You're not about to do nothing to me. Stop. Stop. >> I'm going to hit you. >> No, you're not. >> I have the right to within myself. >> You're not about to arrest me. >> Don't do all that incarcer. >> Hey, got him. You're right. >> All right. You're not going to go to jail. Why do I got to go to jail? >> Because you stole stuff. >> I didn't steal anything. >> Every store has that invisible point of no return line. The moment a shopper steps past it, their innocent trip instantly becomes a crime. Shoplifterss who stepped past it learned that lesson the hard way. And today, every one of those bold faces appears in when shoplifterss cross the line at Walmart, Target, and other stores. One wrong step always leaves a lesson behind. Don't forget to like and subscribe to support us. Starting with this doctor's wife. To her stealing was just another kind of sickness. >> Please, I have fibromyalgia. I have depression. I don't have anybody. My husband works so hard. Please. Because of that, I did that. I have a bad person. Please forgive me. Please. >> On April 20th, 2024, police were dispatched to Target after receiving a report about a woman who had previously been arrested for shoplifting and had now returned to repeat the same behavior. At that time, she had been taken to the loss prevention office and was quite shaken by what was happening. Do >> you understand these rights? I explain it to you. >> No. Can you can I say something? >> Yes. >> Why they why they told me why the police? Why the police? >> Why? Because you just shoplifted. All right. >> So, it's where's your identification? >> So, so sad. >> And he should be he should be mad, not sad. He should be angry, disappointed. >> Get your ID out. She doesn't have one. She's claiming >> ID. >> This is the name that I got. >> Where are you from? >> Moldova. >> Turkey. >> Where? >> Turkey. >> Turkey. That's haram. Musan. >> Yeah. >> You know it's haram to be stealing. You know that. This is two times. You should know better. You already contacted once. >> What can I do? >> Stop stealing. >> Hey, listen. No. >> Let's Let's work on the ID first. Give me your ID. Listen, madam. >> I have depression and fibromyalgia and I don't have the >> name. My husband knows that doesn't make any sense to me. >> What I have to do? >> What's your name? Mina. >> Yeah. >> Mina. >> Yeah. >> Akbari. My nickname. >> Give me your wallet. Give me your wallet. >> Give me your wallet. >> Give me your wallet. Madam, >> I'm going to >> give me your wallet. Well, then pull it out. Let's go. >> Her words and her actions completely contradicted one another. And even giving her own information became a struggle. A disastrous choice she had brought upon herself. >> I want that ID. All right. Tell you what. Come on. First of all, ID. >> Let me tell you something right now. You don't know how this works. >> Now you get to go in handcuffs. >> You made a bad choice. >> Sorry, man. I'm so sorry. I got I got my female cuffs for you. >> These are my little my little boy and little girl handcuffs. >> I beg you my please. Enough. I'm so sorry for you. Said please. I have fibromyalgia. I have depression. I don't have anybody. My husband works so hard. If he going to kill >> She's already shopping, right? >> Sit down. >> Sit down. >> You're under arrest. Sit down. >> Come here. >> All right, sir. Sorry for you. >> I credit cards are those. >> Let me see. >> I'm not so sure. This is what >> madam made this way harder than today. >> This is why I hated my husband and doing this is going to kill me. >> He's not going to be so much. >> The woman acted terrified that this incident would affect her husband who was a doctor. But in reality, everything she did only made the situation worse. >> I did that. Please, please forgive me. >> Yeah, they're all hers. I don't know what the hesitation is other than >> you want a trespassing. >> Yeah, if we could. You guys have a trespass form for us, right? We got I'll just get a instant number. If you could call out the instant number and I'll get it. >> That's why it's my ID. >> Is this you? >> You sit down >> because li >> I don't know. I'm gonna tell you something right now. Where you from? >> Tacoma. Are you living in Tacoma? >> This ain't Tacoma. This is Lakewood. Don't play the Don't try to tug at our heartstrings. You did wrong. Own it. Own it. >> All right. You're from Turkey. You should know better. You don't go ahead and steal. It's haram. >> Yeah, you're right. You're right. You're right. So, you should be like, "I'm sorry, and I accept the punishment. Nobody's going to come in here and do anything to you, but you're going to go see a judge." All right. >> Yeah. I am so sorry. I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. This is my the the other >> All right. You got that you got trespass for >> I gave it to your your like my husband gave sent me to the in time to the drug sickness. I don't have any kids. I don't have any job and I >> although she refused to admit what she had done she still begged the officers to forgive her and right after that the officers gathered every piece of evidence that proved exactly what she had done. Good lord. >> Yeah. Not the dollar one. The one at Target. I have sickness. I have to put my eyes. >> Enough. Look. Listen. Enough. >> Quiet. Nope. I forgive you. >> But you know you're going to No. >> That's not how it works. >> You can put this in jail. S. Please. I don't know if you're going to go to jail, but I'm not saying you're going to go to jail. Just relax, would you? Woman, stop embarrassing yourself. [sighs] >> Hey, I'm going to tell you. Hey, Troy, I'm I'm going to tell you this right now. I just want all you guys to know this. This is very cultural. This is how they act. That's just exactly the way. It's the motus. It's the same. >> I come from Walmart. We had a lot of >> Okay. Yeah. Yeah. So, it's like, but that's how it is over there, too, you know? That's It's okay. >> Yeah. Just Nope. Knock it off. It'd be like a lot of people would do it differently, but it's the same nonsense. Like, nope. >> Sorry. >> Enough. Enough. >> And in reality, she was nowhere near being in a state of need. The officers also pointed this out. Yet, she felt no shame and insisted unreasonably that it was all because of some illness. >> Your husband's a doctor? >> Yeah. Okay, this you really shouldn't be in here stealing cuz I'm guessing you guys make decent money. >> I don't have a disease. He doesn't know. He knows. >> So, this is your copy of the trespass notification. It's going to go with your with you to jail and then go to jail. >> Yes, you're going to go to jail cuz you're stealing. You stole twice. >> I know you don't. Nobody wants you. This is the appropriate reaction though when you go to jail. >> I didn't I didn't do anything. Can you please forgive me? I'm going to >> It's not a matter of forgiveness at this point. >> Where's your wallet at? >> Stand up. Come on. >> We're going to We're going outside. Come on. Going outside, J. >> Yeah, you can take this Ninja Express if you want. >> Let's go. Come on. >> No, ma'am. I'm sorry. I'm so sorry. >> Come on. Nope. So sorry. It's the way it works. Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope. >> I have my wallet. >> Okay. You're going to have all your stuff. You can't be stealing. Don't come down to Lakewood doing crimes. >> Yeah, >> cuz you're going to go to jail. You can tell everybody that you know. >> Yeah, it was a mistake, but I did it in Lakewood. That was the second mistake that you made. All right. When you're in the jail, you can tell everybody also going to go right in this car. We're sorry for the first time. >> There was absolutely no sense of shame. The woman kept saying no to taking responsibility. Even though this was her second time, she still believed she wasn't a bad person. >> Bad person. >> I almost want to give you my female cuffs because those are like >> I didn't do touch anybody. Why you are doing this with me? >> Listen, you're a nice lady. I really don't want to fake you. But you cannot do this. >> And the other thing is this. Why you keep pleading like that? >> It's like, man, you're not you're not getting it. You give throwing all those excuses. It's not going to work. >> It was my first time. Please do something. >> It's your second time. It'll never happen again. You will not come and steal and liquid again anywhere in here again. >> Never. Okay. >> Gave her the trespass. >> You didn't do anything to me. >> I think it's in the right. >> You didn't give anything to me. >> It's up front. >> She's parked in a handicap spot over here. >> So that we have my cell phone over there that I can call. >> Cell phone is going with you. When you get to the jail, they'll let you get some phone numbers out of there and you can make phone calls. >> That's okay. Anytime. >> I have because of that. I did that. I have bad person. Please forgive me. Please forgive me. I be I be I beg. I forgive you. Can you do something for me? I don't want to go to the jail. >> I do you entertain anytime. Please, please forgive me because of because of your kids. >> Okay. Have a seat. >> Sit down. >> She was charged with shoplifting and issued a one-year trespass order. Making excuses and refusing to take responsibility only digs the hole deeper. The moment you start lying, denying, and dodging accountability, the consequences become harsher and completely unavoidable. Next, witness the shocking truth hidden behind this highass shoplifter. >> Okay. Do you know why we stopped you? >> You have no idea. >> You know there's cameras all over the store. >> You got all this money, you get you get EBT, you know. On September 3rd, 2025, police were deployed to Target and waited for a seemingly highclass suspect who had come to commit shoplifting. The moment the woman tried to make a run for it, thinking no one was watching, officers intercepted her right in front of her. >> All right. Appreciate it. >> Have a seat for us right here. Just put these underneath right now. You want to have a seat? >> Yeah. Hang tight for us. We'll talk to you in a little bit. Do you have a driver's license? >> Yeah, we could grab it for you. You can have a seat for us. Appreciate it. And is it just inside of your purse right here? >> Yeah. >> All right. This >> I'm sorry. How do you pronounce your name? >> Shilaria. >> Okay. Do you know why we stopped you? >> You have no idea. >> You know there's cameras all over the store. >> Okay. So, I'm going to ask you that again. Do you know why we stopped you? >> Okay. [music] Is there any cosmetics in your bag that I'm going to find right now when I go through it? >> I mean, I have plenty of cosmetics. >> But anything that is from Target that wasn't purchased and concealed and placed in your bag before walking past all points of sales? >> No, I just have I have a lot of cosmetics. >> Okay. Well, we've been sitting here for like the last 45 minutes watching you through aisles, looking around in spots you didn't think there was cameras and taking stuff off shelves and putting it in your bag. That's why we stopped you when you went to go check out and >> you never took anything out of pay for it. I'm just trying to be like real with you and figure out if something's going on financially, if there's a reason why. You know, honesty goes a very long way with us. >> Mhm. The woman's silence stemmed from the undeniable weight of the officer's accusations, but based on the evidence collected, it was clear that she needed to be detained at that moment. >> I'm going to have you just stand up while we're here. Just put your hands behind your back for me. All right. Mhm. >> Appreciate it. >> You can put your hands like you're praying. That way, you'll be a little bit more comfortable. All right. >> Right now, we're just going to go through all this stuff. Right now, you're detained. Okay. I know you don't want to talk anymore, so that's fine. You have that, right? >> Um, and we'll let you know >> what goes on from here. Okay. >> You have a car that did you come here in a car? >> Mhm. >> Yeah. >> Is your car still parked outside? >> Yeah. >> Okay. I got you. >> All right. If you want to go and have a seat for me right there, I appreciate it. All right. So, they're going to get us um video footage. >> I saw you grab all this stuff and put it in your bag. >> Mhm. >> So, I'm pretty sure they want to press charges. So, you're going to go to jail. >> We just need to figure out the total value of how much everything costs. Okay. >> The woman exercised her right to remain silent effectively, yet her demeanor clearly indicated an admission of guilt. In reality, she had more than enough money to pay for the merchandise. >> When you do come here, because if you step foot on to >> not be hung. >> Okay. Yeah. I say cuz if you when you are trespass, you can't come even to the parking lot. So if you want I can have him I could just take my keys with you and he can just get my [ __ ] >> Mhm. Yeah. So what we could do then is we could put this stuff in your car, lock it up so you can take your keys and stuff with you. It's just all >> What do you do for work? >> I'm a I'm only a wife. >> The wife? >> Yeah. >> Must be nice. >> Yeah. That's just my medication that I keep in here. >> What type of medication? >> It's just from my bed from my dad. >> Do you have a prescription? Is it a controlled substance? >> I have a prescription. >> No, I don't have I just take half of >> Okay. Do you have the prescription bottle on you? >> No. 100. Let's figure out what that is because that's probably going to be another charge for >> because you got half a pill in a little container, ma'am. >> Yeah, because I don't keepund and something. I get 112 pills. So, I don't >> Okay, but you got to have your prescription bottle. >> I never knew that cuz I have to do like I can't swallow pills. >> No, you can't test it. It's that I can't swallow pills. >> So, you snort it. Her method of taking the medication mirrored exactly the way controlled substances are abused. And what raised the officer's suspicion even more was that she immediately denied it before any accusation was made. >> Oh, I don't do drugs. >> I promise that's what you see. No straw in there. I don't do drugs. >> Are you a >> I don't do any nothing? No, I'm not supposed. And you can Yeah, you can test it. It's going to come back as what I said. >> What is it? What is it? >> Is there any more in your bag? >> No. >> No. There's always stuff that I use. >> Well, I mean in the purse. >> Yeah. You got all this money you get. You get EBT. >> You got all that money in your bag when you get food stamps? >> I used to. It's just old. I got you. >> I wish I did. >> I wish I did, too. I got to pay for food. Shit's expensive. >> You got to be a wife. You got to pay for >> I don't know if I want to be a wife. >> Too much stress. >> You got to get the right person. >> Yeah. There were many suspicious aspects about this woman and she continued to defend her pills which only made the situation appear even more questionable. >> But if you do have a legitimate prescription, >> I don't want to get charged on having that [ __ ] don't even look right. >> It doesn't. But I mean, look at it from my perspective. You have a half a pill concealed in this little >> I don't know what it look like. >> You know what I'm saying? It don't look right to me either. Like >> 2989. >> 29.89. Yeah. And I did not count the loose change. I just >> bellies out right. >> And I can be honest with you, unfortunately, they are going to throw out your pepper spray when you go to the jail cuz they won't allow it to enter the jail. >> Yes. >> Can you put that pill back inside of there for me, please? How can I prove that I get a prescription? But right now, just have to go through all of that extra. Like, how can I pull up what like a where I get my prescription filled at the medicine shop? They can call me right now and they can call. >> So, the way I explain it to people, I could have a prescription for marijuana, right? But I can't have now