Hey, we got to talk to you. >> No, you don't. >> Get your hands behind your ass. >> Get your hands out of your freedom. >> I don't care. YOU CANNOT ARREST NOBODY. >> HEY, HE ABOUT to arrest me. >> NO MOTHER. I'M NOT. I WAS GOING TO go get my [ __ ] OUT OF HERE. >> Blatant lies in stores turned into chaotic battlegrounds. That was what happened when shoplifterss were suddenly caught red-handed by police. What fate awaited them in the end? All of it unfolded in today's video. Cops surprise stop shoplifterss before they even realize it live. Every moment was recorded and we are this is law. Don't forget to like and subscribe. Beginning with this shameless woman. >> Perfect. Did you like So these items are here all purchases that you made or >> Yeah, that Well, that was expired. That's like being outside. I'm sorry. >> You didn't pay for them? >> No. >> Okay. >> I got really bad. >> Okay. On January 11th, 2025, officers received a report from Target about a woman who committed retail theft there. According to the report, she filled a cart with merchandise, then loaded everything into a gray Honda CRV and fled. Based on the vehicle description, officers tracked her down and confronted her with the full evidence. Watch how the suspect reacted. >> Hi. Hi, Derek. Yeah. Just really quick question. So you said that you did visit Target today, correct? >> Yeah, return. Is that picture you? >> Yes. >> Yes. Okay. Um, so >> I was going to make some returns. >> Okay, perfect. Did you like So these items are here all purchases that you made or >> Yeah, like the Well, that was expired. That's like the >> Do you have the receipt for that? >> I do. Yeah. Did you want to throw it away? I can go find it. I'm sorry. >> Okay. So, um, >> yeah, I had gone in to make returns, but there was like a really long line. >> Okay. >> So, I just decided to come back later. >> Gotcha. Okay. And then this is your vehicle as well? >> That's me. Yes. >> Okay, perfect. And that's what you drove over there? >> Yes. >> Okay, awesome. So, really quickly, here's the discrepancy. We've we we got a call from Target. >> Oh, sure. Okay. >> Um video shows I've I've seen the video. They showed me >> taking items not passing a register at all, not going up to the front at all to pay for any of those items. >> Oh. >> And you walked in. >> Yeah. >> And I can tell by your reaction right now that you kind of >> Well, I went in. I had to go to the bathroom really bad. I was going to go do the return, but then I, you know, I went shopping. I grabbed a couple pouches. When I came back, I'd go to the bathroom. >> So, where did all these items come from that were in that in that cart? >> What was being returned? Like those diapers? >> The woman claimed that the items in her cart were products she had brought in to return. But what she did not realize was that the officers already knew everything. >> Baby, the thing is is that when you walked in, you didn't have anything there. You you walked in with nothing. >> Oh dear. Okay. Yeah, a cart. I mean, I know that you have the cart, but when you the video shows you walking into Target, you have nothing. You grab a cart, you grab a tote, and you fill up that tote with a bunch of items. Now, where is that tote with a bunch of items? >> I do have the tote. >> Okay. Inside. Yes. >> Okay. So, be honest with me. >> Yeah. >> Did you pay for any of those items or did you just walk out with them? >> Being honest, I did not. I'm sorry. >> You didn't pay for them? >> No. >> Okay. >> I got really bad stomach issues and I just had to go. I kind of pooped my pants. >> So, were we planning on returning back at all? Were we planning on >> We absolutely can and will. I just I >> So, here's the thing, though. What we have is what's done is done already. I appreciate you being honest with me. I know that it took, you know, all around that, but Target does want to pursue criminal complaints. Okay. So, with that being said, um can we get maybe get some a jacket on or, you know, some shoes on cuz you're going to have to come with us. Okay. >> Okay. Okay. My husband would like jackets. >> Okay. Right. jacket. Okay. Do I have to go? >> Yes, you're going to have to come with us. Okay. >> I like had to stay there. >> Even when her lies completely collapsed, she showed no real remorse. Instead, she seemed more concerned about whether it would damage her reputation. >> Show up with like my work. >> Um I mean, I don't know what you do for work, but your your work on that. Okay. Um so, give me a second. Let me do You want to maybe try to talk with >> Yeah, I'll go. How you doing? >> Hey, how are you? >> Yeah, everything's okay. So, we were just going to make it easy if we could just get some She's going to come back home. We just need to get some shoes and a jacket. Is that okay? >> My purse. >> I mean, you're not really going to need much, like I said. So, like I mean, we have we have their information. You can bring your purse if you'd like, but I I'm just telling you there's probably no need for it cuz you're going to be in. We'll do some fingerprints, photographs, uh get you citation written, and then go. Okay. So, >> Oh gosh. Okay. >> Is there any reason like kind of like you just didn't I mean, I know that you said that you got stuff going on, but >> really, you know. >> Yeah, for sure. Yeah. >> Okay. >> You didn't put any of the stuff away. Is the tote still there or do you guys have all the stuff? >> I don't have the tote. I did start to put things away and put everything back in it. >> Okay. Um we'll just take what back whatever the >> back. I would like to give them I would like to give them back. You know what they have. Um and I'm sure that that's the case uh with them. >> Okay. >> When her husband showed up, he did not look surprised at all. As if he had faced something like this before. He even tried to find a way to make the charges disappear. >> 8 foot right now. How much? >> So, here's the unfortunate thing is regardless of what it is, her target wants to pursue some stuff. So, um so she's going to be taken back to the station. Okay. Um >> sorry. >> No. >> Um so if you want to come meet us at the station, shouldn't take us very long. You can uh pick her up in the back. Um but she's not staying. Okay. >> Ready? >> We do need the product back. >> Yeah. So yeah, if we want to >> help me get >> she has a tote. We can come in. >> Sir, do you mind if I step in with you? >> Yeah. >> I appreciate it. >> Oh, I'm sorry. Why not bring my purse? I just bought my >> I saw her open it. So >> Oh, I'm sorry. >> Are you sure that you want to bring all this? Like I said, like you're going to be in and out and you can bring your phone. You can bring your phone. >> Phone and ID. That's really all you need right now. >> Okay. >> And then we'll just get this back to your husband. Okay. >> Okay. >> And then hold on one second. I'm going to search you the rest of your pockets. You just got some gloves in there. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I'll get the Oh, I just saw your your jacket. You didn't have anything else on you, did you? >> No. >> I'm going to put this in your your jacket pocket. Okay. Cuz I got to hold on to your stuff or I'm just going to >> keep it up with me in front. Okay. I'm just going to make sure that they have the stuff back. Okay. I do. I have your wallet and I have your phone. Okay. It's the whole case >> for it. Yeah. >> So, >> do you think they'd let me pay for it? >> That's something I'd have to call Target for it. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, we'll just take that step by step when we get back there. I'll make some phone calls for you. >> Shortly after she was escorted away and officers explained to her the consequences she was now facing. I'm going to have you take these thumbs off there. Okay. >> Take one step back. >> Perfect. Take a seat. Okay. >> Okay. All right. We should be very far. So, just give us a minute. Okay. Thank you. Is it? Thank you. >> We're on route back to the station. >> Everything over. >> Yep. So, like I said, we're going to go in um going to get you a court date um some information, get a fingerprint and photograph, and then you should be able to go. Usually isn't uh too long of a process. Okay. That's up to the judge >> once we do our stuff. That's up to them as far as uh what goes on. >> In the end, the woman was charged with retail theft. A moment of dishonesty can turn into a lasting legal consequence. No excuse can erase clear evidence, and protecting your reputation starts with making the right choice before it's too late. Worse, this woman was not even normal at all. >> No, it's called there's laws. >> Are you a president? >> Are you diagnosed with anything? >> Schizophrenia? >> No. >> On July 3rd, 2025, officers were dispatched to a gas station store after receiving reports that a woman attempted to steal items and caused a disturbance there. To better understand her behavior, listen to this employee describe what happened. doing bro just coming and just falling being in the steal the things and >> she's ready to get run over. She don't watch what she's doing. >> First she steal the things and at the morning one of the my customer is uh standing over at the counter and he she come and he asked her give the money. He just I don't have money. She just slap them slap on the phone. Slap the person here my boss. >> Hello. Hey, how you doing sir? >> Good sir. How are you? >> So what's going on with this female here? She comes in since morning to the stores, takes a stop, grab and run away. And then they tell them to leave her. She doesn't go. And once you see you guys or she sees like somebody's coming or this I start calling, she goes out of the store and we she's banned from our store. >> Who banned her? >> Tell her. I don't know. Can you guys tell her or >> Yeah, I'll tell her. >> The woman standing in the distance was the very suspect officers were looking for. She showed no sign of remorse, lingered around the area, and even seemed ready to escalate the situation further. Watch out. You got a car right there. No. >> Okay, let's get out of the street. >> Well, you can't go on the property. >> I can't. >> Huh? >> You can't. You're banned. So, what's going on today? >> Well, hold on. You're not free to go. >> What's the rule? >> You're not free to go. You're not. Just tell her I'm Hey, don't come back over here anymore. You come back here, you're going to be arrested. >> Yes, you will. I have freedom. I have you cannot arrest nobody. >> She's at 43. I've dealt with her I think one time before. I can't remember where. This is business. He don't want you here. >> Can't understand what you're saying. >> This is He works here. His owner said he don't want you here. You're not allowed. >> I just talked to him on the phone. >> He's not the owner. >> Do not come back on the property. It's as simple as that. I don't have a warrant cuz I can't arrest you. >> Oh, okay. You want to step foot on the property? >> What? >> Don't step foot on the property. You'll be arrested. >> I can if I want to. >> No, you don't. >> No. It's called There's laws. >> Are you on the president? >> Huh? Are you on the president? >> Can you get out of the street? Can you get out of the street? >> You said the laws. Are you on the president? >> Well, I see why she was in the hospital. >> It was clear her disruptive behavior needed no further explanation. Officers quickly moved in to arrest her, but she refused to make it easy. Put your hands on top of your head. >> No. >> Yes. >> Would you like to get tased cuz I'll tase your ass. >> Put your hands on top of your head right now. >> All right, I'm going. No. She told me TO GO HOME. SHE >> HEY, HE ABOUT TO arrest me. >> You're under. No. I'm not. I'm going to go get my >> man. Move. Move. >> Tell him to get off me. >> Stop. Move. >> Move. >> Stop. Stop. >> Got one. >> Move. Move. Move. >> You're going to go on the ground in about >> Stop. Move, man. Move. >> Stop. >> You're about to go on the ground. You're about to go on the ground here. >> STOP. >> MOVE. I WAS GOING TO GET MY [ __ ] >> NO, you're not. >> I was going to get my [ __ ] Move. >> Put it out. Yep. >> Yep. What's wrong? I arrest you. I told you >> it's not the law. It's not the law. >> I got it. What you acting crazy, bud? This is ridiculous. Now you got a resisting charge. >> That's not a charge. >> That's not a [ __ ] charge. >> You're going to jail. >> So stupid. Right after the handcuffs were secured, the woman calmed down slightly and she offered a brief explanation for her own instability. >> What? Why are you acting this way? Seriously, >> what do you mean? >> Why'd you have to do that? >> What do you mean? Huh? >> What did you just go to the hospital for? >> I just want meds. >> What'd you need your meds for? >> My hallucination. >> What do you suffer from? Schizophrenia? >> Yeah. >> Jasmine heart. Jasmine, what are you doing this for? Where are you staying at right now? >> Ger blame. Quit trying to pull a cuff off. You're going to hurt your wrist. So, what are you doing today in here after we told you not to come back and you came right back? Come on. We're going to stand you up. Okay. Ready? Ready? >> Yeah. >> Pull your legs up to you like your feet. Ready? >> Do you need EMS? >> Yeah. >> For what? >> I don't listen to. >> Do you have anything in your bra? >> No. >> Yeah, I know. That's what I said. >> What happened to your ear? >> I don't know. >> It's was bleeding. >> Yeah, >> pretty bad. >> Yeah. My radio turned off. That's funny. Want to spawn. Jeez. You ain't got to be doing all this. >> What'd you go to the hospital for last time? Your meds. >> What' they give? Did they give you anything? >> I'll be giving the oxygen. >> Some what? >> Some oxygen. >> Oxygen. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Hang on. Let me crack these windows. >> After that, officers returned to the store to determine their course of action regarding the suspect's behavior. >> You just want her. Do you want to do you guys want to sign charges on her for trespassing or you just want her to not come back here? >> Not come back every trespass everywhere. >> Okay. >> Because you know tomorrow is holiday so we come here. >> Okay. Thanks man. >> Hi ma'am. How you doing? >> Hi. >> My name is Sergeant Forest. I'm here to talk to you about what happened with you and the officers. Okay. Okay. Can you kind of run me through what happened? >> I just had a mart and I don't >> What happened? I mean like with when you walked onto the property. >> No, I was just talking. >> Did they tell you to leave? >> No. >> They never told you to leave? >> They were in the store or I didn't steal. >> Do you speak with the officers at all? >> No. >> Did they put their hands on you? >> No. >> Okay. How' you Can you explain how you got in handcuffs for me? >> I was struggling. >> Can you tell me what that means? >> I was shaking. >> You were shaking? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Did they tell you to put your hands behind your back or anything? No. >> Okay. Did they grab you? >> Yeah. >> Did they tell you to stop? >> Yeah. >> And what did you do when that happened? >> Um, I try to stop and then decide to put handcuffs on me. >> Did they hit you or kick you? >> No. >> Did they take you to the ground or anything? >> No. >> Are you diagnosed with anything? >> Schizophrenia. >> Schizophrenia. >> No. In addition, while verifying her information, officers discovered she had outstanding offenses in her record. Disappointingly, she did not seem to care about that either. >> Ah, squirrel gone. >> Going to jail. >> What? >> For what? I told you two warrants out of Akran and you just got two more charges today. You don't have anything on your body? >> No. >> Cuz you're going to go through a scanner. Okay. >> Uh, she threatened me that she was going to me, so I'll beat the out of her. >> I'll talk to you. I'll talk to you in a second. >> Yeah. He said, "Is it a Jew? It's a June wall. Let me go get my gun." >> I went in the store. I was in this store, but they said their cameras didn't work, but she hit me for no reason. I was walking out. She was standing in front of the door like this and I went to go around her. I don't know if she had something in her hand or something. >> They're on that corner up there on the hood. I don't know her name. I don't know her. So, I had to do this. So, um she hit me and um after that, we just started fighting. Well, some dude came in there and helped her. Like, she's pulling my hair and he's grabbing >> you. You needed to report her so you can get her name on her. >> I want to press charges on her and um they told me the only way I had to do it. >> Why did you go to jail? >> Because I pulled a gun. I went back to the dude grabbed me up and I pulled a gun out. I went back and he came back. >> Finally, she was ultimately charged with criminal trespassing, resisting arrest, obstructing justice, and battery on a police officer. Ignoring warnings, refusing accountability, and neglecting personal health only escalate problems. Taking responsibility early could prevent a difficult situation from turning into a lifealtering mistake. Even more astonishingly, she turned Walmart into her own personal wrestling arena. >> I'm going to pay for everything. I just spent $500 a year. Okay. >> 250 in one line. >> GET YOUR HANDS ON YOUR FACE. >> Get your hands. On August 24th, 2024, police received a call from Walmart reporting that a woman had altered item prices at the selfch checkout before walking out of the store. Shockingly, she returned moments later and attempted to process a refund. By then, officers had already been waiting outside, anticipating her appearance. