Yes, this pay for it. I I supposedly I just gave it to her. >> All right, you didn't pay for it. That's why you're being detained. >> That's fine. You being so be quiet. >> I'm sorry. Chill out. >> Chill the [screaming] iPhone. >> That's why. Are you serious right now? >> For that little reason. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Okay, chill. >> Put your hands behind your back. Shoplifterss always pulled off actions no one could have expected. From absurd excuses for stealing to dragging their own family members into the chaos, but it all came to an end the moment the police arrived. These are the times when the worst shoplifters cops had ever encountered. We are This is Law. And don't forget to like and subscribe. Starting with this chaotic woman. >> No, I have no reason to steal this. You just broke my nail, bro. That's all you >> I will calm down. I just want to talk to somebody. I just want to let my grandma know she has my day. >> On the 9th of September 2025, officers approached a woman at Walmart after receiving a report that she had skipced most of the items in her cart filled to the brim with merchandise. At that moment, she became visibly tense as she desperately tried to make excuses for herself. >> Ma'am, calm down. What's up? >> Ma'am, >> I just want him to stand. You guys are thinking >> Shuttle down. Don't make a scene. >> I'm not making a scene. >> All right, I need you to calm down. I need you to relax. Okay. >> All right. Let him do his job. >> I'm doing I'm letting him make his job. >> Well, you're hindering him when you're you're talking to him and you're screaming at him. You're hindering him. >> I'm not trying to scream. >> All right. So, just relax. Let him do his job. None of this would have happened or I wouldn't have done what you first. Okay. You were literally stopped the first time to turn around and start knowing. >> I stopped. They stopped you over there because the machine wasn't working. I was >> They stopped. They stopped you. >> They didn't stop. I asked for help. I asked for help so she could finish the transction for me. She said I couldn't stop. She switched me to what you were doing. I'm not everything. >> Okay. the formula, the food, all that. >> All of these are in bags. All the chickens are in bags. >> Everything you guys can check. I literally everything. >> The woman tried to obstruct the loss prevention officer by interrupting constantly about everything and even providing her information became a struggle. >> Do you have ID on you? the big boxes. >> Let me see your ID. >> So, what do you need? My >> Don't make this a problem. I >> You're being detained right now. >> Okay. So, give me your ID. >> You got to show anything that >> Did they find anything that was scanned yet? >> They did everything in here. That's not scanned. I don't know why, but this is scanned. >> You can either be put in handcuffs. I don't want to be put in handcuffs. Identify yourself. I can identify yourself. You want my ID? I can give it to you. So these stuff were over here with these but they were not >> I literally went through the scanner. I went through the lady. >> I went through the lady dog. I don't understand this. I went through the scan machine by yourself. They sent me They told me it was not working. So I went through she sent me to another one. I came over here. She said I got to go to another one. I came over here and then he told me to go. >> All right. Let me ask you a question. Were those clothes in your cart? >> Yes. for it. I I supposedly I just gave it to her. >> All right. You didn't pay for it. That's why you're being detained. >> That's why you >> So be quiet. >> She even went on to prove that she had other payment receipts, but it seemingly exposed a loophole for the officers to seize on. >> Trying to help me. >> You're not trying to help me. You're not trying to help me. You're really not trying to help. If I told you I didn't. It's on the receipt. >> What's on the receipt? >> I will show you my first time thing. I'm not like, bro, >> those clothes are on the receipt. >> I'm not talking about >> What are you talking about? The ones I paid with my cash app, which I paid with her. >> We're talking about that ice cream. I'm talking about the ice cream, >> which was >> I'm going to show you. I don't I don't really want to fight. I really I'm just going to show you. I'm just going to show you. >> Oh, my old person. >> All right. At this point, go ahead and take her to the office cuz so far that all none of it's paid for. >> Can you not take my bag? Can I call somebody, please? >> I'm going to hold it for you. >> Can I please call somebody? Can I please call somebody? Can I please call somebody? >> The woman failed to manipulate the thoughts of those around her. And at that point, her tactics shifted, gradually spiraling into chaos. >> Yes, I can. I don't have >> See, this is not how that works. I understand how it works, but can I please call my Can I get ahead of it, please? Damn. You can't >> really really I literally went through the thing. Y'all can check the cameras. >> Cut it out. >> Y'all can check cameras. I'm not playing, bro. I didn't >> Bro, I didn't. >> No, I have no reason to steal this. You just broke my bro. That's on you. I push you. >> You're getting to the car. Wait. No. No. We going to take it to THE CAR. >> BREAKING ALL my >> Not yours. Relax. >> Calm down. >> Oh my. >> There's kids here. >> My ID. I just need my ID. Y'ALL GIVE ME [screaming] >> You're going to go to jail for resisting if you don't stop. >> I'm not going to resist. I just want you to get >> You're going to go to jail for resisting if you don't stop. >> I got bro. I just want y'all to give me my >> bro. MY [screaming] BABY, BRO. [screaming] STOP. STOP. >> Get out. Get out. Get out. GET OUT. ALL RIGHT. [screaming] >> SHUT UP. >> STOP. Don't tell me to stop. >> CHILL OUT. >> Chill the out. [screaming] >> STOP. >> NO. Can y'all can I please COME BABY? THAT'S WHAT I WANT TO DO. I don't care if y'all take me to jail. Can I please just put a baby? >> Spread your leg. >> At this point, the woman still did not stop making things difficult. But her obstruction grew even more disappointing when she dragged her family member into it. >> You're going to rip my need to call my baby. I need to call my baby. Please, I need to call my baby. Please, I need to CALL MY BABY. I NEED TO CALL MY BABY. >> OKAY, YOU CAN DO THAT LATER. >> NO, NOT LATER. I DON'T HAVE HER PHONE NUMBER. I DON'T KNOW HER PHONE. Just please don't get the phone number. That's all I want. You guys CAN TAKE ON THE JUDGE. YOU DON'T KNOW THE PHONE NUMBER. STOP. STOP. >> FOR NO REASON. I'm not even touching you. >> Crazy. >> Bro, I just want to me. >> Please, just can somebody talk to me like a phone person? I don't want to argue. >> Please, can you talk to me? I will calm down. Please, I will calm down. I just want to talk to somebody. I just want to let my grandma know she has my baby. Guys, >> I'll call your grandma. Relax. You don't have her number. >> Do you have it? >> Yes, it's on the phone. That's all I want to do. I just want to call her. >> What's your What's your code? >> 102405. >> Can you open the door so I can let you know which contact it is? I don't want to argue. I just want to let my baby know. >> My god, my >> radio fell. [screaming] Yeah, >> I need all my stuff. Hold on. Hey, you want to go get it for me? >> Yeah, >> I think it fell. >> Yeah, I'm going to get your radio. >> I just want to talk to somebody. Please just talk to me. >> Relax. Hold on. Let me get >> Can you fix my shirt? My boob is all out. Please, >> I'll have her fix it for you. Hold on. >> Please just fix my shirt. >> You want me I'm trying to call your grandma. Relax. >> Okay. Go to contact. >> My phone doesn't work. It's the blue one. It's the blue one. I have two phones. It's another one. >> The blue one's in your bag. >> It did not stop there as officers searched her bag and quickly uncovered even more troubling details. >> Who wants her phone? But it's in the cart actually. >> Oh yeah, it is in the cart. >> All right, I'm going to get your phone to see if that's the Walmart. >> That's she Those are all in her bag. >> Yeah, this where these were in her bag. >> Yeah, those are Walmart. Are those Walmart? >> Find out. >> Not even Walmart. >> We're going to find out somewhere else. >> GO FIND OUT WALMART. That's been in my bag. >> Can you fix my shirt? MY BOOB IS all out. >> And can you get my other phone? >> Move your foot. >> And can you get my other phone? >> Move your foot. I don't trigger you get my other foot. >> Your foot is going TO GET MESSED UP. >> BRO, can you just trigger me? >> Okay. >> You don't have You're getting You're >> all right. Hey, it's time for >> She just kicked me, so she's getting that Leo. >> Yep. >> I'm going to >> I was I >> Bro, I just want to You're lucky I didn't punch you just now. BRO, I JUST WANT >> ALL RIGHT, LET'S SEE. Bad Leo. >> I just want to talk to her as of now. >> That's all I want to do. >> So, I mean, you could either do resist with violence or bad Leo, but I say do bad Leo. >> I'm going to do the bad Leo cuz she just kicked me, >> but and I'll do the resisting as well or just not. >> They're both I mean, I'm trying to I'm trying to let you know where the phone is at so you can get to the phone. The 1 nyear old woman was charged with retail theft, resisting an officer without violence and battery on a law enforcement officer. When someone chooses lies, manipulation, and aggression over honesty, a simple mistake can quickly escalate into serious criminal charges. One impulsive decision can change everything. But this girl was even worse as she had nothing to stand on but her own guilt. >> No, don't put your hands on me, sir. You're male. Do what he says. Okay. >> No, just what he says. You're