a little ziplockc bag with in it that's not in a prescription bottle to my name with my address that's from a doctor. Somebody could tell me, "Yeah, I have a medical marijuana card and that's straight." But if I pull you over and you have over 20 grams, which is which is a felony in the state of Florida, and it's not packaged the way it should be, I'm going to take that person to jail for felony possession of marijuana. What I would say is if anything when you do go before a judge in reference to the shoplifting and now the possession of a controlled substance, have your paperwork that you can show and prove to them. And going forward, if you are going to have on you, have it in the bottle. But you can't just walk around with half the pill inside [music] of a keychain in your purse. >> And now take note. Dressed as she was, carrying a large amount of cash and even an EBT card, one has to wonder what reason could she possibly have for stealing. This too left the officers puzzled. >> I just rather my stuff be in my car. >> I know, but we're already past that point that we're not doing that. >> I just >> And in the future, if you want to do things your way of stuff, >> then why are we stealing if you got $6,000 in your car? $100 worth of items from Columbia. >> Yeah. You know what I mean? >> Why do we have appetite? >> That's That's not even >> Why do we eat [ __ ] at that first? Okay, we got another >> When's the last time? >> I mean, yeah, on that one. I have nothing to rebut. I was about to eat and I had to come do that >> um you know when's the last time you took your >> It was like it was like this morning probably like 9 when I woke up. >> Will you um will you detox from it? >> No, I'm not. It's not bad. >> Okay. I'm just asking cuz I know these are questions they're going to ask you in the jail. That's fine. So there's like it's not bad. Like if it was bad, I would just keep all of them on me. Like I needed them. That's why you see I don't >> Mm- It's not a problem. >> Well, the only reason for us that you know because this is consistent with somebody >> not properly using it, snorting it, crushing it. I mean, the baggie, it's clearly you crush it up in there. You know, that's >> I do it. I just crush it up like a DC cuz I just can't take I I cannot swallow pills. >> She was arrested and booked on charges of pettic theft and possession of a controlled substance without a prescription. Honesty and following the law are the only ways to avoid serious trouble. Money or status can never justify criminal behavior. Even worse, the woman acted wildly the moment she was caught. >> I SWEAR TO GOD, I WOULD I will not I will hit you. You're not about to handcuff me. You're not about to do nothing, ma'am. >> You're not about to do nothing. Stop. Stop. >> On July 7th, 2024, officers were dispatched to a supermarket after hearing that a pregnant woman had stolen items there. But when they reached the scene, they learned she was already gone. >> Where's she at? >> Oh, I can't I didn't see Matt. Hi, how are you? >> Good. I'm Sergeant Bri with Swansea. Shnook's called >> seat. I was in line. This is from the Dollar Tree. >> Okay, you can keep your Dollar Tree one. They just said that you didn't pay for all of the meat. >> I did pay for it. It's only four and it's $20. I paid for the the just have your receipt that >> I was in line. They was putting people on my card and I feel that that's not right. >> What do you mean? >> They was putting I was paying for other people food. >> Oh, okay. >> That's not right to do. And if somebody wants to do that, they should let the person know. >> Oh, no. They shouldn't be doing that at all. You should just be paying for your stuff. >> So, did they give you a receipt there? >> It says snips. Let's see what Welcome. >> Who was the dispatch person? Was it you or >> uh >> who? >> This is from the other day. >> 35 from 30. >> I probably didn't grab it. They was pulling on the um the one with the receipt. But the stuff this >> she carried a stack of receipts. And when police asked her again how much she claimed she paid, her answer changed. >> So, how much did you pay? How much did you pay? >> 30 $30. >> About $30. And they left everything on my card and I was paying for other people's food and snacks and stuff. >> She's saying that they were putting other people's food on her car. >> But you paid for all of your stuff. >> She said all hers paid for. They said it's not. >> Uh she does not. She wasn't able to grab one because um she was just trying to get out get going. So if you just want to confirm that >> Yes. Do you know about how much how much would have been charged on your card? >> Um it was going up. I don't know. It went from 60 to 50, then it went to 40, then it went to 30. >> Okay. How much did you pay for your stuff? >> They took everything off my cart. I had $53 in my cart. This is >> So what did How much did you pay though is what I'm asking, I guess. I don't I don't I don't know. >> You see just the run around. >> Thank you. >> Okay, he's going to check on and see what's going on. It's kind of confusing. >> She actually pushed the cart out of the store and never went toward the parking area. A detail that made officers suspicious and her statements kept shifting, leaving them even more confused. >> Right. I get that. So, just cuz I'm still not quite following. So, you get up there to pay for your items? Yeah, I paid for my items and they was just >> You already swiped your car and you paid for your stuff. Okay. And then what happened? >> I'm not I'm not working so I don't know what they're doing in the system, but I'm pretty sure I was paying for other people's stuff instead of my stuff >> and they didn't ask me. >> Okay. >> So, do you think you paid for your stuff or >> I was paying for extra people's stuff. I know how to count. >> Do you mind if I see your Dollar Tree receipt real quick? Appreciate it. And that would be all this stuff here. Yeah. >> Okay. Sweet. Thank you. >> I paid for it. >> You paid cash or your card for that? Okay. >> You mind if I take a look? >> Yeah. >> What you got? Okay. So, what what did you buy from Shnooken? That'd be the meat. >> The meat and the vegetable. Meat. the vegetables and the >> And I don't want any ice touching all my food. >> Sorry. The So all this was shnooks. >> Yeah. >> That and then the meat. What about the ice? >> The ice. The ice. Yeah. >> The ice. Shnooks or Dollar Tree? >> Okay. >> Go ahead. >> During the check of the items in her cart, officers found the missing goods the store had reported earlier. At that moment, they moved to the next step and the tension began to rise. >> All right. Can you put your put your phone down there for me, please? >> For what? >> Cuz you're under arrest. >> No, I'm not. >> Yeah, ma'am. Please don't pull away from me. >> I'm going to hit you. >> No, you're not going to I have the right to within myself. >> Just under about to arrest me. Stop. >> You're not about to arrest me. You're going to fall. Please. >> I'm going to hit you. I'm going to hit you. DO NOT GRAB on me. Do not grab on me. I SWEAR TO GOD, I WILL I will not I will hit you. Do you're not about to handcuff me. You're not about to do nothing, ma'am. >> You're not about to do nothing. Stop. >> He's hitting me. >> Stop resisting. Stop. Stop. Get off me. Get off of me. My I got one cup on. Give me your other arm. No. >> GIVE ME YOUR OTHER ARM OFF THE GROUND. >> Although she was pregnant, she still made a terrible choice for herself. And even after being taken to the patrol car, she kept insisting she had done nothing wrong. Beckon, >> stop. >> I didn't do anything. Get out. >> I did not do anything. >> Stop. >> I didn't do anything. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Stop. >> You got that? >> Yep. >> I didn't do anything, sir. >> Yeah, clearly. >> You did. This is not This is not legal. >> You just punched a cop in the head. >> Please. I did not mean to. dispatch. >> Uh, well, she hit me about three or four times and threw me into I tried to put my foot up, but >> you got rust on the back. >> The last thing I wanted to do was take a pregnant lady to the ground. >> Oh, I know. I What are you do that? >> No. Cuz I thought it crossed my mind. I go, "Nope." So then finally, I was able to take her down as easy as I could. She's a big girl. >> She was charged with retail theft and aggravated battery on law enforcement. Taking responsibility early, especially when you're already vulnerable, is the only way to protect yourself and avoid turning a bad choice into something far worse. Next, this woman turned the theft into anything but simple as she pulled one stunt after another. >> What are you doing? >> I'm not doing anything. >> What are you trying to get out of your shirt? >> Nothing. Meth, heroin, fentanyl. You >> a drugs on her? >> Yes. >> Drugs on her? >> Yes. >> Hey, got him. We're right. >> On September 2nd, 2022, officers received a report from Walmart about two suspects believed to be a mother and daughter who showed signs of suspicious shopping. When police arrived at the scene, they and store security witnessed even more blatantly fraudulent actions at the selfch checkckout. tracking so far. >> She's doing >> not scanning or under scanning or >> not. Has she scanned everything at this point or is she mind will not scan? >> So we're not scanned. Correct. >> Some of them will scan. >> Okay. >> So we're going to let her walk walk out the front door and just >> you grab if you grab mom, I'll grab daughter. Separate them. See if we can get the daughter in on this. Very good, man. I like it. Cool. All right. Come here. Come here. Come on. Yes. Yes. Yes. I'm coming. Come here. Come on. Go. Go. Go first. Right here. Right here. Right here. Right here. Come on in. >> You have your purse? >> Yes, sir. >> Take your phone. >> You have an ID with you? Uh, I do. I believe it's in my car in there next to my lock. >> You have your receipt on here? >> Yeah, he's got it here. >> So, the officers detained the woman the moment she stepped past the designated line. She seemed steady about it at first, but the moment after her victim act tricks began to surface. Don't do all that incarcerating now. >> I'll be okay. I'll be okay. I'll be okay. >> Hold it down. >> Trash right here. >> Where is it? Bring it over. >> Yep. >> What are you doing? >> I'm not doing anything. >> What are you trying to get out of your shirt? >> Nothing. Nothing. I have nothing in my shirt. Nothing. I don't have anything. Turn around. I don't I didn't put anything in my shirt. >> Oh my god. >> You did not put anything in my shirt. >> You were trying to get something OUT OF YOUR SHIRT. >> I'LL SHOW YOU. NOTHING. NO. >> WELL, if you weren't, then you got nothing to worry about, right? >> Yeah. >> So, what are we doing today? >> I was stealing stuff, obviously. >> Okay. How are you stealing stuff? >> Everything in my purse, and I changed some prices, too. >> Okay. So, you have merchandise in your purse that you pay for? >> Yes, I do. >> This? >> Yep. >> This. >> And it's easy. >> This? Yep. The two balls. I think that's it. >> Okay. >> How many prices did you change? >> Uh, the one, I believe, the thing. Actually, it didn't go through. So, I think that was it. >> No, you didn't. Wouldn't go through. Oh, yeah. I'm sorry. You're right. I did. I changed that, too. It was $10 difference. >> Yep. We did. >> What do you want right now? >> I don't want nothing. I'm nervous. >> That's all. I just got scared. >> Who's with you? >> My daughter. >> Your daughter? >> Yeah. >> Does she know what's going on? >> I'm sure she knows why I'm in trouble. Yeah. >> She what? >> I'm sure she knows why I just got in trouble. >> The woman admitted every part of her actions, including why her daughter already knew the reason she was there. At that moment outside, the daughter also gave her own statement to the officers. No. >> She probably No, she knows what I was doing because she won't participate in it. Doesn't agree with me. >> Did you come to Walmart today with a specific intent to steal from the store? >> Yes, sir. I came here to get the clearance, which I did. I had some stuff clearance. >> Oh, God. And the shark back. That's why I came here. And that's the stuff I keep on. >> So, I'm going to pass out. Just I'm just nervous. >> What have you been asked for? >> Job thing. >> Okay. >> One other time. >> One other time. Okay. I could have answered that question. Are you on parole or probation? >> No. >> No. >> How you doing? >> I drove. >> You drove? >> I I uh got arrested for that four years ago. >> I'm such a [ __ ] idiot, man. >> Huh? She's going to the loss prevention office hanging out right here. What's your first name? Emma. >> Emma. Okay. All right. We've been watching you and your mom on the cameras. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> What is going on today? >> I'm not sure what's going on with my mom, but >> no. >> Okay. So, you're not aware of anything? What's been going on? >> What's been going on? >> Okay. >> Do I need to call my dad? >> Not right now. So, remind you, we've been walking in the cameras, >> fancy cameras that Walmart spent a lot of money on that can zoom in on a fly. >> Okay, >> so keep that in mind. >> We can zoom in where price tags used to be. >> Did she do something with >> I'm giving you a chance, okay? For me, for you to tell me what's going on cuz if I have to go off video, right, that puts me in a horrible spot, right? You're backing me into a corner. Whereas you could just tell me. >> Okay. >> Mhm. >> So, you want to tell me? >> I know my mom does some shitty stuff sometimes. I don't like it, but I just try to turn my head. >> What kind of stuff? >> Like with the price tags, but that's >> what I do with the price tags. Um just the like she tries to find a better deal for certain other things. >> Okay. >> But >> so what does she So what does she do? >> I don't know exactly cuz I try not to ask questions. >> Okay. But you >> but I know it's not >> it's not right. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> But you're aware of what she does. half and half kind of but not exactly. >> Okay. >> Should I call my dad because I'm not yet >> 1% and if I do >> obviously your mom has his number? >> Yes, but her mom's dead. >> Although the daughter knew her mother's actions were wrong, she didn't dare stop her simply because it was her mother. Even when she understood exactly how those tricks were done, she still chose to look away from the truth. >> Like I said, I try to look away when she does it. I saw she got tape for the She told me it was going to be for the price tag. >> She got tape. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Did she bring the tape with her or did she did she get a tape from here? >> I don't know. I think it was from here though. >> Okay. And and what was the purpose of using the tape? >> To tape the clearance $5. >> Okay. Was it yellow tape, red tape, clear tape? >> Clear tape. Okay. And you were aware of the purpose of using the clear tape. >> You're aware. Okay. So, you understand why she was using the clear tape? >> I just don't I don't see anything. She's my mom and I know she struggles and I know it's wrong. It just >> Okay. Did you at all physically help her? Whether it's peeling off a piece of tape and and handing her that piece of tape so that way she could take that tape and put in the bar code or did you assist with peeling off an old >> No, not with that. I She asked me to go get her tape, but then by the time I got back, she already had tape. >> Okay. >> I did go get her tape, but then she didn't even need it. I actually put it back over there. >> So, remember how I told you I didn't want to embarrass you with your strengths, >> everybody, >> right? Trying to teach you and treat you decent. >> Yep. >> Okay. >> You have anything else on you? >> Okay. >> Have you ever been searched by a female deputy or an officer? >> No. >> Okay. He gave his man a whole spiel about how he was unaware of this and how he going to school trying to