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> What's that? >> She's at the service desk right now. >> Okay. What's going on? >> Um, she just tried stealing. She was using a different ticket. super cheap ticket for a bunch of clothes. >> Okay. >> We pull her in here stuck off instead of being return. >> Okay. So, she has So, she has a legitimate return right now. >> She's returning. Well, she never paid for the items. So, she's returning the stuff that she used. So, she used like $10 short ticket, right? She had return. >> Hi. >> Hey. The woman greeted the officers warmly, but it seems she quickly realized what was unfolding as her demeanor shifted and her lack of cooperation became unmistakably clear. >> We got to talk to you. >> No, you don't. Hold on. Don't don't roll with them like that because you don't know. We don't got no problem. I just got done exchanging everything. They got everything together. This was paid for. I just >> Okay. So, what's the misunderstanding? >> Cuz he said I under wrong, but they can't find these shorts. Like I told him, I'm going to pay for everything. I just spent $500 a year. Okay. >> 250 in one line and 200 in another line. He said I under wrong. But how did I under ring? So I pay for everything else full price besides two joggers. Get the out of here. And I'm telling you the same thing I told him. I don't play no games. I got all tickets. He watched everything. He said that clearly I underrun that. But I didn't. Everything is there. These shorts are she was using this ticket right here. You need to get like some sweatshirt and stuff like that. So that's why she doesn't have any she $10 ticket >> and that's when I was talking about she's saying I mean she's she has like the actual other ticket in her hand and she's like putting it in front of the thing scanning it. This is later. So >> okay. >> So she paid 40. She tried taking out. >> Oh, I guess the things that she was trying to >> The receipt with the altered prices was what gave her confidence. But just wait until you heard her response when officers pointed out that very suspicious detail. >> Well, it sounds like you didn't actually buy shorts. >> And this is what I'm telling him. I did have one pair of shorts for $5. They're in there on the counter. The other pair was army for tea. They were over there on the counter. Everything I do on this lady is over there. All the receipts, the the lounger, everything, everything is over there. Every single thing. >> So, how did how did four or five different shorts? >> Because for one, you're missing this is a totally different practice. These are all They're supposed to be on clearance, I guess. So, these are all things that I grabbed out of the store. So, that's what they run up as. And like I told him, I got all the items right there. So, if it rung up, you see I rung it plain as day. Every single item, every one. But I'm not going to. And this is what I'm saying. So all I'm saying, all you have to do is come to me. Freaking out. >> I wasn't even going to call the cops. >> And listen, I don't even >> Yeah. >> After hearing both sides of the story, officers decided to arrest the woman. But what they did not expect was that her behavior moments later would ignite pure chaos. >> All right. Um, we are going to have to take you into custody. >> You crazy for what? >> So, you came for the misery. >> Hold on. Wait. Hold on. Wait. Stop. Don't grab it. Hold on. Wait. I'm not I'm not fighting. Don't fight with me. You're under arrest. >> Excuse me. Wait. You're under arrest. Opinion. Listen. We're not going to fight. >> Stop. Because I didn't underr No. Hold on. No. >> Kenneth, you're under arrest. >> Stop. Hold on. >> You are under arrest. >> Stop. Listen. Please. I'm telling you. Listen, Miss Lady, if you don't got to do all this, >> please stop. >> You are under arrest. >> I understand that, but please stop. >> Stop fighting with us. >> I'm not fighting. I'm just telling you. >> Her actions only escalated the tension, forcing officers to issue stronger warnings and prepare to use more forceful measures moments later. >> I got taser. >> Taser. Taser. Taser. For what? FOR WHAT? WHY ARE YOU WHAT ARE you What the >> GET YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> GET YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> WHAT THE is wrong with you? What did I do? >> What are you doing? >> What are you doing? What the are you doing? What are you doing? Get your hands behind your phone. >> What are you doing? Take my phone. Take my phone. Just take my phone. >> Just take my phone. >> Put your hands. >> Take my phone. Listen. When I say you lost your mind, >> put your hand at you. >> You're under arrest. >> Why do you mean? >> Put your hands on your arrest. >> Put your hands behind. >> Tasha, please record this. Please record this because she's nearing me and punching me. Tasha, record it. >> RECORD IT. >> RECORD IT. TASHA, she's choking me. She near me. LOOK AT HER. >> LET'S GO. KENYA, >> DO IT NOW. >> You crazy. >> As the woman continued to resist, the taser appeared to have little effect, prompting officers to call for backup almost immediately. I paid for my gift card, everything. I'm not resisting. I am a pregnant woman. Why did you stay on my wrist like that? I'm a pregnant woman. Hold on. I don't got no problem not resisting. I can lay I can lay on my lay on my side. I can't lay on my phone. I'm pregnant. I can't lay on my pregnant. I'm not refusing. I'm not refusing. I am a pregnant woman. Taser. I am a pregnant woman. >> I didn't do nothing. >> I didn't do nothing. >> Relax. >> Relax. >> Listen. >> That's five times they tuck. >> That's five times they t me for nothing, y'all. For absolutely nothing. They t me for nothing. When I say for nothing that Oh, god damn. Damn. Them was some voltages on the G and I'm pregnant and she need me >> and she punched me. >> Damn. >> Kenya, just relax. >> All of this because I did not I did not steal. >> I need 216. You have an ammo coming. Why you pushing my wrist like that? >> You're not relaxed. You're fighting. She refused to accept any responsibility for her actions, even portraying herself as the victim despite the chaos she had caused. >> Hands on me. None whatsoever, Miss Lady. Because I wasn't resistant. I didn't lay on my stomach because I was pregnant. When you told me to slide down, I slid down. But I didn't get on my stomach. She punched my soul. >> Hey, for everything. Everything. That's their fault. That's their fault. They let you leave. Keep >> that in there. I was ready to leave. I paid for everything on >> our way back to a seat. >> Y'all dig all this. >> Let's wait. It's in the lower abdomen. So, let's wait. >> I paid for everything. I came in this with $500. >> You also grab it all. >> Smash that [ __ ] out. >> Snatch that [ __ ] out. All this at Walmart for me. >> Well, you're you're resisting, can you? >> I didn't resist, though. I didn't resist. I did not I I did not resist at all. She was formally charged with retail theft and resisting an officer and attempting to disarm a peace officer. When someone chooses deception over honesty, the consequences rarely stop at the original mistake. Escalating