going to end up on know the me and said thing cuz he told me that they were going to arrest me. >> Take it off or do you want to cut it off? >> Due to Tamara >> on the 14th of April 2024, police received a report from Walmart about a woman who had committed theft there. But for more details, let the store employee tell what had happened. >> Yeah, this stuff is over. It wasn't on bag or anything that >> that was like on top on the >> Yeah, she she had that on top of the the the shopping cart. This this was on top of the shopping cart. This was hidden right here in the box like that. Yeah, in the box like that. When I open it, you have all this stuff. >> Gotcha. >> Yeah. >> How much? How much are we looking at? Like 30, 40 bucks? >> No. No. More. >> More. >> Right. Yeah. Because what makes it more is the This right here. They make it. This thing could be $15, $20. And this probably 12 bucks, you know? Maybe more. >> Yeah. So, it's probably like 50 bucks. >> What do you guys want? You want to >> I want to I want to prosecute her. She >> question 25. Let me show you her husband. >> He's the one. >> And the husband knows she was stealing too. >> Oh, she he knows. >> Oh, he was outside though. >> Yeah, >> he was already outside. >> Wonder where they went. >> They probably live with somebody. >> They went into the that community right next to >> They went in. >> Yeah, they went in the community >> like uh through that side gate. >> It's called uh stone. >> Stone press. Yeah. >> Okay. >> So, they probably live in there. Their grandma or mom lives in there. >> Yeah. Was she trying to conceal the stuff in in the bag or? >> No, she already has stuff concealed in there. But this is her bag, not her bag. >> Did she pay for anything? >> No, not at all. Not >> She just walked right out. >> She walked right out, bro. She walked right out. >> Everything wasn't back. All these things. It was like right here on top of the, you know, the shoes. And she had makeup and inside. She had makeup inside the box, the shoe box. >> She's definitely not old enough to live in that community. >> No. No. She's got a No. No. But she was with an older lady that looked like her. >> She was with an older lady. with an old lady that looks just like her but older. She's got to be in her, you know, 50s, 60s. >> Okay. >> Along with the employees description, the police quickly located the blue golf cart matching the suspect's getaway vehicle. And this was where their act began. >> Were we all set? >> Yeah. I mean, you you were never not all set. >> All right. No, I just No, it's cool. I don't mind having a conversation with you. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> What's going on with the with the golf cart? >> Nothing. >> It's not broken or anything? >> No, it's my dad. >> Is this your girlfriend here? >> It's just a friend. >> Oh, just a friend. >> How are you doing? >> I'm good, bro. Good. What's your name? >> Natalie. >> Okay, Natalie. Well, here's what's going to happen. I'm going to go ahead and detain you. >> Cuz we have we Hold on. >> No, don't put your hands on me, sir. You're male. Do what you're said. Okay. >> No, just you're going to end up on the ground. Cuz we're investigating. We're investigating something that happened. You're going to end up at the ground. >> No, you're not. >> You're going to end up on the ground. >> Yeah. And I'm I'm going to sue you. >> Wait. >> So, please get your hands off me. >> Are you going to put your hands behind your back? >> I'm just detaining you. >> Are you going to put your hands behind the back or you going to go on the ground? >> I just said I had to go to the bathroom and then you want to detain me. That way I can fight you. Literally, this is on purpose. >> You're not going to fight me. >> This is on purpose. >> You're going to go on the ground or you're going to put your hands behind your back. >> This is being done on purpose. >> You are being detained. >> And this is on video, correct? >> Correct. Or is it not on? >> See that red? Okay. Thank you. >> That means it's on. Or you can put your hands behind your back. >> And your name is >> Deputy Gillard. 6671. Mary County Sheriff. >> And your ID number is >> 6671. Very good. >> No. Your actual ID number? >> 6671. >> Put her in cuffs to detain her. >> No, he does not. I'm putting her in. >> Maybe he's not supposed to put his hands on me. >> Okay. >> Where's your supervisor? Can you get him here? I don't I'm trying >> now. Please let me go. You have your hands on. Let me go. >> You're going to put your hands behind your back or you're going to go on the ground. I don't want to put you on the ground. >> You're not going to put me on the ground, >> bro. Come on, bro. She's not She's not even She >> cuffs. I need you to step back. >> All right. >> I am tense. >> Okay. Go ahead and put your hands behind your back. Go ahead and put your hands behind. >> As the officers had warned her, the resistance only made things worse. And she truly did not care as the chaos unfolded. >> Put your hands behind your back right now. Sir. Right now. >> I'm not resisting you. You are not supposed to put your hands on me. >> Put your hands behind your back, >> sir. All right. Okay. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Okay. >> Chill. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Just chill. >> This is Listen, I got your back. I told you I did. >> You're going TO GET MAIL, BRO. PLEASE CHILL. I'm not >> Tell her. Just chill out. Listen. I got you. I'm going to bail you out if you need it. All right. Just relax. >> Be on it. >> This is literally put on purpose. >> Back up for me. Y This is on [ __ ] purpose. >> Stupid. It's [ __ ] It's not me. >> She is right. Why don't you ask the man about the other lady? She She didn't leave with none of that at all. >> Put her in hand. >> I told you several times to put your hands behind your back, >> sir. And you grabbed me and legally you're not supposed to. I'm a female and you're a male against the law. I know my rights. I know my constitution. Thank you. >> I'm noted. >> She didn't do anything. >> Step back. Step back. Step back. You can clear one to go and sit up for me. >> Ready? >> We're going to add resisting. After successfully placing the woman in handcuffs, she still refused to acknowledge her wrongdoing. Just look at her attitude at that moment. >> Being detained. >> So, you match a perfect description of someone who stole stuff at Walmart. >> Not me. >> The other one. >> What other one? >> How How are they going to see all my tattoos, sir? >> Please, please clarify that. >> It's called cameras. >> Cameras. >> Okay. So, what was the man talking about about the whole female that looks like me? >> What female >> that I personally know? >> That looks nothing like you. You're the only person. Same woman that's in the same house that uh a man named Shri got arrested at not too long ago. >> What are you talking about? >> I'm talking about today. What happened at Walmart? >> Walmart today? Nothing happened. I went to see if my friend was out in the parking lot, okay, to see if he left or not. He did not leave. He was walking up as I was walking to the door. I did not walk out with no things. He tried to put me into the room. I said no. >> He literally tried to push me into the room. That is against the law. I know my rule. >> What man was that? Was it the short Hispanic dude or the white dude? >> It was a Hispanic man. >> All right. What was he wearing? >> A blue shirt. >> Blue shirt. >> Yes. >> He said, "No, ma'am. Ma'am, go into the room. It's on security camera." >> And he literally told me who it was that stole, and he knows it wasn't me. >> It seems she only believed in her own fabricated story, even as the officers presented evidence that clearly contradicted her claims. >> No, she was following me in the store. Same with the other one. >> Were they stalking you in the store? They were stalking me to set me up for this. >> All right. But this is you. >> Yes, that is me. That is the man that tried to put me in the room. >> All right. >> And that boy was also following that. >> What boy? >> The boy in that golf cart. >> That boy right there. Is that the same guy that's right there? >> No, that is not. >> That's not the same guy. >> No, it is not. >> Okay. All right. >> Just give me one second. Okay. If you want, you can slide right here so it's more comfortable. But I know the home's not comfortable. >> What'd you do? >> I didn't get the new one yet. >> Oh, are they calling you up right now? >> No, no, no. >> What's your first name, ma'am? >> Natalie. >> Natalie. Miss Natalie, I'm giving Ryan's number. I'm I'm taking that with you. So, you're going to be able to call him when you get there, okay? And he said he's going to come bail you out. It'll be probably 100 bucks. >> Shortly after, officers discovered a foil wrapped bundle containing crystalall-like substances in her possession. And along with her prior criminal history being uncovered, she was charged with resisting an officer, introducing contraband into a detention [music] facility, retail theft, and possession of narcotics. Resisting and lying only deepened her trouble. Accepting responsibility early could have spared her from far more serious charges and consequences. Next, this so-called mother and daughter. They ended up exposing each other's lies on their own. >> You pay for this? >> My mom did. She's in there. >> All right. Come here. How old are you? >> 16. She say I'm 29 years old. Do I look like if she's supposed to be 16 years old, would I have a 16-year-old? >> On July 12th, 2025, police received a call from an Ulta Beauty store reporting that two women had committed theft at the location and fled. This was what happened next when officers promptly arrived at the scene. >> Stop. Put your hands up. >> Put your hands