to get a city ordinance citation for theft. Um, we have them, so they're not requesting restitution, >> but I do have to take you down to the jail, get you booked in, and then you're released. >> It's a book and release process. >> Um, your back hurts. What I'm going to do is I'm going to go get a transport vault. Keep your hands in front of your body >> so they can be more comfortable as we transport you to the jail. >> Or b, are you getting that? Okay. I should have passenger side, front door. >> Can you take my stuff? >> Yep. >> Can I take it out? >> We can walk out there. That's fine. Don't worry about there. Take this home. >> Take this home. I got to go get booked into jail. I'm going to get this. Maybe I'll be >> sir. Do you have any idea with you that I could see as well? Oh, >> me too. At the station, she was temporarily uncuffed, signed the paperwork, and met with her probation officer. Police noted her cooperation, which helped the process proceed more quickly. >> All right, Shel, your probation agent wants to talk to you. Okay. >> You doing okay? >> Yep. >> Okay. Well, I got something on my back. What happens when I'm doing too much shopping? >> Doing too much what? >> Shopping. >> Oh, shopping. Yeah. >> I try not to if I don't have too much. >> Okay. >> Did officer B put your purse up here or did we leave that with your Okay. Wash your hands. You're going to start there. >> Yep. >> Good. >> Okay. >> Hello. >> Thank you. >> Okay. >> Do you want the cuffs off? >> Yeah, if you're going to cooperate, right? Okay. Let me get these off for you. >> Not cooperating. Okay. I appreciate that. >> One of you guys come back. >> Are you going to be dirty? Yes. For math. >> Yep. >> Like last night. Okay. >> She was found guilty of retail theft and ordered to pay a $238 fine. Trying to steal and lying to cover it up may seem tempting, but it only leads to legal trouble. Taking responsibility and being honest can prevent serious consequences. Next, the foolish thieves chose a store they were trespassed from to commit the crime. All right. >> You're not listening to commands. What do you mean? What are you doing? >> You heard us call you. You >> cleaning all my >> On October 2nd, 2022, officers were dispatched to Walmart after receiving a report about the appearance of two suspects who had previously been trespassed from the store, but had returned with far from clean intentions. And the police pursuit to locate them was anything but easy. >> Yeah, I could make contact with her. She looks like the one in the picture. I mean what they do with the check. >> Go up and find out. >> Okay. Yeah. >> You want to go up there? >> Yeah. Let's go up there and find out. >> Marlene. Marlene. >> Arlene. >> I had nothing but trespasses. >> If I get her in the unit, you want me to trespass her again? >> Yeah. >> Then you'll charge her. >> Yeah. >> Sure. I'll go on their own. Sorry. Something else. What was that again? >> I figured cuz I was going to go run some errands for my work right now and I saw them come in with like a huge bag and they they stopped in >> and they were like you you could just tell they've been running. They were like out of breath. >> Thank you. In here then, right? >> Yeah. Thank you. >> Anybody run in there? Blonde a couple. >> They're running across the street. bit too far for me to cross it around here. >> The suspects fled upon seeing the police and the situation gradually escalated when signs of their presence were discovered at a nearby vacant lot. >> Stop. I'm going to tase you. >> I'm going to tase you. And I got officers all the way around. STOP. Get through the entrance real quick. I'm running across behind D. We're running north. >> Get down. >> I'll have another 10 here shortly. The male individual wearing all black with the red hat went towards the sun country near Griggs and Walnut. >> I got him 151. >> Turn around. We're going to use the dog again. Just so you know. >> Stop. Look over here. >> Thus, the woman was arrested. And at the same time, officers elsewhere also located the remaining male suspect whose capture proved to be no less difficult. >> I got him over here. He's going to be running. You're going to catch that unit right there. WANA WEST. >> YES. Towards the walnut. We need a walnut. Stop. Hey, where's he at? >> Well, way right here. Wait. >> I think we all have eyes on him. They're going. He's going to be in a gated area. >> One's just south of group one. They got the >> Keep walking. You shouldn't have ran in the first place. >> Yeah, he's smoking. Just walking around. Let's stay off the air for now. We got officers in there trying to detain him. >> GET OVER HERE. GET OVER HERE. >> RELAX. >> YEAH, it looks like he's trapped in there. He's just walked. >> Get up and I'll get >> Looks like he just smoking at the greenhouse. I think it's >> all right. He's going to the south in the middle. >> Okay. Get on the ground right now. You can GET A TASTE. >> GET ON THE FLOOR. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> After arresting the suspects, officers attempted to recover the fraudulent checks from their persons as it appeared they had also tried to dispose of the evidence of their crime. >> Me too. Check his for both locations. I am at 151 South. >> What's your name? >> Right next to building. >> What's your name? >> Come up. >> What's your name? >> Hey, there's a available ocean unit. >> Who has the bag of the property? I don't know of anybody. We don't We don't have a bag yet. >> I thought somebody said there was >> No, that we're just saying what the description is. Katie's out there looking for it. There's somebody else looking for it. They came through this way, right? >> Yeah. >> I'll walk back to >> I thought they still had the bag here. >> What is that? There. That's it. I never seen over here. 8818. >> Yeah, this is the only thing I saw him with. >> We got the back. >> So, as of right now, we're just going to book her on the 40 on the crimp site for shoplifting. >> We don't know if she stopped looking yet. I know the [ __ ] >> soon after the suspects were taken to the police station. It could be said there was no remorse at all. They treated it as nothing more than a failed attempt. Do we have units blocking off Ironwood and to the top of the >> center? We just need one more unit in the back and then we'll be in and out. uniting off iron wood. And >> several days later, police summoned the victim whose identity the suspects had impersonated to commit fraud. And it was truly shocking that she had known nothing about what had happened to her. >> I think she got things out of your mailbox. And then once she got the check, so she put your name and because she got the check, so that's what she was doing. >> And so you don't know Arlene or >> No, she's real lucky. I don't. >> Okay. And so you do want me to file charges on her for Okay. And so that means she took out everybody's mail cuz there's five people's mail >> more than likely. Yes. But I don't know. I I can't prove. >> Tell your sisters. You can tell your employer. >> Yeah. Um my suggestion is go get a PO box. I know they're kind of expensive, but they'll prevent this. Especially if you're going to be getting checks regularly. >> I didn't even know about these. >> Okay. >> I I I don't >> I'll make you a copy then of that. >> Intercepted [clears throat] the letter. >> Yeah. And so what they do now is there's a thing called informed delivery. So you sign up for it and then you put your [clears throat] address in and then the post office emails you a snapshot of the mail you're getting. >> Oh, cool. All right. >> And so um she's known to do that. And so she'll wait out there for the delivery and then go and take them out of mail. >> This isn't even the first time. >> Yeah. And so identity theft is weird in our state. And now if she had to use your date of birth and anything else besides just your name and uh address, I could get her for the actual identity theft. But you have to use like a personal identification number like your social or your driver's license or something like that in add in addition to the name. >> No, this is forgery. This is a forgery issue transfer. >> The suspects were charged with fraud of $250 to $500, resisting arrest, contempt of court. Fraud and deception may seem like shortcuts, but they only lead to deeper consequences, especially for innocent people who never saw it coming. Before getting to the next shoplifter, meet this pervert at the store. >> What up, police? Y'all just so cool, huh? You're just so cool. >> She They got the door closed and she's just standing there masturbating. Oh, cool. >> On December 26th, 2023, police officers were on routine patrol when they suddenly received a report about a woman causing a disturbance at a store. And upon arriving at the scene, they realized the situation went far beyond their imagination. >> There's a white demo on here. They're still updating. >> Yeah, we're 10:12 in the store. She's naked. Signal 20. What up, police? Y'all just so cool, huh? You're just so cool. And I Yay, [ __ ] >> I'd have a better time in prison. Y'all made me so miserable. >> Y'all were rude. >> You can't touch me. N what? I ain't letting Yikes get that. I'm an Aries. I'll get that. >> What's your name? >> He was rude. I'm nice person, but Yakes is rude and he's not going to get that. I'm an Aries. I'm from up north. Aries, we've been north as rude as we run this. Now, you [ __ ] in Florida. Hope you >> What happened when you got in there? Huh? >> What happened when you got in there? >> She said they got the door closed and she's just standing there masturbating. >> Oh, gross. >> Yeah. Guess we have a lot of victims. >> Multiple victims were affected by the woman's instability and the state of the store alone clearly showed the chaos. At that point, police officers worked to calm everyone around the scene. >> What are your numbers? >> Uh, for what? >> To log in. >> All right. Listen, is anybody here injured at all? >> This is This is the what she was using to stab people. >> Who was she stabbing? Anybody? >> Everybody. >> She was waving around. >> Everybody. >> Did she threaten anybody with a knife? Yeah. Everybody >> Well, did did she come at you at all with a knife? >> Yeah, she came at me with a knife. >> Came at you. >> No, >> she came at me that way. >> I'm standing