a small wrongdoing with denial and resistance only turns a minor charge into lifealtering penalties. Next, he turned his act of shoplifting into a marathon escape. >> 44. I got him. I'm waiting for my backup so I can cough. >> On June 8th, 2024, police were dispatched to Home Depot after receiving a report of a shoplifting incident. The suspect was said to have fled immediately afterward. Upon arrival at the scene, the situation quickly turned chaotic. >> Yo. Yo, come over here. Come over here. Yo, come over here. 44. I think I'm clear for you to head over. >> 44. I got him. I'm waiting for my backup so I can cough. >> Crazy [ __ ] wrong with you. We [ __ ] I got >> We're good. We're outside extra space storage. We have custody. Outside extra space. >> All right. >> Right outside extra space storage. We have custody. >> You heard EMS? The police successfully apprehended the suspect, but it seemed the recent chase had exhausted him as he was unable to stand upright at that moment. >> Yes. let you know my body count is active. Still read your rights. I have the right to salary. I think you say you can't obser law your right to attorney. You can form one provided to you. Want to say your rights? Mhm. >> You speaking Spanish? Spanish. Oh, yeah. A language barrier arose, but it did not hinder the officers as a Spanish-sp speakaking officer was promptly called to the scene. for I'll just put a >> mic off. Excuse me. Yeah, >> there you go. Shortly afterward, the officers transported the man back to Home Depot. >> You're deny. All right. He says he's fine. So, come on. >> I just want to make sure EMS again cuz he's calmer now, too. Who's there already? >> Bobby. Bobby. >> This is his episode. >> Yeah, that's actually his. >> I was We were >> The suspect was charged with shoplifting, resisting arrest, and multiple outstanding warrants totaling $3,000. Running from responsibility only made the consequences far worse. Staying calm and facing the situation honestly will always lead to a better outcome than trying to escape it. Next, the man failed in his belief that he could escape accountability. >> Better stop, brother. >> I feel like I'm being violated, bro. He just looked all at my ass, my dick, bro. I'm a gone ass, man. But he just violated me, man. >> On the 20th of March, 2024, officers received a call reporting the presence of a wanted man charged with petty theft. But the situation was far from simple as a tense pursuit immediately erupted the moment police located him. I'mma tag you. Better stop running. >> Give me your hand. Give us your hands. >> Give me your hands. >> Give us your hands. >> Hey y'all. You going to get tased for nothing. >> Give me your hands. >> I got one. Dig it out. >> Here. Help him get the other. >> All right. I busted my ass. All right. >> Still got here before James did. >> What are you talking about? >> Brand new blue jeans. >> T young always been t >> [ __ ] brand new. He got something. He's trying to hide something. I just seen tossing anything. He's definitely got something in his pocket. Like the [ __ ] pissed ass [ __ ] >> [ __ ] got some for your piss. >> You tough now with handcuffs, don't you? The man's irritating behavior only made a spectacle of himself. He showed no remorse and even continued dragging the situation out. >> We're going to get in the car. I miss you. Come on. >> Let me hold on. >> You better have a seat in the car. >> All right. Let's go. Ste, you got anything on you? No. Okay. Who's that? >> Hey, get her key, bro. >> Who? >> Hey, come get your key, bro. >> Yeah, hold that. Damn, man. Don't be graing on me. Search >> you [ __ ] home. In fact, this suspect already had an active warrant, and his decision to run this time would certainly add even more charges against him. >> Stop doing that. You are not going to do all this. It's okay. >> I got to check this. Check this [ __ ] [ __ ] Y'all going to take me to the county, [ __ ] They going to cert me in. >> You already knew that, bro. What you running for? That's another charge. >> I'm not to come right back. He's going to take mine. That's fine. Just bring him. All right. I don't know where the hell don't matter. We'll be all right. I feel like I'm being violated, bro. He just looked all at my ass, my dick, bro. I'm a gun ass, man. But you just violated me, man. >> It ain't That ain't no certain procedure. >> They not That's not in your SOP. >> Get in the car. Hey, get in the car. Shut up. Get Put him in the car. Can you put Can you please get in the car? >> I can't. We don't want to pull him in. >> My rent is out here, but I don't have >> my own. >> Why would you get another charge? tell you what's going for you. You know you're going to jail. >> Exactly. You got to pull you in the car. You going to catch on charge. It's not >> You got to want a change of address. Just get in the car. >> This is his nickel if you want it. >> I just saw drop out. >> Please see my mom, man. We'll stay here until your mom gets here. Get in the car. >> Scoot your feet in. >> Come on, Tavia. >> Let me call your mama cuz I ain't got time for this [ __ ] >> Not got time for this [ __ ] Shortly after, the man was transported to the police station to undergo the necessary procedures. Want to make sure I didn't forget this thing. Do you want to get any numbers out or anything? Okay. Yeah. >> 716 or 716. What? >> 93. >> 33. >> 93. >> 93. Anybody in particular? >> You say your mom? >> Yeah. >> She in there's mom. >> Yeah. >> Go back. The most beautiful right now. >> Oh, sorry. I got fat fingers. >> Yeah. >> Finally, he was charged with a probation warrant and obstruction of justice. Running from the police only makes a bad situation worse. One reckless decision can instantly add new charges and turn a simple warrant into a far more serious legal crisis. Next, the woman believes she had outsmarted the police with her clumsy lies. >> What's the address in Burberry? >> It's uh I don't I don't even know. >> Where did you get this check? >> It was a person that you know. >> No, I don't know. On January 15th, 2026, officers received a report from a bank about a woman attempting to cash a fraudulent check. This was what happened when police approached her. >> How you doing, Miss Py? >> Hey, >> you doing okay? >> Yeah. >> Who you talking to? >> Oh, my son. >> Your son? Tell me you call him back. >> Okay, I'll call you back. >> Okay. So, you hear us cash a check? >> Mhm. >> Yeah. Where'd you get the check from today? >> Uh, from it to pay rent. Sorry, I can't dry mouth. >> You You're picking up cash to pay rent. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Who'd you get the money from? >> From the uh uh her. >> Who's her? >> The uh Kelly uh Wiznowski. >> Kelly Wiznowski. Yeah. >> How do you know Kelly Wasnowski? >> From uh the uh apartment. >> What? >> From the apartment. >> What do you mean from the apartment? >> That's a check is for the apartment. >> You're You're paying Kelly Wisnowski? >> Yeah. >> Who would you get the money from? >> No, I am. She's paying me. >> Kelly Wnowski is paying you? >> Uh-huh. Looking closely, aside from her forced smiles, all of her statements were completely inconsistent. Based on her story, officers questioned her about several suspicious details. >> Why is she paying you rent? >> Why? >> Yeah, >> cuz that's how it goes. >> Huh? >> I I I'm I'm lost here. >> Yeah. Okay. I'm lost because I never had a problem before. Could you start over and kind of >> could you start over and and kind of explain to me what's Okay, so you have a check from who? >> From her >> from Kelly Wnowski. >> Okay. And that check is to pay rent. >> Mhm. >> If she pay her own rent. >> Yeah. But, uh, if this is like too getting too involved, can I just like >> Well, we're we're just we're just trying to get everything figured out. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> So, you know her from the building you live in? >> Yeah. >> And she gave you a check to pay rent for her, >> right? >> Or is she paying your rent? >> No, she's her. >> So, you're cashing you're cashing a check >> for her. Yeah. >> To give to whom? to me for because >> we own the building. >> You own the building. >> Okay. Where does she live? Where's the building that you own? >> In Burbank. >> What's the address in Burbank? >> It's uh I don't I don't even know. >> And you got me all like >> The woman did not even know her own information, which only raised suspicion even higher. At the same time, officers placed a call to the person whose name was listed on the check. >> Okay. >> So, how old is your son? I'm sorry. >> Could you possibly give him a call and see if they for whatever reason possibly gave a check somewhere just to confirm our >> All right. >> Okay. All right. If I have any other questions, ma'am, I'll give you a call. Okay. Okay. >> All right. Thank you. >> All right, Patrice. So, you said who gave you this check? >> She did. >> Who is she? >> Kelly Wisnowski. >> And how do you know Kelly Wnowski? >> She lives in the building. >> Which building? >> Huh? >> What's the address of this building that she lives in? >> Burbank. >> Okay. What's her address? >> I don't know it. >> You don't know it? >> But you told me you own the building, but you don't know the address. No, it's somebody gave it to me to give it to >> to cash it. >> Who gave it to you? >> Who gave it to you to cash it? >> Uh, a friend. >> What's this friend's name? >> Huh? >> What's this friend's name? >> Uh >> Uhhuh. Look, you're you're it's not looking too good for you right now. Okay. You're cashing a check. Fraudulent check. Okay. That's a crime. Do you understand what I'm telling you? >> Yeah. At that moment, her face could no longer hide the anxiety and fear. She admitted a small part of the truth, but it still did nothing to make the situation any clearer. >> Okay, so who's this friend that gave you this check? >> Uh, don't know. Let's start. How about we start being honest and telling us the truth? Where did you get this check? >> Where did you get this check? >> It was a person that, >> you know, >> No, I don't know. It's It's somebody of of somebody. I don't know the name. >> Well, that's not helping you at all. >> I know. >> Okay. All right. Well, I mean, she doesn't know her. It's pretty cut and dry. >> Just cut and drive. We have to go up there and get her. >> Yeah. >> Sonic complaint. All right. You want to stand up? >> Can you get your purse, please? >> Yeah. >> You can hand me your purse. Thank you. You can hand me your purse. Thank you. >> You want to turn around? You are under arrest right now. Okay. Put your hands behind your back. Let go. There you go. All right. >> What have you taken so far today? >> What have you taken so far today? >> As far as >> drugs. >> Oh, my medication. >> What kind of medication do you take, man? >> Um, I take Oh my gosh. >> Relax. >> I take a little >> What do you take that for? >> Um, and I take um Even after she was handcuffed, she showed no sign of remorse and instead began trying to shift the situation by portraying herself as pitiful. >> Try to get up. >> Okay. >> I have babies. >> You have what? >> Knee replacement. >> Oh, okay. >> If you need help, we can help you up. >> I think so. >> Ready? One, two, three. And it really bad. >> There you go. >> Thanks. >> Not I don't we didn't call one here. I think they called one possibly station. >> Yeah. >> Any any pockets or anything? Oh, there's a hood in them. >> They're They're dry. There's >> They're just >> Yeah, there's nothing in them. >> She was formally charged with forgery, deceptive practices, and possession of a controlled substance. When lies piled on top of lies, her story collapsed under its own weight. A single dishonest choice spiraled into multiple criminal charges. No matter the age or the excuse, deception only deepened the consequences. 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. Wait, what did we do? >> Still, >> I get it. I get it. Yeah. On April 20th, 2025, police received a call from Walmart reporting an ongoing theft by a group of teenage girls. Upon arriving at the scene, officers immediately began assessing the situation using footage from the store's security cameras. >> She's selecting more clothes. She's going to bring back another pair of clothes. >> So, they just keep bringing more items back to the chick in the room. >> Yeah. You guys recognize these? came here before December. I was chasing like two of them and they dropped the stuff and they run. You know, I couldn't do nothing. That's why when I see them today, I just let them know cuz yeah, they see me, but >> they still have three on the other side. That's why they They go left. They're coming this way, right? >> Yeah. >> They're at a lane right now. >> Oh, I think they're going to that side. >> The eastern. >> Yeah, they're facing that direction, but I don't know. At that moment, other officers were already waiting outside the store, quickly receiving the signal and immediately approaching the suspects who were completely caught off guard by the sudden action. >> You see? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Wait, what are we doing? Oh, wait. Let me wait. What the heck? I didn't shoot. I didn't do nothing. Wait, wait. What the heck? I didn't do anything. I'M GETTING ARRESTED. HOLD ON. WAIT. MY PHONE. >> WAIT. Hold on. I need to call somebody. >> Stop resisting. >> I'm not resisting. >> Relax your hands. >> Okay. I'm relaxing here. Give me your phone. WAIT. WAIT. WAIT. He's gone. Boyfriend. >> Your boyfriend can wait. >> Wait. Hey, come on. >> Okay. Can I get my WHY THE WHOLE RECORDING? >> STOP. Relax your arms. >> Oh my. >> Like he said, you're being detained for suspicion of retail. All right. The police successfully detained the suspects who were unaware that their actions had been detected, leading them to display outbursts of anger to mask their fear. >> You were like, "No, why is she reporting?" Well, like I'm already, >> bro. I didn't even I didn't even touch nothing. Was trying to buy green pass. What? >> I'm trying to chill off with her, but why was she recording me though? Like, is she allowed to do that? >> It's a free country. We're going to record whoever you want. >> No, that's not true. I didn't give her I ain't give her the first one in there. Fre includes pictures and video and publicity. >> I'm not trying to start. No problem. I'm just already mad. Like, I was on the phone. >> Yeah, I saw you. You look pretty heated. >> I was mad as [ __ ] Hey. >> Hey. Did you advise three detained or not? >> No. >> Okay. >> Probably. >> Why you laughing? Oh my god, it's so embarrassing. Sorry. >> Can I see you next time? >> Have a seat next to you. >> As soon as they entered the loss prevention office, the officers got straight to the point, leaving the suspects shocked that the police already knew every item they had taken. the stuff in the bag. She had the phone the girl with the black and the gray shirt in her bag. She has a phone case which is this one. >> No, it's the other one. >> Whichever one it is. >> Oh, I ain't taking I don't care. >> That one's my It's the purple one. >> Y'all going through my stuff. What the heck? >> Just let him die. >> Oh. And then the phone case. I'll I'll see which cover. Okay. >> You have to do like in front of everybody. >> Now my m think I'm lying about getting arrested. But will you talk to him? >> All three of you. Um they're still doing their investigation. See whether or not they want to prosecute. Okay. >> All right. >> Um I'm offender with Wind Police Department. I'm going to read you your rights. Okay. >> Wait. Wait. Wait. Time. >> That's mean. We're going to jail if you're reading the rights. >> Not sure yet. We haven't gone to that. >> Wait. Wait. We can't see our phones or nothing. >> Yeah. Hold on. >> He took my apple out. >> Just hold on a second. I'm required to warn you before you make any statement. >> There were no signs of remorse or shame for their actions. Perhaps it was their first time committing such acts as they responded with naive questions when asked. >> But what does that mean? Like as in what? Like >> given that you guys were just read your rights, do you understand your rights to you? >> Yeah. Okay. >> That being said, do you want to talk to us? >> Fine. >> Well, you have to answer if you want. You don't have to. Oh, but okay. That's what I mean. I mean, yeah. >> Okay. >> Did you guys take anything that didn't belong to you? >> If it's that serious, we'll buy it. >> If it's that serious, we'll pay for it if they want us to do that. >> Okay. >> But I I get what you're saying. Like, >> so