up. >> You got any ID on you? >> Yes. Can I get it from the car? >> No. >> You pay for this? >> My mom did. She's in there. >> All right. Come here. How old are you? >> 16. >> Come over here. 40. I got one that came. >> Yo. Sit down for me. >> Breathe. >> Tell your mom to come outside. >> All right. >> The car at? >> Huh? >> Where's the car? >> Over there. >> What kind of car is it? >> Um, >> I'm calling my mom. I'm on the phone. >> You're texting? >> No. I said 12. Come Harvey. That's my mom. Very high. >> Can I get my phone back? >> No. What kind of car are you guys driving? >> In fact, the number 12 in the text message was suspected to be a private code between the two suspects. And it became even more contradictory when the woman failed to provide any information about the vehicle. >> What kind of car? What kind? What color? Four-door, twodoor, sedan, SUV? >> I'm sorry. I said I'm not a You're not a racist? >> No. I said I'm not arrested. I would never say you're a racist. Hold on. I thought you called me a racer. I'm not a racist. >> My phone and I was on the phone with my brother. That's disrespectful. I >> think it was your boyfriend. >> No. >> Do you know what what we think is disrespectful? When I tell you what we think is disrespectful. >> We have a load of contents in here and no receipt. >> They said one was still in line to pay. So, I don't know if they walking together. This is your mom. >> Yes, this is my mom. She's paying for everything, right? I don't know how she's going to pay for everything when all the stuff is outside cuz you got to scan that to pay for it, right? >> You're right. >> Unless there's some kind of magic thing that you you know that I don't know. >> I'm going to go talk to you. >> You're 16, but I look older. >> I didn't say that. I was just trying to get your age. >> Are you from around here? Where do you live? >> Oklahoma. >> What brings you to North? >> My mom. I find that hard to believe. >> Well, me, you said I was being a little [ __ ] and I said I find that hard to believe. >> And things did not stop there. As when officers tried to question her about her information, she quickly changed the subject as if she were a professional at doing exactly that. >> What's your name? >> I'm going to have to find out anyway, right? It's easy if you just tell me. >> You have a driver's license? >> No. >> You know why I can't have a driver's license? 16. >> Yeah, you can. You have to be 18. >> Yes, I took a permit test. He says you got to be 18 and you got to do four 40 hours of community service. Oh, no. 40 hours of service and you got to call in to do your hours. >> Yeah. I mean, I guess things have changed cuz I thought you could be 16. They give you what's called a GDL, graduated driver's license. >> They never given me that. >> Okay. So, mom told you she was going to pay for this stuff and told you go wait in the car? >> No. I just being a better she's going to buy me. >> You're doing what? >> I said I just want to be a a player. >> Thank you. >> Did you Did you tell mom you you're going to go out with this stuff? >> Now you just got me in trouble. >> No, you got yourself in trouble. >> She paid for the stuff with you. You may never get it back. >> What do you mean I might never get it back? >> Who's Brianna? Is that you? Is that >> That's her. >> That's her. Yeah, >> she's your mom. >> So, they're saying that they can't find you in any of our systems? >> According to the investigation, the suspect was identified as Milforce Kerrion, who lied about being 16. The number was made up on the spot and was loosely tied to her motive. >> What did she do to make you so pissed off? You were going to grab stuff and walk out the door. >> I want iPhone 6. >> That's why. Are you serious right now? >> Yes, she got >> for that little reason. get it. Like >> you can't wait till like Christmas or your birthday. >> My birthday. >> Okay. So, you wait another year. >> Get a phone. >> Can you get the iPhone 17? I don't know. >> But the thing is, I've been waiting for how long to get a new phone? I worked I worked a summer job. >> The phone that you have right now still works. You were using >> I'm not going to give it back now cuz your boss don't want to give it back to me. >> Do you have anything in your pockets and stuff that you need to tell me about right now before she comes over there? >> No. Cuz you're going to No, you're going to be like she had this in her pocket. No. >> Well, if it's in your pocket and she finds it, pretty much same thing, right? I'm just asking. >> But you're making me nervous. I'm going to zip off my lips. >> She said I can't just tell me not to come back. >> I got a concert to go to. >> When is that? >> Come on. >> But I want to go see Chris Brown, but my mom won't buy me the tickets either. >> Man, you just want everything from your mouth. You want a new phone. You want concert tickets? What else? What else you asking for? Soon after, officers located the mother inside the store. But the situation grew even more tangled as both suspects gave conflicting statements. Thank you for me. I got her. >> Yeah, >> she's going to come here and tell us. >> Mom, you dumb. >> What? I don't know. >> Believe me, I would. You heard me. I want nothing but to get rid of you. >> What? >> But I can't verify her age. I don't know who she is. She's saying you're her mom. >> Uh 20. >> No, we don't know. I'm just asking cuz she's saying your mom. Oh, my mom went in the store. My mom. Like how are we supposed to say? >> I am 29 years old. Do I look like if she's probably 16 years old? Would I have a 16 year old? I got pregnant. I have a 10. I could show you my kids. I have a 10 and a 10 and a six-year-old car that you guys came in. Huh? Where's the car that you guys? >> I ain't coming in no car. >> Mom just called my sister to come and get me. So why' she say you guys came in the car? And >> she obviously she's I'm sorry. Let me go first. Obviously she's lying because she's looking at my mom. I'm not her mom. >> What is the relationship with you guys? It's a friend of a friend. I like Oh, no. I'm sorry. You're not the one. The one that beside me in the front. It's a friend of a friend. It's not no like, oh, you know, I'm all his friend. It's a friend. >> There was no mother daughter relationship at all. But that did not mean the two women were unrelated. And officers quickly exposed the first suspect's deception. >> Can I tell you what? Tell me what the >> No, no. I'm not going to tell you what the said. What I'm going to say is what I told her. You guys are both stupid. I'm going to be honest. You guys are both stupid cuz you guys both walk in. Okay. >> Right. just couldn't make it any more obvious. You guys then go your separate ways. You make a comment about, "Oh, yeah. Why did they give me this big bag?" And I mean, you guys >> Well, I didn't make that. I didn't make I didn't make the comment. She did. >> She's the one that [ __ ] looks. >> Well, either way, we're going to talk to you back at the station. Hey, look at me. Thank you for telling me. >> But I just want to know if I'm a juvenile figure. >> No, I'm not a juvenile figure. I just want to know if I'm going to Cook County or not because how much was it cuz I know it wasn't no >> what what was it like 1,500 or something? >> Yeah. So I know that's a felony charge. >> Yep, it is. So >> So the charge >> Oh, you're welcome for loosening. I know. >> I know. Thank you for that. But I just wanted to know. Now you can let me up now cuz she wanted to be nice. >> If your officer wasn't nice, I would have still kept the eggs. >> Talking about me. >> I think I would be nice. No. >> Officer Kim is always there. >> No, she's not. She yelled at me with >> he talking about. >> Oh, this is officer Kim. >> Oh, I know. >> I thought you were prison. >> That's officer. >> Oh, Sergeant, actually. >> I just want to know if I'm going to Cook County Jail. >> So, I have to like She said we have to call your probation officer and see what's going on. >> Tell that probation officer. Tell her. I tell her the story when I see her. I got to see her tomorrow. I've been see look >> how long you been on probation for >> I've been on probation since March. I haven't had no cases, no nothing. I just beat a case actually for a criminal trespass to a vehicle and I had clean jobs. I've been doing my [ __ ] But I went with this dumb speaking like you know what like I don't think I'm going to be like you if you wanted to go to the store go ahead take that charge. >> In the end both of them were charged with grand theft. [music] Lying only made everything worse. One reckless decision followed by endless excuses turned a simple mistake into felony charges. When greed and immaturity took control, the consequences did not stay [music] SM. Even more astonishing, the next thief turned out to be truly professional. >> Criminally [snorts] is affected by the value of an individual incident being that it's five separate incidences. >> Not to be silly, but >> yeah, I don't think I'll be comfortable. On the 29th of January 2026, officers were dispatched to Walmart after receiving a report of a theft at the store. Surprisingly, when they approached her, the woman suspected of the crime openly admitted her actions without the slightest trace of shame. >> I changed the ticket on some >> the like the barcode. Yes. Okay. >> Do you know or what like stuff exactly do you did you bring the tickets with you? >> No, she No, no. Um took it off something else. Okay. >> Okay. >> What you say take you talking about the tag there? Like the yellow sticker with the price number on. >> Oh, yeah. That's not mine. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Do you normally do shop at this M? Do you live? Is this a good address for you? >> No, I shop here. >> Okay. And you still live at >> Okay. I'll hang out. Didn't know what you have, so I figured I'd hang out. Extra hand never hurts. >> [sighs] >> all that stuff on you. I know you couldn't be cold. [laughter] >> Oh, no. I'm sweating. That's why I'm doing this. I'm trying to I'm trying to air it out. I'm I'm wet from like here down. >> I'm sure you is. I know you could be cold. >> Oh, it's better a little bit sweaty than freezing cuz you never know. That's not good because you sweating then you're out in the cold. >> Her admission should have been something worth acknowledging, but in reality it reflected her arrogant confidence because this was far from her first time. >> How many total times did you say? >> I believe it's five. >> Five other cases. What we do, whether we cite you, release you, charge you criminally, is affected by the value of an individual incident. Being that it's five separate incidences, you'll likely have five separate cases with five separate charges corresponding to the set amounts on any given day. Likely today, you will just end up leaving here. We'll get some information from you um at worst with some charges pending uh if not with just some citations. Okay? because of the value amount being that it is a habit. Have you ever been arrested for anything like this before? Ever been convicted of anything? >> This is just first time got a new bad habit and it just kind of kept happening or >> money problems. >> Money. Yeah, I can understand that. Well, I only reason I asked is that also affects what we can and can't do as well. If you had a history as far as like you've been convicted of this type of thing before, that changes the charge that we have as well. So lazy. We have several different options. Honestly, it's kind of up to them as they are the victim as to how they want things done, but there are different levels. Um, not very likely that you're going to end up walking out of here in handcuffs, that kind of thing. We do want to make sure that you get home, but we do have to make sure things are documented. We get you to the right courthouse. According to the report, each of her thefts brought the total value to approximately $174 with none of the individual incidents exceeding $100. Yet, even knowing it was wrong, she appeared completely indifferent to it. >> Yeah, I don't think I'll be comfortable. >> I know. I'm just saying you don't have to feel like you're stuck holding that or anything like that. You're >> you're okay. I think I'm ready for winter to be done. >> Yeah, >> we all are. >> Yeah, it's been it's been a rough week. It's supposed to get nicer. I swear the weather guy said it's going to be in like the 30s next week. >> Yeah, [laughter] >> I'm not. >> Yeah, >> I'm just glad we got our windows done before the cold came. so bad this year. >> We've been keeping our blinds closed. >> We had to >> everything closed up. >> Can't even see the sunshine. >> Our house limbs back. >> I've got a I've got a moose for a dog. She likes the outside better than the inside. At that moment, her charge was determined to be released pending a court date, and officers escorted her to ensure she would not return after being issued a new trespass order from the store. >> I think that's overinking it on my own, but whatever. My bad. My bad. Sorry, I made that more difficult. Where are you parked at? Okay. You have a sedan, too. >> I do probably be Does yours have >> probably that I'd say maybe in the front if you're comfortable with it? >> I'm >> Oh, yeah. You're good with that. >> In the front. I'd say in the front. That's why I'm at in the front. >> However, the conclusion shifted due to the repeated nature of her actions. And as a result, the woman soon faced a different outcome. >> It's better than walking you through Meer with them on, right? >> Hell yeah. >> It's also a lot better than having to sit on your hands, too. >> Yes. >> We're trying to be as I help you out. >> So, it'll be easier probably put your butt in first and then step in one foot at a time. Okay. >> Yep. We'll do another quick one when we get there. >> Finally, she was charged with five counts of retail theft, each classified as a misdemeanor, and was ordered to appear in court. Admitting wrongdoing does not erase the consequences. When bad habits repeat, they turn small crimes into serious legal trouble. So, what happened when this thief even used his own family member to steal? >> You're getting them involved in chocolate. >> Not really. [snorts] You have stolen merchandise on your daughter. How is that not really? >> They used her to steal merchandise. >> They're wearing it. On the 17th of March 2024, the police received a call from Target reporting the presence of a familiar woman who had committed theft the day before returned with the same behavior and worse appeared with her family member. Watch what happened when the police arrived at the scene. >> All right. You guys have ID on you? >> I don't have >> You don't have ID on my phone. Yeah. >> Okay. Let me see it. You do know why we stopped you? >> Yes. >> Okay. You do know that you were here as well yesterday and you did the same thing yesterday. I saw you guys leaving yesterday. So, same thing yesterday, same thing today. You come back to the same stores two days in a row to shop with. >> That's a shame you got your kids involved, too. >> Yep. Can you get your daughter out of a shopping cart, sir? >> Do you have any weapons on you? >> Does he have ID? >> I have his. >> Yeah. [snorts] Yeah, that's her. >> You have anything on you? No weapons, no merchandise, nothing on you cuz I'm going to search you to make sure. >> Huh? >> No, I have my iPod. >> That's not what she's asking. She's asking if you have merchandise. You have merchandise. Now's the time to give it up. >> Yes. Okay. What else do you have? >> Do you have anything on you? >> The woman admitted to concealing the merchandise, but what was even more alarming was that her family members were also involved, forcing the officers to issue a serious warning about it. >> You hide [snorts] anything on the kids? >> Yeah. >> That jacket that >> the blue jacket? >> Nope. >> Take the blue jacket off the involved in shoplifting. >> Not really. You're putting stolen merchandise on your daughter. How is that not really? You bring them to shop with them. The second day in a row, you come to the same store. You think they're not going to notice you? >> How old are your kids? >> Five and nine. >> You went to have to take your kids cuz that's what's going to happen. >> No. >> You have somebody to pick up the kids? >> No. >> Okay. Well, guess what? They're getting cold. >> What about in the purse? There's nothing in the daughter's purse. >> No. >> Mind if we check? >> Yeah, we check. >> Let me let me see what you got. You said you have nobody to pick up the kids, right? >> Can I have someone pick up my kids? >> You just said you have nobody here. >> Well, yeah. >> This is your tags on and everything else. >> What else on these kids belongs to the store? >> I'm not going to ask you again. >> Does that belong to them? No, she >> brought it in here. >> So, the purse belongs to them >> right now. I thought you just said you didn't have anybody to pick up the kids. >> Well, I do. Not here. She's probably at home. >> Clearly, there's nobody with you here. So the question is the final time you have someone to pick up the kids. >> Yes. >> Okay. Get them. >> You're going to jail. >> You got to get them on the phone and see if they can get here in the next 30 minutes. If not, >> the situation did not end there as the officers immediately had to investigate the theft from the previous day as well. >> The worst part is you got them involved. >> This is yesterday. Today is almost 7. Anything in your pockets? Put it all in there. >> 7.4. 7:24. >> Yes. >> 724. My >> gosh. >> Part of the trespass that you're going to be told by the staff here, ma'am. >> You're not going to be able to come back to Target. If you come back to Target within 1 year, >> you're going to go to jail. >> Okay. >> Mommy's going to be okay and daddy's going to be okay. Okay? And then when this is all over, they can talk to you about this. But unfortunately, and I'm very sorry, and I feel worse for you two that you got to see this. >> Auntie's going to come get you guys, okay? You guys are going to go have fun with her for the day. >> Just in time. >> Just in time, Rich. That's what I figured. >> Okay. >> We already got all their property off. 720 bucks. They got nothing on. We're still trying. We're still trying to go through everything. >> 7:31. >> 731. And then they did this last night >> and they took off from Target. So, he's going to drop PC for this. So, if you can you can add that in your thing, but we're not going to charge him. Think he's going to drop the PC off of that. >> I mean, it's already open. Shortly [snorts] after, the officers made their decision regarding the woman's actions. And of course, they tried to minimize the emotional impact on the other family members. >> I can help you with the rest of the stuff. Step over here, sir. >> Sit down. Mommy, you're going to be okay. All right. >> You're going to be okay. All right. Okay. Remember, >> turn your hands together. Palms together like a prank. >> You're going to see mine. Does the ant real quick? I just got to get the photo. I want to make sure. No curious. >> They just photo for the nores for the trespass warning. >> Right. Right here so I don't When do you think I'll be out? >> Uh, you have to postpone. >> Mhm. >> You got to do the bond. >> Yeah. I think you know one day. >> What's that? >> You think you know one day I'll set bond? >> I got to figure out where he put my car at. After some time, the suspect's relative arrived to assume guardianship, but it seemed the situation was still not okay. >> I just have to get your own