right here. She didn't come at me cuz I was waiting for >> Okay, I appreciate it. All right. >> All right. Do you need a minute? Is anybody else here working with you? >> Me. >> Oh, you work here, too? >> Yeah. >> Oh, [laughter] okay. All right. Um All right. Can you grab their information for now >> and help them get settled down and help these folks out so they can go >> um or just leave everything as it is? We'll we got to do some photos. >> If you want to help these guys out, get them going. Whatever you're buying, whatever, we'll get you guys going out of here. Okay. And we'll talk to you guys. >> Who cares? I'll have a better time in there. >> What? >> 10:40. >> What? It was learned that the woman was completely intoxicated and she reacted aggressively to anything she heard or saw even when it had nothing to do with her. >> Thought about it for too much. I was miserable. How dare you? Can't expect that. Came back. What? You got to come back, honey. You got to have thrive. You got to have heart and soul and want to live. And now I'll be preserved for a few years and I'll come back a better person. What? And you never see this. And what? Get this party started. They were rude. What? YOU DIDN'T EXPECT THAT. COME BACK, PLAYER. SNOW. WHAT? What in the butt? And you don't stop. See? See what you guys? Much respect to you as a woman, but some men are disrespectful. Let me cross my leg. I'm sorry. Back inside the store, several other customers confirmed the harm caused by her. And they also stated that this was not the first time they had encountered her. >> And I really close. >> Oh. Oh, it's like that because I see that. I can understand if it's a >> him. Well, we're going to delve into that. Him and also the clerk. >> You sure? >> So Melanie's here. She'll probably take it. I'm guessing third time. >> Yeah, she's the third time, man. >> Or it might be 14 actually. >> Okay. >> I don't I'll check you, too. >> All right. Like I said, just leave everything as is. We're gonna get some photos and you guys can clean up after that. I I assume she did all this. Is that correct? >> This is everything. >> Okay. All righty. Where's Where's her clothes at? >> Does she have clothes here? >> Okay. Naked. She's probably very in that street. She's >> craw off road or uh >> I don't know. I don't know. >> Oh, over that way. >> Yes. Nothing totally. Were you inside when this happened? >> No, I was like very close when I see that. So, >> all right. Okay. All right. Okay. Well, here it is. I need to put a bag. Do you have a bag by chance? >> This is not the way I wanted the night to go. You know, I I said cool down so people can chill out. >> All right. So, there's two. It looks like the clerk was threatened and also the other employee was threatened. These other guys were just kind of witnesses. >> Yeah. This could have been an unforgettable night for everyone involved, including the officers. And once she calmed down slightly, police proceeded to question the woman about what had happened. >> Can you tell me what happened today? >> Well, let's just say I had a bad Christmas and holiday. I had um a fallout with them and they just treated me so bad every day for the last 2 and a half months. I've been going through trauma thinking about it. >> So, what happened here? >> Oh, there. I don't know. >> Yeah, in the gas station. >> Oh, I don't even know. I probably did that accidentally to myself and I got drunk and I shouldn't have got drunk because I knew better cuz I knew I was going to get them back cuz they were so horrible to me and I had the most horrible Christmas because of them. They were just so cruel to me. I'm sorry. >> Do you remember what you did when you went in the store? >> Yeah. >> She's not like breathing hard or sweating or not like cuz I had delir and [ __ ] >> I just want to make sure you know. >> Not yet. She changes. >> Not injured or bleeding or anything like that. I mean like I just I I remember like I just blacked out and I >> All right. How much alcohol have you had today? >> Like like five shots, but >> Five shots of what? >> Um um liquor. And I'm going to be real. I remember everything I did. I did kind of I mean it's a blackout cuz I drink alcohol and I wouldn't tell if I was alcohol, but I remember what I did. I kicked down stuff and >> it just you know it felt good for the release cuz they were so bad to me. Like they gave me no choice but to do that. I'm sorry that you have to see all this. >> It was clear that the woman knew exactly what she was doing. She was simply venting her anger through the indecent actions and she showed no shame about it at all. >> Maria, >> all right, Sia, can I get these clothes on you before you get out, please? We don't want you to go in here naked and it's Yeah, it is a little cold out. What happened to your clothes? >> Thank you. I had taken them off on the sidewalk out front. >> It's so cold outside. >> I know. Thank you so much. Why you want to like have no clothes on? >> I Oh my god, it is like a certain >> She was charged with aggravated assault, disorderly intoxication, trespass, criminal mischief, and exposure of sexual organs. Her actions showed that losing control and venting anger through indecent behavior only caused harm to others and severe consequences for herself. 