it's not a question of is it that serious. It's theft. >> Okay. Doesn't belong to you. You can't take things that don't belong to you. Retail theft is still retail theft. >> It's not a question of, "Oh, it's just this. It's that." That's not yours. >> Yeah. Right. It's not your right to take it. It's a crime. You can be taken to jail for that. Are you an adult? Are you 18? >> Mhm. >> Okay. So, you can go to county jail for gorilla glue. >> Like, is it really worth it? >> Right. You guys got to make smarter decisions. You see these cameras? These are like 4K, 8K, 12K, whatever they're up to now. >> They can literally track every single movement and zoom in onto your nose ring, >> right? And that's what that guy does all day, every day. He tracks people that look suspicious. Okay? and take this job. >> Yeah. >> You know what I mean? So is going to search all of you. Honesty goes a long way. When she searches you, is there going to be anything on your person that doesn't belong to you? >> A lesson in ethics in the law took place and it seemed to have been absorbed as they went on to admit that they still had additional items on their person. >> Oh, wait. I Yeah, hold on. I still got Aquafer in my purse. >> You still got what? >> Aqua in my purse. >> What is that? >> Oh, like the Vaseline. Oh, wait. No, no. I No, I do. I have a shirt in my bra. That's it. >> Yeah, I forgot. I ain't going to lie. >> I just That's it. Just a shirt. >> Anything on your body that you didn't pay for? >> No. I got you. >> I'm going to have you stand up. Turn me back and >> Aquafor not Vaseline. Aqua. >> Yeah, it's all got the pink hair. God. >> Yeah. Be smart. >> Wig got two of them. >> I got so bad. >> Not that. That's mine. >> Oh, what do you mean? >> This is yours. >> No, no, no. Brand new. Wait if I didn't get >> Oh, wait. What do we get in charge? >> What do What do we have in here? >> Just a shirt. >> Just that one. And then the rest of the stuff is the rest of the stuff is mine. >> Excuse me. I had to go to the bathroom really bad. This is you. >> Yeah. >> Excuse me. Yeah, >> I stand by. I I can take you in a minute. Okay, just give me a second. >> In reality, even after discussing the crimes they had committed, they still showed no real concern, remaining indifferent even to the potential impact on their future. >> He's getting it right now. >> But you guys are going to prosecute 25. >> What that mean? >> Go to jail. >> Go to jail. >> That's what that mean. >> That's what they say. >> Hey, let me finish. So, if you guys haven't been charged with retail theft in the past and you have a address here in the county, >> yeah, >> we're probably going to give you what's called a notice to appear. So, you're going to have a court date, right? >> Okay. >> So, chances are you're not going to jail, but we still got to look into that. >> All right, that's fine. >> How old are you? >> 18. >> 18. >> Mhm. >> $3510. >> 35 and 10 cents. >> Damn. Dang. [ __ ] add up quick. >> And your friend, the one that went to the bathroom, she's 18 or older. She's 17. >> Do we have to sit in these cuffs? Bro, it's so uncomfortable. But I'm not even a criminal. I'm not even a felon or nothing. I ain't going to do nothing to y'all. >> You committed a crime. >> That's not a felon. >> But it's a crime. >> Well, it's still criminal. >> I get it. I get it. Yeah. >> The cops aren't made to be comfortable. >> The police made their decisions regarding the girl's actions, including contacting their family members. Yet the girls reactions were utterly disappointing. >> Guys are under arrest, but like I said, you're most likely getting MTAs, which is a coordinated, >> which means you're not going to county jail tonight unless we find reason to take you to county jail. >> Oh, okay. So, we're going in the car. >> No, I'm callused. >> Officer, you going to have to call her on my phone cuz she has the thing where random numbers can't call her. It's not going to go through. >> All right. This is office offender with the Void Beach Police Department. I want to let you know that your daughter has been placed under arrest for retail theft. She stole items that did not belong to her. With with that being said, I need you to come to the Walmart so you we can release her to you. >> Are you married, single, divorced? >> I normally change over the summer. I promise. >> What color do you normally have? >> Uh, it's probably black and brown and it breaks. Yeah. So, I'm what I'm going to do is I'm going to take you out of cuffs. I'm going to have you sign this. Then I have to wait you outside. >> Okay. You can wait for them outside. >> Just wait outside. Um raise your right hand for me. State your name, date of birth, for everything you told me today. Truth. Full truth. Nothing. >> Correct. >> All right. Thank you. >> Um so I'm going to release you to your mom. Okay. yours. >> Finally, these ladies were charged with petty theft and released with notices to appear in court since this was their first offense. Trying to hide or downplay wrongdoing only worsens the situation. While honesty and cooperation with authorities can significantly reduce the fallout. Next, the woman believed she had the right to pay after stealing the items. Oh, it's stupid is what I did. It was really stupid. >> I'm not sure what that is. >> I'm sorry you guys. It was really stupid of me and I was with these people and I should not have done it. >> On January 13th, 2025, police received a call from Walmart regarding a woman who had arrived with friends and was suspected of shoplifting. Upon arriving at the scene, she and her friends had already left the store and moved into the parking lot. Here is what happened next. Hi. You want to step out for me? >> Uh, for what? >> Uh, you're being accused of retail theft. >> So, I I need you to talk to asset protection. >> I have Sure. I need you to talk to asset protection just to get this cleared up. >> I'm sorry. >> I need you to talk to asset protection to get this cleared up. >> But they followed you out of the building. Well, >> they followed me out. >> Yeah. >> Nobody followed me out. >> Okay. They're not allowed to leave the sidewalk area. So, they're not allowed to leave the sidewalk area, so they just followed you. >> Nobody followed me. My boyfriend walked up to me to come get me. >> Sure. They didn't They didn't walk you out. >> Have a friend that was with me. >> Okay. >> She's not in here. >> Where's she at? >> I don't know. >> All right. So, that be the reason why you guys circle back around. >> Huh? >> Cuz you were at the AT&T store. >> AT&T store? >> Uh-huh. And then you came back to here >> to go get Yeah, cuz my boyfriend >> So where is she at? >> I don't know. My boyfriend and her boyfriend were over there playing with slots. >> Ah, >> I came over here so that she didn't have to walk or anything. And I had some things. I had to get towels and things that got my receipt. >> All right. >> I can get it out of the bag at home, too. >> Well, you your clothes don't match the description, so that makes sense that you had a friend in here. What was her name? Him. Kimberly Green. >> There was no suspect matching the store's description inside this car, but according to their statements, they admitted they had been riding with the suspect in this car. >> So, they followed her. She got into this van. You guys drove to the AT&T store. Then you drove right back here. So, is she at AT&T still? >> Um, he said he dropped them off somewhere. You got to tell me where. Is that where? >> Yeah. Is that where you dropped her off at? >> Do what? >> Oh, okay. All right. Hey, they dropped her off at the gambling place by AT&T. Uh, Kimberly Green. All right. >> Am I okay to >> Well, not yet. >> I want to get your name. >> All right. What's your first name? >> All right. So, you guys just waiting for her to come back? >> Well, I was going to call her and just go to wherever she was, but Okay. >> Um I don't I'm not I've been waiting on her all day trying to find her, and we got stuff to do. >> Sure. Sure. >> So, is she just mooching it right off you guys then? Um, well, she came up here with us last night and stayed and then um we're taking her back to so >> Oh, okay. >> I don't know what >> I know. I'm getting tired and >> Yeah. Yeah. What's your phone number, Stephanie? What