This was a shoplifter at Target who was stopped after trying to push a full cart of merchandise out of the store. But even after being caught red-handed, she still appeared tense and angry. >> Now you understand how much of a liar and keep keep coming at me. I'll do a day in jail. That's fine. That gets to you personal. I'm going to go after you personal. I'm not doing anything. >> Come on. Come on. >> Why would I say you was little dick all day? But in today's video, there were still other tense moments as well. >> Right now, >> put your hands behind your back since you want to go to the >> N. Stop resisting. >> You're going to hurt me. You're going to hurt. >> Stop resisting. >> I'm not. I'm not. >> Get up. >> These are the moments when cops surprise a shoplifter walking straight out with a full cart. We are This is Law. Don't forget to like and subscribe. Start with the 18-year-old girls whose job is this type of criminal activity. So you guys are do you guys call our parents or no? Cuz you're 18. >> Cuz you're 18. No. >> Most times you like my backpack. I swear to God [ __ ] here. >> On the 6th of March 2025, police approached two girls on suspicion of involvement in a theft at Target. Both appeared extremely confused and officers quickly explained the situation as it was unfolding. >> Team match description. Somebody was taking clothing and stuff from Target. Okay. So, do you guys have IDs on you? >> No. What's your first name? >> Alison. Trust me, I have no warrants or anything on this. >> Okay, Alison, that's fine. >> No, I'm being detained. >> Yes, you're being detained. This is loss prevention. Okay, so you understand Target has cameras everywhere. >> How old are you guys? 18. >> You're 18 now. >> Here, go ahead and drop your bags. >> Yep. Stand up for me. And then both of you guys just face the wall. Hands bended back. So right now you guys being arrested for a theft. Okay. >> Arrested. >> Yep. Arrested. Arrested. And let me see where your arrest. So you guys are also getting a trespass. Okay. From Target, which means you're not going to be allowed to come here within a year. If you guys come in with a year, you're going to get arrested. Okay. >> So you guys are Do you guys call our parents or No, cuz you're 18. >> Cuz you're 18. No. You guys go to jail. Um so the store wants their stuff back. >> Um like the >> my dad take my like all my stuff. So like I you just threw it and like all my money is also in the purse right there. >> Your personal stuff will go with you. I'm just saying the store wants their stuff back. >> Ladies, >> both were confirmed to be 18 years old, meaning they were legally responsible for their actions. However, neither of them showed signs of remorse, and the circumstances surrounding one of the girls were also particularly notable. >> For a really long time, >> uh what's today? Thursday. >> Yeah. >> Uh you probably have court tomorrow. You guys have school today. No. Um, I was pulled out of school, so I never >> crap for that. >> Got you graduate. >> Gotcha. I didn't drop out though. I was pulled out. It was like It wasn't my choice. >> Mhm. So, are you doing like online school right now or? >> Um, well, I'm kind of homeless right now, so I've been like working on like programs to get me into housing and then once I get into housing, then I can get like, you know, focus back on school and stuff. Have a seat. Uhoh. >> Uhoh. >> Oops. Found more stuff. I'm >> scared. >> I have enough money to pull us out. >> Girl, you're not going to be able to bail us out. >> However, what police found was believed to be drugs, further strengthening the suspicion of wrongdoing. The deeper the investigation went, the more it suggested a more organized level of offending. >> Oh, this is a [ __ ] >> All right. So, the pills though and then the powder. So, bow fetting. >> I'm scared. Ellie is like mostly like my top pack. I swear to God the [ __ ] here. >> What's in there? >> Like in my money, dude. Like they're going to think that that money is [ __ ] from other things. Like, dude, I have a transaction from my bank. >> So, what happens when you get there? Tell me everything they do. >> I really don't want them getting my [ __ ] mixed up. Zebra 416. >> Maybe we see for the best. Like I don't know, but >> like at least we're together, you know, right now like and then we're going to be put in cells and then we're going to be released like we're on the same days. No, we're not. We're >> Don't say anything. There's a camera right there. If not, >> Alison, go ahead and look this way with me. Who's got to get a picture for a trespass? Also, just you know, I'm adding a charge for these drugs. Okay. >> Shouldn't have done this. >> You like my Tell me what they do when you get there. >> They strip you down like butt naked. >> Me and you will sit in the same holding cell for a long time together. You promise? Their conversation in the vehicle indirectly suggested that the drugs belong to them and their familiarity with police procedures indicated this was not their first encounter with a situation like this. At this point, they finally showed late remorse for their actions. >> Um, can you just kind of tell me like like what's going to happen? Like like I don't know like walk me through the steps cuz I've never been there before. >> Okay. Well, so you're going to go to Nquali. You're going to get booked. Okay. >> Then you get your phone call parents someone you can call the Bailey out. I think it's a thousand. Okay. But it is one of those scared. >> I know. I know. I And hey, I get it. Like you're young. Okay. But hopefully take this as the time where you can like write this. Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. Bye. >> I've never even been to juvie now. I'm going to freaking jail. Like what? Well, I mean like I'm homeless, but I don't have a job. I don't have nothing. Like obviously something's not right. Like I can see that and I'm not going to do it again. But it's just like the way that I was grew up. So it's like I don't know. Being in the dark and by myself. I cannot do that, bro. It's going to be dark and I don't have anything. Like, what do I do? Just stare at the wall? Like, they don't give you no books. They don't give you no pen and paper. Is it like what I see in the freaking movies and stuff? >> No, it's not. That's That's like prison. This is This is a misdemeanor jail. >> You said you left your dog with your mom. Are you staying with your mom right now? >> Well, we're just paying that. So, we'll be going from there. Okay. >> How much did he bail you out for last time? >> What were you in for? >> Were you 18? >> Assault? No. Malicious mischief. >> Were you 18? >> Mhm. Just turned 18. But I went to court every like and got his $1,000 back because I had to. Like he would not let me miss the court date if >> what the girls were saying sounded like they were teaching each other how to deal with jail. If you think they were just nervous, then look at how surprisingly cheerful they were at that moment. >> Couldn't see myself. I got a big old head there. >> Look at her screen. You can see us right there. >> Is it like live? >> Yeah. >> And does it like record everything? >> It does. Why is it? Can we get the video after? >> Yeah, if you wanted. Oh, yeah. >> Dead ass. >> Yeah, you just requested. >> Hey, what's up y'all? Me and Alex got arrested. This is my first time. >> So, feel free to not answer, but did I hear that one of the accused thefts was for a blanket? The reason I asked is I got some blankets that are brand new that I am waiting to give out to people who need them. So, if you guys want a blanket, >> I would love a blanket. It gets so cold outside now. >> You want a blanket, Alison? All right. I got two blankets. Thank you. >> Olivia was arrested for theft of merchandise valued at approximately $117 from Target. Allison was arrested for theft of merchandise valued at approximately $50 and was additionally charged in relation to possession of a controlled substance. No matter the personal circumstances, theft leads directly to legal consequences. Once discovered, any further findings during a search can quickly escalate the situation far beyond what was initially expected. Next, this female nurse believed her excuses were enough to help her escape the consequences. >> I literally sc sat there and scanned every single item in the car. >> Like, I literally sat there and scanned every single item. >> Listen. Listen. >> Oh my. I'm an >> I'm just doing my job. Listen. >> On the 6th of July 2024, police were dispatched to Walmart after reports claimed a woman had attempted to leave the store with over $13,000 worth of unpaid merchandise. As officers approached, they quickly stopped her vehicle. And this was what happened next. >> Hi. >> I didn't I didn't >> Can you step Can you step Can you step out of the car? >> I'll explain what's going on. Okay. >> Okay. >> Just leave your phone right here. >> No, you're trying to open the door. I'm sorry. >> Turn around for me. Turn around for me. Don't make this hard. Turn around for me. You going to make me pay for it? >> No. >> Turn around. Turn around. That's all I'm telling you. >> Are you going to get my I'll I'll expl I'll explain every single thing. You're not arrested. Okay. You're just you're you're being detained >> because I tried to speak to them and I tried to pay >> trying to expand detained. >> My door. >> Yeah. I will shut it. Yeah. My office is right there >> cuz my phone it failed to I tried to show her. It failed to pay the thing. >> I had it on my phone. >> Just give me I'll I'll get your side. She's got to figure out what's going on. Okay. So, you're detained. I'm going to sit you on my car. Okay. So, you're being detained for a shoplifting investigation right now. Okay. I know. I know. So, before before you say anything, can I get your first and last name? Holly. >> The woman immediately appeared panicked, constantly trying to explain herself, clearly showing she already knew why police had arrived. Moments later, she began telling officers her side of the story. >> I just want to say too, because I remember scanning my scan things that pay to go. I literally sc sat there and scanned every single item in the car. Like, I literally sat there and scanned every single item. And if they were watching me over it all the items over there. >> I don't have any items. They took them all. >> So why would you scan them and then uh >> you pay to go? >> What do you mean? >> The scan and go. So you scan your items and then you just scan your barcode and you leave >> without the items? >> No, with items. Say you don't scan them at the checkout. >> So you were using a scan and go app. >> Yes. >> Is that app out of Walmart? >> Walmart. >> Walmart. Walmart. >> Walmart plus or whatever. >> Okay. Yes. >> So why would you leave them then if you already scanned them? Because they took them from me. >> Who took them from you? >> The man. The man did. >> Okay. Did he identify? >> He said that I stole all this stuff and I said, "No, I definitely scanned it." >> So when you left, >> I got scared. >> So what did you tell them? You just You just left. You said, "Okay." And you just left. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Because And I remember scanning the phone where I have every single item scanned on there. The best of my knowledge. Every single item. I was over there like far away from people because I had a lot of stuff. >> And I was making sure everything got scanned because sometimes when you put it in the cart, you put two, three things in the cart. You don't know if you got them all. >> Okay. >> So, I was going through and I scanned all of them, make sure they're all scanned. >> And then I went to the front and then I remember I needed to send them in. >> She insisted that she had scanned every single item and was completely certain about it. But when it came to the actual payment, officers immediately began questioning that part of her story. >> I thought you didn't pay for it. It must have it must have failed the transaction, which it has done that to me multiple times. It says uh pay. Hold on. I'm turning around. I had a PDI, so my memory sometimes isn't as good. But it it says um it was just up on my phone. That's when I told her. I said it it failed to send it failed to to go. Like, can I just scan it again? And she said, "No, you didn't even try to scan it." And that's not true. I definitely did. >> Okay. So, >> I was trying to think what it says. >> So, you say you're good to go. So, you were at the cell checkout and you were about to produce the barcode to be able to pay for items. >> But it said transaction failed. >> No. So, it says I can't remember the exact terminology. He probably knows what I'm talking about cuz it does this to me all the time. >> So, why keep using it? >> Back and stuff. >> Even though it gives you the same issue all the time, >> I guess. Yeah. Yeah. >> They said they were working on it. Who was working on it? >> The Walmart Plus app people, >> but not them. >> No, they not them. >> Okay. >> This isn't my, you know, I don't go here, >> but it's it's pretty much says you're old. Yeah, it does. It says you're all set whenever whenever after you scan the barcode. >> Have you been Have you been arrested before? Yes, I was 18 and I >> She claimed to be a nurse while also blaming memory issues, yet still walked away, leaving $1,300 worth of merchandise behind. It quickly raised suspicions that she was making excuses for her actions, especially when she still refused to accept the evidence shown right in front of her. >> Is there anybody that can come pick up your phone? >> Is there anybody that can come pick up your phone? Let me show you the screenshot. >> They're not telling the truth. I just heard they said I passed all points of sale and I did not. >> Look at the tape. Please. >> My screenshot shows that I paid. >> It's the same as the receipt. >> You would have got a printed receipt, man. >> No. No, it doesn't print out when I use the app. Okay. >> It's on there. >> What do you want us to do with the vehicle, man? >> I'm I'm going to call somebody to come get it. >> Right now, it's a felony also because it's over $750. Listen, listen. >> Oh my I'm practicing my job. >> Listen. I didn't even listen. >> You're at $1,300 right now. Okay. That's all I did. >> They're only out. Yes, but cuz they stopped you outside of the store. >> No, I was not OUTSIDE OF THE STORE. >> RADIO. >> They said, "Hey, I wasn't outside of the store. I was in the lawn apartment. They stopped the car like before I could even pull it and they said, "Come with me." Hey. So, >> and I said, "Oh, can I just res I said I said she said, "Do I have a receipt?" >> Hey, that's the route we're going to go. Okay. So, I'm also going to issue a trespass from that store and that's going to be poor life. Okay? Then being a family, you're going to have no bond. That's going to be first thing tomorrow morning. >> Oh my god. >> Listen. Holly, >> I'm going to pass out. I'm going to pass out. >> Listen, can I can I just talk to the lady? >> No. We're pass out. Okay. >> They want to prosecute. They want to pass out. I'm really evidence. >> Yeah. >> Okay. They're on the they're on the way. Okay. >> She still refused to admit what she had done. And as the situation stopped going her way, she became increasingly overwhelmed, forcing officers to explain everything to her once again. >> See what I mean? I I I truly believe that I thought I paid. >> I'm not I'm not arguing with you, okay? My job is not to try you on the side of the distortions. Okay? Our job is to determine we have probable cause for an arrest, which is different than you being found guilty of something. >> Okay? So, you're going to end up needing to get this phone correctly an analyzed, which we cannot do on the side of the road to validate your what you're saying. There's no way for us to do that here on the side of the road. >> Is my nursing? >> No, ma'am. Because you're not found guilty of it. You're only being charged with it. >> So, but you're not. >> No, ma'am. My wife has my wife has a nursing license, so I understand this very clearly. Okay. >> She got arrested. It's convictions that they go after, not charges. Okay. because you are presumed innocent until found guilty in a court of law, not in a court on the side of the road. Okay, here we're just charging you with it. All right. So, what that does, that gives you the opportunity to release your phone to say your lawyer. Okay. Your lawyer can have this digitally analyzed to validate what you're saying that the Walmart app failed. Okay. >> No, ma'am. You did. You showed me a screenshot. I have no way of verifying that that picture is when you say it happened. That picture could have taken I don't know when. So, that's what I'm saying. So, you had the opportunity to say no, there at failed. I have no way of proving that on the side of the road. >> Holly was charged with thirdderee grand theft, a felony offense tied to the $1,300 worth of unpaid merchandise. Making excuses, denying evidence, and refusing to cooperate only makes a situation far worse when the truth is already in front of you. Next, this woman turned Walmart into the place where she unleashed her rage. >> So, she want to go this nut. Come on. >> I said my phone. >> Sit down in the chair. >> It ain't going to be a player. >> SIT. GET UP. STAND UP. SIT DOWN. >> On the 30th of March 2026, police received a report from Walmart about a woman causing a disturbance inside the store. Even after being asked to leave multiple times, she refused to go. When officers arrived at the scene, employees there gave some statements about what had happened. >> She had a little altercation with our associate woman in the area. she got in her face. She wouldn't let her check out something she is saying back. So now she's trying to say the register. So I'm going to go ahead and call the authorities to have you don't want to leave. So right now she's trying to prove that the register. Yeah. I don't know what she's doing, but I I would like her to leave. Hello ma'am. >> So I guess they told you they want you to leave. >> Well, what she did was her name. >> What she did was she went and got DJ, which is there. Uh I don't know. He didn't say he was offering, but he did say he was offering. He said he was doing another investigation, but she came and told him that I was walking and I walked out the store its >> woman denied the accusations from the employees, but because the store wanted her removed, officers continued telling her to leave. However, it seemed that was not going to be easy. >> Look, they want they want you out of the store. Let's go. You You got to go to Shackford. >> Go to Shackford. >> They want you trespass from the store and they want you to leave. That's simple. >> Why? >> That's simple. All you do is got to leave. >> Why? >> Because they want you to. >> Why? Hannah don't have to leave. >> Isn't she an employee here? >> No. See, there she is right here. Look. That's >> Oh, >> so you got to face. >> Well, look, they want you to leave. That's it. Simple. >> I don't want to leave. I want to stop. >> Well, do you got your ID on you? >> Yeah. Can I say it real quick? >> Well, I don't want to go through your per here. Hold up. >> Where's your ID at? >> It's uh right here. >> Or which side? No. So, Miss Crystal Murphy. >> Yes, sir. And as you see, I made a purchase today. >> Yeah, I see that. refusing to leave after they told