And I did it. I didn't steal. >> Now you're in trouble. >> Roll over. >> Stop right now. >> We don't want to hurt. >> No. No. Stop fighting. Ah, she bit me. No work, no reward. That's the rule. Yet, some choose to steal from stores for what they want with no regard for the consequences. Here are times when cops surprise. The ass out of scammers in the act. Give us a like and subscribe if you want to see more content like this. Starting with a petty theft that seemed minor quickly spiraled into a chaotic chase. >> You can check the receipt. I paid for everything. Okay, that's it. >> Yes. >> All right, now you're in trouble. >> Roll over. >> On July 6th, 2023, police were called to a Jewel Oscar store in Homewood, Illinois, after reports of a woman pretending to pay for part of her items while stealing the rest. Here's what happened next. >> How's it going? >> Okay. Uh, well, the store asked me to sap you because they saw that you weren't paying for some of the items. >> I did. I did. And I promise you I did. She just came right there. I was right there paying. You can check the receipt. I paid for everything. >> Okay. Can I see it? >> Yes, ma'am. I mean, sir. >> All right. And let's move over here. >> And if all my stuff on my receipt was going to happen then if they thought I was stealing. >> Okay. Please check it. >> Okay. And I have three letters. >> Okay, I will. >> I'm not going to arrest you. They just want you to know trespass. Okay. >> When asked to stop, the woman immediately insisted she had paid for everything. At first, officers only intended to issue a no trespass, but things changed once they learned her friend had previously been caught stealing there. So, I already talked to her. She's already been no trespass because she's already been seen stealing twice now. >> What? From here? >> Yes. She walked out with merchandise twice. >> So, now I Oh, >> well, she put down a basket or she left she she left the basket. >> No, this was my basket. I left it right there to go get some lime. Well, she was pushing it around and then she left it there and then you picked it up. So, which leads us to believe you guys are together. Okay. Because you guys are pushing >> What up? >> This right here. This was my >> Okay. >> Like I said, you're you're not going to be arrested. They just want you to know fast. Okay. What's your name? >> Do a receipt check for me. >> Now, is there anything that you that is not on the receipt? Because they're going to do a receipt check and as of right now, they just want you to know fast. >> Everything. >> Okay. I'm just letting you know what's going to happen >> cuz I didn't put I didn't steal nothing. everything. I put everything right there. >> Okay. Well, back off her a little bit. >> Melinda provided her personal information and a store employee was called to verify the receipt. The shocking result, several items were missing from the bill. From that moment, the suspect's attitude began to shift. >> Let's see. It came out to 178 in the cashier for payment. >> The everything I just ran came to 13322. Here is this 120 56. >> Okay. They're going to remove the items that weren't paid for. >> Okay. >> All right. So, come with me for a second. >> Okay. >> You're going to sit in my car for a second while I go talk to your sister and get your driver's license or ID, whatever it is. Okay. And then you're going to be no trespass. And then you're going to be like, you keep making this difficult. >> No, you I got to sit in the car for a while. I don't want to. Please, can you? >> If you don't, >> I just want to go back in. >> If you don't, then I am going to arrest you. >> Okay. So have a seat. >> For what though? >> Well, >> sir, can you please don't shine? >> Come on, >> sir. Why are you acting so rough with me, sir? >> I'm not. You are not because I asked. Have a seat. >> I don't I have to get in the car, sir. Why are you acting so No, please. Okay, I'm going to get in. Okay, >> have a seat right now. This is the last time I asked. >> Okay, I am. Police instructed her to sit in the patrol car for further verification, but Melinda kept resisting, pleading, and stalling, making the situation increasingly difficult. >> This is it. >> Sir, can you please stop, sir? No, I am. Can you stop, sir? Daily. >> Okay, sir. I am. Don't get Please don't do that to me, sir. No, you're not. Okay, I'm I'mma do it. Just don't act so rough with me, sir. [ __ ] >> Okay. Excuse me. Can y'all get my Okay, sir. I am. me. I am, sir. Okay. You hit me in my mouth, sir. I'm not. Can y'all record? Okay, sir. I'mma get in. I promise you. Please. Okay. Get in. Okay. I promise. I'm sorry. Can you calm down? I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Let go. >> Okay. Let go. >> I'm sorry. >> I'm sorry. Sir, can you stop? >> Melinda, >> I said okay. >> I'm not going to keep doing this with you. >> Okay. I'mma get in. Just walk with me. >> Let's go. >> Don't touch me like that. Okay. The other girl, she stole all that and I didn't. I didn't steal. Don't touch me. >> She right there. My sister Sharelle, give her my ID. >> Sit in the car. >> You can put me in cuffs and I can sit out here, please. I just don't I'll be having asthma attacks in a hard car. Just please, I'm complying with you. I just don't want to sit in the car. My sister right there with the ID. Please, sir. >> Instead of cooperating, she kept complaining and blaming the officers for being rough. When pressured, Melinda suddenly bolted, instantly escalating the situation. >> Escalate. Don't let it escalate. >> Okay. Like, no. >> Surreal. >> She is running southbound. >> Hi. >> What is he doing? >> I'm not pulling up. No. So we got him off in no car. Turn it off. >> Okay. I would turn it off. >> Give me the key. >> Put him off in no car, man. >> Unbelievably, for just about $20, she turned a simple case into a fullblown fiasco. Watch how the officers made sure she faced the consequences. Now you're in trouble. Roll over. I'm going to go uh the silver card. >> He's good. He didn't do anything. >> Okay. I don't want you looking for someone else. >> No. >> Okay. >> She gave me a name. >> Stole. >> I didn't steal. Get the [ __ ] off me. >> I'm locking your cuffs. Shut up. >> ID card. >> All right, let's get >> Don't touch me. Come on. Come on. >> Yeah. >> How did you do this? >> All you had to do is sit in the car. That's all you had to do. In the end, Melinda was officially charged with retail theft of about $20, providing false information, and resisting law enforcement. These charges left her facing criminal penalties and a lasting record. This case reminds us, cooperating with the law is always easier than resisting. And now, a crazy shoplifter who got tased after going ballistic on cops. I didn't feel anything. >> Stop fighting. She bit me. >> On April 10th, 2023, a routine shoplifting call over stolen candy escalated fast. When the suspect turned combative, officers faced a chaotic struggle that was anything but routine. >> Because you stole candy, it's fine, but come back. Stop. Don't >> I'm not doing anything. >> Listen, they just want you trespass. If you walk away, you're going to go to jail. Go sit over there. >> I'm listening. >> Okay. Go sit over there. >> All right. Cool. >> You mean video recorded, just so you know. Have a seat, please. >> Have a seat. >> I don't want to have a seat. >> Oh my god. You're going to make us take you to jail over some