recording saying that you're willing to take them. I don't know how long you're going to be have them for because there's two different charges pending. If you're unable to care for them at that point, if you're not willing to take them and care for them, >> I can't have a kid of my own. So, I can't I can't >> You have a kid of your own, so you can't take them? >> No, I can't. I I I can take care of it. >> Okay. I know it's hard, but I mean, luckily, they're on spring break this week, so it might be a little bit easier. I don't know about working if you have someone that can walk. >> Yeah, they're going to have to go to my mom's house. >> Okay. >> They're going to have to work. >> Okay. Because your sister's got two charges, penny cancer. They were in here doing it yesterday and they're doing it today and they got the kids involved in it today. So, she You're the only one that she gives information to give to. I mean, you could give them to your mom if your mom if it's better for your mom to take care of them. >> I mean, they're going to have to stay with my mom cuz I have to work. I can't call out work and stuff. You're going to stay with me, but I have to work. >> Okay. Are you going home for the rest of the day or you going to mom's? >> Um, I'm going back to work. I have to pick up stuff from my job. I literally just immediately left. >> Okay, I understand completely. Now, do you know mom's address though? >> Can I call my mom? >> Yeah. My mom probably doesn't know. >> I believe you, honey. I got you. >> They were charged with child neglect, contributing to the delinquency of a minor, and shoplifting. Using your own children or family members to commit a crime only makes the consequences worse. One reckless decision can damage innocent lives and leave a permanent mark on your family's future. Next, the woman believed that stealing was somehow allowed under her own the law. >> Dollars they stole from me this morning. They think I'm dumb, dude. Ignorant. On September 16th, 2025, police received a report of a theft after the victim allowed a female guest to stay temporarily at his private residence. Let's see exactly what the victim reported missing when officers arrived on the scene. >> All right, so what's going on? >> So, I let this girl stay here. She's only been here 2 or 3 days. She doesn't live here. >> Okay. >> I get up this morning, my wallet's missing off the table. >> Okay. >> Confront her about it. She flips the out. First thing she asked me what uh she says what she said. She says uh what wallet was it black or brown? I tell it was brown. Then she starts flipping out and then she walks out the door starts banging around screaming and yelling. Took off that way first and then started going that way. >> Okay. All right. Well, the other officer is out with her. So, >> all right. >> Did Did it get physical? >> No, never. >> Okay. >> Nobody ever touched anybody. >> Okay. That's why I called the non-emergency number. >> Okay. >> So, >> but she took your she took your brown was it a brown wallet? >> Brown wallet. >> Okay. >> There wasn't much money in it. >> Okay. >> Now, I don't think she's in her right mind. >> Okay. >> And I'm not just saying that. I'm She's >> Thus, chaos erupted between the homeowner and the guest even though he had allowed her to stay out of compassion. >> The reason how she started staying here is they called me from the hospital. Her sister told me that she had pneumonia and that they took her to the hospital. I still let her come over. It's probably my mistake. They had told me that she had pneumonia and that she was raped. That's why I let her come. They asked me if she if she could have a safe place to stay for a couple days. >> I said, "Okay." And here we are. >> Okay. All right. Do you want her you want to press charges against her for steal? >> She has my wallet on her. Absolutely. All right. All right. All right. I'm going to I assume you don't want her back here either. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> If I can't, I'd like to trespass. >> Okay. >> I didn't have no neighbors and Yeah. >> All right. We'll go We'll go talk to her and see if we can find your wallet for you. All right. You're welcome. >> She had a bag that she threw on my bed and told me to check. >> Did she take it real? >> No. So, she still got some. >> You want us to take the bag so she doesn't have any? Hey, we'll give it to her. >> And you did a big check over and make sure that wallet know where to get. >> Yes. >> Is she any relation to you at all? >> No, she's a FIX. I'm a FISK. >> Okay. I didn't notice the names were close, but she she's not >> anything. So, her and dad were like 2 years ago and she started having a rough time. I heard through, you know, heard about it through her sisters and whatnot. And then when they called, I was like, "Okay, she can stay here." cuz like I said, they told me that she had pneumonia and that she was raped and things like that. And I was like, "Yeah, she can have a safe place here for a couple days." >> After receiving the suspect's bag from the victim, officers coincidentally spotted her wandering nearby. The moment they approached, she immediately realized what was unfolding. >> Here's your belongings. Can I Can I look through it to make sure there's the wallet's not in it? >> What do you mean? So, you got this stuff out of his house, right? >> He brought it to me. Yeah. >> And he said that I stole his wallet. >> He says you stole his wallet and he says you knew what color it was when he questioned you about it. >> He can take his take my back, but he's not going to plant anything in my bag cuz his little girlfriend all the time. >> I don't care. I don't believe that you guys aren't going to open that up and be like magically appears wallet. It's not how it works. >> All right. >> That's not how it works. So if you guys want to like I don't know you guys you have like an office or something somewhere where you guys can keep that for me. No, we're not keeping it. >> Okay, give it to me so I can take it. >> You're not. >> You guys go through my stuff. >> You're not free to go though. >> For what? What are you guys detaining? >> We got to check for something first. >> For what? You guys What are you looking for? >> One more spot for the wallet. >> Quit being extra, dude. Be straight forward. Please. >> I'm being straightforward with >> Okay. Why am I still being detained while we already there's no over there, bro? >> No, dude. You guys being ignorant. I know where the I'm at, dude. I know. The dishonesty was clear when the woman tried to dodge the bag search, even boldly claiming that the police were the ones who should have feared her. >> Stop because you're scared. Stop, dude. You guys got to let ME GO. YOU'RE LIKE, DUDE, YOU GUYS got to stop doing that. Rob, >> we're checking to make sure. >> You guys only want to check on me, though. >> Last question. >> That's the problem, dude. I don't care. >> So, now he's going to go over there. This stupid ass [ __ ] You know he's getting paid for. I hope they know that. Bro, >> he he doesn't want you back at the apartment either. >> I didn't want to be there in the first place. >> All right, then. How'd you end up there? >> You want to be a gay come to me cuz that's your buddy. >> I'm not I don't even >> I don't know. >> I've never met him before. So, >> [ __ ] So, he looks badass. He's a bro. >> All right. I've never met him. So, I don't have a clue who he is. >> I don't care who he is or who he used to be or who he is today. I don't give a You don't scare me. >> All right. He just said that he was trying to be nice to you and his your sister got you a place to stay. >> Oh, yeah. How he talk to my sister. >> They stole from me this morning. They think I'm dumb, dude. Ignorant. That's why I talk about out loud because otherwise if I don't, they're going to keep doing it. They think I'm stupid, dude. I watch do it. At that point, officers searched her bag. As expected, the result came as no surprise. Yet, what stood out was that her confrontational attitude never changed. >> Find whichever one you want. >> What color is his wallet? >> Brown. >> Just like I told you guys that he was going to do pictures in it. You guys think this go right you guys? You think you're dead, bro? Game on here. I hope you get scared. Grow up. >> He's got handcuffs, dude. On my camera. >> All right, let's walk back to this car this way. She said >> I I ped her down. I didn't fully 100% search her. She's got That's weed with a hit in her pocket. Oh, brown. This is illegal as you're not a girl digging all over me. I'm charging you. I hope you know that, Mr. M. Brown. >> Not illegal. >> It is illegal. It's against the law. The American law. I know my laws. >> Nope. We can search you. >> We're not searching Brown. >> I am. All right. >> This is illegal. You can search me for what? >> Cuz you're under arrest. >> Uh, what am I under arrest for? >> No, I'm not. Someone's got to cheat. Now, >> let's go. >> You hear me? We're going to take him to the jail. >> You are done. You know that, right, Mr. Brown? All right. >> She claimed she knew her own laws and apparently those laws allowed her to take someone else's wallet and even hurl insults at peaceful police officers. >> Yep. You guys did it. Look that way for me. You're so dumb. Dumb. Oh, the whole world, dude. Watch. It's over, bro. Illegal as Yeah, it's okay, dude. Cuz Illinois lifted LAW TODAY. I GET THE FREE. SO GUESS WHAT? You're taking ME TO HOME NOW. YOU GUYS ARE SO DUDE. They're going to torture you guys. Do you realize that? Do you care? I'm warning you now. They [snorts] will torture you guys. Sorry. I don't want to hear it, dude. I ain't even drinking. I ain't do no drugs, dude. This is me being left behind. No one gives a dude. That's what this is. Ain't going to be no day