do the right thing. >> At this moment, the officers began searching the mother and the shock wasn't over yet. It quickly became clear that things were about to go far beyond simple shoplifting. >> Say, well, if I don't find it and you go into the jail with it, it's another charge. You understand that, right? Yes, man. >> Okay. So, are you done lying to me? >> Yes. >> What else is on you? >> What is that? >> It's not insurance. >> It's what? >> Drugs. >> Okay. What kind? >> Meth, heroin, fentanyl. >> You have drugs on her? >> Yes. >> You got drugs on her? >> Yes. >> Hey, got them. We're right. >> All right. Let's get them. Where they at? right here. >> Where's that at? >> In the waist. >> You trying to throw it away? Okay. Yeah. >> Do you have anything on you? >> Are you sure? >> What if you don't make the same mistake your mom did? Cuz I will find it. >> You want me to just put this in my glove? >> Uh, >> she says it's a mom. take care of these two. >> Hey, when I said no talking, right? I'm sorry. Enough. >> And you in no position to be scolding your daughter right now. You're just as bad as she is. Keep your mouth shut. >> I'm worse. I'm worse. >> Don't talk back to me. Keep your mouth shut. >> Sorry. >> So, I will call in and see if um >> I forgot I had the damn thing in my pocket. >> Intervention last night and you still got stuff on. >> I thought it was going to be I for I totally forgot until I came in here and I was like, "Oh my god. It wasn't in your pocket. It was shoved down in front of your pants. >> Well, I did that after I got in here. >> Oh my god. >> The mother was charged with petty theft, fraudulent selfch checkckout manipulation, and possession of a controlled substance. The daughter faced a lesser charge for knowingly assisting in the theft. A parent's job is to guide, not corrupt. Once you make your child part of your wrongdoing, you're not just breaking the law. Next, the man even tried to gain the police's trust because of watching too many shows about them. >> I [snorts] live off of the cops show, the show Cops. >> Yeah, >> I live watching that. I I do so justification for what I do. On June 12th, 2025, police received a call from Home Depot about a theft in progress involving a man who had packed a shopping cart full of merchandise. When officers arrived, they stopped him at the door as he tried to walk out, ignoring the security guard behind him. >> What's going on? I watched you this whole time. >> I'll watch you. We got it on camera. >> All right. 100%. >> 100%. Where do I go? >> Back office. >> All right. Home Depot won this one. Can you open up a 65 code for me? >> Well, at least you know one thing. I'm definitely not going to be running my size. You know what I mean? >> Yeah. Never know. >> Have you seen somebody my side? Good. >> Yeah. >> Oh, got it. >> Yeah. >> Cats on America's Funniest Home. Oh, you want me to go with you? Yep. >> Oh, I thought you said stay right here. >> No, just that. >> Yeah, that's what I was going to say. >> I heard it was going to be under the cops America's funniest home video. You know what I mean? >> There's some big people that run. >> Yeah, some [laughter] deceiving. >> Really? >> Very deceiving. >> You're going to sit in that. >> This one. Sorry about that. He believed he had only been trying to tease the staff, but that wasn't true at all. His behavior clearly violated store policy, and in reality, this was not his first time committing a crime. >> When was the last time you got arrested? >> Uh, a month and a half ago. >> For what? >> Um, it was nothing related to this. It was uh driving with um license suspended. >> Okay. That's why you have an old one. Yeah. >> Cuz you're not supposed to be driving that. No, you know what? All it is is because of um I didn't pay a fine. >> Yep. >> That's the only reason for any of that. >> Well, I found out from being pulled over that it was because of that. It's really shocked that people actually give you guys a hard time with that. That's mindblowing truth. >> Yeah. People run all the time for like even like a tape measure. They steal a tape measure and they want to run through the parking lot. >> I mean, like I don't know. Maybe it's just me, we're all human. People make mistakes, but I mean to run to me is like I don't know. >> How many times have you been arrested for retail theft before? >> I think twice. >> Okay. How many times were you convicted of them? >> Uh I don't think any. >> Okay. >> Cuz I >> was it was it at Home Depot or was it at other stores? >> One was at a Home Depot. >> Okay. Um, but the Home Depot one got thrown out. >> Okay. >> Um, because long story short, my boss, he needed a expansion tank and a garage door opener uh for no gate opener. And he needed two sets of the water tanks and he needed two of the garage gate openers with four arms in my truck. I can't get all of those in one shot. Okay. So, I was going the night before, purchasing it, leaving his credit card on his table. He was calling it in. >> You don't have to explain it. >> No, I'm just telling you. I'm just giving you That's why, but it was it was wind up thrown out. Yeah. >> His criminal history further highlighted the suspicious calmness of the man at that moment. He even appeared to fully understand the actions of the police. >> I work on the uh water mains. >> Where? um >> business out of box my boss >> but uh >> ours have been cut domestically >> home depot suspended license to a change down he's clear personal move >> copy thank you >> I mean but like you said >> you have to check I I'm just honestly having small talk with you I I hope don't mind waiting too long to get quiet. Well, I'm just trying to show you I'm not >> Doesn't matter to me >> either way. >> I mean, but like you know, people say, "Oh, no, I don't have warrants." And they have like five warrants. Yeah. >> You know, you want to know what's ironic? >> I live off of the cops show, the show Cops. >> Yeah. >> I live watching off that. Yeah. >> So, I see what you guys have and girls have to go through with people being like, "Yeah, yeah. Oh, you know, oh, you know, and all of a sudden it's like somebody's like huge wanted big time like, yep, >> I saw one pull over." >> There was absolutely no remorse in the [music] man's attitude. And since he claimed to have watched too many police shows, he also knew what the lightest consequences could be. >> I hope he's just leaving me. All right. Just give me the uh girl uh trespass. I guess would that what it would be? >> Yeah. I mean, it's it's it's up to the business what they want to do. >> I got you. >> Either a trespass or they'll prosecute for what you what you took. >> I got you. >> If it is just a trespass, um can't come back here for a year. >> Okay. >> All right. Um if it is if they want to prosecute obviously depending on the money you I can either give you if it's low enough you'll get a notice to appear you'll get a court date. >> Okay. >> Okay. And then you're also going to be trespassed like simultaneously >> both then I have an obligation to >> to go show up in court or if if the value is high enough where it's a felony then you're taking the right to county. >> Okay. Okay. >> What is felony? Uh over 750. I I have no idea what was in that box. So >> some KN some knives. >> That's for here, right? >> Yep. >> Home Depot one. >> At this point, the merchandise he had taken had been valued, and nothing went the way he hoped. The amount involved finally sparked a sense of his remorse. How much was it, brother? In >> the 900s. >> In the hundreds. >> 900s. >> 900? Really? >> Yeah. >> I thought that was the $300. >> $300. >> Literally, I thought that was 300 bucks. >> Yeah, but I thought that's where it said 300 by there. >> Take a step back. >> I take a step back. Yeah, it doesn't justify anything. Can you write down a phone number? >> Yeah, just have a seat for right now. We're going to get to everything. Have a seat. >> Yeah. I'm Listen, like I said, I apologize. It's stupid. It doesn't make up for anything that done, but