stupid. Yes. Okay. So, so you know who I am. I'm Pina. What's up? >> You're what? >> I'm Pelina. What's up? >> I don't know who you are. >> Okay. So, they said you stole candy. What I'd like is to get the candy back and issue a trespass warning and we can candy. >> You didn't? >> No. >> Okay. All right. We'll have to show up and stuff and if they say it's you, we'll arrest you. Okay. >> Okay. >> That works. >> That's too bad. There's no candy in here. >> We're just going to see if you were one that stole. It's been a while. So whether or not you have whatever they say you stole or not, we'll talk to them. Okay. Will you hang out with her for a second? We're just going to go back over there and just talk to them. The woman attempted to deny her thieving actions, but when the truth remained elusive, the officers weren't as quick to let her go as she had hoped. >> Hi. How are you doing today? You what? >> Check the bag. There's no candy. Check the bag. Check the camera. There's no candy. >> I was wrong. I have no idea. >> Okay. >> They asked for someone else to show up here. So, here I am. >> I don't want you digging around, Dixie. >> Take a seat. >> Yep. >> Okay. You take a seat. >> Is that what they're saying? Is you still >> Yeah, that's what they're saying. >> That's what they said. All right. Like I said, at this point, stop digging around. All right. Just keep your hands where I see. I'm I'm going to put your handcuffs if you don't. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Yeah. >> If it turns out it's nothing, I'm going to get out. >> Meanwhile, a few officers headed to meet the store manager to discuss what consequences would be her actions. >> If you want the surveillance, I can uh >> What do you want it done? You just want her trespass? You want her charged? >> What do you guys recommend? >> I don't I don't know. She's saying she doesn't have any stuff on her. What did she steal? >> She So, I saw her on the camera stealing candy and the chips. So, I'm not sure what she has did with the candy, but she >> What kind of candy? >> It's yellow color box candy. >> And so, so candy and chips. She was eating something when we got up there, but it's probably >> No, that she brought from somewhere else. That's not She just eated that in the stores. >> Do you want to see if we can get the stuff back and then we'll just trespass her? If not, then we can arrest her if you want. I mean, it's up to you really. It's your store. I mean, you guys going to arrest her and then after like 24 hours, she's going to bed on the street. >> Correct. Yeah. I don't I don't >> There's There's no point. >> We can we can Well, I can't tell you what they'll do, right? I mean, you're not I can't say that won't happen. I also can't say that will happen. Maybe she'll be for misdemeanor. I won't hold her forever, but um we can issue a trespass warning if you want. >> The police's next move was clear, but the woman had no intention of surrendering without a fight. >> I live right here. >> No, I live right here at the airport. What? >> I live at the Shag Court. >> I stole a bag of I didn't I took a bag of hot Cheetos. The lady popped up. I took the hot Cheetos out. Said, "Is there force? There's no fork." >> Quit digging. >> Okay. Okay. >> First name. >> Catalina. >> Catalina. How old are you? >> 28. >> I'm going to try to get the stuff back. We'll do whatever you want, man. It's your store. You have the rights here. arrest her and uh do misdemeanor or whatever the charges against her. So that way if anyone is they want to do the same thing. >> Okay. You have surveillance video? >> Yeah. Let me go. Stop looking at me. >> Yeah. Wait. I have things to do. I have an interview to go to. I have an appointment to go to. >> Where? >> Where? at >> um the library. >> The library. Got to put them at the library. >> Valley City. >> She stole a bunch of stuff, huh? >> Yep. And then my mom, she came over there, got the chips out, but she stole to the candy. >> Did she just run out after your mom confronted her? >> Yeah. >> Okay, cool. All right. Well, we'll go arrest her and then um we'll get uh we'll come back and we'll get all the info we need from you. >> Okay. So, I'm about >> The decision was made. They would arrest her for theft. Yet for someone so committed to playing the innocent victim, she wasn't about to let her drama end there. And that was when the chaos erupted. >> Hey, so you are going to be on arrest. >> I didn't steal anything. >> Well, they do have video footage of you. >> I literally didn't steal anything. >> They have video footage of you. >> I didn't steal anything. >> Steal anything. No. >> I don't want to hurt. >> No. Get the off of me. No. >> Quit it. >> No. No. No, no, >> no. >> Put your hands behind your back. Okay. >> No, no, no, no. >> Put your hands behind your back. Okay. >> No. >> Okay. I got I got her hand back. If you can get that hand. >> No. Get the off. >> Get off. Get off. >> There you go. >> Get off. No. No. Get off of it. >> Hold on. Hold on. There we go. >> No. >> No. >> Stop fighting. Ah, she bit me. >> Get off of me. No. >> All right. Now you're in the risk for a felony. >> No. >> You just assaulted a person. >> I didn't get anything. >> No. Get off of me. >> Get off. Get off. >> Let go of the handcuff. >> No. Cuz I didn't steal anything. You're going to get >> her resistance was escalating faster than a toddler on a sugar high. At this point, the officers had no choice but to bust out the big guns. A taser. It was either that or risk her turning the whole situation into an impromptu wrestling match. >> You don't let go. >> Stop resisting. Stop fighting. >> Let go. I'll put you behind your back. You'll get tased again if you let go then. Catalina. >> Stop. >> Okay. When you do you What do you mean? >> [ __ ] >> I didn't steal anything. >> No, it's not. >> No, cuz I didn't steal nothing. No, >> I'm not under assault three cuz I didn't >> You bit me. You bit me >> cuz you said I stole something. >> Okay. Well, you're under arrest. No, we're assaulting a police. You were going to be under arrest for shoplift. Now you're under arrest for assaulting police officer. >> They're trespassing. >> Catalina, >> it was for shop. >> No, I didn't shop. >> Ended up. You bit my partner. >> No. >> No. I said no. Get off of me. No. Did I do that? >> No. My knees hurt. >> Stop taking my [ __ ] Ma'am, now get off. Take a breath now. We're not on you. I'm not. >> The woman had no intention of slowing down her chaos parade. She kept yelling and screaming. It was like a onewoman horror movie and she was absolutely thriving in the role. >> Anybody got a hug? >> No, you didn't. >> Get off of me. >> Now we're going to have to hold you down. >> For what? I didn't >> You're under arrest. >> For what? >> Assault. I thought something. >> Quit trying to prick my fingers. >> No. >> Yeah, you're dictating you're dictating our action. >> No, I didn't. Catalina, my stealing stuff from me. >> Stay straight. >> No, let me go. No. >> What are you doing? Not checking my pocket. >> You want to search? You're good. We're going to check your pocket. >> Are you stealing it? You're under no stop my >> Yeah. >> You didn't take nothing from me. I didn't steal [ __ ] Get off of me. Get off. What are you doing? Stop. Correct. You are under Look at all these police officers. >> You're a weirdo, bro. Get off of me. You're literally stealing my pinching me. >> Get off of me. I'm