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. Next, Walmart had better cameras than most banks. [music] In this case, proved it all. >> Flower shirt and she's got a basket full like $1,000 worth of stuff. >> Just let her go out. Get over here. You have a bad day. >> What are you thinking about? >> On May 26th, 2024, police received a call from Walmart reporting an active shoplifting incident. The suspects were identified as a man and a woman who had removed price tags and concealed merchandise in bags. Upon arrival, officers monitored the situation through security cameras, patiently waiting for the right moment to move in. >> I'll be here. So, they were putting stuff into the bag and then also took some price tags off with some items that they have on. >> Pretty bad. [laughter] Yeah, >> these are always fun. They always run. So that's why I get here fast. >> This would be my first >> if they run. >> If they run. >> Yeah. >> I like to wait till like Well, they come separate cuz if you get them separate, one runs other way, the other one's other way. So if you get them together, >> you have like same general travel more or less, you know. >> Oh, there he is. >> Hot pockets. Oh, see they selected another bag there. >> Probably going to be alive. It's closing. >> So they're Well, they're loading up for sure. >> Probably a bounty level. >> 96 cent if I was with them in front of the UPS store. >> Oh, you're going to load up one MSU stuff. >> Yeah, price. >> Those are so Those are so expensive. They're about $30 shirts. Yeah, they're Yeah, they're pretty pricey. >> Cool. The theft appeared to have been carefully planned. The pair split up, each positioning themselves in their desired sections, while the store's precise camera system allowed staff to track and document every wrongful move in real time. >> At least we're like more than 200 right now. >> Uh yeah, >> maybe. Right. >> Yeah. >> You guys going to want to pursue, right? >> Yeah. Okay. >> I was They're like, "Why did you get me so fast?" a little like nothing. >> There he goes. >> See, they always run. >> They just split up. So, they're loading two parts now. >> What's that guy? >> That dude. And then >> he's looking hard. >> That lady. >> She's going to go to liquor. So, they're probably going to try and steal liquor. >> They loaded a bunch of >> Oh, what he's going to do? He's probably going to put liquor in that bag. There we go. Let me see. Oh, he's going to open the bag. There we go. >> Yeah. >> A hang on, bro. Look at him. It's like >> he's been waddling. >> He go waddle loud, dude. >> He's like 70s. >> She can run. >> That's her. Is she consent, too? >> Yeah. So, there's a backpack underneath there. Also, the glasses on her head are She took off the price tag. >> And he already took off the price tag. So, the backpack he just selected. >> Maybe he was just keeping them in his pockets for like even One could only hope. Easy. >> Right into the bag. I don't know. >> What is that? A bottle. >> Yeah. >> I mean, they know we have cameras. >> They were even able to watch the television through the surveillance system, showcasing just how astonishing Walmart's security systems were. Something that clearly impressed the police. >> That's what we tell people. We're like, you know, Walmart has better cameras than most banks, right? >> Yeah. Oh, >> they're probably loading all that too, huh? >> So, that has a security >> that has a security thing on it. So, I wouldn't doubt that they're just going to try and run that model now. >> There we go. >> They're going They're doing it fast, too, huh? She's grabbing a lot of of >> She's going to go probably around, >> huh? It should be like a 300 in the summer right there with all the meat she's >> and then they look like Oh. Oh yeah, she's sucking up on meat. That's a good indicator right there. >> And they're just throwing stuff so they're not even looking at price tag. So that's like an other indicator. >> Yeah. They're not grabbing great value stuff like I do. >> Yeah, I know, [laughter] right? Like the people that work hard for their money. >> Those are pretty good. >> Damn. Green chili is like six bucks. Where'd he go? Where'd he go? Where'd he go? >> See, that's how you go. We all work. >> Where'd he go? You see him? >> He's too fast. He jked you out. There he is. >> More clothes. >> They've been getting um NMSU shirts. And >> I'm going to go full screen cuz I got to do this [snorts] for the season. >> The surveillance continued as the suspects began showing signs of leaving, prompting officers to move into position and plan their intervention. Dude, >> that is a lot of cheese for real. >> Do you guys take him to jail or just sight him? >> That's the entrance that we're at now. >> No, he's pushing to the other side. >> Go ahead. >> Boy, is he about to go out? Do >> you have a mask on now? >> Yeah, he put his mask up. He's going to do it. He's going to push out now. So, he got his mask up. >> Go in this way. >> No, I'll be honest. >> Okay. Did you say over here? >> Yeah. >> So, that's not that entrance. >> It's not this one. Look, there's a grocery coming this should be walking out pretty soon. >> Yeah, he's still looking at that same spot that he was at. >> He's putting the backpack on right now. >> Your adrenaline starts pumping just because you're like, "What the heck? Why are you doing this? Yeah, >> got the backpack on with the mask on as well. >> The very moment the man confidently stepped outside the door was exactly what the police had been waiting for. What was striking was how familiar his action seemed, as if he was already accustomed to being arrested. >> Come here, man. >> You don't have to get on the ground. You don't have to get on the ground. I'm fine. Just relax. Do what we tell you. Okay. >> Just get up, bud. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. >> Thank >> Put your feet under you. There you go. I'll get your stuff. I'll get your glasses. I'll get them. >> Walk over there. >> We're going to take the backpack off. >> You understand why we're talking with you right now? You have an idea? >> Okay, we'll go over that in detail in just a moment. Okay, young man. >> All right, >> you guys trying to move him out of the way, away from the GM side, so she >> Let's just do a quick search for weapons cuz there's a female that's with her. >> Oh, >> yeah. There's a female in there. >> She's pushing out right now. >> About to push out, bro. >> That same door. She's wearing like a a flower shirt and she's got a basket full like $1,000 worth of stuff. >> Let her go out. >> The woman was even more brazen than the man. She pushed an entire cart full of goods straight outside. And just like the man, her immediate reaction suggested this was far from her first encounter with an arrest. >> Come here. Now, get over here. You're going to have a bad day. >> What are you thinking about? >> That was the stupidest thing you've ever done. >> Can I get a rest or can I just I got a 16-year-old at home. >> That's too bad. She can go with CPS. [laughter] >> Can I just get a ticket and go home? >> No. [laughter] >> We have a fe. And you guys want to press charges? >> For sure. Press charges. Yes. All the way. Everything we can. Especially she tried to run. She knew she was wrong. Shame on that old lady. Dang. You too old to be doing that, lady. >> Uh, this is her personal property, right? We don't have any information that she might have something. >> I believe that is correct. There's alcohol in here, which is what he was suspected of taking. She pushed an entire cart of merchandise outside, valued at around $1,000, then quickly begged to be let off with just a citation and go home. She showed no shame at all, but it was already far too late for her and for the man as well. >> That old lady. Dang, you're too old to be doing that, lady. >> Uh, this is her personal property, right? We don't have any information that she might have something >> I believe that is correct. There's alcohol in here, which is what he was suspected of taking. >> Sorry. >> Well, I know you're sorry. It's too late for that. >> That's really >> Yes. >> I can call him. >> Nope. >> Perfect. >> Listen, real quick. We're going to ask you questions. We're going to talk to you and all that good stuff, but you know, you have Miranda rights, right? You don't have to answer any of my questions or make any statements unless you have an attorney present. You understand that, right? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. And you can at any time enact those rights. You understand that, right? So, I'm not going to read it to you verbatim, but you understand you're a grown ass man, right? Go ahead. >> Oh, that's so nice. >> Oh, that guy said, you already remember you have rights, right? >> Are you a felon? >> You're not a felon. >> You're legally allowed to have firearm. >> It's inoperable. >> It's inoperable. >> Yeah. Don't burn me. Finally, the woman was charged with shoplifting over $500, conspiracy to shoplift, and resisting arrest. Meanwhile, the man was charged with shoplifting, conspiracy to shoplift, and possession of a stolen firearm. Crime doesn't become acceptable just because it feels routine. Repeated offenses only prove intent, and cameras, evidence, and consequences will always catch up in the end. Even worse, the law meant nothing to this unhinged woman. I don't give a [ __ ] about my little charge. Suck my How about that? >> Hey. Okay. Okay. And what's And you're sugar coating that I'm dumb. Let's be real. I graduated, sir. I'm not noing dummy. >> On March 30th, 2024, police were dispatched to Walmart after receiving a report of a repeat shoplifting suspect who had returned to commit similar thefts. Upon arrival, store employees recounted the day's events. >> Hang on. >> All this. Yeah. So, I prevented this first one that she tried to walk out with and then um she grabbed another cart. She tried to pick similar items and walk out again. >> So, >> all right. So, what are we reporting? Everything. >> Yeah. Everything. Okay. >> She tried she attempted to walk out twice with merchandise. >> Okay. >> So, she tried So, when I grabbed the There was two people at this store. I grabbed one of them to come into the