Get out OF THE CAR. GET OUT of the [screaming] car. Get out of the car. >> Get out of THE CAR RIGHT NOW. I'M GOING to save you. >> I'm scared. >> That's literally how bored you [ __ ] people are. You all are evil. >> No. Please, please, [music] >> please. >> Ma'am, please. >> Ma'am, please. >> Ma'am, can you step over there? >> Yes. >> Never ever do this. >> Ma'am, step over there. I'm like your sister, like your mother. >> Foolish thieves always carried out their actions without fearing the consequences. Thinking escaping justice was as easy as committing the crimes. But the moment they realized the police were present, it was already too late. These were the moments captured in cops surprise the worst Walmart shoplifterss thinking [music] they're safe on body cam. Welcome to This is Law, a channel that takes you inside real encounters with law enforcement. Like and subscribe to support us for more videos to come. Beginning with this case when the shop lighter tried to test her intelligence against the police. >> No, it's empty. >> My look. >> That is not empty. >> Oh, >> come on. >> No, I'm not cool with feeling me at all. Not on my county is too. >> On June 9th, 2025, police received a call from Target about a group of women acting suspiciously while shopping. This is what happened next. Unfolded the moment officers arrived on scene. >> Sorry about that. >> Anything in the box? >> No, just empty. >> My look. >> They still in? >> Yeah, they're still inside. He wants to know if uh you'll move your car so that when they come outside. I think we're just going to go in. I mean, at this point, >> they're actively trying to conceal. >> I'm not good with that. >> If they're actively trying to conceal, that's 82 all day long. >> They're actively trying to conceal. our boss and like our Target guidelines, we unfortunately can't really have y'all just go in there and >> grab them up. They have to bypass for us. >> So, they're actively trying to conceal something that is a crime. >> Yeah. But for Target, they want them to cuz we >> So, you want us to wait for them to come outside? >> Yeah. So, I can tell you like I'm I'm not We'll work with you guys, but I'm not hiding my car and having to chase somebody. >> Like, that's not what I'm going to do. Like, >> under target policy, they were not allowed to immediately stop the suspects. Everything only began once the women passed the final point of sale. And that was exactly the moment the first suspect was approached. >> Try baiting the suspect. >> Okay. Well, we didn't talk about this. >> So, where's the other one? >> Where's the other one? >> I think yellow right there. The woman in yellow at the distant selfch checkckout was the second suspect. She appeared to have seen her accomplice being detained, so she paid for a few items, but officers continued to stand back and wait. >> She she was she was going to run. >> I like that you shaved your head again. >> Shaving my head, >> bro. Thank you. You got to fade this boy. You got to you got to fade it. >> Let me do it for you. I'll come to your house and I'll >> Yellow one's involved. They got one girl who's already with loss prevention now. They stopped her, but yellow one's involved. One of the problem Fox that walked [music] out put some stuff up there. She only paid for one thing. She knew she got caught. >> This one was part of them, too. >> The one in the yellow was part of them. >> Oh, no. I'm sorry. You can keep it cuz I already I already >> What about the thing underneath it behind it as well? >> Oh, I have a plant back here. Yeah. Sorry about that. Thank you. >> Anything in the box? >> No, it's empty. >> Might have to look. >> That is not empty. >> Oh, >> come on. >> Tried to walk out with that. >> Ah, yeah. Not me. >> She treated being caught red-handed like a joke, as if it were a game of hide-and-seek with the police. In reality, her foolish tactic left officers genuinely stunned. God dang. >> Look at that. >> It's full. I know. >> Is it full? >> Oh, yeah. It's full. Look at that, >> bro. What the >> moving? >> Come on. >> Wait, wait, wait, wait. I pay for these though. Can I >> Oh, yeah. That's going to sit there. That's going to sit there. >> Can I get my phone? >> No, you can wait. >> Why not? >> All righty. Go ahead and sit right there. She trying to walk out with a whole bin of clothes. >> I paid for both of them. So you taste all the third. >> Oh, she she got a bunch of stuff. Like she returned she dropped a bunch of stuff off. She's like, I can't afford this. She's like, I can't afford this. She walked out with one black box. So your friend's going to be waiting on y'all for a while. >> Oh, you're you're going to jail. So >> I'm going to jail. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Where you from? >> I'm not from here. >> All right. So where you from? >> Georgia. >> Okay. What's your name? >> How many kids you got? Just one. >> Just one. >> Yeah. >> They going to miss their mama tonight when you in jail? >> No, I'm going get out tomorrow. >> I don't think so. If it's felting them out. >> The woman in yellow appeared confident about her actions and whatever consequences awaited her, even as her offense was as heavy as the items she had stolen. >> Oh my gosh. >> Y'all got this. We're going to go and >> Yeah. Oh my god, >> bro. >> I appreciate you guys. >> But you realize if it's over $750, it's a felony. >> Really? See a judge until tomorrow morning. >> All right. >> What's your name? >> Okay. So, you stay in Georgia, but you got a Florida driver's license. >> Oh, yeah. >> No, I got a Georgia driver's license, >> bro. It's right here. >> That's invalid. I don't use that. >> Okay. Where's your Georgia one? Right here. Why do you have two? Why do you have two? >> I don't know. I just have two. I always have had two. >> You want to add her? >> When I move from Vegas all the way. Yeah, I'll run Jacksonville, too. >> I don't have nothing. I've never been in trouble with the law. This is my first time getting in trouble. >> Damn, you got to tell me, too, man. Come on, man. >> So, what's the story with yours? You You got food and then you had some random like the bedding and the towels and stuff like what? >> So, you'll probably go to jail for um Did you tally up that dollar amount yet? >> No. Yeah, they're calculating it outside. >> If it's below 750, you'll go on a misdemeanor and >> you'll be able to punch misdemeanor. >> You'll be all right. Where's your other sister? >> It's probably where she at. >> There was no trace of remorse on either of their faces. Their attitude was so casual that it even made staff question whether this was truly their first time. >> So you said this is your first time. You never gone to another Target spoke from there before? >> No. >> No. >> I'm not really a thief, you know. I just didn't want to pay my rent. I want to make that clear. I don't just steal for a living, you know. Hey, put my $40 in my purse so that way when I get out I can uh >> Is that with or without tax? >> They going to take my [ __ ] $40. Put it towards the bond. >> Okay. And that's for the tote. >> I paid for the tote. I actually paid for that. >> So you paid for the tote that held the stolen merchandise? >> No, I won't call it that. >> Plus, I mean, if I'm get in trouble, like at least I don't play around, man. If I'm get in trouble, don't make all say I'm not going to be one of them people that's The mud shot looking ugly. >> You ever been to You ever been to jail? >> Yeah. Juvie, not jail. >> Was it for theft? >> No, it wasn't actually. It was for out of my boyfriend. >> Lord have mercy. >> Yeah. >> I would have made it him. >> At this point, officers continued with standard procedures. But the woman in yellow stood out. Her attitude made it increasingly clear that to her the crime meant nothing at all. >> You want to trespass? >> Yes. Uh, one year. >> Y'all can't come back for a year. >> Um, so go ahead and stand up for me. >> Sure. No, no, you have to say to George. You got to go somewhere else and steal. >> No, I don't like to steal wherever I go. >> Why do YOU STEAL? >> BECAUSE I'M MOVING. Did I just tell you I ALREADY GAVE THEM THE whole >> hands together like you're praying? What? >> That's cool though. That's fine. >> That's fine. She She cool with a felony. >> No, I'm not cool with the felony at all. Not on my record. >> That's all county is too. >> But you know, like I got to be fine with it, you know, cuz I didn't I paid the price. That's what it is. >> She's cool with the felony. Like she >> No, I'm not. I'm not cool with I don't want to phone. >> Jeez. Okay. >> Uh yeah. Yeah. It's on the back of your phone, right? >> Your ID or your EBT. I'll get it for you. >> That's Oh, no. My my ID. >> I'm going to give you a purse. You're going to carry your purse out. You understand? >> Okay. >> I didn't say turn back around. >> Okay. But I mean >> All right. Now you >> My car my car is still out. >> All right. Now we're going to go this way. >> Wait, wait, wait. They're my phones. You can put them in here. Not get them. >> Okay. >> You can put my phone in her bag. >> Yes. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. to have him hold the purse and walk out at the same time. >> My father you my father about me in jail. >> No. >> Huh? >> That's a return. >> We know we ain't going to get the property in. >> Tell them to put it on a Target gift card. >> You want us to return? >> Is this like >> they already me? What I'm going to do? I'm incuffed. Like >> do it on a gift card. >> Like a thief. I'm not a thief. I swear to God, y'all. My rent was due. >> Look at the Germany man. He's laughing. Even during the escort, the two women treated it like a park, proudly wearing their handcuffs and speaking loudly the entire way. >> He don't want to talk to me. >> He was looking at me like he did. >> Yeah, cuz you a whole ass clown. Go to the right. Go to the right. Go to the right. Go to the right. >> The car is right there at the beetle. >> All right. Stand right there. >> Oh, right here. >> Yep. >> So, they return that stuff and they're giving you a gift card. >> For real? >> Yeah. They got to give you a gift. >> Yeah. >> But don't be coming back. >> Oh, wait. They going to give me the gift card for the stuff I bought. >> Oh, okay. Okay. Okay. Go all the way across. >> Yeah. Slide all the way through. >> All right. I swear I tried to drop some pounds, but it ain't my fault. Don't drive like a >> I need to get their phone number for the 42. We need I need the other one's name. >> I'm hold on. >> How do you pronounce your first name? >> I got it. >> What's your name? >> Your motherheaded. I'm like, who is that? I don't know her. It's like 780 something. But but they wanted to take the taxes off. I said I don't think it matters. Like Yeah. Give me the tax. >> It's not like if you going in there, you getting taxfree. Like >> Yeah. >> Let state attorneys figure that problem out. >> Yeah. >> You know, let me go see. Let me go ask her if they're done. They should be done. >> Both women were charged with theft. The suspect in pink took merchandise valued under $750, while the suspect in yellow took $788.43. This case showed that treating theft lightly only led to heavier consequences, proving that confidence and arrogance never erased responsibility. They exposed it. Next, let's move on to the lady of endless. Please. >> Please, sir. >> Ma'am, can you step over there? >> Sir, never ever do this. >> Ma'am, step over there. >> I'm like your sister, like your mother. >> Take deep breaths and breathe in and out. >> I'm dying. On May 11th, 2023, police responded to a shoplifting report at a VAMA store in Georgia. The suspect was said to be a woman who had concealed merchandise after entering the fitting room. When officers arrived, the loss prevention staff presented all the evidence they had collected. >> About 20 minutes of her shopping. >> So, she's been in here for 20 minutes doing it. >> Uh, that's how long we >> Yeah, we have video of her about 20 minutes video. Okay. As long as I can see her right for now. >> Mhm. >> Matt, if you want to play fast forward. >> Yeah, I'm just trying to see if I can locate her in the video. Picks up a gray shirt somewhere around this area. I kind of lost her, but then I pick her back up just as she's concealing. As soon as it comes back, you're going to see she got it right there. She puts it in the bag. That was the gray shirt. >> Okay. And then after this, she goes over to >> She has pants first. >> She goes over Yeah, she had some pants, which we didn't have very good concealment on that one, but with the other this one, we did. She goes over to the dressing dresses area. She grabs two pairs of pants off of this rack. >> It's not like she didn't move any sensors or anything, right? >> We don't have sensors. >> Oh, okay. >> So, she grabs two pairs of pants off of this rack. There's one. There's two. And then she goes into the dressing room. >> She didn't take those pants though. >> She didn't take those pants. No. >> Okay. So, when she went into the dressing room, we did a fitting room check to make sure that she didn't leave anything behind. Um, which she's going to head in there shortly in a minute here. >> All right. So, she goes into the dressing room. We're kind of still watching her. We watched her all the way till she came out and exited. >> We went and checked the fitting rooms. Found out the fitting rooms were, you know, just the way we left them. There. There was a hanger that was in in the uh an empty hanger that was in the dressing room. >> At that moment, another officer entered the interrogation room where the suspect was sitting. However, her story seemed completely different as she refused to admit to shoplifting. >> I'm buying this old stuff. >> H >> I'm buying all this stuff. >> You buying all this stuff? >> Yeah. >> Kind of ma'am. Do you have ID? >> I don't have >> You don't have any identification? >> No. >> No. Listen, >> don't do this. But you were saying here don't do this. Uh I'm again, you know, buying all stuff. So please, >> we prosecute 100%. >> H >> Ron Mar, we prosecute 100%. Our policy is to prosecute everybody that shoplift in this store. >> We can't buy all these things. >> Yeah, we can't. >> Please. So sorry for that. Yes, sir. >> Are you from Georgia? >> I don't. No. >> Where are you from? >> India. >> Do you have a a license out of Georgia or anything? >> I don't live here. >> You don't live here? >> Yeah. >> You're visiting? >> Yeah. >> Where are you staying? >> Uh, Danuri. My >> h >> relatives. >> So, you have no identification? >> I told him my passport number. >> What's your passport number? >> Favor for me. You didn't give me a favor. You were saying I want to buy everything. >> Yeah, but um I don't allow you to pay for it once you shoplift it. >> Can't you go? >> Let me go now. >> No, >> sir. What you do? >> Uh I'll explain everything to you in a second. Just give me >> Thank you, sir. >> Kindly, sir, please. The woman believed the situation was completely simple and had not anticipated the arrival of the police. Shortly after, the items she had attempted to steal were confirmed. >> A shirt right here. This looks like a dress or some kind of a dress top. >> I want to check pants and these three fragrances here. I got Gucci >> cancel 3126 on there. Look at that. I S E Y M I Y K E. >> And this one is Paco. R A B A N E. >> Okay. And then you're saying you're visiting from India? >> Yeah. >> How long have you been here? >> Two weeks. two weeks >> I was in Phoenix and now I don't want to tell my relatives because this is very shameful >> you were where >> with my relative I don't want to tell them that's why you know >> all right ma'am can you stand up for me >> huh >> can you stand up for me >> yeah I think >> all right put your hand on your back >> yes >> no please please >> ma'am please >> ma'am >> from this moment on the word please would repeat nonstop OP, not because she struggled with English, but because she had absolutely nothing to defend herself with. All she was doing now was resisting the officers. >> Ma'am, behind your back, >> please. >> Ma'am, do not resist me, cuz that is another charge. You're on the call. >> Ma'am, listen to me. Listen to me. >> Listen to me. >> We're going to do this as smoothly as possible, okay? Cuz I don't want you to add an additional charge for no reason. >> Oh, no. Okay, >> just do understand if you actively resist me, I can. >> No, I can't. How can I >> I can charge you. So, are you going to are you not going to resist what I'm doing? >> Okay. I know. >> Ma'am, turn around. >> Because you did it this. >> Huh? >> I don't have anything to do with it, man. That's in my hand. Please sir, bless you in your hand. That's in your hand. Please, please >> ma'am. >> Sir, please, please, please. I will never ever do. Please, sir. If you have a sister or mother, please please why you did this thing? >> Please, >> ma'am. Nobody did anything to you. You're the one that came in this location decided to do what you did. >> The woman requested to pay. something she could have done from the start to avoid this situation. But of course, nothing went as she expected. Not even her continued please of please, >> please. >> Please, please, I asked you. Please, I don't want to let my son. Please, please, please, please. >> 32. >> Sir, please have a mercy on me. I won't never ever do this. Have a mercy on me. Have a mercy on me. Have a mercy on me. Please have a mercy on me. Please have a mercy on me. Please have a mercy on me. I would never never ever do this. Please have a mercy. Please, sir. I don't have any control over me. >> Sir, please. Please. >> Ma'am, can you step over there, please? >> Please, sir. >> Ma'am, can you step over there? >> Sir, never ever do this. >> Ma'am, step over there. >> I'm like your sister, like your mother. >> Step over there, please. >> I know. It's my first chance. I never ever do this. You can take everything. Please. I I would never ever do this. I would I'm saying this. >> Trying to get you guys kicking over. >> Please. Please. How can I do this? Please. Please, sir. Sir, >> ma'am, she done told you to stay over there before you get another charge. >> In reality, the woman felt embarrassed at the thought of calling her family. Yet, she showed no restraint in repeatedly pleading with the police. She kept repeating her words even while being escorted. >> I will never ever do this. Sir, please please please sir. In front of all in front of all. Please please please please. Please sir penalty is so >> one promise you can give me don't tell my one promise you give me don't give my my um one promise sir sir Sir, >> ma'am. All right, sir. >> Sir, one promise. One promise. You won't uh uh tell anybody. Okay. >> Oh, not telling anybody. >> Huh? >> Not telling anybody. >> Okay. Please, please, please. >> No, you're not going in the front. >> Please. >> How can I do with this? Where can I run? >> Wait, wait. This is we we don't wear uh we must don't no d do please >> ma'am stop just stop >> this cough no you're very nice person >> thank you I appreciate it oh I'm sorry ma'am >> one thing you just promised me >> yes >> you don't let anybody anything you can take from me okay >> Mhm. It seemed as if everything had gone according to the woman's requests and would stop. But no, her familiar pleas started repeating once again. >> Sir. >> Sir. >> Yes. >> Please. Sir. Sir. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Please. Sir. Sir. Sir. Sir. Please. Sir. Sir. Sir, please, please, sir, please, please, sir. Sir, >> do you have any weapons in this bag or anything? >> No. No. My god. >> Do you have anything you're not supposed to have? >> I don't have >> I'm just asking cuz I >> No, no, no, no. Not at all. I'm not that kind of nothing. I'm just I'm a traveler for my makeup and I'll come back. >> Don't pick me up. >> I'm not picking up your phone. >> [music] >> cold. >> Um, >> sir, >> she's been begging this whole time. >> Um, >> you can take a penalty from >> take up what? >> Penalty like money from me. We'll take money. You going to jail? >> Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Please. >> Not today. Come on. Please. Please. Just send me take a penalty. >> Which code you want to give me? Please. Please. >> She wants she can go down with her. Wow. Money. >> Yeah, she can go down with her. >> Although it was clear that her actions had no real impact, her clinging to them and repeating them multiple times made it something that needed to be addressed. Turn around, please. Please, sir. >> Ma'am, turn around, sir. >> Ma'am, we had this conversation. All this please and begging. It's not going to do anything at this point. At this point, you're detained. We told you to. You know exactly why. So, it's not like it's for no reason. I don't know. You do. You do know. >> I don't know. >> You do know. >> I don't know the I >> You made a mistake. You made a mistake and now you know never to do it again. Correct. >> Never. >> All right. So, please please my fitis today. Please. Sorry ma'am. >> Please please >> just just penalty. You can take a penalty. Penalty. Just penalty. >> That's not how we do it here. >> Don't take me. Please don't take me. Please. You You promised me that you did not promise you anybody else. >> You told me. Please. Oh my god. You are hurting me. >> Hurting me. >> Turn around. >> Please. Ma'am, turn around. >> Ma'am tighter than what they are. >> At this point, the police faced a complication. Since the woman was about to leave the country, putting her in jail would involve considerations regarding her permitted stay. And that's when she came up with a new trick. >> Ma'am, where have you been staying? You said you consultation. I have a problem. >> Will you when you planning to go back to India? Yeah, today I was I had a flight but that delayed in tomorrow. >> Please, I have a palpitation. Oh, my heart. That's a problem. I swear. Take deep breaths and breathe in and out. >> I'm dying. >> You're not dying. >> She was charged with shoplifting and resisting arrest. The lesson here is that no amount of pleading or excuses can override the law. Attempting to manipulate authorities only worsens the situation. Worse still, this shoplifter used her maternal bond in an attempt to avoid arrest. >> I'm not giving you a single chance. >> Do not stop resisting. Stop. You are under arrest right now. >> Why'd you steal all those trading cards? And uh >> am I? On August 11th, 2025, police received a report about a vehicle linked to multiple thefts in the area with wanted suspect Tamara also appearing on scene. As soon as officers arrived, they shifted into a cautious approach, setting up a surprise that the suspect never saw coming. >> Well, let's wait for her to get out. Yeah. >> No, just go just go and just let's just go and get her. Pull up here. It's associated with the 30 from yesterday. And the female has a bunch of 50s. What's going on? >> Hey, Tamara. >> Hey. >> You might step out vehicle. >> Oh, finally got caught, huh? Stealing. You got a bunch of warrants. Turn around. Drop whatever's in your hand. >> That's fine. >> You have one second. >> Don't. No. Do not pull away. Don't. You're not giving her a hug right now. >> I'm not giving you a single chance. >> Do not Stop resisting. Stop. You are under arrest right now. Okay. >> Stop resisting. >> Okay. >> Stop resisting. >> She's going to be a coach. Handcuffed, but she's pulling away. >> If you work with us, we'll work with you. Okay. The woman used her maternal bond as a shield to create obstacles. [music] Even when her fierce resistance failed, she still refused to cooperate. Despite the officer reading her rights, >> all right, listen. So, real quick, you do have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can't be used against the law. You have the right to an attorney. If you can't afford one, one will be provided for you by the state. Okay. Can >> I put a different attorney for one? >> No. >> With how you're acting, I'm absolutely not taking any of these right now. >> My daughter, I didn't get to my hands. >> If you speak with us without a lawyer present, you can exercise your right at any time. Okay? You can answer. >> This one's really tight. I'm sorry. I just wanted to give my daughter a hug. >> Do you understand? >> Well, you're under arrest, so that's not happening. >> Okay. >> Do you understand your rights? >> Yeah. >> Keeping your rights in mind, do you wish to talk to us? >> We're at State and Max Town. >> Keeping your rights in mind, do you wish to talk to us? >> I'm sorry. >> Huh? >> I apologize. >> Are you going to answer my question? >> Keeping your rights in mind, do you wish to talk to us? >> Oh, okay. >> Okay. >> Who's in there right now? Is it Anderson? >> Who knew? >> Okay. >> Anderson. >> Yeah. >> Anderson. A girl or a boy? boy. >> Um, can you spread your feet a little bit? >> Is it a white male? >> Yeah. >> Anderson. >> Is he Does he own this part here? >> Yeah. >> Who's the RO of the 12? >> Um, it's not his name Anderson, but >> yeah, the name of is um the last name is um >> Okay, listen. Thank you for starting to work with us now. I would not. >> Okay. Unfortunately, the jail is not going to allow it. But >> can I just smoke it right here? >> No. You know Lee Ramis? >> No, I'd like to. >> That's Is that who's inside right now? What's he doing? >> He's not. >> I'm going to take your sunglasses off so they don't get lost. Okay. >> Even the names of those involved were mentioned by police, making it clear how familiar this suspect was from previous offenses. So, the woman could no longer deny her actions. >> Were you a meer yesterday? >> I think that's Lee right there. >> You were a Meer yesterday? >> That's Lee right there. >> Huh? >> You were a meer yesterday? >> Yeah. Why'd you steal all those trading cards and uh >> I gosh, I'm sorry. >> Huh? >> Why'd you steal all the trading cards and stuff from yesterday with the cooler? You don't know? You got warrants for like days. >> How many you have? >> A lot. Four through Delaware County alone. And then the the one that I was going to issue on you tonight. So that makes five through Delaware County. >> Where's the guy at? >> He's right there. The one that helps you drive and steal. >> You have one steel? >> Yeah. You remember when he took Did he take off from officers with you in the car before? >> Vehicles you're blocking me in over here? >> I'm sure at some point, but we're dealing with something. So, >> so you remember stealing yesterday from Meyer? >> Yeah. Okay. You know how much items you stole? The worth of it? >> No. >> You don't? $800. What' you do with them? The trading cards and stuff. What did you do with them? >> Did you sell them? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Who' you sell them to? >> Any of my daughter means that I will. >> Huh? I'm really Listen, I I have seizures and I I swear to God, >> there's nothing I can do about anything. >> Can you just tighten this hair thing? >> Huh? >> Like do this. >> Sit in the car. >> Okay. Well, I I'm being serious. >> Huh? Sit all the way in the car. All the way. >> All the way. I got to shut the door. >> I can't breathe in here. >> We're not playing this game. We're not playing this game. I have the I've had the AC on all day. >> Even her attempts to play the victim no longer worked. At that point, the man linked to the earlier Meyer incident appeared. Suspicious questions were immediately directed at the man. >> Hey, what's going on, sir? I'm officer Sha for Westboro Police Department. You know Tara? >> Tara? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah, I know her. Yeah. >> Do you know her? How well do you know her? >> She's related to a friend of mine. Well, my sister grew up with her her uh her husband. >> Okay. Okay. One of my new one my life. >> Okay. What were you doing yesterday? >> Yesterday? >> Yeah. >> I wasn't doing that yesterday. >> Yesterday? >> Yeah. >> Is this your car here? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You weren't driving it yesterday? >> Who was driving it yesterday? >> Terra, where'd she go? >> I have no idea. >> Okay. >> I was sleeping. >> You were sleeping. >> Do you live with Terra? >> No. >> You don't? >> No. >> She stays with me once in a while. >> Okay. I just rent a room of the lady up north and I give her a ride here and there. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, you weren't at the Home Depot yesterday? >> No. >> Okay. Were you at the Meyer? >> No. >> No. >> No. >> Okay. >> I went nowhere near >> You weren't? >> No. >> Okay. >> Well, so right now Terra's being arrested cuz uh yesterday she was stealing items from Meyer. Okay. So, I don't know if you were there. We can't prove that right now. >> Okay. >> But >> hey, calm down. >> Hey, calm down. That's her daughter. >> In fact, in the suspect's earlier case, there was a male driver involved, making this man's presence highly suspicious. However, as the investigation continued, the truth gradually became clearer. >> Gotcha. What are you guys up to tonight? >> I ain't up to nothing. I'm going to give her another ride >> to where Kroger for you to use the bathroom. >> Uh, no. If I give her a ride over here >> over to my >> Yeah. She goes to meet somebody now. She looks to be somebody drop her off with some guys probably and then her daughters with me. I'm taking her home. >> Okay. Where are you taking her? >> Uh she lives off uh down uh where you where's your address? Down. >> Right here off Weber and McGuffy. >> So what was it? It was yesterday. She was stealing. We couldn't make out who the driver was. >> No. >> Yes, she does. She >> car white male driving, but we don't. >> Okay. >> She took my car. >> Not clear. >> Stupid car. >> She took the car without your permission. Is that what you said? >> No, I ain't saying without permission. She just took it and I was passed out. She took the car. I trying to get more charges on her. >> You got his phone number. >> He's looking it up right now. >> I got to get out of his phone number and name. >> I got you. >> I got in a bad car wreck. I had fiber reconstructive surgery that bring enough scars here and stuff and names and phone numbers. >> Okay. >> Real hard for me to remember. >> Okay. >> So, Officer Schaefer, what I want you to do is get with the bureau. >> Mhm. >> The man fully cleared himself, cooperating completely with police and providing statements, especially since he knew his sister was entirely guilty. >> Driving my car all the time. Yeah. >> You're saying take the car. >> What's that? >> Take the phone. >> No, we'll just do GPS >> old fashioned way. All right. >> Love that you're just doing a GPS a geo fence around. I mean, I I haven't did anything. I don't know why you guys harassing me. >> Time out. Time out. Nobody's harassing you. >> Well, I mean, I I go to use the restroom to come out. I ain't did nothing. >> When Okay, your car was used in a theft yesterday. She's got a bunch of horns for her arrest. >> I know, but she has more. >> She's out here screaming. >> I know. She screaming. What are you talking about? >> I want you to calm down. >> I'm not calm down. >> So, that's why we're here. >> That's not harassment. That's us doing our jobs, >> right? >> Did that accident affect your memory at all? Yeah. >> Okay. Yeah, that's got to be tough. >> Yeah. I've lived in my but I had my own business. >> Okay. >> Homestead for like 10 years. >> So, check this out though, real quick. So, we're going to be able to see where your phone was pinging and all that, right? Yeah. I >> Is it going to ping there yesterday? >> I don't know if you ping here or not. Yesterday, I said I was I was not I was out. >> Okay. But >> I ain't going to jail or anything. Nothing. I'm going to car. >> Why would it ping if you were out? Did you not have your phone all day yesterday? >> I mean, she like she had my phone just now. You know what I'm saying? She uses my phone all the time. So I know y'all know she's up in the road >> and I tried to help her and I got her daughter. I mean her daughter kid so I came up come up to get the daughter up to her home whatever. >> Returning to the woman based on her behavior during the initial contact officers began questioning whether her mental state was impaired. The moment that question was raised, it became clear the case went far beyond a simple theft. >> Honestly, at this point just kind of curious like you obviously don't have any on you, so you're not going to get charged with it. Huh? >> Never mind. Okay. Do you have any bags? >> Fentanyl. >> Fentanyl. That stuff will kill you, man. Stop doing that. >> You can look at the cameras, the pictures in in there, and see. >> You can look at the pictures and see that I'm not not the one that was driving. >> That you're not the one that was driving. >> I just have seizures. And I'm not I'm not saying I'm going to have one, but I'm sure that everyone already know that. But >> well, if you have one, I'll make sure that the come and check you out. Okay. under stress when I'm like when I get stressed out some I had a really bad one the other day and um [clears throat] >> I don't know >> there's nothing to be stressed out about right now it's all over with going to get it all taken care of with us anymore [snorts] >> I'm stressed out >> you listen to the scanner yesterday >> no >> no why not you didn't feel like it >> I didn't I didn't think that was I didn't think I was hot. >> I didn't know this officer. >> The woman ultimately admitted to using controlled substances. Yet, she had no medical authorization for them. Even then, she attempted to justify her actions by invoking her role as a mother. I mean, it seems like you want to be a good mom and you want to be there for him and then it's just the fentanyl and everything doesn't let you. >> You have seizures, too. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. That's tough. You said you wanted a water. Okay. Let me get you a water. Have you taken drugs today by any chance? It's It's okay if you have. Obviously, >> you did take some today. >> What was in this? Just paraphernalia of some kind. >> I don't know. >> Do you want Do you want me to throw it away? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Was he driving you yesterday? >> What happened to his nose? >> It's funny. You have any physical, mental, or dental disorders? >> No. Oh, yeah. >> Physical, mental, or dental disorders. >> Yeah, I have I have seen that. >> Yeah. Okay. So, she has seizures, >> okay? >> The woman was charged with resisting arrest along with outstanding warrants related to retail theft. Actions driven by excuses and resistance only deepen the consequences. Accountability comes the moment denial no longer works. Next up, police discovered that the woman was reported missing, but in the chaotic way. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. [screaming] GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> I'm going to tase you. >> Well, she's also showing as a missing person. >> Oh, you're missing. Well, we found you. >> On August 22nd, 2025, an officer was flagged down by a Family Dollar employee for assistance with a female shoplifting suspect. As soon as they arrived on scene, the woman ran toward her vehicle, but was quickly stopped. What followed immediately turned tense. >> ID now. >> I don't have ID. >> ID now. >> You walked out. >> Yeah. Clear. Clearly. Come here. Come here. Stop backing away from me. No. Stop backing away from me and come over. Ma'am, stop backing away from me and come over here. >> My receipt's in there. >> No, it's not. You come here. Stop. You're walking away from me. I don't like Then get over here. Stop walking away from me. >> There's a hotel right there in the back seat. >> You have ID on you or not? >> I don't have ID. >> If I find out you have ID on you, you're lying to me, then you're going to charge for that. >> I What's your last night? >> What you did to birth? >> Like, why am I getting >> Cuz she's running out here and you're scrambling to the car. I'm not I was >> I just saw you. >> No, you didn't see me though. She didn't see it. She didn't say nothing until she said something. That's >> where you at. That >> the woman's behavior clearly showed avoidance and offered no proof that she was in the right, only deepening the officer's suspicion. >> You want to watch her? She's like moving and squirming all over the place. I'm going to >> She has She's claiming that token that was also stolen items. >> She was literally running out. She ran up to my car as I was drawing past him cuz I wanted to stop him cuz he has a license. But she ran up say she stole. So she's squirming like trying to back away from me multiple times. Just watch her while I run her information. Hold on. Hold on. I literally had a receipt. >> Where's the receipt? >> Put it right here. >> Let me see your receipt. >> What? What's in there? >> What's in there? How about How about the receipt? I promise you. >> Okay, let's just wait. Okay. >> Okay. So, >> so why did you have like It looks like those clothes. >> That's just >> So, why would they say that you're stealing if Okay. >> All right. Come here. >> At that very moment, the officer realized letting her back into the car was a mistake as she used it to barricade herself inside, forcing police to issue repeated forceful warnings. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. >> WE NEED ANOTHER UNIT HERE. She's fighting. I'm going TO TASE YOU. TASER. TASER. TASER. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF the car. >> I'm going to take you. >> Oh, hell no. >> DON'T SAVE ME. >> GET OUT OF THE [screaming] CAR. >> I'M SCARED. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR RIGHT NOW. I'M GOING TO save [screaming] you. >> I'M SCARED. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. I ORDER YOU OUT OF THE CAR. I'M [screaming] >> SCARED. PLEASE. I'M GETTING OUT. I'M GETTING OUT. PLEASE. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. SHE'S SO TASTY. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. YOU'RE GETTING TASED. YOU KEEP YOUR HANDS UP. >> KEEP YOUR HANDS UP, SIR. SIR, KEEP YOUR HANDS UP. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> I'M GETTING OUT. I'M GETTING OUT. >> GET OUT RIGHT NOW. I'm going to tase you. >> Ma'am, get out. >> Get out. Get out. I'm getting out. I'm getting out. >> I'm getting out. I'm getting out. >> Put your hands behind your back right now. I'm going to throw you on the ground. You're not going to like me. >> Get up and turn around. Turn around. >> I'm trying to turn around. >> You did this to yourself. >> Could have all been avoided. >> Now, who are you really? Cuz that social is not a good social. >> Can you please let me go? >> Nope. >> This thing on my arm is really, really tight. Please stop. It's really, really, really, really tight. It's really heavy. >> Police struggled intensely to successfully handcuff the woman, even after backup arrived to assist. Yet she showed no concern at all that her own actions had created such chaos. >> You don't move. >> He's the driver. He's cooperative. Just watch him. >> I will loosen these. I will loosen these. >> I'm not. >> You could have avoided this. 5120 radio, one female detained. >> Now, I bet you your ID is in here, isn't it? >> I have to adjust. >> That's okay. >> I promise you. That's why I don't have ID. >> Stop. Stop turning your your wrist. Okay. Just stop turning your wrist. >> I'm not turning it. >> Okay. I can get a stinger in both of those. >> Spot off. >> Now, what's your real social? Matter of fact, sit in my car. I don't want you squirming. >> You're going to sit in my car. >> You're going to sit in my car. >> Can I get the um above your limit? >> We don't know what's in it. >> Nothing in here. >> Immediately after the woman's resistance ended, officers turned their attention to the male driver from the start, questioning whether he had any involvement in the incident. Do you know this lady? >> She was a friend. >> She was a friend. Hi. >> He's the owner of the car. I ran him. >> Yeah. Just give me the ID anyway. >> I'll take the back. >> Yeah, you're the owner of the car. You know you don't got a license, man, while you driving. >> I'm about to go get her, man. I already got Little problem. I know. >> Yeah. >> Oh, what the hell? Who is she to you? >> Well, it's a friend. >> Why she saying dad? >> Ain't no daddy. >> You know how these girls, man. Hell, bro. I don't even have So, what's her What's her name? I know my friend's names. All I know is Tiar. >> Listen. Listen. We got We got an ambulance coming. Okay. But if you have asthma, why would you fight with the cops? >> Like, I mean, I'm not a genius here, but that's pretty stupid. >> The woman's act of playing the patient was quickly exposed by a female officer, and the reason she had tried to hide her identity gradually came to light. >> So, you're not going to give us who you really are? You are terror. Okay, let's try this again. Okay. Do you have a warrant or something? >> Is that what you're worried about? >> Is you're just worried about a warrant? >> No. We have a we have an ambulance coming. Okay. >> You're going you're going to go to jail. >> What's your deal with this guy here? >> He's just there driving. This is his car. She >> Well, just so we You're going to need it for the hospital anyway. So, >> and then if you don't, then we book you in under Jane Doe. You're going to sit in the You're going to sit in the jail for a long time. This could be just a sight and release. >> Okay. What's your What's your social? >> All right. Very easy. on 48 radio. >> Anything good? >> Well, she's also showing as a missing person. >> Oh, you're missing. Well, we found you. >> 13 on 48 radio. >> Okay, I just scroll down. I see that she's a missing person injured. >> She checked the cuffs. You're fine. I can't get it to your fingers. >> I'm trusting my sergeant over your word at this point. So, >> anyone I was checking to make sure anything was right on it. This is going to be a missing person. We have a third district. >> At this point, an officer returned to the store to speak with the staff who testified that her behavior had been entirely brazen. >> Manager, you have access to video or at least know everything she could. Um I don't know if she had a tote full and stuff that you walked out to with me and she res my sheer pointed out said look you've got to be kidding me. So I'm like all right. So I walked out luckily new there's my grass let it go from there. I think that she had clothes on top and closed on the ground. >> Oh wow. >> But that's all I know for sure and obviously. >> So a question. Did she pay for anything at all or did she just walked out? >> She walked out. >> Okay. >> We were both at the register. That's why I told her, "No, you did not. You walked straight out." >> It's got to be around this time cuz it was only like 6:08 when we walked back here. That's her right there. [snorts] >> All right. I doubt we're going to be able to tell everything cuz the way the tote's organized, it looks like she just grabbed a bunch of stuff and threw it in the tote and walked out. All right, I'll let them know. >> Cool. Thank you. >> What? >> All right. >> And then if we can get that out, I'll take it in. We can get a price. >> Yeah. >> We get a value. [laughter] Thanks. >> There's all your stuff. It's a lot of stuff. >> Yeah, it's mostly It's all clothes, too, like I assume. [clears throat] >> Appreciate you. >> The woman was charged with theft, obstructing official business, and falsification. Avoiding responsibility, resisting authorities, and deliberately concealing information only make the consequences worse. Cooperating with law enforcement from the start is always the safer choice. Even more shocking, this is what it looked like when Karen went shoplifting. >> Josh, >> hey, stop. >> 7 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, I am under the surveillance of >> On July 2nd, 2024, police responded to a report from a retail store about a woman suspected of stealing. But the officers realized this woman was far from easy when he approached her. >> Stop for a second. I'm officer, just want to know. You remember talking to me before? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You're detained right now. Okay. >> Um, are those >> those your shoes? Can you >> hear me? >> Can I hear you? >> Yeah. >> Can you hear me? >> Mhm. >> Can you hear me? >> Let's walk outside. Okay. >> I just want some catfish. >> Who's Lance? >> Lance. >> I just want some catfish. >> Can I get some catfish, please? The woman treated herself like a character in My Talking Tom and things grew increasingly strange and complicated as she acted as if nothing had happened. >> What happened to your feet? >> Catfish, officer. >> Hey, sir. Did you say these are y'all's shoes? >> Check them off. Okay. Hey, come back this way. >> Why are you touching me? Why is he touching me? >> I don't need you. >> What did I just pass? What threshold did I just cross over? >> Listen, you have their shoes on. >> Were they STOLEN EARLIER? >> THE JUDGE. >> HEY, STOP. OKAY. HEY, STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. >> 13. >> Pineapple wins. >> Hey, stop. >> Pineapple wins. >> Do you want to press chargers for all that goods? Okay. Hey, what did you take? Dina, are you Dina? Do you have drugs on you? >> Did you take something? >> No. >> Are you sure? >> Yep. >> Okay. Cuz you seem intoxicated on the substance to me. I know you uh have done cocaine before. Is that what you did again? >> Those suspicions were entirely plausible given that her previous actions had been utterly chaotic. Yet, even after successfully handcuffing her, the police still had to exercise caution with this individual. Okay. Uh I'm going to go out here. I have another officer coming. Um can you I guess verify these shoes? Can you find where that tag is? >> Yeah, I'll go get >> Okay. Are you hurt? >> No. >> Okay. >> You're pushing hard with your thumb on my hand. >> Sorry. Is that better? >> On my hand. I'm sorry. On my arm. Yeah. >> You were pushing hard with your thumb on my arm. >> Well, that's because you didn't That's cuz you didn't let me put >> my arm hurt because you were pushing hard on it with your thumb. Okay. >> My arm hurt because you were pushing hard with it on your thumb. >> Okay. >> Well, I was just trying to control your movements cuz you were uh eating a bunch of cake >> and throwing it all over the ground. You can sit right here. You don't have to get all the way in, but that way you're not leaning on a whole car. Okay. Do you have any weapons on you? >> No. >> Can I feel on the back side right there? >> No. >> Well, I don't want your hands to be near it. Okay. I'm just patting you at the back of my hand >> if you had anything on you. Okay. It seemed the woman had calmed down slightly, so the police proceeded to question her. But the chaos from her behavior quickly resurfaced. >> What is going on? >> I'm just not feeling right. >> Okay. Why? >> Because >> Okay. Did you uh drink today or take any drugs? Are you having any sort of medical condition? Can you look at me? Okay. I I'm worried about your your safety. Okay. SO, [screaming] >> what did you take? >> I'm hot. >> Okay. >> I'm going to die of dehydration. >> Can I search your bag? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Can I have one of the drinks in it, please? >> If it is sealed, maybe. Unless you just stole it from HB. >> Did you steal them from HB? >> I accidentally did. >> Okay. Well, then I'm not going to let you have that because you stole it. >> Okay. And that wouldn't be right for me to allow you to steal the property. What about these shoes here? >> What's that white stuff on my shoe? >> This is part of the cake that you were throwing all over the ground. >> Is it? Can I lick it? >> No. Um, can we lean back real quick? Okay, I'm just going to put this on you in case we get hit. >> So, the woman admitted to her actions, and of course, she showed no shame about her current state. She didn't know what wrong meant since she was only now learning to use the word correct. Correct. Correct. C O R R E C T. Correct. To correct something. Is to fix. To fix a mistake. >> Yes, you're right. Um, can you hang out with her for just a second? >> So, what happened is when I was on the phone with dispatch, uh, they said, "Do you want a CT?" I said, "She hasn't done anything." And we warned her and she stopped. I said, and then they hung up. And then right when they hung up, then she stole the that stuff. And then he called him outside, but I hadn't gotten to talk to him yet. So he just did the well check and let him go. And then by the time he came to me I was like oh they stole a whole bunch of stuff too. Crap. He's like they didn't tell me that when he called and I was like yeah they had already hung up. So >> I got you no worries. Uh do you have your ID with you? Yeah. >> I work for and my name is Dina. I am under their surveillance 24 hours 7 24 hours a day seven days a week. I am under the surveillance of >> Texas, USA. You looking over here? >> The officer's body camera had inadvertently turned into her personal vlog camera. Watch what she says next and share your thoughts about her in the comments. >> Hi. >> Hi, mother. [screaming] >> I was still feeling SO BORED AND Y'ALL DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO WITH YOURSELVES with yourselves when you're so bored that you want me to go through all of this [ __ ] so you CAN WATCH. THAT'S LITERALLY HOW BORED you mother PEOPLE ARE. YOU ALL ARE EVIL. [screaming] EVIL MOTHER. OH, that made a light. Come on. Hysterical. Now the light's flashing. Hysterical. Key word. Hysterical. Women be hysterical. Hyal. Lyrical. Hyal. Lyrical. Lyrical genius. I'm a lyrical genius. I'm a mastermind. The woman was charged with theft, criminal mischief, public intoxication, and disorderly conduct. The chaotic, defiant attitude and refusal to take responsibility only made the situation worse. Cooperating with authorities from the start is always the safer choice. In the next case, this manager's intelligence was used in all the wrong ways. I'm going to talk just please call me. Just call. >> I'm basically at this point how I'm feeling is if I would have stole that money, I would not if I would stole my Walmart, I wouldn't have came back several other times. >> On January 31st, 2020, police received a call from Walmart reporting an internal theft at the store. The suspect was believed to be one of their own managers. He had quietly withdrawn cash by abusing his access privileges, taking up to $1,000 in a single day. According to asset protection staff, the total amount stolen was far from small. >> Yeah. >> A lot,000 or more. >> Well, I just talked with uh Paul. >> Yes. >> Okay. And so I think he's going to try. So apparently originally it came out that he wasn't on scene and apparently he's back. >> Yeah. They got they called him and after they called he kind of like when he was on the phone he was like, "Okay." Like you know, basically like I don't give like that's what we took it as. >> Yeah. thought he was smart because he would leave out of there with the bag. You'll see him leave out and then go around the corner. >> So, is that is that one of y'all's cash deposit bags or is that his personal >> That's cash deposit bag's own personal >> Yeah, [laughter] but I'm saying that's a legit >> Yeah, that's a legit But yeah, that's legit. >> But but that that's a full bag, right? >> Mhm. >> And then this this is the empty bag. And he that's the bag empty and then he gonna walk up put it on this table because we really just figured this out yesterday and I'm like was making video all day yesterday trying to >> Let me ask you this. So when you guys actually for the people that are grabbing drop, right? The people that are grabbing that stuff. >> Yeah. >> What are they um >> supposed to be doing with it? >> Like I wouldn't imagine y'all's procedure for that kind of money. I wouldn't imagine they would just walk up and they'd be like, "All right, I'm going to take a little bit here. I'm going to take a little bit here and put it." I would imagine there's some kind of like, "Hey, I'm taking 20 grand to drop to wherever." They've got some kind of form or print out. >> So, even if he were to say, "I was doing a legitimate thing." That's not y'all's process. Correct. Like, you wouldn't just walk in with a bag and just start grabbing [ __ ] and putting it in there. >> No, cuz the the money they're taking out of that machine, they're supposed to put it in a register. The suspect used the store's official cash deposit bags as cover, making his exit appear legitimate. Each transaction was signed under his own name, allowing investigators to track how many times he did it. >> 25 or 30 different transactions. >> Easy. >> Yeah. So, you got it's over 100,000. >> This is all the all those each like this is all in one day, but this is each one that he >> damn. [laughter] And um it it's honestly, bro, it's >> well it's over 50,000. >> Yeah, >> it's over 50,000. And um >> uh it just didn't think that he was going to show up cuz I I still got to do this page. I already started on this one, but I still got to finish up this page. So it's like I don't really go back to December, we still, you know, >> so you might find more. How long's he worked here? >> Two years. two years. >> But um >> so he's writing a statement based on the money order scheme, not the actual does he even know about this? >> No, I they might have not said they they might have asked him about it and he's just saying he don't know. They like he didn't have he don't know but um uh if I'm pretty sure if somebody showed him this >> I mean he going he ain't going to have a choice cuz >> that'll jog your memory up a little bit. I I'm show No, man. THAT AIN'T ME. [laughter] YOU WEARING THE same shirt, right? We had >> Yeah. She said she'll let me know when they ready. But >> even after the cash shortages were discovered, he refused to take responsibility. At that moment, police approached him just as he was leaving, completely unaware of what was about to happen. to me. All right. Put your hands together like praying, brother. Be the most comfortable. >> Go here. Okay. Get on this side. >> Trying to get out of the funnel there. >> That's fine. >> I'm detective shot. Sheriff's office, financial crime unit. You have any idea what's going on? >> Well, they just talked about he was talking to me about some incidents and I told him everything that I knew. Dan could remember it. And then other than that, >> okay, >> I figured I would be here through here when they call me and talk. >> Okay. >> I know she was >> Well, I'm not entirely sure about that part cuz like I said, I just got here myself. I'm still working on it. That's a little bit quicker than I thought. Um, before we get going on it, I'm going to read you some information. You are right now. Okay. The man appeared confused, believing he was only linked to the earlier money order case. The situation grew even more chaotic when his mother showed up, complicating the investigation further. [snorts] >> Can I speak to my mom, please? >> What? What? What do you need to speak with your mom about? >> I just want to call my grandma. I'll talk to you. >> Have mom step in here real quick. >> I know. I know. Just call any go. Just call any go. Please. >> Huh? >> Call any go. Please. >> Mom, please. I don't know who call. >> I need you. >> I'm going to talk. Mom, just call. Please call. Just call. >> I need you to tell me what's going on. >> Mom, I don't know. >> Before we get in there, >> just call. Please just call me. >> I'm not trying to be rude, but he is an adult. I'm just going to let you know what's going on. I don't before he starts going off and go. >> Let him go. Yes, ma'am. I mean, right here. Come on. >> After about 10 minutes of conversation, there was no longer any reason for him to delay the investigation. Investigators immediately matched every one of his actions against the surveillance footage. >> It looked like money back to P2. I'll just confirm. Okay, so now where are you going? Selfch checkout. >> Okay. You're going to selfch checkout. >> Yeah. That's what it looks like. >> Why? What are you going to do to selfch checkout? >> Why are you going to selfch checkout? >> Stop conceal. >> Where's the money? >> If I to be honest, if I want to take money from Walmart >> Oh, no. I'm I'm like I just got here. >> I like So, like this is my thing, right? Uh-huh. >> I can obviously see the evidence showing where I've done the cash events and stuff. >> Why are you doing this just like you are? >> I'm basically at this point how I'm feeling is if I would have stole that money, I would not if I would have stole money from Walmart, I wouldn't have came back several other times. >> I got you. >> If if it was me, I would say the money to be honest. What smart criminal is going to come back and keep hitting up the same place when they know they have a team of people that that's going to that can that can obviously get you. You know what I'm saying? Like, >> oh yeah, >> I'm way smarter than that. If I was if I was going to steal from Walmart and steal money, I would take it all in one chunk and then walk out. >> His answers consistently avoided the core questions and at times turned into outright baseless denials. >> Whatever I can do to not have to have a record on my on my thing, I will do it. So I don't remember taking anything. I don't remember I really don't remember the situation. This specific situation seeing it. Yes, I was that night. I remember that night. Other than that, he said it's been multiple occasions. I don't remember. Well, I I'm not worried about multiple occasions right now. I'm not I'm worried about this issue because if you're going to be a teacher, it's it's admittable profession, >> right? >> But they need teachers who are going to be honest, >> right? >> Being honest. >> If you want to do that, okay, we've got you on. Here's the thing. What's it look like? society, judges, juries, everything else understand lacks of poor judgment. They understand that, >> right? >> Because people, >> how old are you? >> 22. >> 23. You're 20. Okay. So, you you're an adult, but just barely. Um, what do you think a reasonable person would think? They think it sounds, but they see this and they hear you and they can see what goes on, but yet they hear you continue to say, "I didn't do it. I don't recall doing it." Blah, blah, blah. Do you think they they're like that or is it more like they're like, "Well, he he made it to you made a mistake. Let's move on." That's that's all I'm curious about. That's what I look at. Is it is it is he falling a sword because he's truly repetitive? I don't think you're doubting the whole criminal by any stretch of imagination. I don't think you're >> In reality, the man appeared unusually calm about what had happened. He was taken into a private interrogation room and that was the moment he finally abandoned his lies. >> All right. At the store we were talking about, how you when you're out of the camera site since you saw it, um you said you went behind that little area which is the returns area, right? where all the the money and stuff or not, but where all the return crap and stuff like that is. Um, all right. So, you're saying that's where you left the money. It was in that little area. I see. >> Okay. What's going on right now is using that same exact camera from the same exact area, reviewing the entire footage. See if anybody else goes back there. Who else would need to go back there and why? >> Um, anybody can go back there. Um, sometimes associate just goes back there to put returns up because we tell them to bring it to us cuz we're done separate. >> Gotcha. Or sometimes people just like people that work there just like know like if they need to drop a return because the the loss prevention lady says that that s she says that um there's like nothing for anybody to use back there. No reason for her to go back time because they're not doing returns. Um is that correct? >> No, she doesn't work overnight. That's just what she's told. Look, their management told one thing and we go back there. All right. I see you. >> Where when you were in the back did you put the money? >> In between the totes that say checkouts. >> Put the money in between the bags. >> He was charged with grand theft for stealing tens of thousands of dollars from Walmart. Persistently denying the obvious and avoiding responsibility only deepened the consequences. Honesty and cooperation from the start could have prevented the situation from escalating this far. 