not. >> Perhaps you're unaware, but the rap is one of the final tactics officers use to handle a suspect who's completely out of control. At this moment, it was the officer's last hope to regain control over her. However, whether it would prove effective or not was still anyone's guess. I'm >> not. I told you. So, get off of me. I didn't do nothing. >> No, I didn't. Get off. Get off. No. Stoping my stuff. >> Get off of me now. Stop. Stop taking my stuff. >> Let go. What's in your head? >> No. I don't have nothing in my head. Get off of me now. Stop laughing at me, please. >> No. No. No. Get off of me now. Get off of me. You're self-defense. It's called Get the PC. >> Get off. Going to jail. No. No, I'm not going to jail. No, I'm not going to jail. >> Stop. Stop. Get off of me, bro. >> It seemed that her mouth was unstoppable, as if no method could silence the torrent of words spilling from her. >> No. You want to cut that thing off? >> No. Stop. Get the off of me. Stop. Get off of me because I still can't get the off of it. No. >> No. Get off of me. Get out. Get off me. Get out. >> I got to spit that off. Get off. Stop. This can't get the off. Get the door right now. Get off of me. Get out. >> That'd be my door right there. >> No, I'm not going to stop. >> No, you don't have You're not taking me to jail for nothing. No, cuz you hurt me. So, it's self. Get the off of me. Get over my poop. No, I'm not going to show you. Get the out of me. That is your stupid [ __ ] Get off me. No. No. No. >> Finally, she was charged with assault, making false statements, obstructing law enforcement, theft, and resisting arrest. She had to face penalties of up to 60 days in jail or 6 months probation and a $500 fine. This case reminds us resisting only makes things worse. Do you think she truly deserved the punishment she got? Let's watch the woman who thought she had the right to steal and escape in a high-speed chase. >> You ain't but a a badge. [ __ ] all of y'all. >> Good work. Good work, officer. Good work. On March 1st, 2025, a woman turned what should have been a routine shoplifting incident into a wild 115 mph pursuit after swiping thousands of dollars worth of goods, including the hot ticket Stanley Cups. Here's how things spiraled out of control. >> We just had a lady walk out with two of our bog bags with products stuck into them. Um, here's my video of her. Um, so Did you guys walk out? >> Did she Did I walk out? >> Yeah. >> This is her >> and I was trying to Sorry. Let me uh >> walk out of my >> Okay. Did you find anything? The entire drama was caught on camera from the moment the woman casually swiped the merchandise to her attempt to make a break for it. Can you get me at least a price on the bags and receive? >> She's still >> They're by the highway on 99, so they're not anywhere close that I can tell. So, another reason for me to even drive Oh yeah, I get to fill out another one of these. >> At least we count this one. >> Yes, I Yeah. Well, you guys had a lady. >> I will tell you it's dangerous going out there even to get a license plate, but the license plate does help a lot. >> I know. >> Hi. >> Well, I'm always saying I went out to the sidewalk. >> Yeah. Well, I mean, they you could say you went out and got the license plate. Yeah. >> I don't I mean, you didn't have much of a conversation with her anyway. >> No. >> Well, you weren't trying to stop her necessarily, >> so >> Yep. They were. >> I'm sure that's against your policy. >> Yeah. We're supposed to decide. >> Thanks to a detailed description from the store manager, officers were able to quickly locate the suspect's vehicle. But instead of pulling over, the woman decided to hit the gas, kicking off a high-speed chase that left officers scrambling to keep up. We are eastbound on North Dixie Highway. If someone can communicate to this Pisburg Township behind me to come take the one position, I'll give it up. [Music] Ran the red light at Fort Meoulevard. [Music] We're at the traffic light at uh Jeff Devis commons and Jefferson Street through that intersection. We're coming up to the Virgin Diamond here at 75. 475. [Music] We're going to get back on 475 southbound on 25 pit. She just took a pit pit off. >> Hands up. Hands up. >> The wild pursuit finally ended when officers boxed in the suspect's car, forcing her to stop. With their adrenaline still racing, they cautiously approach the vehicle, preparing to make the arrest. [Music] >> Anybody in the back? [Applause] >> Headquarters one in custody. >> What I do? >> Yeah. What you do? >> What I do? Tell me what I do. stealing from dicks. >> Get caught up to do it, too. >> One from all the way up here. >> 2 miles on capacity. Uh, we're at 75 and the 25 exit here. >> Y'all get a big reward, huh? For this. >> You get a felony. >> Big reward. >> Go to prison now for stealing some clothes. That's stupid. >> Guess what? Step on the roof. >> First time. >> Not in H County. >> County, honey. You're not Lucas. >> Not Lucas anymore. Over here. and Hancock and Lucas everywhere. >> I'm on one >> everywhere. >> See y'all somewhere. >> Great job. >> Thank you. >> All right. Thank you guys. Thank you. Thank you everybody. Appreciate it. Thank you guys. >> Thank you. >> Thank you guys. >> After securing the suspect, officers searched her car and found the stolen merchandise. You got you want to >> We got a tow truck coming. I just need to get in the trunk. How you open the trunk on this stupid thing? There it is. some pictures. >> Yeah, for a misdemeanor. >> Kind of dumb, but >> I got a tow truck coming. I just got to get our evidence here and uh >> go from there. >> Set up there, though. I thought you guys had it boxed in there, but So, I've got a whole bunch of Stanley's, some clothes, a like a black rubber bag, a purple rubber bag, and a plastic bag with clothes. Does that sound about right? >> Now, with everything crystal clear, what did the suspect do next? >> Let's take my phone off the hood, please. >> Oh, yeah. We'll get there. You're not getting >> I mean, I just want to call make sure my baby get my daughter. That's it. If you would have stopped in Finley and we would have wrote you a court date and you would have left and then you could have called your dad or your baby dad and your dog. >> I don't know how Finley works. So I wanted to get to Toledo. >> Toledto and now what's what's happened? You got >> to Parisburg. And then I'm like [ __ ] Parisburg. So I was like let me get to >> it's terrible excuses. All right. But no, you're not going to use your phone anytime soon. So sit tight. Enjoy the the >> I had a newborn baby. I just need Can you Can you call them? >> Let me let me tell you something right now. I'm not being I am being a dick. I don't give a Okay. You know how many lives you are just put in danger out there? myself, all these officers, all the citizens out there, and then are you worried about your little baby? You going to stay home and take care of him like a good mom? >> I am. >> This my second one. >> Right. >> Yeah. It happens all the time down there. She's she whining. I need to go take care of my little baby. >> Is that her? >> Yeah. >> You guys had one stole from like a Best Buy warehouse? Yeah, >> they flipped that. >> Oh yeah, >> they flipped the Pacifica. I worked in early with Williams and they get off and tried to go the wrong way and flipped it and then tried to run across to Baymont and Northwood. >> What's