office so I can speak to them. And I'm like, "Yo, double check her receipt cuz I seen her in Subway like putting her stuff in a reusable shopping bag." >> Yeah. >> So I'm like, "Okay, whatever." So as he comes in, she tries to go around the other guy and he like puts his body and stops it. So I come out the office. I'm like, "Hey, do you have a receipt for any of the merchandise you paid for?" And she said, "Oh, I'm trying to look for it." Blah blah blah blah blah. I'm like, "Okay." So we're waiting. We're waiting. I ask her again. She starts getting hostile. And then I'm like, "So, did you pay for your stuff or not?" And she goes, "Would you like me to pay for my stuff?" I'm like, "At this moment, no, I don't." So, I took her cart and she said, "I'm going to grab another cart and I'm going to shop again." I'm like, "Okay, that's that's fine." So, I I started watching her. She's frozen. So, I started watching her and um she started selecting the similar merchandise that was in the cart and she goes up to my door host and shows cuz some people have the receipt on the phone. So, they just show the phone like that >> and so that's what she did and she just kept walking out >> and there was nothing on the phone. >> There's nothing on the phone. >> According to the employees, the woman had already filled her cart with items she intended to steal, fully aware she was being watched. At that moment, another officer approached her while she remained completely unaware. >> Excuse me. How you doing? Good. >> Good. Um, so the loss prevention just called us. They said that you uh didn't pay for all your items. Do >> you have your receipt? >> Bro, I just showed him my receipt on my phone and my phone died. >> You just showed him the receipt on your phone? Yes, I just showed that my >> and he let me out and my phone died. I said I paid for my receipt. I showed him the day. It's a mo It's a mobile uh Walmart thing. I showed him the day and I showed him my receipt. He said, "Okay, you can go." >> Okay, listen. We got this. Listen right there. I'm not >> You still have your receipt on our phone. Okay. Can you bring it up? >> MY PHONE DIED. I LITERALLY JUST SHOWED HIM. I SHOWED HIM MY PHONE'S on 2% in all. Like, I just show >> Here's the deal. So, right now, he's just The LPO is saying that there were some items that are possibly unpaid for. So, we're just going to double check with the cameras. >> At this point, y'all can just keep this [ __ ] bro. I'm not I'm not >> You paid for it, right? So, it's yours. >> Yes, I did. But >> we just have to confirm because listen, we listen, we haven't called saying there items I'm paid for. Okay. >> Okay. But if IF I PAID ONLINE, HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO GO TO the to the cashier and all that? >> You're not letting me talk. There is a very good camera system here. >> Like, I'm confused. >> All right. >> As predicted, she claimed to have a receipt on her phone as an excuse, but of course, it had no effect. Tensions escalated as she deliberately tried to evade the officer's requests. >> Yeah. In the meantime, do you have an ID on it? >> NO, BUT WHAT YOU'RE you saying it's a camera and stuff, right? >> So, they're just going to double check it. >> Okay. But listen, my my stuff is on the phone. >> Okay. >> So, how you supposed to know if I How do you know if I was supposed to have >> They probably have the receipt. They'll have the receipt of your check out. Okay. They're going to pretty much backtrack you through the store. Make sure everything >> at this point say I'm not about to keep going. >> Damn it. Did you pay for it? >> Yes, I did. Y'all can keep this, bro. Like, I'm not about to keep doing this [ __ ] my [ __ ] Like, >> listen. I'm trying to help you out here, but we got to call. >> Okay. So, why didn't why didn't y'all stop? Anybody else? Y'all just stop cuz we got a call. >> Okay. >> I imagine. What's the description? >> A black jacket with a lime green hood, and you're the only one here with that. >> Okay. All right. So, just hang tight. You want to go get the LPO? >> I'm not about to hang. I'm about to leave. >> You're not free to go. >> Yeah, you're not leaving. >> Don't touch. >> You're not leaving. >> You're not leaving. You want to be placed under arrest? >> You want to be placed under arrest? >> Why you touching me though? >> Stand here placed under arrest. >> Yes. >> Okay. You're under arrest. You're under arrest. >> You're under arrest. You're under arrest. >> I'm a player. I hope you know that. So, can you just ease up? Thank you. >> You get off me. >> What? Her deliberate evasion led to this outcome. But because she continued to resist, the officers had to act more forcefully. And it seemed she still was far from going quietly. >> I just told you I was a girl, my [ __ ] That was so, >> bro. Get off me, CUZ. >> BRO, IF I CAN'T FEEL MY ARM, BUT THERE'S SOME SUCTION IN MY OTHER ARM. >> STOP GIVING Give your other arm. No, >> give your other arm and turn over. >> No. >> Yes. >> No. >> Get the one. I got the >> Yeah. Here. >> Get off. >> I got this one. >> Well, I just said I can't film. I >> turn around. >> No. >> Stop. Make it easy on yourself. >> No. The you talking about I match your description and all this. >> Yo, stop kicking. Don't kick. Stop kicking. >> No, I can on my >> That's fine. That's fine. We'll stay here. We'll stay here all day. Stop resisting. >> I can't breathe. >> The cuff, >> bro. I'm about to call mama cuz y'all [ __ ] wild. >> You're not going anywhere. >> Stop kicking my old officer. >> The other officer, >> bro. Get the off. >> Turn around. Make it easy. >> You're not going to get me. >> I'm about to spitting. >> You're going to get another charge. >> Oh, I can't feel my arm. >> Turn around. >> PUT YOUR HAND. TURN AROUND. Put your hands behind your back. >> I can't breathe, my >> Yes, you can. You're talking. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> What the [ __ ] is your knee in my seat for? >> Turn around. >> The woman became the center of attention for other bystanders, showing no shame as she continued to cause trouble, hurling insults at the officers. >> Stop selling, cuz you stop. >> Can you stop? >> No. >> Okay. >> So, put my shoes on. >> Your shoes on? >> Duh. Don't >> you want your shoes off? >> Put them on. >> You want to give a about a little charge? >> How about that? >> Turn around. >> Charge that. >> Turn around. >> The Just told you I was a girl. Just told you I was a girl. Proceeded to do. >> Told you I WAS A GIRL. Y'all still ain't not one girl. Cop. >> You can get off my stuff. Cop. All right. So, tell me where I'm >> Well, you just assaulted a cop by kicking him. >> Yep. >> I don't give a >> number one. Take that. >> Yeah. Multiple times. >> I kicked you multiple times. >> Yeah. >> You I don't give a [ __ ] >> 197. >> So, what am I arrested for? What's the second charge? >> Well, we're still investigating the shoplifting that you're detained for. >> What's the second eluding? >> What's the second charge? What's up, Ludy? >> Clearly, the woman was making everything more complicated. Her mouth never stopping. Yet, she refused to see it that way. >> The didn't even give me a chance to talk. You just grabbed me. Let's be 100%. >> There was no talking. You had to stay. >> Didn't even give me a chance to talk. You talking about It's no talking. You're not my father. I'm going to talk when I want. What you talking about? Dad's going to tell you something. >> You better tell your You better tell your kids that it's a mine. >> The >> Oh [ __ ] Y'all finally got a girl when I've been saying I was a girl when you had your knee on my back and when you was nearing me. I've been saying that. >> Come on now. >> We're going to have to fix. >> What? >> Okay. >> I ain't need you. So why you think I was kicking you? You dummy. You just said I was kicking you right near me. >> You d your legs. >> You sound dumb as hell. And can you why you putting the title? >> I fix the cuffs for you. >> OH, NOW Y'ALL TRYING TO help me. >> Well, we couldn't get them over when you were resisting. >> Oh, now y'all trying to help me. >> Okay. And what's And you're sugar coating that I'm dumb. Let's be real. I graduated, sir. I'm not no dummy. >> Wrong with you. >> Even while seated in the patrol car, she continued to show her defiance toward the officers, offering no explanation for her actions and persistently criticizing their conduct. >> Sit back. Stop. Sit back. Justing sit back, my [ __ ] You really overdoing your job. >> I'm not overdoing my job. >> You are, MY [ __ ] CUZ I CAN SIT BACK MY SELF. I'MMA KEEP UNSTRAPPING. >> I'm getting this seat belt >> and I'm going to keep unstrapping it. So, you're going to keep doing that for nothing. >> The sit back, please. >> Can you stop, bro? Do I like your kid, my [ __ ] >> Nope. >> I don't. Right. >> So, I'm confused. Why the mirror? >> You can sit back. over the waiter's turn. >> You just said yes. You sound like a dick ride. I hope you really know that. You just said yes. He was the only person over there. So, it got to be you. Damn. God was the only person on the thirst. So, he So, he just put this here. >> What are you just making stuff up right now? I don't really understand what you're saying. >> You asked if that was the report. That wasn't a report. That is what the dispatch notified us of. >> It said I WAS THE ONLY PERSON OUTSIDE on the left, so it had to be me. >> No. >> And you just SAID YES. YOU YOU DON'T EVEN KNOW WHAT YOU answering to. You just saying yes to anything, my [ __ ] cuz you definitely just said that. >> Okay. >> Finally, the woman was charged with shoplifting and resisting arrest. The woman's refusal to cooperate in her persistent defiance escalated [music] a situation that could have been resolved quickly, showing that resistance and dishonesty only lead to harsher consequences. Next, another chaos erupted once again, this time caused by the store employee. On November 24th, 2023, police responded to a call from Walmart regarding an employee theft. Upon arrival, the woman's shift was immediately ended. All right, they So, uh, they got you on camera. Basically taking money from the register, putting it in your pocket. >> Money, man. >> Yeah, they got you on camera. Would you be able to empty out your pockets and my money? >> Okay. Can you take that