I apologize. >> You know what I mean? I I really thought I was going to I thought it was like 4 or 500. Yep. >> When you add up all the other stores that you've done it to, it's quite a bit. >> Water. Water. >> The other ones. Yeah, I'll take >> the last one. It got thrown out >> because of the seats I had and stuff. >> His apology was certainly similar to the scenes he often saw on the police shows he watched and he surely should have known that it wouldn't change anything. >> I have to see the judge. >> Yeah, cuz it's a felony >> really. >> Yeah. I'm not sure if because because it's retail theft time. I'm not sure if they'll give you one tonight or not. Don't be texting anybody to come up here and show up here or do any of that. That's all I'm saying. >> I promise you it's only for getting me asking for a bond. Okay, >> that I swear on everything. >> I to get me. Trust me. I know you've been through a ton of crazy stuff, but trust me. Um I'm just I'm messaging two people to please uh look into it. They yell at me when I get home. All right. But I did like I told me when I get home just listen did a stupid thing at Home Depot. Okay, I'm going to getting arrested. Please bomb me out from the gun club. I did something stupid. So it's no justification for what I did. Yeah, sure. Absolutely. Turn your hands inward like you're praying. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Maybe four. >> Yeah. I'm not going to lie to you. The the time with the Home Depot where it got they had four. >> Give you more. Oh yeah, I was rusty. >> Yeah, cuz he got wet. >> He was charged with theft. He was sentenced to 48 days in jail, 1 year of probation, 50 hours of community service, and was required to complete a theft prevention course. Showing no remorse or failing to cooperate only makes the situation worse. Cooperating and taking responsibility is the only way to protect oneself and minimize legal trouble. Even worse, nothing that came out of her mouth could be trusted. >> Why? Cuz you have items on there that don't belong you. >> That's not true. >> Okay. Backpack. >> No. >> On July 12th, 2024, police were dispatched to a sporting goods store after reports of a woman actively [music] shoplifting. She had arrived with empty backpacks, slipped into the fitting room, and walked out with bags suddenly filled with merchandise. The moment officers approached, she instantly revealed her defiant, uncooperative attitude. >> Hi. >> Can you open up your backpack? >> Why? >> Cuz you have items in there that don't belong to you. >> That's not true. >> Open up the backpack. >> No, I don't have to do anything for you. I don't even know why you're approaching me. Out of everybody in the store and I've been in the dressing room, I've looked at everything that I wanted. >> Oh, that's right. All right, we're not gonna play that. Just turn up against >> No, chill. >> Her frustration at feeling wrongfully accused was on full display. [music] Yet, everything became even clearer moments later because a single evasive move from her exposed the truth more loudly than any words. my hair, bro. Stop. I haven't cut anything, bro. >> Stop. Put my shoes on. >> Let me put my shoes on. >> Stop, bro. Let me put my shoes on. >> Stop. Stop. Please let me put my shoes on. Stop. Bro, if you keep pushing me, there's no way. >> Stop. Now, >> stop. Stop. >> Can you please let me go? >> Stop. Stop. >> You don't even >> put your hands behind your back. Stop. >> Stop. >> I'm not even allowed to pay for my stuff. >> Stop. Stop. >> Y'all tripping. >> I'm trying to pay for my [ __ ] >> No. going to need to go check up on you. >> No, >> stop. >> Y'all tripping. Y'all not even going to let me pay for my >> Put in your bag. >> It's in that bag. >> Stop, >> bro. Chill out. >> Bro, for real. Chill. >> Listen. >> Stop right now. You're going to get You're going to end up in the face. >> You're tripping. I can't help right now. >> Can I at least put my shoes on >> when you're done, >> bro? I'm trying to be nice right now. >> Hey, you're not being nice. Y'all don't even know here. >> Clearly, she was the one who needed to chill out here. Everything had spiraled out of control because of her own actions. But it seemed she had no idea [music] that she was the one making things worse. >> Why did you turn it into that from me? Now you're going to go to jail. >> Yeah, cuz you're tripping. >> Cuz you're not going to go to jail. >> Why do I got to go to jail? >> Because you stole stuff. >> I didn't steal anything. >> A bad thing. >> Items belong to me. >> That all belong to you. Yes, >> I've been to the register. >> Do you have anything on you that's going to poke me or stick me? >> No, sir. >> Those are what I wanted to pay for. >> Uh because it's easier to carry. I don't have a bag. >> What the Let's get it in the car. All right. Here I go. >> Can I get my shoes? >> One shoe is right there. Can I get it? >> We'll get it for you now. >> It's right there. Where's the other one? >> I don't know. >> Yeah, cuz you're tripping. You instantly came up to me and started harassing me. >> They saw you. >> No, they didn't. >> Her excuses made no sense at all, especially after she had tried to run. But a few things she said only deepened the suspicion that this wasn't her first time dealing with a situation like this. >> Can I just get a summon? I'm tired. >> What do you mean? >> What do you mean? >> Why you can't just give me a summon? Your taste, >> I don't though. If you check, I promise you it's not. >> Dicks is pretty expensive. >> I'm telling you, I don't have over $1,000 worth of stuff. You could check. And if you check, can I please get a summon? >> No. >> Why not? >> If you were walking from the very beginning yesterday, >> but you didn't give me a chance to. You instantly started harassing me. Like I >> told you to open your bag because it's full of stuff that you didn't come in with. >> You opened your bag and it opened it. You would have got a summon. I guarantee you if you would have been cooperated with me and tried to run >> afford to do this. My mom just my birthday. I'm just trying to make it ends meet. >> Get your feet in. >> Please, sir. >> We'll talk about it. Get your feet in. Okay. >> Will you please talk to me with it? >> We'll talk about it in a second, but you got to get your feet in. >> I'll do that. But please, sir. I'm just I I'm having a hard time, man. >> She showed no shame and still refused to admit what she had done, even when officers questioned her again after she had calmed down a bit. In her mind, the police were the real problem here, not her. >> What I'm here for. So, can you describe what happened? >> Uh, it wasn't much. Basically, I I tried to run, grabbed my arm, I got away, and then um he pulled me by my hair, my shoes came off, and he start throwing me up against the wall and stuff. >> You didn't end up on the ground? >> No. >> Never ended up on the ground? >> No. >> Were you injured in any way? >> No. >> No. Okay. So, uh, you said you started running away. Were you walking away at first? >> Yeah. >> Was he telling you to stop? >> Like, come talk to me. Anything like that? >> I don't think you said come talk to me. >> You said you were running away. Why didn't you just stop and talk to them? Because it did make sense to me how they automatically accused me of stealing and I was in the dressing room the whole time trying on clothes. >> Well, you just told me you were stealing. >> I know. You can't wrong about the >> I'm not worried about that. I was just like it just why did they have to think that I was stealing? You know what I'm saying? I'm just wondering what made them call the police as as I'm trying on all the clothes >> cuz you're walking around with stuffed bags. It's kind of an indicator. >> I mean, you had them. >> Her shifting eyes and sluggish words said it all. She was still scrambling to invent another lie to protect herself. It almost felt like practiced behavior. The kind of experience that comes from getting caught in similar situations