for me? >> Oh, I was >> Angelica. Inside the squad car, she completely lost it. Kicking and thrashing around, screaming profanities and slamming her feet against the door in a full-blown meltdown. >> You ain't [ __ ] but a [ __ ] with a badge, [ __ ] All of y'all. Good work. Good work, officer. Good work. Dumb asses for a purse. Y'all slow as did all that for a purse and they just my car up. Now I really ain't got to pay for my car. [Music] Hey, Hey, I'm trying to get Open the door. Why the is y'all counting my money? And he keep touching my wallet like you about to touch my money. Why is y'all in my money? [ __ ] wrong with y'all? >> In the end, she was charged with grand theft and fleeing and eluding. This case reminds us that one moment of greed can spiral into disaster and no one escapes the reach of the law. Next, let's see how these Walmart bandits landed in a dopey dilemma. >> We're going to go to the last provention office route this way, please. >> I'm saying that's what's paid for. >> Hey, don't get mad. You walked out with stolen merchant. >> In June 2024, in Round Rock, Texas, police received a report of a theft at Walmart. Cameras showed two women hiding items in bags before leaving without paying. Let's see how officers handle that. >> Baskets, but the woman that's pushing the cart, she has like four bags in her basket and she's putting stuff inside of it. >> And the lady in the purple, she also had a basket, but she already put everything. She gave her some things and she also put stuff in her bag. >> Okay. And what the bags are just like are they like grocery bags or >> personal bags? >> I see. Okay. And they're just stuff and things inside of there. >> Yeah. Also in their purses as well. >> Okay. In their purses, too. What are the items exact? Or like I know it's probably a lot, right? >> Detergent. >> All right. Here we go. They're about to move it. >> 186 to 116. They're coming to the south end. >> Security staff described in detail how the suspects used both personal bags and carts to conceal numerous items. Police then block the two women's cart, leaving them stunned. Ma'am, >> we're going to go to the last prevention office. Okay. So, right now, you two are detained right now. >> Okay. For that, >> we're going to go to the last prevention office right this way, please. >> No, ma'am. >> I understand that. I understand. Okay. So, right now you're you're both. We're going to go back to the loss prevention office and we'll work all this out. Okay. So, we're going to go back this way and hang a link. Okay. >> No, leave it right here. >> The suspect initially protested, seemingly not believing she had been caught so easily. In the end, they were forced into the security office and handed over their bags where officers uncovered some surprising finds. Careful when you put your hands in there. Just needles. >> You guys got any on you right now in your person? There you go. Got anything on your person? No. Okay. >> This is for this one. >> What's your name, ma'am? >> Deandre. >> It's what now? >> DeAndre. DeAndre. >> When verifying their identities, one of the women gave the name Rashonda with vague details. Suspicion deepened when several bank cards belonging to other people were found in their wallets. >> Who's Patricia? >> How do you know Patricia? >> Together in Austin. >> Uh-huh. How long ago was that? >> I don't know. I don't remember. >> You don't remember? How long? >> More than two years. >> More than two years ago? >> Yeah. >> Does she know you're you're using you have her credit cards on her? Well, yeah, I haven't used them. I wasn't going to use them. >> Okay. I wasn't saying you were. I was just asking. >> Yeah, she knows. We have clothes in our stuff. >> What's up with these holes in the middle of it? >> I don't know. I didn't do that. >> Okay. >> I mean, do you do you often do you often keep other people's stuff in your in your purse? >> Sometimes I turn I mean, mail it in. Put my mail in. >> Uh-huh. But not credit cards though. You don't mail those in? >> It doesn't have an address on it. I hadn't gotten around to it yet. Police suspected fraud after finding strange credit cards and hearing evasive answers while cameras exposed the two suspects hiding merchandise despite their denials. >> Watch the video cuz there's video surveillance throughout the whole store. So >> I paid for that. >> Pay for what? >> What you got? >> Where's your receipt? >> Right here. >> So you paid for that. Everything else in the bag you paid for? >> I paid for the chicken and for the donut. >> Chicken donuts I paid for. in the soda. That's post. >> No, I know. That's what I'm saying. That's what's paid for. >> Hey, don't get mad. You walked out with stolen merchandise. I don't know why you getting mad at us. So, yeah, we're going to ask some questions. >> I just look mad at y'all. >> Well, it kind of looks like mad. You know what I mean? >> Yeah. No, I figure everything in his bag. >> She's already returned. >> Yeah. Y'all are charging us stuff that we came in with. No, they haven't. We have it on camera. >> I know, but not all of that. Not all. >> They They have you coming in with nothing. >> Yeah, because she had it all in her basket. One basket was with all of our stuff and the other basket was us shopping. Look at the camera again. She has all the bags in her basket. >> So, do you have a receipt for that stuff you want to return? Some want my phone and some I don't. We're going to get in store credit. >> Or exchange them for the right size. >> You just carry your ring cam around with you. >> I was going to give it to my friend. He made his door. I forgot to give it to him. >> What friend's he >> Oh. Mhm. >> That's mine. >> That's fine. I believe you >> over there. >> I'm just sitting your step out. What was that? >> The two suspects kept insisting some items were brought from outside, but the real shock came when meth was found in their bag. Evidence they couldn't deny. >> Step over here for me. Come over here. What's in this pocket? Mine or receipt? What about mayonnaise for my salad? >> What kind of meth is in here? Where' you Where'd you get it? So, is this ice or is this 40% 20%? What kind of is this? It got in it. >> No. >> Okay. But it's this fetamine, right? >> What is it? >> No. >> Okay. There you go. >> There you go. >> No. Is it going? If it's a certain amount, are we just going to period or we just pretend it's a certain amount or >> Well, we don't know what the amount is yet, >> but what >> we also got a felony offense right here. That's what this is. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> 410.33 cents. You ever been arrested for theft before? >> How many times? >> Three times. >> Three times. >> Okay. Any Have you ever been convicted? Can you run around to find out how convicted and >> say what? >> Convicted. >> Like, have you ever been like found guilty of theft? >> Huh? >> How many times? >> I don't know. Three or four? >> Three or four times? >> I know. >> So, you've been arrested three times, but you've been found guilty four times. >> I know they answer it. I don't know. I'm I'm guessing three or four. >> So, okay. I mean, >> in the end, both suspects were officially charged with retail theft, credit card fraud, and illegal possession of methamphetamine. With prior convictions, they face serious felony charges and the possibility of years behind bars. What do you think about these women turning petty theft into a felony case? Share your thoughts in the comments below. Next comes the absurd case where someone ends up in jail over just $1. Hey. Hey. >> On September 10th, 2025, Kowani, Illinois police were dispatched to a gas station after reports of a bizarre dispute. A customer furious over just a $1 pizza cooking fee. Watch how this minor issue spiraled completely out of control. >> He charged me for a pizza. Now he telling me I owe him a dollar. I don't even want the pizza. He left. Him and his wife just left. some black girl in there and they didn't give me my $12 back. So, I want my money back. I don't want the piece. I don't even trust the beast. >> She rude as [ __ ] >> I don't care. >> And you already know. I don't even play with people. So, now she got to wait till somebody get a refund from gold. I'm not getting my [ __ ] >> Okay. So, >> I'm on my money. I'm not damn pizza. >> I ordered a pizza. I ordered a pizza about 30 40 minutes ago. They didn't tell me that it was a dollar fee. They should have told me that. She told me to come back. I told them I was going to send my my stepdaddy up here to get the pizza. She gets on the phone telling me about a dollar. I said, "What the doctor for? I already paid for the piece." Go to receipt right here. I got some other kids and ate that already. That was 40 minutes ago. I don't even want the piece. I don't trust the piece. >> Remind you. >> Can I get my $12? They left. >> She dealt with gold. She dealt with >> From a trivial matter, the group of three began loudly demanding their $12 back. Refusing to trust the freshlymade pizza. They insisted they'd been deceived, blamed the staff, and flatly refused to leave. >> Here's the deal. As you engaged in a transaction that made something that expires or goes bad. So, they made this pizza for you. >> I don't know. I don't trust it. You >> I know, but you can't return something that is like made. >> You eat. I want >> I don't want to eat it. I mean, >> I don't want to eat it. >> You already made this. >> Well, they should have stayed here when the police came. Said the police came, I need my money. >> I don't I don't want the pizza. I don't even trust >> a lie. It's a lie. >> It's the principle. I want my $20 back. I don't want the pizza. >> Okay. >> It's the principle of the situation. That's why I'm not getting a >> You can have your pizza. >> I don't want that pizza. >> Then you need to leave. >> Yeah. You need to give me my >> I'm not giving you anything. You need to leave or you'll be under arrest for trespassing. >> Ain't nobody trespassing. >> Nobody trespassing. You are now being told to leave. >> You're now being trespassed. >> Police tried to explain that this was only a civil dispute, but the group refused to listen. When asked to leave the store, they resisted. The heated argument quickly erupted into chaos. [Music] [Applause] You're under arrest. >> You're under arrest. >> Don't touch it. Don't touch my [ __ ] >> You're under arrest. My sister [Music] get back right now. >> Turn around. right now. >> We need assistance right now, bro. Go to jail, bro. Get >> back. Back it up right now. >> Stop right now. >> Stop moving. right now. >> You are under arrest now, too. >> Stop touching me. Let me go. >> Get my stuff. >> Get my stuff. Stay back right now. >> Get my stuff. Get my stuff. Get my stuff. >> Bro, let me stand up, please. >> Okay, you said you're back. >> I'm getting very irritated, bro. Stand up. >> You're getting my car. >> Turn around. >> You have my phone. >> Passenger side of my car. >> Oh my god. Bro, this [ __ ] is just [ __ ] [ __ ] bro. For real. >> Then y'all just want to [ __ ] slam me on the ground like, bro, this >> Yes. You hit me in the face >> because you got my sister, bro. >> If she would obey, she'd be walking out the police department in 15 minutes. Now you're going to jail. >> Instead of cooperating, the suspect's relatives rushed in to interfere, screaming and struggling, making the situation even more tense. Police were forced to subdue the entire group amid curses and violent resistance. >> Let me go. >> Nope. >> I see the whole group. Let me go. You're not even supposed to be touching me. You're not even the one. Record this. Record this. >> You put your hands on me. >> He did. He did. >> And I didn't even do anything. >> You're not even supposed to be touching me. >> You a hoe. >> You're not even supposed to be touching me. You a hoe. >> You're a hoe. You're not even supposed to be touching. [Music] >> No. No. Look more. >> I'm getting into anything. You might not think you're supposed to touch me. >> Yep. >> You think you're supposed to touch me. You a whole woman. You push me. >> Stand up. Get up. Y'all touching on me. Y'all need to take these handcuffs out. >> Walk to that car. No. Walk to that car. Call my lawyer. >> Okay. You can call your lawyer. >> Call my lawyer. Make sure they know. >> I'm in the middle of >> a injury officer. >> And he pushed me. So I didn't put my hands up. 104. >> What's your name? >> Get all their names. >> Sit down now. Have a seat. Sit down, please. >> Sit down in the car. >> What are they name? >> Sit down in the car. >> Sit down in the car. Get in the car. >> I am in the car. >> His name is King. >> Sit down. >> His name is Brier. back so I can be on your >> step back. You can record just back there. Okay. >> Get in the car. Get in the car. We have We have you in the car. Get in the car. You don't want to push Don't touch. >> Just step back. You can record. You can record. Just step back. >> Don't touch me. >> You can record. Just step back there. I'm not going to touch you. I'm not going to touch you. Just step back the [ __ ] out of your [ __ ] Don't touch. The suspect screamed, "Call a lawyer." and accused police of using force. But their resistance only made things worse. One woman even damaged store property, prompting staff to demand charges of criminal damage, leaving officers with no choice but to arrest her as well. Was anything damaged? >> Um, she just knocked all the [ __ ] over. I'm going pick it up. >> Do you want her charge of criminal damage? >> Yes. >> All right. >> Yep. >> 95. I'm not under arrest. >> You're going to be under arrested. >> Don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm not under. >> Yes, you are. We're telling you right now, you are. >> Don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. >> Do not take her to the ground right now. Take her to the ground. >> Hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Don't stepping on my glasses. I need my glasses. >> Hands behind your back. >> Can I have my glasses? >> Yes, ma'am. Without your glasses without my glasses. We'll get your glasses. >> Second pair. >> That's all I got right now. >> Could you let me go outside, son? Let me go. >> Nope. Sit in the car. >> Oh, you don't have a cage or >> kind of have a cage? >> I don't. >> Do you want to use a different car? >> Yeah. >> He doesn't have a cage. Can we put him in one of your cars? your car. >> I'm not here. >> I don't know. >> In the end, all three were escorted to the station in a state of chaos. They now face a series of serious charges. Assaulting police officers, resisting arrest, and obstruction of justice. From a single $1 pizza fee, the group turned themselves into criminals. And the price to pay is a heavy criminal record. 