you to leave. >> Well, because I'm here as a shopper, right? I come here all the time. Basically, like this is a second home. This is where I shop, right? >> And you can't just choose like a different Walmart. >> Why should I have to? >> Because this is a private business. You understand that, right? >> No, they advertise to the public's house. The woman believed Walmart was a public place, so she claimed they had no right to force her out. Even though officers tried explaining the situation, she still deliberately refused to leave as the tension continued getting worse. >> Private property. You're refusing to leave this private property. That's trespass. >> I have business here. >> Not anymore. >> Uh they asked me that I want to continue my business. I told them, "Yeah, you were calling." >> Yes. And I'm telling you as a law enforcement officer, you have to leave or you will be arrested. You understand that? >> Under what? Criminal trespass statute reads to remain unlawfully on property. This is private property. They have the right to tell you you need to leave for a while. I just read it to you. I just said it. That's what the statute is. >> Okay. What did Crystal L. Murphy do? >> You're on property after you've been told to leave multiple times. >> Why was I told to leave? But they don't they have the right to say as soon as you walk through those doors they don't want you here. It doesn't matter what you do it doesn't matter how you do it. So there's a sign up say that that if they say just an employee can say hey we don't want any employee they don't come in the store. >> Any employee can refuse service to anybody. >> No. Where is it in here that where they were already serving me? >> It doesn't have to be put on paper. >> She wasn't serving on paper. It doesn't have it doesn't have >> cuz I know what y'all talking about. Y'all talking about that is what we >> So, are you refusing to leave the business? >> Are you refusing to leave the business? >> Refuse to leave what business. What's the name of Walmart? >> Are you refusing to leave Walmart after you've been told to leave? >> The woman's behavior only dragged the situation out longer than necessary. Officers were no longer willing to let it continue, so they finally took action. But what happened next quickly turned into complete chaos. I told you what it's for. Is it stealing? >> Okay, right now it's not stealing. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Since you want to go this >> Put your hands behind your back. Do it now. >> Put your hands behind my back. >> Put your HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> HANDS behind my back, sir. Officer Laz, this is what y'all want to do. You've been ease dropping on my phone call and this what you want to do. >> Stop. Stop. >> Just put your hands behind your back. I did. Yo, this is what y'all wanted. Yo yo yo. This is what I wanted. Look at right there. I'm not moving. Y'all see I love him. Y'all beat me out my shoes. >> Yeah, Y'ALL BEAT ME OUT MY SHOES. >> Little Rock, Arkansas race. >> Officer L. >> Yeah. Come on. >> Yeah. AND MY POCKET BOOK. in your pocket. Huh? >> This what y'all wanted to do. Look at my foot. Leg is hurt. TOUCH IT. TOUCH MY KNEECAP. Just dang me up. >> It was clear this was the result of her own choices, but she refused to realize that. Instead, she became even more arrogant, acting like she was the victim while continuing to make the situation more difficult. >> No. I need emergency. I need emergency vehicles. I need emergency vehicle. I need an emergency vehicle. Don't let me get that. Don't do that. >> I GOT TO STRETCH OUT. >> I GOT TO sit down. >> Get in the seat and sit down. Stand up. >> Stand up. >> Hold on. Let me stand up. >> Stand up. >> My knee hurts. >> Touch my knee. Put your feet in the car. TOUCH MY KNEE. >> SIT DOWN. >> TOUCH MY KNEE. TOUCH THIS. Touch my knee. >> Okay. Sit down in the Sit down in the chair. >> It ain't going to be, player. >> SIT. GET UP. GET UP. SIT DOWN. >> GET UP. BUT IT AIN'T GOING TO BE. >> PUT YOUR BUTT IN that chair. >> Yo, I want to do this. Thank you. No, you got to keep IT STRAIGHT. YOU GOT TO KEEP IT STRAIGHT. >> YOU DON'T WANT TO BANG IT ON NO MORE. GOLLY. WELL, she had a gun on her. In the end, she could face charges such as criminal trespass, resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, and assault on an officer. Refusing to cooperate and continuing to escalate a situation can quickly turn a simple warning into multiple criminal charges. Next, this pregnant woman showed no shame even after her entire scam story completely fell apart. >> This the female you went on the 16th with you know who that is. >> Anytime y'all look for me, I come. I'm turning myself in. I'm doing whatever I got to do because I don't I don't get into trouble. On the 10th of November 2025, police were dispatched to the residence of a suspect connected to a Walmart gift card fraud ring where suspects used fake barcodes to lower the prices of Mastercard gift cards before purchasing them. This was what unfolded afterward. >> Okay. So, I got a couple cases of you at Walmart. >> All right. Couple >> Yeah. So, it's that the barcode scan where you scan the barcode for the gift cards and then it it drops the price of the gift cards and then you buy it at the lower price pretty much. This happened on the 15th of September and the 16th of September. And you're with uh Ferris Barney who I've already he didn't tell me who you were but >> right >> I just learned through our tools investigative tools but I already given him tickets for it day tickets right >> okay >> so >> wait >> so on the 15th and 16th of September you're on surveillance footage I can show you the pictures >> okay >> using that barcode scanner thing right for the gift cards >> what was wrong with the barcode. >> The uh when you use the scanner on your phone that you got you on camera doing. This is you on one of the dates. Let's do on the 15th. >> Yeah. >> I was saying I said what's what was wrong with the barcode. >> Um so you scanned the barcode on your phone >> to fraudulently. >> Okay. >> I was aware that at least that's what I was aware. >> Okay. Well, Walmart reported to us through online reporting that it was a fraudulent barcode that lowered the price fraudulently. >> Okay. So, >> so how did they how did they get that through their system? >> What was that? >> I said how was they able to even get that through their why was they able to even let the >> they have systems. >> How was the purchase able to be completed? Well, it was a something in their computer to let them complete the purchase even though it was fraudulent according to them what they told us. >> Yeah, that's that's that's >> the woman acted confused while questioning how a fake barcode could even be accepted. But in reality, she deliberately played up that confusion because shortly afterward she admitted to it herself before blaming some suspicious man instead. >> That I was waiting with her or whatever. He said he couldn't go into the facility and he gave me his phone to scan the code and he actually gave >> what's his name? I didn't I didn't get his name. >> No name. Okay. >> I really don't remember. I got a pregnancy. >> People tell me Yeah. People tell me I get You're probably not >> I really don't remember his name. I didn't even remember what date that was when you just >> But like you got a barcode from a complete stranger. You don't know who he >> took. It was his phone. No, he made it seem like I don't I >> So he texted you the barcode. Correct. >> No, he didn't text me. I used I took his phone into the store. That's what I'm saying. I never text. I don't got no message. >> Are we going to go with you? Have no idea how who he is, how to get a hold of him or where he is. >> Stranger. No, I swear to God. I'm not lying to you. I really would. And I will give him up if I did know cuz I don't need I'm irritated. >> Okay, let me just go ahead since you already know the deal. I'm sure you got told by Jerome in there what the deal is, right? What the Jerome I think his name's Jerome in there at 1308. >> No, I'm wrong. Thought that was a lease holder. Anyway, >> the woman's story became even more suspicious when she could barely identify the man she kept mentioning. Even worse, what she claimed to have done for him earlier sounded even harder to believe. >> Did you see him when he got he gave you his phone for the barcode >> in the park? >> At Walmart? >> Yeah. >> And then he went So, he took his phone, gave it back to him. What did he say to you? Do you say, "I got this special barcode for no reason. I want you to >> No, I said he told me that he told me he couldn't go into the facility. >> Okay. >> I guess for whatever reason. I don't know why. So, I was just trying to be kind do him a little favor. He said to go in the store, get him gift cards for him. He said he had a good code on his phone. >> So, that's what I was trespassing. Then, did what did he offer you in return for doing? >> I didn't get nothing. >> So, you just were doing a stranger a favor. No money coming to you for that. >> No, I didn't get nothing from him. almost did it. He gave he gave me I mean to buy the to buy >> to buy the gift card he he sent money but that was it. >> Okay. Um and you just randomly saw him outside two days in a row >> when you the second day. I don't I don't I don't blame doing it too. >> I don't I don't recall. I ain't going to lie. I I know I went in one time. I don't recall doing it twice. I don't know. Cuz it was once you went in with Ferris Barney and then on the 15th and then on the 16th you went to who I have yet to identify but I'm about to. I'll I'll show you her. The one you went in on the second day. This is the female you