before. So, I would have, >> but the problem is you have another resisting arrest warrant. >> What are you talking about? >> A warrant. >> Yes, you have a warrant for resisting >> For what? >> For resisting arrest here today. >> You said what? >> Resisting arrest. >> For where? >> Hold on a second. >> Cuz I didn't resist arrest on anything. Can you please tell me where it's at? >> Is this your car over here? >> Yes, sir. I'm going to throw your bag in there. Do you want your wallet in there, too? >> You want your wallet in there, too? >> Yes, sir. I I really don't understand why I have a warrant. My Brio told me I don't have any warrants. Why do I have a warrant for it? >> All right. Your bag and your wallet are going in the car. Okay. >> All right. Yes, but I'm serious. My PO told me to let me put this in your car first. Okay. Okay. cuz sir, I've been to jail every time they took me. I've never not got away. >> In the end, she was charged with shoplifting and resisting arrest. A lack of honesty only makes a bad [music] situation worse. Owning up to mistakes early is the only way to prevent a simple offense from turning into a cascade of bigger consequences. What do you think about cases like [music] this? Share your thoughts in the comments, and don't forget to like and subscribe so you won't miss the next video. Next, [snorts] this shoplifter even acted like a lawyer, as if she had the authority to argue with the police. This is why you want to treat people. >> Get your elbow off of me to go through my purse. Marijuana is legal. You can put that back in my purse. You have no right to go through the rest of my items. >> On April 17th, 2025, police received a report from Walmart about a woman acting suspiciously, continuously stuffing clothing into her purse while glancing around. She walked out casually, unaware that loss prevention staff and police were waiting for her. camera. Police is going to get involved. >> Don't grab me. >> The woman, confident she could walk away, didn't realize her actions had been fully recorded, prompting the police to immediately intervene. >> You guys don't have any. >> Can you please let me go, please? Can you let me go please so I can do this? >> You didn't even give me a chance. >> You didn't even You didn't give me a chance. >> You didn't have a chance. >> You did not. YOU WON'T EVEN GET OVER ME. How can I do that? >> Put your hand on the back. >> Can you please get my sword? You know what? This is This is how you treat me. This is how you treat people. Get your elbow off of me. Get your elbow off of me. I'm just trying to get my shoe on. You don't have to be a You guys allow me to do that to you as a woman. >> Thanks. >> When I'm done, >> can you please get my shoe on, please? >> Thank you. Can Can you please put my shoe on? >> Put you over. >> The woman even seemed more concerned with her appearance than the crime she committed as she continued to deny the very actions she had just carried out. >> You were fighting me the whole time. >> I was not fighting you at all. You literally grabbed me and smashed me against the the put your >> And then you put your your knee on my back and I told you I have a spine injury. >> Put your feet underneath. >> I can't. I have a spine injury. You have to put You [laughter] have to literally stand me up. Yeah, with your legs. >> I'm not able to do that. I'm telling you that. >> 3 2 1 >> [ __ ] You straight put your knee in my back and my spine. I told you I have a spine injury. You're big as looking at me in my spine. >> Start fire. >> Yeah. >> This is Are you injured? >> Can someone help me, please? >> Hey, are you injured at all? >> Yeah, I would like to get checked out. >> Yeah, they're on their way. >> That's fine. Can you please help me get up? I can't help you get enough. If you can't help me, >> I need two people to stand me up, sir. You just put your knee in my spine. I have a spine injury. >> Okay. Are you able to actually assist me cuz I'm not >> How can I assist you? I don't have my hands. >> No, use your legs to stand up. >> I can't. >> Okay, then I can't just lift you up. You're not >> [ __ ] And you're not 5 lb either. Your big ass got on the top. and just wait and I'll get another officer over here to help me. >> No, it's you hating me and you didn't evening tell me what the reason was. >> The job left. They told you. >> So, what are your injuries? Is this your back? >> I told you what they are. I don't have to say nothing else to you. >> Clearly, her claimed injury didn't erase her guilt. The police had to act carefully as she presented herself more like a victim than someone fully aware of her wrongdoing. >> What are you arresting me for? What am I being arrested for? >> Obstruction and theft third. >> Theft third. Theft third is what? For what exactly? You don't even know what I stole. Shoplifting. >> You don't even know what I stole. And And furthermore, isn't there a limit for when you take people to jail? >> It sounds like you're pretty familiar with this question. >> You know what? Because I actually want to be a lawyer one day. That's why that's why I'm familiar with some future lawyer. >> I don't have a I don't have a future lawyer. >> I don't have a record. I'm just somebody trying I'm just somebody trying to make it in life. I'm like you're fat ass. >> Take it off. Yeah. You want the other side? >> I need help. I have a spine injury. >> So, can you please be careful? He put his knee in my spine and I told him I had a spine injury. >> Uh we can solve that problem. Don't resist. >> I'm not resisting. >> I know you're not. But >> I wasn't resisting in the first place. So, don't tell me not to resist. >> Okay. We're going to start off this way. All right. Thank you. I appreciate that. >> That's not how they >> I'm not at all. >> Okay, that's fine. >> No, I'm not treated like everybody else. I'm a black woman in America. >> Yeah, you're black and you see you just on the ground. Inside the loss prevention room, she kept denying every accusation, even acting with a sense of entitlement as if she were the one in charge. >> She took underwear and shirt. >> I did not take underwear. I paid for my underwear. >> We have underwear and shirts once sealed the shirts and pay for the underwear. That's what I was saying, man. >> Is there anything else? >> There's nothing else. It's just shirts and you don't you don't have legal authority. Stop my shirt. I did not authorize >> exercise your right to remain silent then. >> Listen, I did not authorize him to go through my >> You don't have to. You're under arrest for shoplifting. >> You know what? And I didn't authorize you and you have the wrong ID. >> Oh my god. >> Sir, >> no. Nobody's going to We're going to stop talking to you. >> That's the wrong ID, >> sir. Just Why are you going to get all that stuff out of my purse? It's just a couple shirts. >> Don't go through my purse. You're not That's it. That's all I have. You don't have to go through my purse. Marijuana is legal. You can put that back in my purse. You have no right to go through the rest of my items. >> You're going to advise you of your rights. Okay. >> No, I'm not. He has. Why are you going through the rest of my purse? >> Argue it in court. That's your legal right. >> Okay, that's fine. I will do that. >> All right, man. I'm going to advise you of your rights right now. Having these rights in mind, but you wish to talk to us. >> Listen, I will I will cooperate, but I don't like how he's going through my purse. There's nothing else in there for you to go through my purse. I would appreciate if you not not went through the rest of my purse. You're going to go to jail today. So be cut for obstruction and theft third. Okay. >> No, listen. I I have every You can get your items back. >> I need to actually look through this. >> Take me to jail. I don't have a record. >> Well, you are going to I'm homeless. Okay. >> Even when she finally realized she couldn't deny the truth any longer. She admitted what she did, but with an unbelievably foolish