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. >> This is my job. Stop saying that. >> Better sit down. You're just going to >> No, you shut the you pig. You're hurting me. >> Stop. On February 12th, 2023, officers responded to a report from a convenience store after a fired employee clashed with another worker, unaware he was her manager, and then refused to leave, igniting a volatile standoff. >> I just met him today. Don didn't inform me that he was the manager. >> Okay. Is he in charge? No. >> Don didn't tell me that. >> I mean I mean, are you are you guys >> I just met him today. >> Okay, that's fine. Were you guys the only two people here? >> Yes. >> Yes. And he's he's >> this is my first time anyway. >> Okay. Well, just we'll just stay over. We can hang out back here. That's fine. >> How you doing? >> I'm sorry. >> She's been extremely disrespectful. I was like, just go home. She's been my leave. So, >> you know, cuz he's in charge and he's telling you to leave. >> I'm just mad today. >> What's her name? >> I don't even know her name. Can't get her name. >> Oh, is this her first day? >> His first day with me at least. I know heard from other managers that she can be a pain. >> Oh. Shakala Humphrey insisted she didn't know about the new managers, but he revealed she had already been causing trouble with customers and co-workers despite only two weeks on the job. When told to leave her shift, Shakula flatly refused, claiming she would only take orders from another manager. >> Hello. >> Hi. Hi. >> She's on the phone with the boss. >> She only worked there two weeks. Okay. >> So, he's I mean, he's definitely the one in charge. Does he not know her? >> What does he know? >> He's he's like a manager. You kicked him out of the store. afraid. No, he doesn't. >> You said he's from another store, but I didn't know that. I don't know what's his issue, but he keeps jumping in front of me and jumping to my register and I told him I didn't like that. >> What was she doing? Was she making their day hard and it has to be like there's an older gentleman like around 50 60. He has his ID cuz he's buying my cigarettes or something. And instead of just scanning ID, she's just here like, "Can I hold it in my hand?" And he's like, "You can't just scan it. It's right here in my hands." You know, like just scan the card and just start back and forth and back and forth. I said just calm cuz I'm not dealing with it. You just She already had four people walk away. Most of one of them was regulars. >> Then he tried to send me home and I told him I'm not going home unless Don tells me to cuz you're not my manager. >> Can I Can I talk to her real quick? >> Yes. >> Wait, you got to go. Okay. >> You have to leave um for the night. She's going to contact you again. Maybe you guys can talk about it tomorrow. But she doesn't want you here either. She wants you to go. >> She didn't say anything. >> She just she she just said that to me that she has to tell you to leave for the night. We're going to need you to go. Okay. Hello. See you again. >> Police repeatedly urged Shakula to leave. But instead of cooperating, she stalled, dragging out the register count and continuously resisting their orders. >> They want you to leave. >> Okay. And I'm going to leave. >> Okay. Well, let's go. >> We'll leave. We'll leave when they leave. When you leave. >> We've been rude to you or any type of way to you. >> We've been very patient. We've been very patient with you. >> All right, let's go. >> You know the property. You're not doing this, >> Shaqula. There's no reason to act like this. >> If that's the case, I would like to file a complaint. >> A complaint for what? >> Because he's filing charges against you. >> No one's filing charges against you. Hey, stop. Don't talk to her. >> Just don't even engage. I just want him to Shaquille, you've been doing this for about 5 10 minutes now. >> Well, he can get it done for you. We can't stand here and wait for you to leave all night. >> Did I hurt you? Did I hurt him? >> I didn't say you did, but they want you to go. Now this didn't cause any harm. >> I didn't say you were causing anything. Did I say you were causing harm? But this is still private property. So if they say you have to leave, you have to leave >> here all day. You clocked out and we're about to walk out the door. You're not even getting paid to do what you're doing right now. You're just playing games. >> I just talked to your manager. She said it was is up to you what you wanted to do. >> Okay. All right. You're in. After 29 minutes of failed persuasion, officers had enough and moved in for the arrest, igniting a furious outburst that escalated into pure chaos. >> All right, can you fix this up? >> No. >> No, you're done. >> This was really dumb. >> You're under arrest. Turn around. >> Stop it. >> Turn around. Like, this is so dumb. >> All you have to do is walk out of the store. Shquila, stop walking away. Shaqula, stop it. >> It's on her purse. >> Oh, it's on her purse. Yeah, it's fine. Get away from me. >> You're under you're under arrest. >> I'm trying to double lock your handcuffs. Stop. >> Stop moving. >> Get off me. >> Did nobody tell y'all to come here and do this? >> People did tell us to come here. You're boss. >> I didn't see you. >> Okay. Well, we explained it like four times. You just don't want to listen. >> Trespassing. No. >> Trespassing. I work here. >> It's private property. You don't just get to stay here. It's not your building. >> On the way to the station, the stubborn woman still wouldn't relent, throwing tantrums and hurling blame at the officers non-stop. If I take this handcuff off you, you're going to sit still. >> No, you don't take the handcuff off me like this. >> We're going to get the bag off your back. >> The bag isn't even on my back. It's in my hand. >> I know. And we're going to get it out of your hand. >> You're hurting me. >> It's stuck on. >> You're hurting me. >> Stop it. >> Stop tightening up the cuff. >> No one's tightening the cuff. >> You're hurting me. >> Okay, Shquila, stop it. Shquila, let go of the bag. You want to believe me when I let go of the bag. >> Y'all don't want to hurt me. >> No one wants to hurt you. Let go of the Okay, we're just going to Thank you, man. He's going to cut it off. >> Don't you cut my bag. Don't threaten me like that. That's a threat. >> It's not a threat. >> Shut the door. What the you got to do? >> Your mom. >> I would like to call my dad. I didn't even do nothing to that light-skinned mother. >> She came off as arrogant, hurling insults and even racist remarks. But wait, her string of foolish actions was only just beginning. >> Just walk into the jail, please. >> Put my coat away. >> Just walk in jail. >> Just go. >> Walk in the jail and stop. >> Shila, get up. Okay, this is stupid. >> Okay, you're going to get charged with more things if you don't stop me. >> Okay, you just need me in the groin. You're done. >> Get off of me. >> All right, stop. >> Get off of me. Get off. Get off of me. Get me off of me. >> I lost my handcuff key earlier. Give me handcuff. Girl, no. No. Leave it on her. >> Get off of me. Y'all keep me. I'm trying to war. >> Turn over. >> Don't touch me. >> Okay. If you >> don't touch me on the ground, >> don't touch me. >> The way you're acting right now is aing with your mama. >> Thank you for sitting down. >> I'm sick of y'all with me. Everybody keep with me. Leave me the alone. I'm just serious. The officers grew