went on the 16th with you know who that is. You went to the store with her. So she is right. >> We got both your pictures >> cuz I'm about to do the facial recognition software. I'm going to find out who she is. And just like I told Ferris, just like I had people relay to you, we we have it all on camera, right? So that's enough probable cause for us. The deal I give cuz you approached me here and didn't make me come looking for you. >> No, my uncle. I don't I don't I know I ain't did nothing. >> So there was a strong possibility that no man ever existed at all. And the entire story was made up to avoid responsibility. Police also pointed out the suspicious fact that she carried out the scheme for two consecutive days. >> Yeah. So both times did he did you just bump into this guy in the parking lot? He gave you his phone? >> No. No, I didn't. I didn't. >> Okay. Wait, cuz you're recognizing it's you first time. All I know is about the time I I remember. >> Okay. So you recognize the second time's you. You just don't remember. Is what you're saying? >> That's I don't remember making no purchase. I know I go in the store with >> either times you don't cuz you're at the cash register. >> No, I said first the first time you remember I said that seat one time in my hand. And then second time you just don't remember it. >> I didn't I don't remember making a purchase. I don't remember being there. Did you bump into the same guy with the barcode the second time? >> I didn't say I did that. No, >> I'm not telling you that. >> I didn't say that's why I'm asking you. I'm asking I don't know what happened. I didn't know nothing about no barcodes the first time. That's what I'm I don't know about >> Well, you you told me how he gave you his phone so you could scan a barcode cuz you couldn't go in there to lower the price, right? >> That was when I went in there with the girl with the girl. She's my witness. >> Okay. Well, the girl was the second time you said you don't remember. The first time is with the mail on Facebook. >> No, the second time is the time I remember. That's what I'm >> Okay. So, not the first time. Okay. >> I thought that was the first time. >> Okay. >> I don't I know I went in the store with her, but I don't recall me making no purchase. >> Okay. Well, you're on camera doing it. >> Yeah. Blatantly. >> Just like the second time. So, 58 dreads maybe named Jason. That's all you know about him. You used to see him at park car park, >> but that's it. That's all you know about him. And then he said, "I'm trespassed out of here." >> He ain't tell me like that. He just said >> he can't go in. >> He just said he couldn't go in and he it was there for me. He needed a favor. So >> And you just did it for no money just to help him out since you knew him from the club. And then you made those purchases. >> I'm not thinking nothing of it. Like I said, I wasn't thinking nothing of it and it it went through. >> But you didn't It was a crime being committed. So you know what I'm saying? So >> if I was aware of it, I wouldn't have did it. >> Yeah. >> I don't even I don't even play like that. Like I said, I'm playing right now. especially >> I wouldn't be risking what I got going on. >> It was clear that her story failed to convince the police at that point. She admitted she was wrong but showed no real remorse at all. >> Anytime anytime y'all look for me, I come. I'm turning myself in. I'm doing whatever I got to do because I don't I don't get into trouble. I'm not jail not for me. I'm not one of them criminals that y'all got to worry about going to run and escape. Hell no. I'm coming every time with a smile on my face cuz I know I don't do [ __ ] wrong. I wish I could give you more. I honestly do. I wish I could >> cuz I I ain't trying to protect nobody. I don't >> care at all. I ain't even got got the >> I ain't even in the right space to man. I'm trying to protect myself and my baby on the way. I I thought everything was legal. I left out with a receipt. I paid the money for it. No, I don't I didn't I didn't >> I didn't think I would. >> So, it's kind of like some people do like the uh price the barcode swapping where like they'll move the stickers and they'll be like >> I don't know nothing about that. I don't even shop at Walmart. That's why it's really like No. Well, I mean, they do it all over, but it's like basically they get a barcode that's like this is $1.99 and it's basically just says grocery item and then when they walk up to scan the item, they scan the barcode and it's like it was like, you know, no matter how expensive it is, it's coming up. >> So, it's it's theft. co-workers was right there helping helping like >> even though you're paying even though you're paying for like a like a certain amount of it, you're still like if it's a if they're making it like 75% off, half off that you're still it's still considered stealing because those things aren't actually those prices. She was charged with two counts of retail theft for participating in the fraudulent Walmart gift card scheme using fake barcodes. Actions have consequences, and trying to avoid responsibility with excuses or suspicious stories only makes the situation look worse. Even more shocking, the man had pretended to be an Uber driver just to create an excuse. >> I Uber some people Uber some people over here. Okay. Won't you do me a favor? Why don't you turn off the car for me? >> I'm a You're a [ __ ] loser. You're a [ __ ] loser. On the 3rd of April 2025, police stopped a vehicle after discovering its license plate had been suspended and the insurance had expired. But once officers approached the driver, the man immediately started giving unbelievable excuses while even more suspicion came from the pile of items sitting in the back seat. This was what happened next. You >> had your driver's license insurance. >> My driver's license I left at home, but I know my driver's license number by heart. Okay. Uh my insurance I have my little sticker in the back. I know it's expired. >> Your plates are also suspended. >> Yeah, they are suspended as well. >> I have a CDL and they they told me because I did not um All right. What's >> What's your name, sir? >> My name? >> Yeah. >> All right. What brings you over to Walgreens tonight? I Uber some people. >> You some people over here. Okay. Won't you do me a favor? Why don't you turn off the car for me? Well, Hy, why don't you step out of the vehicle for me? We're going to wait for my partner to get here and you're going to step out of the vehicle. Okay. We're going to talk to you out here. What do you got all that stuff in the back for? Huh? It ain't mine. Oh, >> it's not. It's in your vehicle, my friend. >> I know. I know it is. >> All right. >> Yeah. Okay. So, that's what we're dealing with right now. >> The man clearly looked nervous, further proving he was hiding something. He kept stubbornly using the Uber driver excuse despite the contradictions making the situation more tense. >> I just Uber some people. I don't even They told me to come and drop them off. >> So, you do Uber? >> Yeah. So you got the Uber on your on your phone. >> So then you don't Uber. >> I drive people around. I drop them off. Yeah, that's what I do. >> You understand my concern with that story, right? >> It's called Uber. >> No, it's not. Uber's an app. It's an actual business. >> Yeah. When I get paid for it, I get paid for it. >> But it's also tracked on >> What are you trying to say, sir? What are you trying to say? >> I'm trying to say Uber's tracked on a phone. >> So what? So I get paid. Yeah, you might get paid, but how did you get How did you get tracked down, >> sir? I'm a professional. >> Okay, cool. >> I'm a professional, sir. >> All right. My partner's here. Why don't we step outside the vehicle, >> sir? >> You don't have anything on you you're not supposed to have, right? >> No, sir. I own a CDL, sir. >> Cool. >> Professional. >> Step outside. >> I'm a professional, sir. >> Come over here by my partner. >> I'm a professional. How you doing? >> Oh, man. Not good. Not good. >> Come over here. Not ready, man. >> Hey, man. Drop them off over here. And I dropped him off. I was a kid. >> At this point, to explain the suspicious pile of merchandise, he connected it to his earlier Uber story. He claimed the items belong to his passengers, but it still sounded completely unbelievable. >> No, I didn't. I didn't get you. Nobody from here. Nothing. >> But I mean, who brought the stuff to your car? >> The two people that were in the car. >> Who? >> So, when you picked them up, they had it with them already? >> Yes, sir. >> They left it in your car. >> And you're going to leave them here? >> Yes. >> But it's their stuff's in your car. Number eight. >> Like I said, sir, I turned around. That was probably when he said he left. Who stuff is that? What stuff? The stuff is in the back. And I looked back there. >> Been carrying it when you picked them up. >> And look if they're in there, bro. Look at Look in there. They're probably in there. Get a good picture of me, man. Well, I mean, >> I had two court days on one day. >> For what? >> Oh, traffic. >> Traffic court. >> Yeah. Just tickets or whatever. >> For this for the same [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Oh, for getting hit. I've been getting hit. >> Okay. >> I've been getting hit a lot. >> Who are you guys? >> Oh, so Oh, so you've been down here a lot. You come down here now. Just get tickets. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Just get tickets. >> What do you do down here if you live in Mar Park? Just drive people around. >> Yeah, just drop them off. >> Okay. >> At this point, officers inspected the merchandise inside the vehicle. Everything appeared brand new, and it was highly likely the items had been stolen directly from Walgreens. We haven't made any progress. Do you understand what's going on right now? >> What's going on, man? >> Well, you have product that you can't account for in the backseat of your car. Okay. You're a known thief. >> All right. >> Oh, god. Okay. Okay. >> So, that's where we that's where we're at right now. Okay. Your last time at this Walgreens, well, what happened in February? >> I ain't stupid, sir. >> Okay, I'm asking you a question. >> I got I'm not asking you [ __ ] >> Okay. >> I ain't got to ask you [ __ ] >> All right, that's fine. >> Do you understand what what's going on? >> No, I don't understand. Man, you're harassing me. >> You think so? >> Yeah, man. >> You're harassing me, man. No. No. >> He refused to admit anything. To avoid the investigation, he even started acting angry, trying to make it seem like the police had stopped the wrong person. >> Do your job, bro. How about that? >> We are. We absolutely [ __ ] are. >> Catching real criminals out there. >> No. Well, unfortunately, I came across a scumbag. >> Okay. Okay. >> So, I'm going to deal with you. A low life. >> A big time [ __ ] >> No. No. No. >> Give me some respect. >> No. No. I would I give you anything. >> I'm telling you. >> No. I'm telling you. >> Telling you, man. >> Absolutely [ __ ] not. >> Absolutely not. Think about it, bro. Think about it, man. Think about it, man. >> Think about it, dude. >> Yeah. >> Huh? >> I've been doing this for a while. It's okay. >> How old are you, man? >> 40. Oh, god. God damn it. You [ __ ] telling me sticker. >> I'm a You're a [ __ ] loser. You're a [ __ ] loser. >> Yeah, you know it, too. You didn't even know you arrested me till I told you. That's going to hear. >> Yeah. >> Nobody's put handcuffs out at all. >> At this point, with the evidence already found inside the vehicle, officers made their decision. Why don't you turn around? >> We don't handcuff people behind. >> Come on. Why you turn me around for >> We don't handcuff people in front. >> Hold it. >> You'll be okay. >> No, you're not. He's already twisting my tire like I'm out for a while. >> Nobody's twisting you at all. >> He put that [ __ ] tight as hell, man. Come on, man. >> Tie your finger in there. >> Tie my finger in there. >> Hey, man. Come on, man. Finger. >> Come on, guy. Come on, man. Why you doing that? So, you're going to get arrested for trespass and then we're going to find out who this product that camera that camera is not that tight, man. >> Ain't no trespassing. >> It is. I didn't go into a store. >> You don't have to be a sill. All this curlage. >> Yeah, they told me about the property. >> He told me about that. You did told me that about that. >> The curtilage. I haven't used that word yet today. >> No, not heard that parking lot. >> The parking lot. >> Yeah, you did say that. You did say >> you were in the parking lot. >> No, I love that. Sure. >> The man could face charges for theft of merchandise from a store, driving with a suspended license plate, and operating without valid insurance. When dealing with law enforcement, dishonesty is usually quickly exposed, and the consequences become worse than if the truth had been admitted from the beginning. Honesty and cooperation are always the safer choice in situations like this. Even worse, the woman was willing to cause a disturbance just to get a discount on merchandise. >> Oh, I don't get they give their employees discounts and my boyfriend works for the company and he has stoping. >> I'm not I'm not get up. >> I'm not You want to do it behind the back right there? On the 12th of June 2024, police received a call from Ross about a woman causing a disturbance inside the store. She had allegedly demanded discounts on merchandise despite not qualifying for them and even refused to leave after staff repeatedly asked her to listen to the employees statement to better understand what really happened. >> Here she was trying to buy merchandise. Unfortunately, I cannot get her a discount when she said her brother. I have to follow Ros's policy. She does not want to leave the store and I'm going to have to trespass ma'am. You hear me? I'm >> good. >> You have to leave the store, right? >> Wait, you got to leave the store. All right. If you refuse to leave, you'll be subject to arrest. >> Okay. You have an ID on you. >> Can I get your ID? >> I'm going to say no. Like everybody else is telling me no. >> Say what? Are you refusing to leave? >> Like I said, if you do not leave, you'll be placed under arrest. >> Okay. They're asking you to leave. >> They're not going to give you the discount. Okay. >> Are you refusing to leave? >> I'm going to give you one more time. >> I mean, it's ridiculous. >> How is it ridiculous? >> I just want a discount. You just want a what? >> I don't get They give their employees discounts and my boyfriend works for the company and he has only >> Well, they're not going to give any discounts, >> but they won't. Okay, that's fine. That's fine if they would get the discount, but they won't hold the clothes for me. >> They don't have to hold the clothes for you. >> Okay. >> The woman did not seem to realize how serious the situation was. Almost as if she was not thinking clearly. Moments after smiling, she suddenly acted like the victim. >> You're going to be placed under arrest. >> So, are you gonna hurt me? You're just going to get >> Please don't hurt me. Like, I'm not doing anything wrong. >> Next comes to me. Next. >> So, will you hurt me if I don't? >> Will you hurt me? >> I don't want to be for this. >> You guys want to prosecute, right? Thank you. >> Cuz this is we're going to be here. This is nonsense. >> Huh? >> Do you guys want to prosecute if she doesn't leave or >> I'm sorry. >> Do you want to prosecute if she doesn't leave? >> Prosecute to press charges? >> Yes. >> Can I contact the store manager about this? >> If you if you say you guys don't want to press charges, we are going to leave without telling her without removing her from the property. If you guys want to press charges, we'll place her under arrest. We're trespassing. >> Okay. Let me verify what you're saying and then I'll have you Thank you guys. >> What's your name? All right, they're calling their store manager. If you do not leave, by the time they get off the phone with him, you're going to be under arrest. >> Doesn't have to be this way. I just want >> You need to leave. >> We're telling you to leave. >> I just want a discount. >> You don't just get discounts because you want a discount. So, you can leave or you can be placed under arrest if they want to prosecute. It's as simple as that, ma'am. She refused to leave the store just to get a discount on her items, forcing officers to explain that what she was doing could end up costing her far more than the discount itself. >> Means they want you to leave the store and you won't leave the store. >> What will happen? >> You go to jail. >> So someone bails you out. >> So you bail out $1,000 bond. >> So I'm going to go to jail because I'm threatened to get >> and you won't go to jail. Like I say, you're free to leave right now, but we get told I want to just buy these clothes >> that they want to press charges. >> You're going to be in handcuffs and you're going to be in the back of a car. >> I just want to get a discount or I want to fold these clothes so my boyfriend can get >> You're not getting a discount. >> Okay. I still I don't have money. My My boyfriend has >> You're not We just told you you're not getting discount. You don't have money. You don't have a reason to be inside the store. >> That's fine. But >> then leave. I I don't have the >> Okay, so that means you can't buy the clothes, so you need to leave. >> My boyfriend. >> Then you can call your boyfriend and tell him to purchase the clothes when he comes to work if he still has a job after this nonsense. >> It is nonsense, you guys. >> No, the way you're acting is nonsense. You're a grown woman. You need to walk out and leave so you don't go to jail. Have you ever been to jail before? >> Okay, I'm not going to go to jail. I can't go to jail. Can you please follow us through? like what what can I do? >> What else can I do? >> We've talked it through. I told you what is going to happen. >> There's got to be another solution. Please. I'm >> sorry. Please tell me there's another solution. Let me know. >> There is no other solution. You can leave right now because you're not under arrest. >> If you noticed, her phone had been propped up because she was recording everything, showing that she was fully aware of what she was doing and knew how to use her civil rights to her advantage. >> Frozen. >> I have. So if I do not leave, I just want to make sure I understand. >> Is it you tell me my Miranda rights? >> You're not detained. >> Is it What's the Miranda? >> There's no reason to read Miranda. >> What is it? >> Trespass after warning. >> Okay. So what? All right. So we don't have to read the Miranda rights. Okay. What? So okay, let's I don't want to go to jail. What else can I >> If you don't want to go to jail, you can just leave the store. It's that easy. What can I do besides do that? >> All right, perfect. You guys, thank you. >> We're trespassing. >> I just want to buy these clothes. I just >> Okay, then you can buy the clothes, but they're not giving you a discount. >> I I don't My my boyfriend has my money. >> So, I can't buy the clothes. >> Okay. So, you can't buy the clothes. So, then you'll have to leave the clothes here until you get money to buy. >> They won't. Everything she was doing only tested the officer's patience, but the situation was not going to drag on any longer because they finally took action. >> You want to