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, the woman's charges went beyond shoplifting because of the items she was carrying. >> Nope. Nope. >> Why? >> That big boy, he can run. >> Talking about he ain't hit me hard. On March 2nd, 2025, police received a call from Walmart reporting a woman who had stolen nearly $900 worth of merchandise, including a camping tent, a duffel bag, and several containers of baby formula, then fled through the emergency exit. All her actions, including her appearance, were captured on camera. Using this information, officers quickly located her nearby. Please, please help. Please on your back on your brown hair in a bun. 10 alpha 31. 10 31. >> I have her in custody along the canal on Silver Beach. >> In custody along the canal, >> everyone else can slow down. 97. >> It was reported that she fled on foot without any other means of escape. And when apprehended, she tried to throw away everything she was carrying. >> What she had? >> This guy here. >> Uhhuh. >> Saw her. When I saw her, she had that stuff right there and she dropped it. See it? >> Okay. >> She dropped it. What's up, girl? >> Hi, you. >> So, we >> What' you get for nothing? >> Yeah. Trying to open your your passenger. >> Sit up. >> All right. >> Can you wipe my face? >> Let me get Let me get some blood. Stay right there, man. Don't move. Now, why would you run and try and resist me? >> There's no excuse or justification for a true moment. You don't think >> that's not a good reason. >> I won't be staying >> here. Stut in there, please. >> Just leave it for now. >> I want to put my stuff in there. We will relax. >> It's stuck on my >> Nope. Nope. >> Why? >> Cuz you don't throw that garbage in my face. >> In your face, I can't hit it while we're waiting. >> You don't get to hit it. You're under arrest. >> At this point, police conducted a search of the woman's bag. But even before they found anything suspicious, she kept insisting she had a prescription for it. >> 42. I'm sorry. Trying to do that. Can I have my back, please? >> You can't breathe. I'm not going to leave the baby. >> That's my right there. It is legal to have my prescription. I promise. >> All right. So, just want to let you know trespass. >> Am I being arrested? >> Of course. papers for everything. >> Um, so you're trespass from our Walmart. Um, you trespass from anywhere on the property in the parking lot that is from the bank and from the gas station all the way up to the building. >> Trust him. >> You keep looking over here. Am I going to find something in his bag? >> You're putting stuff in the wrong pouch. >> Go in the big pouch. my >> I told you that >> I thought you stopped in >> the way you look. You think that way we're dumb? >> Yeah. Come on. >> All right. Other than this charter here, what is is there any? >> However, she admitted additional details that revealed it was an illegal item, meaning her charges went beyond shoplifting. >> There's not, but there's there's a straw in there and there's a >> and the foils had stuff on it, but they don't now. >> Can you make sure my headphones go back in, please? >> Yep. All right. There's a capture in there, so you're going to get charged with that. What's in the capsule? >> It's empty. >> No, it's not. Is it in the capsule? >> I'm not sure. >> I'm not sure what's in there. >> Okay. Just be honest. >> Just give me more trouble if I am. >> No, it's not. It's going to be a certain amount of trouble. >> It's >> okay. Okay. >> I got it. You put my face off, please. my shirt. >> It's going to be alpha. >> 42. No. >> Can I see it? Cuz I didn't even know it was in there. >> Just take a picture of it. In the patrol car, she clearly displayed unstable behavior, indicating she was likely under the influence of a substance. >> I feel like I'm throw up. >> Try, can you just please turn on AC? >> Thank you. I do myself. >> I'm about TO SAY FREE ME THOUGH. >> Taylor gave life. [laughter] >> He laughing on I AIN'T GETTING THAT ONE. >> He happy about it, too. That's green as hell. >> You got to run faster than >> I know, man. Fat boy can run. That big boy, he can run. Talking about he ain't hit me hard. He ain't tough. >> She was later charged with grand theft, resisting arrest and possession. Treating the law like a joke only proves one thing. Sooner or later, the punchline will be on you. Next, the kind-hearted mother bought toys for her daughter, but in a guilty way. >> Where's the receipt? >> It was in the bag, dude. >> Sit down. Calm down. >> People killing each other here in Naples. So, they're worried about me going into the car. >> On January 15th, [music] 2023, police were dispatched to a shopping mall after receiving reports of a woman and her daughter engaging in suspicious shopping. At that moment, the woman stepped outside, unaware that police were waiting for her. receipt already. >> Oh my my Oh my god. You didn't steal anything. >> My car. Then look for my receipt. I dropped it. I've already been to this aisle. I see. I'm here all the time. >> Okay. Where's your receipt? >> I don't I dropped it then. I didn't steal anything. >> So, you weren't bagging the stuff up in the toy section? >> No. >> Then what? I guess I guess I was imagining something. >> Yeah, you were. I was. >> All right. Just hang tight. So, why don't you why don't we go into the security office and we'll review my daughter in the car then. >> Huh? >> No. No. No. No. No. No. >> No. >> Okay. We're all going to go to the security office right now. Review the footage. >> In front of my kids. >> Okay. >> Stop. >> The woman denied everything and refused to cooperate with the police, using her family as an excuse to try to get away, but that only led her into a situation no one would want. Okay. Don't put me in. Don't put me in handcuffs. Don't put me in. Okay. Don't put me in handcuffs. I >> I will put you in handcuffs cuz you're not listening. You're walking away from me. >> I'm detaining you right now. >> I'll give you my I'll buy it again. I have my debit card. >> I will give you I bought that and I will give you my debit card. going. >> No, >> we're we're going to the security office right now >> so we can review. >> It's okay, sweetie. >> While being escorted to the loss prevention office, the woman continued trying to change things, repeatedly pleading, >> can I at least pay for it again? >> Right now? No. >> Yeah. Why? >> I've already paid for it. I've already paid for it. >> Sir, I paid for it. >> Well, we'll see. >> Okay, but I've been in here twice today. Please let me pay for it again. Then I have money. >> We're going to watch the video. >> Okay. And then what? >> And and then if you if you conceal stuff without paying for it, then you're probably going to go to jail. >> But I have the money for it. >> It doesn't matter. My crime is already committed. Can I just pay for whatever you're thinking I took? >> No, it's too late. >> No, it's not. >> Stop. >> So mean. >> Even her family pleaded as if she understood it was wrong. When staff checked the cart, it became clear that all the items were toys. >> Not a very focused stuff. I bought the two things earlier. >> Tell me a lot. >> I have the receipt. >> Okay, mommy. >> I have the receipt. >> Where's the receipt? >> It was in the bag, dude. >> Sit down. Calm down. >> Well, then if it's in the bag, then we'll find it. Sit down. Calm down. >> Sit down. >> I didn't steal anything. I don't steal anything, dude. >> Who is this? >> My husband here. >> You have a little receipt. You have the other receipt to show them, please. I >> What's going on? >> What's going on? >> Hi, Mommy. >> So, your wife, we believe that your wife has uh concealed items. >> Okay. >> I gave her She's calm down. She's being detained right now. We're going to review the video. Okay. Okay. Do you have a receipt for the item? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> This very receipt led police to uncover more suspicious activity. While her husband considered it a complete receipt, she insisted there was more. >> I'll pay for it. >> Here's a receipt that he has. >> There's another one. All right. Is there a fire? Guys, I promise there's another receipt. I'm a good person. >> Blanket. >> I'm guessing this is your personal blanket. >> Yes. And and her stuff is in here. Okay. [cough] >> Where's her ID? [clears throat] >> I don't have it for my car. Can Did she at least have her baby and her toys that she carries with her? >> Yes. We'll give them to you. Relax. Calm down. Sir, >> I already bought some other stuff. Okay. I swear I did. Here's my gift. Calm down. Sit down. >> She was actually the one who understood the situation best. Yet, she kept asking questions. And even when given answers, she refused to accept them easily. >> Why are you guys arresting me? >> For a squishallow. Why are you arresting me for aft? >> A squish mill that I was going to pay for. All right. >> It's all right. It's all right. My mom's an attorney. Don't worry about it. Both your names. >> How is that? >> Because you can't walk out of the store with merch. >> I apologize. I was coming right back. I wasn't trying to stop you and I I pulled up in front of you. >> You tried to grab me. Nobody's going to grab me. I was going to my car. How are you going to arrest me for this? >> Because you passed all points of sale without paying for it. >> You have to get my card out of my car. >> Then you should arrest the cart. >> Then I applaud you with >> I shouldn't be arrested for this. I was getting my other money out of my car. >> What do you mean about that? >> Are you giving me another charge? >> There people killing each other here in Naples and they worry about me going to get another car. I have plenty of money. I don't need to be freaking accused of theft. >> These are items. >> Even at this point, she still treated the incident as if it were nothing. After investigating everything, police took action. >> I give my stuff to my husband. >> Yes. >> Okay, relax. >> No, I'm pissed off. I understand. >> I understand. I am stealing yelling at me more money. I have $186 on here. I went to the park. >> Come on, man. >> All right. Before we go first. >> Yes. >> Put it down. >> No, that's Show me your hand. >> Okay. All right. Tell him I love him. Call. >> Do you want him to have this? >> Yeah. It's got all the money on it. >> Baby, call all out. EMS is coming cuz I'm starting to detoxing off my suboxin. >> All right, turn around. Wind your stance. >> You don't need to kick me. >> I didn't kick you. >> Yeah, you did. >> The woman was charged with felony grand theft for concealing items in the store. She violated probation from a previous offense, which led to her serving 365 days in county jail. Her attempts to deny wrongdoing and manipulate others only worsened her situation. Honesty and cooperation with authorities are always the safer choice. >> How did you deal with it? That's what that's what I'm asking. >> Apple gang, like if I'm lying, I'm dead. >> YOU'VE BEEN Let me talk. Like I said, >> on August 1st, 2025, police officers received a call from Target about an active shoplifter. Shockingly, the suspect was the same woman who had stolen from the store just hours earlier. now bold enough to return and strike again when she pushed a cart full of merchandise past every register without paying. Officers who had been waiting outside immediately closed in. >> Pay for yourself. >> Huh? >> Pay for yourself right here. >> Yes, I did. >> Where's your receipt? >> I have a I have a target pay. >> Got an ID on your phone. >> Oh, of course it is. Convenient. Those officers come see the sergeant first. >> What you want to do? >> Get your ID out. >> It's not here. >> Where is it at? >> Where's your car at? >> I live across the street. Nope. >> It's not yours. >> No, it doesn't matter. >> What happened? >> You pick yourself. >> So if I need to go do my seat, that's what I can do. >> What do you mean? What's your first name? >> How did you pay with it? >> It's my phone did. >> How did you pay with it? That's That's why I'm asking. >> Apple Pay, gang. Like if I'm lying, I'm dead. >> Before my phone just dead. It was Apple Pay. Like where I could go like this. >> And that's why I telling you like my phone just dead. >> Oh, they're telling us other way. So, >> okay. Well, how can anything go through with it? Like if I'm like, "Okay, you had a charger in your phone. Are you okay?" >> I don't. >> Well, they got a charger. >> She couldn't show any proof of payment, but it didn't matter because the cameras recorded everything. She was certain to face the handcuffs from the police. [snorts] >> What's day today? >> Friday. What's today? Cook County. >> Yep. >> You're not worried about Cook County? >> I'm not saying I'm not worried about Cook County, but like >> Hold on. Hold on. >> So, put me in the car. >> We will. Don't worry. >> Grab my grabat, >> right? So, then grab my phone. You going to put me in the front seat? >> Uh, no. >> So, that being said, >> no. Listen. Going to listen or no? >> Yeah, >> I'm listening. What's up? I'm what you been >> drinking? No. Well, >> it sure smells like >> she still didn't seem to realize how serious the situation was. Even inside the patrol car, she could still crack a smile. >> Wait. [snorts] Hey, can you roll down my window? >> He said what? >> Roll down my window. >> Hold on. I got you right now. >> She went here earlier this morning. >> Okay. >> Stole some stuff. >> Yeah, she wreaks of booze. So >> So she earlier this morning, she stole some stuff. LP didn't know exactly what. >> Let's get some pictures of this before we turn it back in. >> So he's uh he's working that up now. >> Okay. >> She came back today or just now. So I'll take this back to him. He'll get he'll get us a receipt for it to know how much this is. He's working on how much it was earlier today. This is obviously uh earlier today was unreported yet. >> More tiramana. So there'll be there'll be essentially two two cases. >> Two cases, >> right? One this morning and then one right now. >> Is the guy still in there? >> The guys in the guidance take anything. >> We're going to get you back to station in just a little bit. >> So what that mean? Wait. Come back, Amaya. Am I come back? Wait. >> Her alcohol fueled instability became even more obvious on the ride as she kept acting erratically and even yelled in the officer's faces. I know you're intoxicated, so your uh timeline is messed up. >> So, with that being said, FOR MY PEOPLE BIRTHDAY, NO, let me talk. >> Let me talk. >> You're just screaming at me and I'm trying to answer your question >> cuz Okay, let me talk first. >> Do you want to answer your question? >> Can I talk first? >> Sure. I was trying to answer you, but scream at me somewhere. >> That have nothing to do with me. If you didn't get the person right then and there have nothing to do with me. >> You're under arrest for uh >> Okay. No, >> for retail top and um >> that's quite freaky. That still have nothing to do with me. >> Right. The cart you pushed out with all the >> have nothing to do with me. >> Okay. >> At the station, she still showed no remorse, acting as if she wasn't arrested at all, but merely escorted there like a guest. >> I'm going to take my seat. But like I said, like I just told his ass. >> Uhhuh. >> Y'all arresting the wrong person. Hold 10. >> Hold up. Hold on. Hold on. >> Let me twist my arm. >> Hold on. >> Twist. Well, >> I'm going to take it off from you. >> Twist it. >> What do you want me to twist it for? >> You can take it off. >> I don't have to twist it. Take a seat. >> Annayia, >> take a seat. >> Quite frankly, if you put me in the system right now, >> they going to tell you, "Nerd. It ain't even you. >> You your ass. I hate pink people." >> Pink people. >> Pink. >> Okay. >> You're wrong just like me. >> What is >> pink people? Yeah, >> you ass people >> Mhm. >> make life hard. >> Yeah. >> She even fueled disorder with offensive remarks, turning the topic of racism and police conduct into her constant complaint while sitting as if she wanted to be the center of attention. >> Y'all don't like black people for real. Y'all don't like for real. Some of them don't know WORKING WITH YOU. >> BUT QUITE FRANKLY, SHUT UP AND LET ME TALK. >> NO, YOU'RE BEING QUITE PREJUDICE. >> YOU'RE BEING to me. YOU'VE BEEN SCREAMING AT ME SINCE WE MET. [screaming] >> Let me talk. Like I said, >> can you talk without screaming at me? >> I'm going to talk. >> Okay. >> But you're going to let me talk first. >> Go ahead. >> I have nothing against you. >> That's good. That means me and you're going to get along, right? >> Cuz perfectly my grandpa is Mexican. >> That's good. >> I'm Mexican and black. You ain't did nothing to me. You did your job. But this whole ass pink person, >> quite frankly, you don't like deporting people. I'm deporting people. >> Your kind is deporting people. >> So, that being said, >> WHAT'S MY KIND? >> SHUT UP. LET ME TALK. >> I'M ASKING. >> LET ME TALK. >> WILL YOU PAUSE? >> I SAID LET ME TALK. >> OKAY. Go ahead. Go ahead and talk. >> You pink. >> Uhhuh. >> Because the Trump pink reds >> are deporting people. >> Again, I'm not talking to you. And you know, quite frankly, I'm not talking to you. THAT'S WHY YOU'RE SMILING AND LAUGHING. >> All your right is racist. >> Frankly, it's really nothing against me. >> So here, >> but my granny my granny was kind of innocent in Arkansas. So she racist. So she raised me. So therefore, I DON'T LIKE WHITE PEOPLE. >> HELLO. >> You and your people. >> You and your mother. until the very end. She kept insisting she never stole anything. Yet, she did nothing to prove her innocence. >> She's brown just like me. So, you left her in the THROAT LIKE I WAS GOING to be mad at her. >> You pink. You see how you turn red? >> All right, ma'am. >> I can't. Right. >> I'm going to take it off. All right. >> I'm not You BROWN JUST LIKE ME. >> Hold on. You and I know >> pronounce it whatever you want. >> Man, no. Tell me how you say your name. >> I don't care. However, >> put your hands up. Do you have anything to help me take care of me? >> NO. SO Y'ALL Y'ALL Y detaining me was stupid. >> No, you were stealing. >> I didn't steal. That's what I'm saying. >> All right, let her do let her do her thing and then we go. >> She was charged with felony retail theft. When someone gets caught, arrogance and excuses never help.