today, dude. Everybody can get that. I promise you. I smile today. And I promise you I'll make your life hell. Watch me. Don't ask no questions, dude. You guys are being bogus as you got a problem. Dude, write me a ticket and let me go, bro. This is illegal. You don't give a You think this is some other country or worry ever you think it is, but I promise you you [ __ ] sucking mother don't want to listen to me. Who gives a bro? I didn't steal nothing. I didn't have nothing. And that [ __ ] put his wallet in my gave it to the cops for the cops to give to me to chase me down the street to check it the bag. And so now I'm being arrested for it. Can you believe that? In the end, she was convicted of theft under $500. Personal beliefs about knowing the law do not override actual laws, and confrontational behavior can turn a simple incident into a criminal conviction. Next, the woman looked even more pitiful as she tried to steal on Christmas. >> You're under arrest for like five counts of felony. >> Excuse me. >> For like five counts of felony retail. >> How? Merry Christmas. >> You'll find out you doing all this stuff. >> Doing what? >> That's called skip scanning. You scan one thing, put like three or more. On December 18th, 2025, at Target, a woman loaded her cart with merchandise and walked out with no intention of paying. But what she did not know was that police were already waiting to surprise her. This was what happened. >> Lindsay, stop. >> Jesus. Hi. >> Hello. >> Hi. You're under arrest. Put under. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> You're under arrest for like five counts of foundational. Excuse me. >> For like five counts of felony retail. >> How? Merry Christmas. >> You'll find out. I >> I'm really serious. >> We will fill you all the details. >> Let's go to the office. >> I mean, >> we literally watched you on camera. So, >> I I for what exactly? >> What's up, dude? >> Mhm. >> Can you guys explain to me when >> Yeah, we will. Did you have anything on you? >> No. >> Nothing on you? Okay. No pockets or anything? >> No. Okay, perfect. Go have a seat. >> As soon as she was settled into her seat in the LP office, officers immediately laid out the long list of exploits she had committed, making one thing clear. She was far from a beginner. >> Here's the deal, okay? You've been caught on camera since like September of this month doing the $500, the $300 skiping stuff all the time. It's all on video. It's all documented. We'll hold on. We will ask you the questions and do all that stuff after the fact. But at this point there is like five cases of retail theft felony level. Okay. Is your ID in here? >> Um my wallet's in here. I don't know if my wallet's in there. >> Are you going to give me any other? >> Yeah. So we're going to go out of the car where there's more cameras and more microphones. I'm going to read you your rights in the car so you know what your rights are and I'm going to ask you if you want to talk about this whole thing and I'm going to tell you the details of every single case that I have on you. >> Okay? and the the dates, the times, the totals, all that all that stuff. I'll even show you pictures in videos of you doing all this stuff. >> Doing what? >> It's called skip scanning. You scan one thing, put like three or more in a bag, and vice versa. >> So, it's all on video. So, we can >> we'll chat about if if you want to >> I need my you to call my husband and I actually don't want >> The woman stood there with her mouth hanging open in shock at what the police had uncovered. But let's see how she tried to make excuses for herself. I would have zero reason to steal. You know that, right? >> I'm assuming it. >> Everyone has situations in real life. I don't know what your life entails. >> I don't know whether there is Oh, that's one from this morning. Yeah. >> Well, there should have been a purchase one and then a return one. >> This is the purchase. >> There was a return. >> Yeah, that that was with your statistics. >> What's the confusion? >> So, so there was [clears throat] an issue this an issue an incident this morning where I believe a similar thing has happened. I just haven't got those details yet to be able to confirm or deny what I'm being told by the staff here. Let me see. No. You were here this morning. >> Yes. >> They said you stole stuff. I don't know what you stole yet, if anything. So, I want to find that out first before I even ask you about this. >> Let's go take a seat in the car. We'll figure this whole thing out for you. >> Pay attention. She fell completely silent at times. Clearly having nothing to excuse. Yet, there was no sign of guilt. Instead, she even tried to build a connection with one of the officers present. How do I know you? You ready? What's your name? Last name >> car. Do >> you have a girlfriend? >> Yeah. >> Her name is Sarah. >> Yeah. >> Used to work. >> Okay. >> I think you actually came to my house for a welfare check, actually. >> Okay. Yeah. >> Do you remember that? >> Nope. >> Okay. >> These officers. >> Can I explain you that situation? >> Sure. We'll we'll figure this whole thing out. Let's just go sit in the car first and we'll get this whole thing. >> I'm going to get y'all to the rain first because it's nasty out here right now. >> I have a question. If somebody calls and says like what >> double lock if you lean on it might get tighter on yours about to happen. >> I mean once I'm in you can't take them off. >> That's we that's all the policy stuff. Hop in the car. Take a seat. >> Do you want to go in and figure out the rest of today's stuff? >> You go. I'll chat with her. The keys and their stuff. >> Right inside the patrol car, officers immediately questioned the woman about each specific incident across different time periods. Listen to her answers and share your thoughts below. >> I'm going to start with the one on November 3rd. Okay. At about 10:30 in the morning. >> I mean, the dates and the times are not going to mean anything. I'm looking at >> that would have been a a Monday morning. Okay. There was an incident here where you were reported to be skip scanning, which means you have like a product in your hand and two products in this hand. You'll scan one and put the other two in a bag without even scanning them. That's what they classify as skip scanning here. >> And that supposedly >> that supposedly happened multiple times and it's all been caught on camera. And the total that you did not pay for that day is $355. >> Are you that's that's exactly what the store has told us word for word. >> You have no idea like what these items I mean that's a ton of money to not >> Yeah. >> So that day was the Christmas tree day when there was a Christmas tree in your cart the entire time. Never got scanned. Never got paid for. No none of that stuff. There was a Wondershop branded item. I don't know what that is. And along with kids clothing and women's clothing. >> And you're telling me all of these things were not skate. >> Correct. >> Which means they were >> correct. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So, that was that incident. >> I mean, you don't have to go through all of these if this is what they're all like. I number one have no way to know what you're, you know, the days and the times and what was purchased when. So, >> okay. >> Although the details of the incident were laid out, she still partially denied it. Moving on to the second incident, the same pattern continued, she still believed she pitifully was right. There was an incident on October 23rd when there were multiple things of PSD underwear taken, a Champion t-shirt, like the Champion brand t-shirt, and a Cat and Jack toy. >> Does that ring any bells to you? >> What do you say, sir? >> I have all of those things. Not paying for them or scanning them or whatever is being Okay. I mean, I have Yeah, there's no way for me to know what you're talking about or how. >> Okay. So, >> so the total that day was 386. >> Okay. And there was one more. I'll I'll go over it with you just so we can kind of attempt to get some kind of understanding of what we're having to do. on. [clears throat] So the 16th of this month, so two days ago, that was the biggest one, it was 582. >> Two days ago. >> Yeah. Which would have been on Tuesday of this week. It's Thursday right now. >> Okay. And that many items is what? >> Yep. Let me There was facial cream, like a Peter Thomas branded facial cream. There were some Lemi gummies vitamins. >> Are you able to see like what my credit card actually paid for? >> So I cannot see that on the like the law enforcement side of things. Um there there is a receipt. >> It seemed that because she had successfully gotten away with previous incidents, she felt confident she could deny it again. So the police decided to return to what happened today and the consequences that followed. >> We'll touch on this on today's thing in a second. Um, being the fact that we now have enough probable cause to arrest you from multiple cases of retail theft, we're also going to be seizing your car. Okay? We are required to do that by department policy, county policy. So, my partner and my other partner are going to go to your car, make sure nothing else illegal is inside of your car, inventory the whole car, and it's going to get towed. Does that make sense? >> Why is that? So being that you're away. >> So when you go into my car and see that there's no inventory that they are accusing me of stealing, you still tow my car. >> Right. So it's being seized with towed and seized because of your multiple retail theft cases. It doesn't matter if the propertyy's there or not anymore. The fact that you're the owner of the car and your car was used. >> Well, actually, I don't think I'm using this car. So >> is it Ryan? >> Pretty sure. >> Okay. Well, nevertheless, the