push? >> Let's go. Stop resisting. >> You're going to hurt. >> Stop resisting. >> I'm not. I'm not. >> Get up. >> You want to You want to do it behind the back right there? All right. >> I'll leave. Please. >> No. Feel like I'll leave. >> Nope. We already gave you plenty of ample warnings. >> Yeah. She also has a tiny >> Yeah. Know my hair. Thank you so much. >> We just can't charge her with that because she blocks downstairs. Oh, we'll get we'll get it for you. >> We told you that you'd be placed under arrest and you just wanted to sit there and record on your phone >> cuz you thought we were bluffing. >> Can you Can I have my phone? >> Nope. >> You're detained now? >> Nope. >> I hate my phone. >> I need to record what you're doing to me right now. >> We're wanting a discount. Can you please >> Can you please just give me So, you're taking my phone from me. You're taking my gun for me. Like, >> so you're you're taking all my belongings? >> They're going to go with you. Your belongings are going to go with you. >> Then what? Then what would my dinner? I I need my stuff. I need my stuff. It's my phone. Like, I need my things. You You can't take my things from me. We're not taking Please. Your My stuff is over there and I want it. And >> coming with us. I >> can you stand up so we don't Please don't do this. I told you what was going to happen now. >> I'm right behind you. >> Decently get my shoe, please. >> I got it. Let's go. >> Your shoe. Come on. >> She was charged with trespassing after warning and resisting an officer without violence. Trying to manipulate the situation instead of cooperating only turned a simple request into criminal charges and a trip to jail. 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, this woman pulled even more tricks. My son was just in an accident. Of course, I'm having a bad day. >> I'm a little white girl, so you guys don't care that you're ruining my kid. >> My kid now. >> On the 24th of March, 2026, police received a report from Target about a woman suspected of previous shoplifting returning to the store. This time, employees watched her much more closely. She casually pushed an empty shopping cart into the store and wandered through the electronic section as if nothing was wrong. Even with employees nearby, she acted completely relaxed, chatting and laughing with them naturally. Soon after, she filled her cart with merchandise and took advantage of a moment when staff walked away, pushing the cart toward the exit like nothing had happened. A loss prevention officer quickly stopped her before she could leave. Despite the obvious theft alarm and confrontation, she refused to admit anything and instead began yelling, accusing employees of racism. Even after police arrived on scene, she immediately tried to portray herself as the victim. >> Move over there. Don't be coming up to me like that. >> Please. >> Don't come up to me like that. Go over there. >> Oh, you have the >> So, what? >> Um, she has multiple items in her car. >> But does she actually steal someone? >> She Yeah, she was walking out and I redirected her to come back to the office. She came to search. >> I had permission to be back there. Camera. >> So, she's paying or what? >> Oh, now she dragged back. >> She's not paying. I don't even if she had the option. I don't want her in the store. She's scared to see. >> Okay. All right. >> By mail. >> All right. So, come on. What are you doing? >> What? >> Are you paying for this stuff or what? >> Well, yeah. She says, but I'm trying to see if I'm here. But they don't want you. This was open. >> They don't want you in here. They're also doing their own. >> Let's go. Come on. Let's go. Let's go outside. >> That's what I was trying to do, but then he gave me like, "Oh, now you're not going to buy anything." I was like, "No." I was like, I was I'm in a rush. You know what I mean? Did she pass the points of sale and everything? >> With the items >> I got right there, but it was my go and I immediately >> Let's go. >> Okay. So, you start me. Can you just at least change? >> No, I'm not doing nothing. >> You didn't bring up my personal property. >> The woman thought the police did not know what happened. So, she tried paying for the items to act innocent. But moments later, the situation completely changed when officers took a different action. >> My Apple Watch. >> Put that back in there. >> Oh, I don't get an apology. >> Put that back in there. >> No, of course I don't. Cuz I'm >> Put that back in there. Right. Put that back in there. >> Right. No apology. You were wrong. >> Let's go. Come on. >> I'm not doing anything. >> Come on. Come on. Come on. My expensive stuff. >> Come on. Come on. >> Sir, can you get my my [ __ ] >> Why? I understand you [ __ ] all day. I didn't drink. >> Turn around. You're under arrest. >> I didn't steal anything. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. >> For what? >> Turn around. I'm not playing with you. Turn around. >> I understand you had a bad day, but for what? >> Turn around. >> My stomach's just in an accident. Of course, I'm having a bad day. I'm not trying to resist you, but you can't. What are you Is this what you wanted >> over a a m >> Turn around? >> Stop being so rough. I didn't [ __ ] do anything cuz I showed you. I asked for an apology. >> This is what you wanted because I asked FOR A YOU'RE HURTING ME. >> GET MY STUFF right there. This is my stuff. Get my stuff. >> I want you grab it. because I apologize. >> At the same time, loss prevention told officers about her earlier theft that day. earlier with another gentleman that was under the influence of drugs. I've been watching her since she walked in with the other gentleman selling electronics. Um she selected electronics. Yeah, I remember the items and attempted to walk out without paying for the merchandise. Um not only that, before that, I presented myself to let her know like, hey, I've been watching you for a while. Um you um you escalated situation. She was in the back room where Tina was only um and she was back there um saying she was looking for milk or something. Anyways, um when she went to go walk out, I went to stop her. Um she didn't comply and she went back to subcheck out and started creating an entire scene saying she didn't mean to walk out with the merchandise. Um and then that's when I reached out to you guys cuz it was obviously starting to escalate and she was started getting very very >> back with the woman. She escalated her victim act even further by suddenly crying to gain sympathy. >> So you want like the long story or short story? I have it all over again. >> Don't matter to me. >> Okay. Tonight I was looking for um can't hold my mouth. >> Gave me an apple watch. Are you ready? >> Huh? >> What? >> My wife. >> Please give me a chance to pause before me. I just can't accept the incident and I'm waiting for it. Please don't kill for me. I want to admit, you know, I'm sorry in public, you know, that makes you people think they can like, >> you know, sir, please talk to me. >> I am. Sit down. >> You're not talking. >> Sit down real quick. >> Hey, uh, Fender. Fender. >> Can you stand by with her? >> My legs up. In reality, not a single tear ever came out. She even continued begging anyone who showed up around her. >> Um, bring disorderly. >> Listen, this is Stop talking for a second. Just stop. >> Just stop. >> Okay. Just Just let us talk. >> I haven't even asked you any questions. >> I haven't asked you any questions. >> Just stop. Stop. Um, do you want to bring her into LP office and we can just >> No, she's she's being >> belligerent and pulling and and running and all that. So, >> I'm afraid Are you a parent? >> Are you a parent? >> This is your watch, correct? >> Cuz my son I just watch my son was in an accident. >> Is this your watch? >> Yeah. >> I'm going to put it in your purse. Okay. >> You hear me? >> Your son was in an accident? >> Yeah. >> I'm sorry to hear that. >> No, it's so good. >> I'm going to go confirm what we got. Look, I >> Yeah, he said he >> I haven't asked her anything. >> Please get my bags. Please. >> All right. If you want to do that, then >> how do you open this thing? >> I know it's hard as well. >> Where's my Are you getting the rest of my stuff in the army bag? >> Please don't tell me. >> Just open the purse, please, so I can push. >> I remained clean for 4 months, but that's just with the hope that I finally got into the god-based one. >> You able to open the purse? >> I go this way. Not like this. You got to squeeze these two. >> After finishing all the procedures, officers and store employees announced their decision regarding her actions. >> So today is March 24th, 2026. You are officially trespassed from Target. You cannot come back to the Target, which includes all the parking lot until March 24th. If you do come back and you were physical and put your hands on me and put your hands on me, >> you put your hands on me. Amanda, listen. >> Do you understand what he just said to you? >> What? I don't care. I'm suing him. >> That's fine. >> He groped me. >> You're trespassed. You can't come back. >> Just like your partner, Reyes. >> If you come back within a year, you go to jail. Does that make sense? Okay. >> It's okay. I'm a little white girl, so you guys don't care that you're ruining my kid. My kid now is in the >> Anything else I can help you with? >> I mean, she was she was fighting me, so she's probably going to do it over again over there. She doesn't like me very much. >> Yeah, I'll do it with you. >> Yeah, >> just show us both. >> I told u to go too since she's a female and >> Okay, >> whatever. >> Just show us both. >> All right. >> She was charged with petty theft, disorderly conduct, and resisting an officer. lesson. Constant lies and victim playing only made the situation worse instead of helping her avoid the consequences. >> Yeah, she's got baby clothes and things and stuff. >> Yeah, dude. I went to Casey's now. What is going on today? >> For what? >> My daughter. >> Okay. How old's your daughter? >> On June 9th, 2025, police received a report from a Walmart store about a woman committing theft. Officers quickly arrived at the loss prevention office. This was what police discovered through surveillance footage. >> A bag. She also she put pregnancy test in her bag and then went in the bathroom and used it. >> Oh. >> Came out. >> Went to the bathroom and used it. >> Yeah. >> Where's she at now? Still the bathroom. >> We assume that's what she did with that. But no, she's towards the front now. >> What she look like? >> A white girl with a brown jacket and like she is. Yeah. What? Uh, liquor. >> She put in a bag. Watch. >> Yeah, that's all she Yeah. She's got baby clothes and stuff in her bag. >> Yeah, dude. I went to Casey's now and then we found her like >> right where the call originated from. >> Yep. >> All right. You guys going to just >> ma'am? >> It was clear the woman ignored the loss prevention staff's attempts to stop her, continuing to walk away, forcing police to intervene and stop her in a more tense manner. >> Stop right now. >> What? >> What? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Stop resisting. >> I'm not resisting. >> Then relax and put your hand behind your back. >> I'm not resisting. CAN I PUT THIS? >> STOP MOVING your arm. >> Stop. You're going to get charged with resisting. >> I'm not resisting. I'm promising. I'm just >> put >> That is literally the definition of resisting. >> I'm just trying No, I'm sorry. I'm just trying to put it in my pocket. Can I put my my wallet or my card in my pocket? >> No, we need to cuff you. So, just chill out. Stop moving. Stop pulling away. >> I'm not pulling away. >> You were. >> I'm not. I get my phone. >> No, don't reach for anything. >> What are we doing here? >> You got a key. Yeah. >> All right. >> All right. So, before anything else goes further, I have to read you this. Go ahead and sit down. It's going to be a minute. Take a seat. >> I'm okay. >> Okay. Before we ask any question, >> her demeanor subtly suggested she acknowledged the situation. Yet, the underlying reason behind her actions appeared even more irresponsible. >> Yeah. >> What is going on today? For what? my daughter. >> Okay. How old is your daughter? >> 10 months. >> What were you getting for her? >> My formula and >> Okay. So, what's in this bag? >> In my bag. >> Okay. So, then where is the formula and everything else? Why is it in your other bag? >> Because I'm an idiot. >> Did you steal it? >> I mean, >> I mean, typically when people shop, they put items in bags such as this. So, did you steal it or did you not? >> I was trying to. I didn't see it obviously. >> Well, you did. The instant you walk past the final point of sale, which in this case would be that selfch checkckout register, that's retail theft. So, you don't have to leave the building. So, did you steal? I mean, we've already cut to the chase. It's in a bag that's obviously not a normal bag items are placed in. They're not meant to be comfortable. >> It's cutting off my circulation. >> And when we saying stop, stop, most people say, "Oh, what's going on? You just tried to ignore us." So, did you steal or not? I mean, we've already gone this far. I need you to verbally tell me yes or no. >> Well, you already know. >> You what? >> So, you already know. So, >> well, I I'd appreciate it if you've been honest with me up to this point. Why don't we just cut to the chase? Yep. To what? >> You got items in here that aren't paid for. Correct. >> I do. Yeah. >> Yep. To what? >> What >> you said? >> So, you stole? Okay. Because the woman had concealed merchandise in her jacket pockets and pants in multiple places on her body, police proceeded to review the surveillance footage to determine exactly which items had been taken. >> First one is her concealing this pregnancy test. >> See a little white box >> and then it disappears when she's in her bag. >> Gotcha. And then uh she'll conceal the other items. So, what all is in the bag that's not paid for, ma'am? >> What all's in the bag that's not paid for? >> I don't know. >> Nothing went in my small pocket, but I have a cart in there. >> Well, I'm not talking about the small pocket. I'm talking about the book bag. So, you don't know what's in there. >> Well, I just said I have a cart in there and I have food in there. >> Okay. Did you pay for the food? >> Yeah, I brought in my house. >> Okay. Are there going to be pregnancy tests or brought this from your house? >> Okay. So then how did the clothes the iPhone case >> and the other items get in there? They disappeared. >> Hey babe, what's up? >> Okay, I'll call you after. >> Is your ID in this bag? Cuz I need that. >> No, don't have room. >> Hey, what's your name? And if you lie to me about your name, I'm going to charge you with obstructing. Where's that at? >> Okay. Can you knock it and >> get me that screen? >> Let me know. I can just show you. >> So, we we got two options here. >> You have to be able to confirm your identity. I'm a step. Don't worry. >> During the search, officers found a substance suspected to be cannabis in her possession. But since she was not of legal age to use it, they needed to question her further about its origin. >> Okay. Was this in your bag? >> Yes. I got that like 3 days ago. >> Okay. Where was your bag at when you drove here? >> In my car. >> Like where at in your car though? >> In the back seat. >> Okay. So, I will address this later. >> I wasn't driving if that's what you're asking. >> How'd you get here then? Um, my friends. >> Your friends just dropped you off and there's in the parking lot or >> they're in the parking lot. >> Okay. Why didn't they come in and shop with you? >> They didn't want to. >> Okay. So, if I go out and talk to them, are they going to tell me that you told them something along the lines of, "Hey, drop me off. I'm going to take so and so items and then come back." >> I didn't I didn't plan on stealing anything. >> Well, that's a pretty fair amount of items to accidentally scan. >> Yeah, I know. Thus, the situation was quickly resolved thanks to the suspect's cooperation, and her offense was determined at that point. >> So, I'm going to explain this to you. I'm going to have you sign it once you're out of cops. Okay? So, you're getting issued an NTA for the offense of retail theft. >> So, you're going to have a mandatory court date on July 15th at 9:00 a.m. >> Okay. Nope. Taswell County and Peac is a warrant. I'm cutting you a massive break because you're 20. I could also do the resisting. I could also do an ordinance violation >> for the possession of the cannabis. >> I didn't even know that's a thing. >> You have to be 21. It's like alcohol. >> So, I mean, you have to be 20 to use it. >> I know. It's just it helps my mental. >> I got you. Do you have a Are you prescribed it? Do you have a medical card? >> But no, but >> instead of giving you all these other ordinance violations and resisting charge, I'm just going to take that because you're not allowed to have it. You're still going to have this court date, but in the future, just don't. If somebody says stop and it's the police, you better stop. We don't just do that to random people. We always have a reason. All right, ma'am. So, I got to take that picture of you I was telling you about. >> All right. I'm doing your left hand first. >> Okay. >> Once this comes off, you're putting your left hand on top of your head. Okay. >> Can I put my card in my pocket? >> The woman was charged with retail theft and issued a notice to appear in court. Additionally, the suspected cannabis in her possession was confiscated due to underage possession, though no further charges were pursued. Her actions showed that ignoring warnings and making impulsive decisions could quickly escalate a minor mistake into legal consequences that followed her long after the moment passed. Next, the man dragged himself into a path of crime. >> Like that, >> then slide in. Hey, if I was out these cuffs, I would have beat your ass. >> On the 27th of April, 2025, officers were dispatched to the fitting room area of a Nike store after reports claimed a retail theft suspect was hiding inside. This was what unfolded afterward. Police department, you got to finish up. >> Oh, no. Not you, sir. You're good. How we doing? >> Good. >> Good. Hey, sir. You're not free to go yet. Come here. >> Ma'am, step on now. >> About to vlog out the front. >> What I do? >> Huh? >> What I do? >> Uh, you guys are stealing, right? >> Not me. Y'all >> Okay. We're going out there. What? >> Retail stuff. >> I did it. Oh, >> you're with You're with her, right? >> Yeah. >> I remember, right? Okay. >> So, how' you >> But you're with them, right? >> No. I never Bro, ask where the man at who pulled the car behind. Ask him. >> I'm going to talk to Artasia. >> That's what I said. Ask him. >> No, no, no, no. Don't ask Art. Ask the police who who who watch him get out the car and all that, I never was I never went to no store, none of that. >> Perfect. Well, this confirmed that. If it's all good, then we'll let you go, right? >> Come on. Let's go walk over there. >> Well, I'm put you in cuffs first. So, >> for what? >> I said you're detained, right? >> Oh my god. If you were this suspect, your hesitant answers and constant claims that there was no proof only made you look even more suspicious. At that point, officers began collecting the suspect's information for further investigation. >> I I ain't going to lie, though. >> I