off? Yeah. Yes, sir. Probably see it really quick. Do you have anything else in your pocket? >> No, sir. Okay. >> Place your items right there. >> I'm going to have you turn and face the wall right here. I'm going to pat you down. >> You got nothing on you. >> Which pocket did she put? >> Put your hands behind your like your head. >> The woman appeared confused by the allegations. And even at just 20 years old, she seemed oddly intrigued by this unusual experience in her life. At that moment, she was shown exactly what she had done. >> Can I see for myself? >> It was clear that the woman took advantage of giving change to customers, carefully pocketing more money than necessary in her hand. Immediately after completing the transaction, she slipped it into her jacket pocket, acting as if nothing had happened. She then continued the same scheme with the next transactions. I'm going to show you the pictures just to show there's a camera like literally right. >> I know. I know that. Of course. >> So, here's the times that I guess you were taking it uh the other days, right? The other days. Okay. I can't see nothing. >> Even with the evidence presented, she refused to admit guilt and the situation grew increasingly tense due to her inability to accept what was happening. >> How how can I know what happened if it looked like I'm taking money out the door? >> I'm just letting you know it's all on video. Okay. So, I need you to write a statement about what is happening. >> Yeah. >> With this money that we have missing from your registers that you got. >> Okay. >> Like what do I I'm confused. >> So, you right. I hear him. I hear him. >> Okay. >> Now, y'all going to make me mad. I'm being calm right now because I'm trying to see what's going on. >> We're being calm, too. We're just explaining what you need to do. >> Okay. I'm just letting you know. This is all documentation >> of all. This is all documentation of money has been taken from the register that you worked on. Okay. These are still photos. Yes. And we do have videos of it. Okay. So, we're not just just cuz these still photos are showing what where your hands are at. This is not changing anything from the video. >> I didn't take anything. >> So, I'm just letting you know we already have a documented a video and everything of you getting the money. >> Okay. >> I'm confused. >> And I put my stuff back up in here. >> No, just leave him. Just leave him right there. >> This is my that I bought for my >> clearly she was not the victim in this situation. She insisted she had the right to choose whom to cooperate with, which complicated the process further. >> Just write what happens. It's already been It's already documented. It's already here in I want to see what happened. >> That's why I'm telling you what happened. >> I'm not talking to y'all. Please, >> but I'm not talking to you. I'm talking to him. >> I'm telling telling you what's happened. Okay. >> Okay. But like seen on video taking money from the registers and putting in >> That's what Charles saying, >> okay? >> And that's what I didn't do. >> The woman only cooperated with Walmart's loss prevention staff, completely disregarding the police. Things spiraled further out of control once she realized why the officers were there. >> I don't come here just to look at videos. >> So what y'all afford to do? >> Arrest you. >> Arrest me? >> Yeah. So you're going to do what they told you to do is take get back. >> Why is y'all arresting me? >> Because you're under arrest for stealing. >> I didn't steal anything. >> Okay. Just take off your vest so then we can get out of here. >> Okay. Can I go home? I didn't steal. I'm not even from out here. >> You work hard. >> Bro, don't talk [laughter] to me. I got to get my >> I got to get my stuff. >> Oh, I'm not even >> Okay. OKAY. OKAY. >> OKAY. [screaming] OKAY. OKAY. I'm Can I turn around? >> STOP. [laughter] YOU WANT TO GET TASED? >> You want to get tased? Get on the ground. Get where? Give me your hands. >> I didn't do anything. >> Put your hands behind your back or I'm going to tase you. >> You're hurting me. >> FINE. >> NO, he's hurting me. >> Oh, no. Seriously, for resisting. >> What you mean? I'm just going to turn around now cuz I get my belongings. >> Her actions led to this outcome. Yet, she couldn't accept responsibility and continued to lash out at the police. >> Oh, you just literally broke up. >> 32. >> Oh, y'all. >> What you mean? >> You get off the ground. [ __ ] Y'all >> stop resisting. >> Like, y'all did this, bro. Y'all did this. >> Just calm down. >> Y'all a lot of noise in the background. Did you say >> calm down? Calm down. You bro, >> stop the [ __ ] you doing this. >> Stop. >> I got it. I got it. I got it. I'm trying to calm down. West 32. >> You're good. >> Can you say it? >> Literally broke my Yes. Oh, bro. >> 32 son of 52.2. She's bleeding. >> You did it. >> The woman was charged with theft over $500. Aggravated assault on a peace officer and resisting arrest. Even when faced with clear evidence, refusing to take responsibility only escalates the situation and creates more chaos for everyone involved. 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