exhausted with her stubbornness as Shakula kept cursing, claiming harassment, and demanding to call her father. She tried to play the victim, but the evidence showed blatant resistance. I'm 24 that uh you know, I just closed at 29 hours. >> Trespassing. Trespassing is my job. Stop saying that. >> Sit down. You're just going to >> No, you shut the you pig. Stop laughing like it's funny. >> I'm definitely not laughing. Trust me. >> I'm tired of this. I didn't evening do nothing. >> Evan, the charges are trespassing. >> Just sit down. >> Stop saying that. Don't touch me. Then don't walk at me. Sit down and be quiet. >> I don't like you. I saw you as a threat. >> I'm not threaten. >> I'm serious. I don't like you. >> Okay. >> All right. said, >> "Stay the [ __ ] away from me. I'm dead ass serious." >> All right, listen. Are you going to stop saying nothing and come at me? >> Stop talking to me. You already know. >> I don't know anything. >> Stop talking to me. Go say that. As soon as you cooperate, get out of here. Do your job. >> As officers prepared to book her into jail, the suspect lashed out, inflicting pain on them with her reckless outbursts. >> For real. Don't touch me. No, he just touched my breast. She will go in my pocket. Don't touch me. I'm dead serious. Don't You're hurting me. What you >> Stoping. >> Just stand there. Relax. >> You hurt me. You're doing it on purpose. >> You can't You hurt me. You hurt. >> Okay, Shaquila, you need to relax. >> He's hurting me. You're hurting. >> Do not stomp on my foot. >> Watch. I'm going to try to bite you. I'm about to call my dad. >> Get off of me. I don't want you touching me. You fighting in my privacy. I want to bite you if you don't get off me. You bite me. >> Touch my boobs. That's sexual harassment. Get off of me. In the end, Shakula Humphrey was charged with criminal trespass, resisting arrest, and assaulting police officers, facing up to 18 months in prison along with thousands of dollars in fines. Shakala Humphrey's case is a stark reminder. One moment of stubborn defiance can ruin your future because the law never spares reckless violence. Next is the case of a woman left helpless when she could no longer deny her crime. >> Oh, good job. Hey. Hey. >> We're not going to have any >> We're not going to have any. >> On January 31st, 2025, officers responded to a workplace incident involving an employee who went out of control, attacking co-workers and damaging property. Two employees tried to restrain her until officers arrived. Here's what happened next. >> Is there anyone injured? >> No. No. >> Okay. Can we talk over there? Maybe. >> Yes. This is Jenny. >> I'll talk to Jenny real quick. >> Will you just see if anybody get physically? >> Hi. Hi. >> You're Jenny? >> Yes. >> Okay. What's going on today? >> Nothing. I I was telling my supervisor nothing's going on. And she told me that I seemed out of it. And I was like, I'm tired. I work two jobs. Like, it's Friday. like I have to go to my other job, my yoga studio, and clean up and go to work. >> Sure. >> That's it. >> That's understandable. >> And that was it. >> And that was it. >> Um, did did you physically go after anybody? Did anybody physically go after you? >> Uhhuh. They just I just kept asking them like, "What's wrong? Like I didn't do anything. Like what's wrong with it?" And I I just kept pleading to them. Mom's like, "I didn't do anything." >> The suspect, Jenny, denied any violence, claiming she was just tired from working two jobs and misunderstood. >> But her glazed eyes and sluggish responses immediately raised officer suspicions. >> No. >> Okay. Have you had anything to drink? >> No. >> Okay. Do you are you somebody that does drink alcohol? >> Occasionally, but not today. >> No. What about um any type of like medicine you're on or anything like that? >> Nothing. >> Nothing. Okay. >> Nothing. So, you just feel tired? >> Um, could be, but this is every Friday. Like, this is something. >> At first, Jenny seemed cooperative. When officers noticed signs she had been drinking, they urged her to call an Uber or a relative instead of driving. From that moment, her attitude began to shift. >> I mean, I'm fine. I'm just telling you like if you need >> You're not to drive. I'm talking to you. >> No, I'm going to tell you right now. I'm fine. M you're not fine to drive. >> I'm going to tell you right now I'm fine. >> I know that's what you're telling me, but I can tell like just the communication I've had with you, you're not okay to drive. >> Okay. So, like the best plan is for you to give me an Uber. >> Where's your phone at? You want to grab >> Why don't you grab your stuff and call yourself an Uber? >> Okay. >> Pretty good. Oh, good job. Hey, >> we're not going to have any We're not going to have any good. >> When taken outside, Jenny began to lash out after learning she was fired. A string of foolish actions forced officers to restrain her immediately. >> Keep walking. >> Good job. >> Keep walking. >> Hey, keep walking. All right, that's it. >> Wait, [Applause] do you think we're going to get caught? >> All right, don't move. I'm going to make these so they don't tighten up on you. Okay, >> come. >> I'll grab your stuff. >> No, no, no. I'll grab your stuff. >> Officer, please. >> I'll grab your stuff. >> Jenny was handcuffed and taken away in a state of complete chaos, hurling insults and kicking at co-workers, forcing officers to step in firmly to ensure safety. >> Don't you ugly. >> Let's go. You ugly. You were disgusting. >> You were the most terrible manager ever. You never gave me teeth. You were terrible. >> I will you up you up. >> 132. Give me a second. >> Shut the up. >> Shut the up. You stupid. Did you get hit, ma'am? >> Okay. >> Yeah, she did. Good thing. >> I have to check you before you get in my car. >> Go ahead. >> Please don't kick me. Please don't do anything by >> I'm not doing to you. Just do it. Just shut the door. Just [ __ ] do it. >> Ma'am, you have nothing to worry about. Shut the [ __ ] sit back for me, please. >> I'm setting. What the am I going to do? >> In the end, Jenny was charged with assaulting co-workers and police officers along with property damage, facing up to three to eight years in prison. Her case is a harsh reminder that one moment of lost control can destroy a career and lead straight to prison. Next, let's see the case of a senior employee ruins her own career. >> I work full time. I take care of two kids and you got cops out here out of my house. I bought you that vehicle. I have mine and got one in the yard. >> What are you? >> On September 12th, police responded to a call from the store's loss prevention team. A dishonest manager was exposed after orchestrating a year-long scheme, costing the store over $9,000. Let's see what they uncovered in the investigation. This is the full story. We've been doing um transaction voids, allowing people to go through the selfch checkout and then allowing them to leave with merchandise after she voids it out. >> Okay. >> She says she's it's just a friend that she's trying to help out that she feels that he's taking advantage of her own. >> So there's someone else involved. >> Yeah. She has a couple ch children. She is married. She has admitted to $10,000 >> over what time? >> The last nine months that she's >> Okay. >> So, just in the course of these four days, about a thousand bucks. >> So, you've gone through and highlighted the ones