wasn't like I would have had something. >> All right, sir. Well, how you >> E R R E N C E >> Shoemaker. S U maker. >> M A C Hold on. Hold on. M A C K E R. >> Yeah. >> Do you have a middle name? >> No. What's >> your date of birth? >> 042905. >> 04 2905. >> Yeah, we're awesome. If you just want to come to the front. Uh, have you ever had an ID card? >> No, I got ID. >> Have you ever had an ID card? >> Yeah. In Milwaukee. >> Milwaukee. Okay. So, Teran Shoemaker 429 of05. No middle. >> I can't believe y'all just grab Yeah. Y'all just grab me up like that like I DS. I didn't do anything. >> Yeah. Well, you're with somebody who just committed retail theft. >> I didn't know that. I was in the car. He just told you in the car. >> And we don't know that either. We're just trying to figure out who's who, what's going on. So, as long as you come back on file and they ain't got nothing on you, well, then you can go on about your day. >> How old are you? >> How old I look? >> Okay. 19. >> All right. So, you can drive. >> Yes, I can. >> Okay. Well, we're just trying to figure out what we're going to do with that. and you post. >> The man clearly showed that he was not taking the investigation seriously at all. In reality, he knew he had been with people involved in the crime. Yet, he still acted completely dismissive toward everything the officers said. >> Two, >> you're with two people that just committed crimes. >> I understand that. >> So, you're with them, right? Have you ever heard part two? Party two a crime >> basically. I understand that. But what I'm saying is only if only if y'all see me go physically walk in the store, grab stuff, >> right? And that's why I said you're being detained, right? >> Right. If I But if I if y'all seen me do that with y'all or or the people see me do that, then yeah, it'd be understandable. But >> well, we saw her stealing and then you're with her, right? A reasonable person would say you might be involved. Especially if you're hiding in a re in a fitting room for 20 minutes. Let's just get him out of Milwaukee, right? >> All right. So if you lie, that's a charge, >> right? Hello. >> The man's name did not appear in any system at all, which led officers to suspect that he had provided a false identity. As a result, they began asking for alternative details to verify who he really was. >> You got what's got Facebook? Anything else with your name on it? >> Bro, I don't First of all, look, let me tell you something. I didn't do nothing. >> Right. You're with people who are stealing though, right? And you can talk to my mom when my mom get here. You can tell her about this. I don't need to talk to your mom. I didn't. You You can check me. I didn't steal nothing. I didn't touch nothing. You can go ask story. Whichever story you think I stole out of you can go ask him. Did I touch anything? I didn't touch it. >> You talking about do I got a Facebook and all? I'm not giving you my Facebook. You're the police game. Why don't I give you my Facebook? >> Uh, it's not Terrence on Facebook. >> You said it's not Terrence. What >> do you have? What's What is your Facebook name? Something not your name? >> Why would it be? Why would I put my my real name on the social media platform? >> No idea. You know how you know how us young black people >> What's your name? >> Terra Shoemaker, bro. Darius Lewis, >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR YOUR BACK RIGHT NOW. >> Try and do some stupid [ __ ] >> A 531 in custody. Combative. You good? >> Yeah. >> Hey, get fire over here. >> But why you guys? >> Yeah. Get fire over here. >> Just so they can check him out. Make sure he's okay. >> Oh, that's what it happens when you play stupid games. >> Bro, HOW YOU TALKING ABOUT? >> STAND UP. >> Stand up. Stop touching me like stupid boy. What the goofy ass? If you look closely, the man deliberately created distance between himself and the officers, seemingly to set up an opportunity to escape. However, his plan quickly unraveled as the situation escalated into chaos. Even so, he appeared completely unconcerned, continuing to resist and obstruct the investigation. >> Y'all pick my big mom up. Slide in. >> Slide in. >> Grab you like that. >> Then slide in. Hey, if I was out these cuts, I would have beat your ass. >> Oh, bro, stop touching me in the car. >> Yo, bro, I need CMS. >> Yeah, you're going to move your legs. >> Move your Move your feet into the car. >> You move them. >> I move them. >> Yeah. >> Resisting. Move your feet. >> I'm resisting. I'm not resisting. I'm not even touching you, so resist. >> Move your feet. >> Y'all just damn near broke my back. >> You got my glasses. You good? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Did you just try taking off or what? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. He was lying about took off. So, he's got >> Nice. >> Yeah. We got three in custody. Um, one guy lied about his name. Hit came back on that fast ID, tried to bolt, turned around as he was running, got me in the nose. I'm good. And, uh, he got slammed to the ground, but he's in custody. We're going to get him checked out by EMS. >> Yeah. >> All right. Do you want the fire guys to check you out? Hey, buddy. What's going on? >> What was that? Just damn near broke my back. You? >> No, that was a >> That was you. >> Okay. >> Your wife just stuck your in my back, gang. And my back already broke. I got shot. >> The man was found guilty of obstruction of justice and resisting arrest after repeatedly providing false information. The man avoided accountability by lying about his identity and resisting officers during the investigation. But his actions ultimately led to charges of obstruction of justice and resisting arrest as his repeated non-ooperation escalated the situation into a physical arrest. Here's when an entitled shoplifter refuses to accept she's been caught. >> No, just tell her >> you're under arrest. >> I'm not under arrest. >> On February 25th, 2025, officers conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle of an individual suspected of shoplifting. This footage is of the events that followed. >> Hello, man. Officer School of Chris Lake Police Department. >> Okay. So, do you wish to speak to me right now? I I'm going to read you, Miranda. Okay. Uh due to what happened inside of the Walmart? >> Yeah, >> I just want to hear your side of the story. What happened at Walmart while you were there? >> Because I'm hearing like two different stories. >> Talk to them. If they're accusing me of something, talk to them. >> We did. We just spoke to them. >> Okay. and they stated that you were stealing. We see you physically on camera, like physically on live surveillance cameras. >> The driver was identified as Michelle despite officers explaining she'd been accused of taking items and returning them at Walmart's customer service desk for a gift card. A scam clearly caught on camera. Michelle stayed silent and refused to cooperate. >> I just spoke to them. >> Okay. >> We don't want to make it worse for you. That's why I want to hear your side of the story. If you could just >> You don't have anything to say. >> Okay. I >> Were you stopped by laws prevention? >> I don't have anything to say. >> Were you stopped by law? >> I don't have anything to say. >> She doesn't want to speak. She doesn't want to speak >> at all. All right. What's your name? >> You're my >> Okay. But I'm asking you. >> You're my >> Okay. Very easy. I'm going to take over from her. >> Okay. >> Officers gave her multiple chances to make things easier, but the woman's stubborn and foolish behavior only made her guilt undeniable. Do you know her name? >> I do not know her name. >> What's her name? >> What's her name? >> Michelle. We're going to >> No, just tell her. >> You're under arrest. >> I'm not under arrest. >> Well, here's the deal. All right. You are under arrest for retail. >> We did check the cameras, ma'am. >> We checked the cameras. That That's where we just came from when we left. >> What's happening? All right. >> You're under arrest for retail. >> Are you willing to work with us? Cuz it's going to be easier for you. Yes. >> She kept insisting she bought everything at a gas station and had nothing to do with Walmart. But when asked to name the place, Michelle froze and the Walmart tags in her car told the real story. After a brief standoff, she was forced out. Get out of the roadway. Step over by the grass. Are you ready for They're not ready, right? You don't understand what you're being charged for me? >> No. >> Right now, you're currently under arrest. So, your best option, do not resist. We're going to go speak to you at the Crystal Lake Police Station. From there, we're going to finger you, fingerprint you, process you, and then we'll take care of all the paperwork from there. But, you're going to be released today. But if you fight, if you do anything else, it might be a trip to county. So, do you understand what I'm saying to you? Yeah, you're telling me, >> you'd be staying overnight at jail is basically what I'm trying to say. And we don't and that's what we're trying to avoid. And I know you don't want to go to jail, too. >> Okay. So, I want you to turn around, put your hands behind your back. Yeah. Walk over here with me. I'll guide you. Don't want you to get hurt. easier to go but first it's not going to be easier. Can you get your foot up there? >> Can you give me a minute? >> Yeah. >> Michelle was officially charged with retail theft and resisting arrest after refusing to cooperate. What began as a simple store scam turned into a criminal record. A reminder that denial and defiance only make the fall from innocent to guilty that much faster. 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.