car that you brought here is the one that's going to be getting used, well, seized. Um, if there is property in there that checks to one of these cases, it'll be then brought out, brought back into the store to be able to, you know, put them together. But at this point, that's what's going to happen with your car. Um, do you still want to keep talking about these cases? We can touch on today's >> I mean, I'm not I'm not sure for me. >> Okay. So, I I will literally tell you what I was watching on the camera, and we all watched on the camera. When you were scanning stuff today at the selfch checkckout, you would have stuff in your left hand, scan something in your right hand, and then take everything together and put it in the bag. That literally happened. I watched it happen on the camera. >> Finally, the woman was charged with multiple counts of felony retail theft. Cameras remember everything, and denial never erased evidence. It only made the consequences hit harder when the truth finally caught up. Even more entitled, this so-called future lawyer forced herself into court early, but in a very different role. >> And I can't just lift you up. You're not >> [ __ ] You're not 5 lbs either. Your big ass gone on to do the rest of my items. >> You're going to invite your bra. >> On April 17th, 2025, police were dispatched to Walmart after receiving a report about a woman in leopard print clothing acting suspiciously. Surveillance footage showed her carefully checking for observers before stuffing items into a brown bag and casually walking out as if nothing happened. What she did not know was that police were already waiting outside. Can I see my camera? >> You need to walk around the house. Police is going to get >> The woman brushed off the LP employees accusations while continuing toward the exit in an attempt to escape. This forced police to intervene, immediately turning the scene into chaos. Don't grab me. Hey, touching me. You guys don't have any. >> You don't have ma'am. >> Can you please let me go? Please. Can you let me go, please? So I can do this. >> You didn't even give me a chance. >> You didn't even give me your back. >> You You didn't give me a chance. >> You didn't ch >> You did not. YOU WON'T EVEN GET OFF OF ME. How can I do that? >> Put your hand on the back. Can you please get my sword? You know what? This is This is how you treat people. This is how you treat people. Get your elbow off of me. Get your elbow off of me. >> I'm just trying to get my shoe on. You don't have to be a You guys are allowed to do that to me as a woman. >> I got some. >> Thanks. >> One of >> Can you please get my shoe on, please? >> Thank you. Can Can you please put my shoe on? >> Put your shoe over. >> I can't stand you up before we get your shoe off. >> All right. >> That was unnecessary. >> No, it wasn't cuz we didn't have to do that to you. >> Thank you very much. >> You were fighting me. >> Still pretending she had done nothing wrong. The woman immediately played the victim in an attempt to resist the police. >> You were fighting me the whole time. >> I was not fighting you at all. You literally grabbed me and smashed me against the the >> go and put your >> And then you put your your knee on my back and I told you I have a spine injury. >> Put your feet under. >> I can't. I have a spine injury. You have to put [laughter] You have to literally stand me up. >> Yeah. With your legs. >> I'm not able to do that. I'm telling you that. >> You're too long. You >> [ __ ] You straight put your knee in my back and my spine and I told you I have a spine injury. They're big as looking at me in my spine. >> Start fire. >> Yeah, >> this is really Are you injured? >> Can someone help me, please? >> Hey, are you injured at all? >> Yeah, I would like to get checked out. >> Yeah, they're on the way. >> That's fine. Can you please help me get up? >> I can't help you get up. If you can't help me, >> I need two people to stand me up. Sir, you just put your knee in my spine. I have a spine injury. >> Okay. Are you able to actually assist me? Cuz I'm not >> How can I assist you? I don't have my hands. >> No, use your legs to stand up. >> I can't. >> Okay, then I can't just lift you up. You're not, >> [ __ ] You're not 5 lb either. Your big ass gun on the top. >> Just wait and I'll get another officer over here to help me. >> No, you're taking me and didn't evening tell me what the reason was. >> The job left. They told you. >> So, what are your injuries? It's just your back. >> I told you what they are. I don't have to say nothing else to you. >> Okay. >> Police made every effort to help her, but her ego refused to allow it. That same ego even made her deny the very guilt she was being accused of. >> What are you arresting me for? What am I being arrested for? >> Obstruction and theft third. >> Theft third. Theft third is what? For what exactly? You don't even know what I stole. >> Shoplifting. >> You don't even know what I stole. And And furthermore, isn't there a limit for when you take people to jail? It sounds like you're pretty familiar with this question. >> You know what? Because I actually want to be a lawyer one day. That's why That's why I'm familiar with something. I don't have a I don't have >> future lawyer. I don't have a record. I'm just somebody trying >> I'm just somebody trying to make it in life. Don't like your fat ass. >> Take the office. Yeah. You like the other side? >> I need help. I have a spine injury. >> So, can you please be careful? He put his knee in my spine and I told him I had a spine injury. here. Uh, we can solve that problem by don't resist. >> I'm not resisting. >> I know you're not, but >> I wasn't resisting in the first place. So, don't tell me not to resist. >> Okay, we're going to start off this way. All right, dude. >> Thank you. There you go. >> I appreciate that. That's not how they >> I'm not at all. >> Okay, that's fine. No, I'm not treated like everybody else. I'm a black woman. >> Oh, please stop. Yeah, you're black and you see you seen him. Just throw me on the ground. >> No, I didn't see anybody. Have a seat, please. Thank you. >> I'm not talking to you, sir. >> I don't care if you're not talking to me. I'm talking to you. >> I was talking to that lady. She's not talking. >> Inside the LP room, the stolen items were laid out in front of her. Yet, she showed no remorse at all, carrying herself as if she possessed real legal authority. >> There's nothing else. It's just shirts. And you don't care. You don't have to Yes, he has legal authority. Stop through my No, I did not authorize him. >> Exercise your right to remain silent. Then >> listen, I did not authorize him to go through my >> You don't have to. You're under arrest for shoplifting. >> You know what? And I didn't authorize you and you have the wrong ID. >> Oh my god. Sir, >> no. Nobody's We're going to stop talking to you. >> That's the wrong ID. >> Sir, just Why are you going to get all that stuff out of my purse? It's just a couple shirts. Don't go through my purse. You're not That's it. That's all I have. You don't have to go through my purse. Marijuana is legal. You can put that back in my purse. You have no right to go through the rest of my items. >> I'm going to adise you of your rights. >> No, I'm not. He has. >> Why are you going through the rest of my purse? >> Argue in court. That's your legal right. >> Okay, that's fine. I will do that. >> All right, man. I'm going to advise you of your rights right now. Having these rights in mind, but you wish to talk to a sign. >> Listen, I will I will cooperate, but I don't like how he's going through my purse. There's nothing else in there for you to go through my purse. I would appreciate if you not not went through the rest of my first. >> You're going to go to jail today. So be cut for obstruction and theft third. Okay. >> No, listen. I I have every you can for that reason it back. >> I need to actually look through this. >> Take me to jail. I don't have a record. >> And I apologize, but I'm homeless. Okay. >> I am homeless. I don't have any anywhere to go. >> Can you please put put my stuff? Can I please go home? That's all I want to do is go home. Take me to jail. I'm homeless. >> Like I'm homeless. That's why I took a few shirts. >> Where's home? If you're homeless. >> What do you mean where's home? >> Said you're home. But you want to be taken home? >> I want in my car. In my car. That's where I belong. In my car. >> Which car is yours outside? >> Sir. So you're taking me to jail? >> Yes. >> For what? >> For obstruction. You fought me. >> I did not fight you, sir. You >> I gave you a lawful order to stop. You literally put your knee in my back. argue with you. >> This future lawyer could have gone to court much sooner, but in a very different role. Clearly, this was a situation she created herself, yet she refused to accept it. >> The jail. >> You're an [ __ ] >> That'll probably help you in court. You should keep talking, >> sir. Listen, I'm already in trouble for whatever this is. He literally put his knee in my in my >> Don't resist. >> No, I wasn't resisting. I was not resisting. Well, I can tell by your attitude from the moment I met you that it's probably more plausible that you were resisting and arguing. >> No, I was not, sir. He literally slammed me against the the the door. >> Okay. Well, like I told you before, then just argue with in court. >> Okay. Those are all my cards. So, why do you have >> Is there something that you're worried that I'm going to find? >> No, I'm not. >> You really don't want me to keep searching? >> Because this is my belongings. >> All right. >> I don't need you to go through my documents. >> You're under arrest. So, yeah, you have to be searched. Incident to arrest. >> Can you please open answer that please so I can talk to