was she wearing? >> Uh, I think like a brown jacket, right? She really >> brown jacket could have been in a vest. Brown vest. I thought she had a green hoodie on it first. >> Did she have a backpack or no? >> A small one. A small >> Okay. What color is that? >> Like a dark gray or something. >> All right. Good. At first, it seemed that the people in this car had nothing to do with the case and were merely being used. But after officers spoke with store employees, they uncovered additional leads >> with the tote right now. Had another card in here probably an hour ago filled with stuff over 500 or over $400 worth of stuff. >> She was nervous in apparel. >> Ah, okay. Um, so this if there's anything in that tote, then it's stolen because you're done transaction open to >> our girl that we stopped that ran from us has $311. >> Yes. >> Well, we got her at Lucy's place. I just I just got to figure out. >> They dropped her off. >> Everyone's following looking for him. >> Can you guys go over there to look in the vehicle? Okay. I'm going to bring one of the guys over to look in the van. Hey, >> that was the only reason. >> Okay. >> So, there is $311 worth of stuff in your van. >> Okay. >> Yeah. So, we need >> I know it's mine cuz I don't have >> Okay. Are are you okay to search the van? >> I can get it out for you. I'll get mine away so I don't know. >> Do you mind just going back over to Walmart? >> Oh, yeah. >> So we can so we can do it. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> Okay. Uh I tell you what, just go ahead and >> No, she'll go to jail. >> Yeah. Okay. So when when you pull up on the grocery side >> Yeah. >> just pull up in front of the building >> and I'll park right behind you. I won't turn my lights on. >> Okay. Okay. Oh, you're >> at another store. Based on all the descriptions gathered, police quickly located the suspect and she appeared completely unaware of what had just happened. >> Hi there. Who just came in? Female, black hair. Hey, Kimberly. Hi there. >> Excuse me. >> Sorry. >> What's your name? >> Huh? >> What's your name? >> Boy, what's going on? >> Kimberly. >> No. >> Go ahead and step up. >> What was the matter? >> You can grab yourself. >> Yeah. Do you need a cash out or something? Don't go anywhere. >> I'm not I'm sitting right here. I'm just getting a cigarette. >> What's your name? >> My name is Kim. >> Yes. Okay. So, that that wasn't hard, was it? >> No, it wasn't. Sure. I just didn't I just didn't know what was going on. >> Okay. So, why do you think we need to talk to you? >> I have no idea. >> Just at Walmart? >> Uh, yeah. >> What happened at Walmart? >> Well, I was in there and I was buying some stuff and then um that guy some guy came up to me and asked me said something about not paying for something or something, but I have money to pay in my purse. >> Gotcha. Can I see that? You can go ahead and set that soda down. Do you want to put that sweatshirt on? >> Yes, >> thank you. Can I have a cigarette, please? >> We'll get to that. Okay. Oh, it's stupid is what I did. It was really stupid. >> I'm not sure what that is yet, but at this point, they want to see you over there. So, I'm going to take you take you back here. McGomery 126 gear 135 is a female detained or 125. There was no direct admission of her actions, but she did not deny them either. She was then taken to Walmart's loss prevention office where she still showed no sign of remorse. >> Trying to figure out the other two. >> Was your friend here to steal too? >> I can pay for the stuff that >> is your friend here to steal too. >> I need to ask you some questions. This lady right here. charges. >> That's a lot of extensions right there. >> Hey, I got the van out here if you want to. >> We're trespassing you today. So, that means you can't come to any Walmart across the country. Includes the Sam's Club, parking lot, and the gas stations. And if you're caught on or in any of those places, you can be sent to jail for criminal trespassing. Okay. >> I got a question. Okay. I just took I don't know if I took that wrong or you said you're making me trespassing or you're putting me to where I am trespassing if I come back. >> You're being trespassing. >> You're being banned today. >> So after you leave here, >> if you come back, you're criminally trespassing. >> Okay. I'm sorry. I didn't understand that earlier. Sorry. But yeah, and even if you don't sign it, it'll still go into effect. >> Sign it. Yeah. I'm so I'm sorry you guys. It was really stupid of me and I was with some people and I should not have done it. >> Before we got to this point. >> Yeah. Oh, I know it. But I just want to tell you guys stand up for a second. >> At the same time, police returned to the van outside to recover the items the woman had taken. It could be said that the inside of the vehicle was astonishing. All right. This door right here. I can't reach inside your car and get is there's stolen stuff inside the tote. Like don't waste my time. >> Bam. That's a yes. That's a yes. >> I'll go in. >> Okay. You're pressing charges on just just grab that out of there. >> And then he Okay. So, where's all this stuff? Where's all of >> Kimber uh Kimberly stuff? You have some of it. Well, this like I said, this is the only >> We have a one that she put some stuff in. >> Okay. You want the only thing I know of >> my purse has stayed in the van. So, >> cuz I took a little >> I'll go in and pay for this. >> It's just some shirt. >> Go ahead. >> And it you need to come back for anything. >> I will go in and pay for >> negative. So, he has to add that up first. I can't I please have a drink of soda. It's in that tote right there. I just bought it. I can't give you anything. >> Okay. All right. >> All right. Is this yours? >> Oh, yeah. We got this hotel. >> All right. That should be in your van. Yeah. That has nothing to do with anything going on here. >> Okay. >> So, can they take it back out? >> Yeah. Can I search it? >> Um, no. It has nothing to go on with >> before I zipped it up. There was new items in here. >> Yeah. From Walmart that we bought. >> The woman clearly displayed suspicious behavior by refusing to allow her bag to be searched. And once it was inspected, it became easy to understand why she had done so. I told her as long as there's no needles it's going to >> Yeah, that I have no idea. I mean, I know she does, but I don't. >> Is that the boyfriend? >> Tyrone, >> I think so. H squand >> is it okay? I'm glad it's marked. It's labeled very well. Yeah. You need this. >> Oh, yes, I do. I hope not. >> So, they're adding up your tote here right now. And as long as it's not over $300 something dollars. >> Oh my god. I mean, it's probably I hope not. >> I mean, everything's gone up. So, >> pay for it. >> No. Yeah. Sorry. We get asked that all the time. >> Fortunately, no additional stolen items were found hidden. But based on what they uncovered, police reached their final conclusions. >> Her purse. >> Okay. >> Okay. I've informed her that she can get in trouble for illegal transportation of cannabis by a passenger. Okay. >> If the cop searches this. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. She would like this back in the van. Okay. So, your total was 80. Okay. So, that's under felony amount. I find it funny that you're you're happy about under felony amount. Okay. So, what I'm going to do is I'm going to go out to my squad. I'm going to type out an arrest without warrant sheet. I'm going to give it to you. There'll be a coordinate on it and everything. Okay. You still have her license. >> No, she can have that. Just make it easier. >> I go out to the van and wait >> as soon as we're done. Yeah, you can come to the van and wait for me to give you that stuff and then Okay. I get this. That is my mom. That's why I got her license and stuff because well, >> this is her wallet. >> Sure. >> Do you mind? They're inside out so you won't you won't get anything on you. >> I didn't send you. >> The suspect was convicted of retail theft while the other suspects face no further charges. Take responsibility for your actions. Attempting retail theft may seem minor, but it leads to lasting legal consequences. While honesty and accountability can prevent a situation from escalating further, >> I know my rights. You're detaining me and it hurts me and there's no reason in you for you to be that aggressive. I need you. >> On May 26th, 2023, police were dispatched to Walmart after receiving a report of a completed retail theft with a woman suspected of skip scanning at the selfch checkckout. As officers moved in to make contact, the situation immediately escalated into tension. >> Officer Police Department need arrest. to you. >> No, you need to tell me what I'm doing. >> Just loosen your hands up. >> What am I doing? >> No, I've been out. That's what I'm No, I'm literally checking out >> this whole time buying stuff. I have money. Is that the issue? >> I know you have money. >> Do you want me to show you my damn phone? >> Is this their buggy as well? >> Is yours went and got another buggy to put the stuff in? >> We're go ahead. We're going to walk to the office over here and we're >> Okay. But being so tight, you're embarrassing me. and you're doing it true. >> Okay, but I I'm going to give you the most highest respect just like you're giving me some respect and we're going to walk you. >> Although she claimed she would remain respectful and cooperative, her actions told a very different story as she made the escort anything but easy. >> How you doing people? It's going to be okay. It's best for me. >> This is nice. >> Stop. Let go. Stop doing this. Excuse me. I promise you you're >> about to go to the ground. >> No, you're about to get in trouble and lose your thing. I know my rights. >> You're detaining me and it hurts me >> and there's no reason to you for you to be that aggressive. I'm sorry if you have problems at home, but I ain't it, >> man. They think this is I'm sorry. >> Huh? And I'm getting arrested when I have $600 in my account. That's what blows my mind. >> You guys don't understand. I know my rights. And first off, I'm not even finished checking out at your register. >> That's the sad part. >> Hang on. >> I would like to this what you guys are doing is I want to call the commission. I would like No, I'm really I'm going to call the city commission cuz what you're doing right now is completely illegal. I have not >> I need you to answer having these rights in mind. >> Having these rights in mind, you talk to me now. The woman loudly asserted her civil rights, portraying herself as a victim of the police while doing nothing to help resolve the situation. >> I'm not talking about that. >> Am I going to jail first? >> You going to give me your name? >> No. >> You're not giving me your name? >> No, I refuse. >> So, you're going to catch a resisting charge on topic? >> You are resisting my rights. This is my right. >> And so, you're being detained under investigation. So, you have every right you're required by law to give your name and IDENTIFY YOURSELF. >> OKAY? AND YOU GUYS ARE REQUIRED by law to not sit there and put me in handcuffs, but not tell me if I'm under arrested for anything. You can't just put me in handcuffs. Multiple >> times you're not being arrested. You're being detained until >> Okay, I'm being detained. That's all you said. But you didn't tell me why. >> And it was for shop. >> It was with force at that shoplifting. Okay. Now, let's look at the definition of shoplifting. If you leave the store, does that mean a shoplifting? Cuz don't you have to leave Walmart for it to be shopping? >> I have a very big issue. I want to call city commissioner. Jeremy Melo is my go. It's all good. You guys are screwed. It don't matter. I promise you. You're the wrong person. It would be different if you guys saw me out in the parking lot all this stuff. You literally see I'm checking out. You got a smile all on your face like all that. But I'm literally just checking out. That is crazy. >> Her complaints showed no sign of stopping. She insisted everything was being blown out of proportion. Yet, it was her own behavior that kept pushing the situation further against her. >> You see me digging through all the stuff that I >> Bro, bro, chill, bro. You all up on my head, bro. Chill. >> You are the reason. You got You got to be bored all day, following people around thinking, "Oh, they stealing something. >> You got you got to do it with the little racial Mexican." So, you sit on it and rotate. I don't care. I know that, right? I don't owe you nothing. Get a better job. >> Okay. At this point, you are under arrest. >> How? Shoplifting. >> I never shoplift. >> You're not going to talk about it. >> No. Yes. Prove to me how I >> shoplift. You shoplift. >> Where does he show I shoplift? >> You skip scan. Come on. >> How did I skip scan? Show me. You did not show me taking stuff. You are under You're accusing me of something I didn't do and I got money. That's not fair. That's not fair. I didn't even take nothing. >> Okay, listen. At this point, you are under arrest. You >> am I under arrest? >> You're under arrest for retail theft. Okay. >> I didn't take nothing. You cannot arrest me. I refuse. You need to call your boss. Call your Yes. Call your supervisor. >> The car. >> You're going to call your supervis. How are you going to tell me you can't arrest me when I didn't do nothing? >> That is not okay. I didn't steal. You see me ringing this up. Show me one thing that I didn't bring up. >> You guys are really unaware. Arrest me. >> Take me out of here cuz now I will let bankrupt. >> YOU HAVE no right to do this. >> What did you see me taking? Why did you see me taken? Why did you see me taking? WHAT DID I SAY? I need you just watch. >> Let's go. You guys are hurting me. It's okay. >> If you will stop, you won't stop. >> Police brutality. No, you're wrong cuz I didn't even steal. Let's go. Even to this point, the woman continued to deny her actions, left without any valid excuse and resorting only to baseless accusations against the police. >> No, you have no right to search me. No probable cause. >> YOU ARE BEING >> NO, I'M not going to jail because I didn't do anything. >> Hey, listen to me. >> Where did I steal? Where did you see me steal it? I don't know where you got the idea that this is on YOUR TERMS BY THE >> ON MY TERMS cuz you're you're misusing your rights. You're misusing your privileges when I didn't take nothing. It'd be different if I took something but I didn't. And I didn't even finish getting checked out. I swear you started me so much trouble for doing this. It's not okay how you guys just treated somebody like that. You guys are looking. You're looking for a reason to ping me in jail. That's it. That's horrible. That is so horrible. My wallet, my money, my lighter, and my makeup. >> See? >> Even inside the patrol car, any sense of calm seemed non-existent. She panicked and continued screaming, clearly needing to be restrained and calm down. >> See, this is exactly what they do to people. >> I'm getting arrested for no reason. >> Take a deep breath. >> Don't tell me to take a deep breath. I didn't do nothing. I can't do this. I wor too my job, dude. I worked too hard for this and now I finally have money to go to Walmart and do something and buy something nice for myself and I can't even do that and this [ __ ] is going to sit there and try to sell drugs like that's going to be the reason why they said that's why I've already seen this happen to my boyfriend but the sad part was he was actually stealing and I wasn't with him. They will use whatever they can to actually arrest you guys because you know holding for you guys to stand in court and just say she was shoplifting while not leaving the store. >> You can't sit there and say I'm being arrested for possession charges because you didn't arrest me for that. >> I didn't even have that. That's what I'm saying. >> Listen, the yelling ain't doing nothing. If you want, you can fight it in court. That's fine. >> This is so long. This is injustice. But it's not wrong. >> What wrong is you committing and breaking the law? >> But where did I break the law at? You watch the same video I watched. Where did you see me take something? >> Finally, the woman was charged with possession of a controlled substance. Possession of drug paraphernalia, theft, and resisting arrest without violence. When denial and aggression replace accountability, the situation only escalates. Calm cooperation from the start is often the difference between a warning and serious legal consequences.