that are involving her. >> Yeah. The store manager validated. He's verified them on video. She's been very cooperative. >> When police arrived, security revealed how she drained $10,000 from the store over 9 months. But the twist, she wasn't acting alone. >> Okay. What are you seeing on the video? Are you seeing the same individual? >> Same individual. Yeah. Guy will come in at night and go through the selfch checkckout. She'll be in tandem with them. Void out the transaction, take the cart, walk out with it. >> Okay. We can I can we can show you one of the videos too once we get everything wrapped up so you can see. >> Yeah, I should probably look at one of them. >> Yep. >> Witnesses said surveillance showed her teaming with a familiar man at selfch checkckout, calmly pushing carts out. Then police confronted Jessica. Watch how she reacted. >> Jessica, hi. I'm officer Belzer. Um, >> can I close this? >> Do you want Do you want to um do you want to hang out here, sir? >> Yeah, I can do that. >> So, >> yes. >> You know why I'm here? >> Yep. >> I'm just going to tell you right off the bat. Um, I don't know how this will play out. >> Okay. as far as is this going to be a larger investigation that our detectives will handle or this is something that I'm going to be arresting you taking you to jail tonight. >> Hey, can you help me out with this? And I should have just said no. >> Did you ever get anything in return from him? >> No. >> Did you ever abort a transaction that you kept for yourself? >> No, sir. Okay. So, in the course of this, you never received anything in exchange for what you were doing. >> Do you want to identify this individual? >> Do I have to identify him? I mean, you have his face posited all over the camera right there. >> From the start, Jessica cooperated and gave up her accomplice, but strangely claims she only helped, never taking any money herself. >> 6 foot something, 200 plusb male balding. almost a penny. Also, if you happen to find him, because like I said, guys, him being my friend, >> you can also give that back to him. He asked me to hold it. >> Okay. Well, I don't want to be in possession of that. >> I I don't want it either cuz if I'm never going to see him again, I don't want to keep it. >> Well, you two have an established relationship, so I'll let that property remain with you. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Do you swear and affirm that this statement is true and accurate to the best of your knowledge? >> Yes, sir. Days later, police caught her accomplice returning to the store. He immediately denied involvement, forcing officers to dig deeper. >> I guess I'm getting arrested because the I don't even know what I did at Dollar General. >> Okay. Do you have any ID on you? >> Yes. >> I said Chris, I'm getting arrested. >> Are you talking to me or talking to the person on the phone? >> I'm talking to the person on the phone. I'm talking to my mother. >> Okay. Do you mind talking to me first? >> I'll call you back. Okay. I was here earlier. >> Yes. >> You are suspected in several thefts. >> How was I suspect in a theft? I don't remember. I'm not aware of doing anything cuz everything I know I get I paid for >> previously. >> I don't recall doing anything. >> Okay. Do you know any of the workers here? >> I know Jeff. Actually, I know basically everybody that worked here. >> Here's here's the here's the deal. I'm not arresting you. >> Okay. >> You are suspected in several thefts. >> Okay. >> It is being investigated. Okay. >> They do want to pursue charges. >> Okay. I'm trespassing and coming in this door. >> They don't want you here for a year. >> Okay. >> So, on on their behalf, I'm issuing you a trespass right now. >> Okay. Can I at least go in there and get my bread that I >> Yeah, I'll let you take your bread that you paid for. All right. So, here's the other thing. A detective is probably going to want to talk is going to want to talk to you. >> Okay. >> So, you told me you haven't done anything. >> Not that I'm aware of cuz I know everything. I have food stamps and I work daily jobs and I get paid for my daily job. Okay. So, if a detective wants to talk to you, how do they reach you? So, you >> I can give you my phone number. >> Okay. What's your phone number? >> Honestly, my honest opinion, I don't like you guys. I hate you guys. >> A lot of people do. >> So, just keep in mind, >> don't come on the property. Don't >> No, no, no. We already talked about that. Okay. So, when a detective comes to talk to you, it would benefit you ultimately to talk to them. >> Okay. >> I know you don't want to talk to me right now. You don't like the police. someone. >> I will do that. >> Okay. Do you have any questions for me? >> No, I do not, officer. >> Okay. >> Police let him walk after he agreed to speak with detectives discreetly. That same day, with solid proof, Jessica was arrested, her kindness exposed as organized theft. >> Is it because of my former job? >> It's a It's scheme to defraud warrant. >> So, you have a warrant. Okay. >> Wait, what? >> She has two kids in the back. >> Okay. >> Wait, what? What's going on? >> Like I said, we can do this over here as long as she cooperates. >> Okay. What? >> All right. >> I'll I'll explain it to you in a second. Okay. >> So, just give me a second if we want to do this over here. >> Okay. I understand. We'll do this over here. Okay. >> And I'll explain it to you here in a second. >> Hold on. >> All right. Hang on. [Music] >> Are you kidding me? >> So, you know what this is about then? >> Yes. >> I told you to be honest with me. I didn't know what to tell you about being mad at me. Kill me. Should I help somebody die? >> What are you doing? >> Here's the thing. I don't know what the case entails, but it's a scheme to defraud. That's all I know. All I know is what the charges. >> Jessica was escorted away immediately while her husband looked shocked and began to break down in disappointment. >> What are we going to do with the children? Are you Are you guys together? >> Yeah. Yes. A man for nine years, bro. What the stupid >> Hey, are these both of your guys' kids? >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Okay. All right. So, the biological kids are biological, man. I know. So, where where are you guys going to take her? >> To the SSO jail. Sarasota County Sheriff's Office. >> Wait, what? >> Yeah. Why you think you in handcuffs to not? >> I was told that I was not going to be arrested if I was cooperative. Then I have been >> have an active warrant. So, apparently at some point you might have not been cooperative. >> I didn't know I had an active warrant. >> She worked as a manager of the store though. >> Okay. So, I don't I don't know any of this weird shady that's happening right here. Look, full time. I take care of two kids and you got cops out here out of my house. I bought you that vehicle. I have mine and that one in the yard. >> What are you thinking? >> You let me talk. >> In the end, Jessica, the store manager, was formally charged with scheme to defraud involving more than $10,000 in losses, facing serious criminal penalties. Her male accomplice was also indicted for organized retail theft after surveillance footage exposed their scheme. This case is a stark reminder. Greed and deception can destroy your career, family, and freedom in an instant. No one escapes justice. 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