him? >> Nope. You're under arrest. You don't get a phone call. >> Officer Cordo, if you like to do a search, incident to arrest on this gal. >> So, I'm going to explain to you real quick. He's going to stand you up and he's going to search your person per law. So, he'll have you stand up. He's going to search your pockets. Do you have anything else that you shouldn't have on you? Do you? Perfect. I like the way you responded. The woman was charged with theft and obstruction. Acting superior to the law does not place anyone above it. Denial only speeds the path to consequences you created yourself. Next came a woman who believed everything had to go her way. >> That's it. >> Sasha is I got to get for your shirts. >> I'm not Sasha. On the 11th of November 2023, the police received a report from Walmart reporting that a theft had occurred. The incident was said that an employee there had lost his phone at that time. He also had certain information about the suspected suspect. >> So, she snatched a phone out of somebody's hand. >> So, no, not out of hand. He he had it laying down and she picked it up. >> Okay. >> Um, >> so she didn't snatch out of the hand? >> No, she didn't. I didn't. >> All right. cuz that's what we were concerned cuz that's a robbery, >> right? Of course. Of course. >> So, >> no, she she picked it up, man. Okay. >> All right. So, we confirmed for sure she didn't pay for nothing, >> right? Cuz they followed her and she just walked past registers and >> Okay. >> And all I did was cuz I, you know, cuz I didn't witness it. I just act. I said, "Man, I just >> Yeah. Yeah. >> And she just refused it." She pulled out this pen talking about she was part of the police thing. I said, "Okay, well, I'm going to find out cuz I'm going to call them because all I'm asking you is just show >> Yeah. So, you said it was a female? >> Yes. About six feet, maybe. >> Six foot. >> Yeah. >> Tall. >> Oh, yeah. >> How heavy? >> Uh, probably about 280. >> 28. Okay. Big. >> Yeah. She's good. She has an accent, too. So, she >> You said it's a black female. >> White. >> White female. Okay. Do Do you know which way she went? >> She went down. What's that? Cumbers? >> Yeah. Right here. That >> and then I went to look, but she was gone >> like towards Okay. In addition, the victim also provided further information about the suspect that she might have been a member of law enforcement. >> Even opened up her wallet and was like, I am police. And showed like a like a pin that said police or like police department on it. >> Really? >> Yeah. So, >> okay. >> Edward 12, Edward 10. They're saying when they stopped her, she also showed some sort of Northport police pin and identified herself as a law enforcement officer. Hop in the back. >> Yeah. >> Elsewhere, another team of officers was dispatched to a residential area believed to be the suspect's home. And the moment they approached, she immediately denied everything, >> ma'am. >> Hey, come out here for a second. >> What's going on? >> What's uh what's going on? Were you just over at the Can you take your hands out your pocket? Were you just over at the Walmart down the road? Two phones I found in the toilet. I'm returning back to the staff. Hey guys, who lost the phones? >> You found some phones. >> They said this. Yeah. He said, "Oh, that's my They didn't say nothing." They didn't say and say, "Oh, that's my I'm return back. I'm broke mine in the property when I push off cars." Okay. Stuck in cars. >> Just keep your hands out of your pockets for me, please. >> Hands pockets. Yeah, just keep your hands out of your pockets for me. Just while we're talking, okay, >> just yesterday I'm reported to Walmart and asked, "Guys, can we have these phones, the phones, new phones?" And I have this uh already completed in my email. Can we have the new phones at Walmart? I'm reported for two sailors. I can show you if that's possible right now. >> Do you have your Do you have your uh ID license on you? Something like that. >> Uh I remember you took my ID once. >> I've never met you before. >> It's staying next to funeral stuff. >> Okay. >> You're trying to intensify and that's a long picture. >> Just you want to stay out here with me for a minute? >> Yeah. I forgot. At first, the woman appeared to be cooperative at that moment, but shortly after, her attitude shifted as she began making excuses for refusing to provide her information. Me, >> I I have never met you before. So, you don't have a ID with you? >> I I don't have I I cannot show because you they got to get for me electronics. Uh right now, I have electronics. >> Okay. So, what's your name? >> My pray. >> What's your name? >> Why you ask my name? No, because I'm investigating an alleged crime and I need to know who I'm talking to. >> Oh, you crime? It's not crime. >> Oh, okay. >> Do you know why we're here, man? >> Yeah. And you >> for neighborhood market. >> I broke my phone on the property. I'm push up my car style cars. I'm just trying to take exercise. But as everything was closed, I said, "Hey guys, can I push up cars?" He say, "Yeah." I was one night staying and yes, push up cars. I broke my phone. Next day I was in the went the restroom in the restroom we found two phones two phones and said hey guys who own this phone she said this is mine I'm returning for her two phones >> I know that they were trying to check your uh receipt when you were leaving. Do you have that receipt with you? Uh I I I order I have I got coupons a lot of coupons and then uh I break I have to have this before not today. >> So you're saying that you got the items yesterday? >> Yeah, I have. >> You paid for the items yesterday >> and then you were picking it up today because you weren't able to take it. >> Did the worker know that? >> Huh? >> Did the worker employee know that of the purchase from yesterday? >> Yesterday. This is in the Walmart phones. What we order? Uh I already order from >> Was it a mobile order or how was it? >> This is mobile order. >> Can you pull it up on your phone for me? >> Uh this >> I think she's saying that she paid for the items yesterday was picking it up today. >> The woman's story became increasingly evasive. Yet she had no evidence to support it. Moments later, she even took a phone call acting completely unconcerned. >> Can I just get your name real quick just so I can I'm Officer Cross. I just want to talk to you. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand these rights if I explain them to you? >> Uh exercise about what exercise? >> You can exercise your right to remain silent if you would like to. >> Uh I'm I'm just already when we drive deliver stuff in a Walmart uh you know it's not exercise truck drivers. Okay. That's not what I'm I'm Do you understand the rights that I just read to you? >> Rights. We know the rights. >> Okay. So, you understand that you have the right to remain silent? >> Yeah, I we have rights. >> Do you need a translator or would that be easier? >> I don't understand. I understood. He trying to say guilty or not guilty. This is we already signing twice. We pay tickets. >> Hello. >> Hello guys. We have a situation the four two one two they just [music] stay. I don't want that. >> Is anybody out here with you? >> Yeah, I don't want that. >> Who's Do we know who's >> They just burgers not answering our questions over here or just Jessica about other stuff. >> Who's inside the house? >> Her lack of cooperation became more obvious by the minute and her behavior grew increasingly erratic. >> I'm going to read you the way you marry mama. >> Ma'am, do you want maybe >> This is your wife. See if we can. >> This is your wife. Why you came to me? Remember me? >> Ask for language. What language? What language do you >> Sasha? Remember me? >> No. What language? >> You ask me about shorts. >> I've never shorts. I give it to you. >> Somebody else. >> I have never speaking spoken to you in my life. >> Maybe a few. >> That's it. Sasha language >> is I got to get for your shorts. >> I'm not Sasha. >> Sasha. Nice to meet you. >> No. Nice to meet you. What's your name? >> Um I cannot see. >> Why can't you say? I told you who I am. Officer Cross with the North Police Department. >> Establish what's going on at Walmart. >> Nice to meet you. What's >> What's your name? >> Where is Andre? >> Where is Andre? >> Who is that? >> Andre? >> Yeah. Who is that? >> Andre. >> You don't know him? >> No. >> This is I know. I cannot say who I am. >> Can you give us the bags that you have inside your house? Can you listen to me for a minute? The bags inside? >> Since she's not going to answer us. Hey guys. >> At that point, she ignored every effort made by the officers, leaving them no choice but to move forward with the arrest. Yet the woman made sure it was anything but easy. >> Don't resist. >> Do not resist. >> Listen to me. You're going to go to ground. You are going to go down. >> You need to relax right now. Put your hands behind. Get back on your back. >> Hold on. I got it. I got it. >> I got it. Stop fighting. Stop fighting. [laughter] >> Get out. >> Careful. Careful. >> Hold on. >> Okay. >> Do you have anything that can stick to your pokey? Separate your feet for me. >> We're trying to find out the ground. >> Ma'am, >> are you hurt at all? >> What hurt? >> Do you hurt? >> Yeah. Just keeping business if you can over here. No. No. No. >> Well, I'm taking this off. >> Take me this for my shirt. One more time. >> One more time. >> Are you hurt, ma'am? >> Hurt? What else? >> Does your body hurt? >> Are you injured? >> Um, you know, you hurt mine. You hurt me. My >> she was taken into custody and charged with pettit theft and resisting an officer without violence. When someone chooses deflection over honesty, the situation only escalates. Refusing to cooperate and creating chaos does not erase suspicion. And it deepens.