excuse. >> Take me to jail. I'm homeless. Like, I'm homeless. That's why I took a few shirts. >> Where's home if you're homeless? >> What do you mean? Where's home? >> Said you're home, but you want to be taken home. >> I went in my car. In my car. That's where I belong. In my car. >> Which car is yours outside? >> Sir, so you're taking me to jail? >> Yes. >> For what? >> For obstruction. You fought me? >> I did not fight you, sir. You >> I gave you a lawful order. Stop. You literally put your knee in my back and argue with you against the You're taking me to jail and you literally slammed me. You didn't even give me an opportunity. >> Yes, I did. I gave you >> No, you did not. >> Okay. >> So, taking me to jail for what? >> Shoplifting is called that. It's a crime. >> Understand? Okay, >> I understand that. But take me to jail for why do I have to go to jail? Why can't I be in court? >> Again, see, there's that self-entitled thing. Anybody who commits a crime can be taken self, but I'm telling you, if you commit a crime law, I don't >> Well, you are today, you shouldn't have committed shoplifting. When the medical team arrived, she was checked for injuries and after that she was taken away with no excuse left that could save her. >> Are you wanting to go to the hospital today? >> Sorry, I want to go home. I want to go sleep in my car. That's where I live. I'm homeless. >> So, what I'm worried about is your medical condition right now. Are you in Are you in back pain? >> I do have >> You want to go to hospital in my spine? >> Do you think so? We don't see anything based on the email that we're seeing. >> Okay. But but based on what happened, if you'd like to go to the hospital to get an X-ray, >> you don't want that. >> Okay. All right. No problem. >> All right, guys. >> We're good to go. >> All right. >> I just want her to know that she not. So, what we'll do for you is um when we get to the uh outside the jail cuz there's kind of a line like a sallyport area, >> we'll get your cell phone um we'll hold it to your ear and you can talk to her. >> Does that sound good? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I appreciate that. >> Thank you. And I appreciate you being cooperative. >> Finally, she was charged with theft and obstruction. Sometimes people think excuses or drama can erase their actions, but the moment a crime is caught on camera, every lie collapses. Accountability always arrives whether they're ready or not. >> Me. Go ahead. Go ahead. Go ahead. Go ahead. Arrest me. Arrest me. Arrest me. Stay in your corner. I've done nothing. I've done nothing wrong. >> Stay in your corner. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> On July 14th, 2025, police were dispatched to a bar at Orlando International Airport after receiving a report of a theft. The suspect was a woman who refused to pay for her order. When the officers arrive, I've >> done nothing. Wrong. >> I know that. >> I've done nothing. >> I know. You don't have to make a big scene about it, Catherine. >> She's just asking for you to go ahead and pay the bill. >> Okay. No problem. Okay. >> No problem. >> Go call the police. >> We We are the police. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. Do you have your card or cash or whatever? However you want to take care of your bill. That way she can cash out. Okay. >> I've done nothing wrong. Nobody said you did. >> All right. They're not going to bother. They're just here to make sure that you're okay. If you fall asleep, the camera fall saw you fall asleep. They're just doing their job. But I just need you to pay. But you're good. You can go to your flight safely. Okay. You just want to make sure you get to your flight safely. >> Okay, that's all. >> Nobody's harassing you. Nobody's trying to bother you. I'm just making sure you're okay. >> It was clear that the woman was mentally unstable. She could have easily resolved the situation by following the officer's instructions. Yet, she [snorts] chose to linger, denying any wrongdoing for no reason. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> I I'm aware of that, >> but they're asking I don't think you are. >> They're asking you to pay your bills so you can leave. >> I just need work. Okay. >> Okay. >> How dare you? >> Okay. I'm not We're not doing that. >> Ma'am. Ma'am, we got law enforcement here. I just need you to pay your bill. That's it. We're wasting time. Okay. Please. >> I've done nothing wrong. I've done nothing wrong. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> My name is Christine. I'm from New York. My name is Christine. I'm from New York. >> So tell me what you want from me. I got nothing. >> This is your first time. Stand up a little bit. Just stay right where you are. What you could do is again for the 5 million time, go in that purse, grab out some form of money, a debit card, a credit card, something wrong. >> All right. >> Yeah, she's just going to keep playing dumb. >> I'm not. >> She clearly understood what the officers were saying, but she steadfastly refused to cooperate, instead choosing a poor path. >> Tell me what it is, but you're definitely not sober nor willing to pay. So, that's not really helping us right now. Go home 72. >> Arrest me. Go ahead. Go ahead. Go ahead. Go ahead. Arrest me. Arrest me. Arrest me. Stay in your corner. I've done nothing. I've done nothing wrong. Stay in your corner. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> Can I talk to you, please? I'm Officer Gonzalez. >> I've done nothing wrong. You have done something wrong because >> like they explained to you, man, listen to me. >> You haven't done nothing wrong. >> We gave you ample opportunity to pay the bill. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> You haven't done that. Now, you've done wrong cuz one death for services. You haven't paid for the drinks that you received. You are intoxicated. You're not supposed to be in a public place intoxicated for your safety and the public safety and more for your safety cuz you're intoxicated. We want to make sure you're safe and nothing take no one takes advantage you or you get hurt, you fall, slip. All right? So, we're here to try to, you know, we do want to help you as well. That's why we're here. And you keep repeating yourself. Now, if you don't pay for what you the services, you'll go to jail. You'll go to jail. You haven't gone to your purse and got me >> talking about. >> Although she kept repeating, I do nothing wrong. Her escalating tension began to disrupt the bar, prompting the officers to act promptly to prevent things from getting worse. >> All right. >> Remember when you kept asking for that? >> I'm not doing anything. >> Begging for it. >> All right. >> Ma'am, could you go ahead uh turn around and put your hands behind your back? Okay. >> Do you have anything that that are sharp on you by any chance, ma'am? >> No. >> Do you have anything uh that maybe considered contraband uh like at the jail? Because if you introduce any type of uh like drugs or any type of You can go ahead and lean up against that if you need to. I don't want you falling down. Um, and I'm going to put these handcuffs. Okay. So, >> it's they're not made for comfort. Okay. So, I'm going to put two fingers in between it. All right. Just to make sure. >> All right. And I'm going to do two fingers right here. Like I said, they're not made for comfort. Okay. >> At this point, the bar staff also gave their statements about what they knew regarding the incident, which partly explained why she was in such a state. >> Yeah. Uh, she also has pills in her, I'm sure. Well, the situation come in. She sat down and asked for a double te. So, she wasn't drunk, but she she was crying because she had she her boyfriend broke up with her and said that her family his family is from Mexican didn't like like her no more cuz she's white. I said that's really unfortunate. I said, you know, some people in life is either good or evil, right? And and she was fine then. And then um she asked for one more >> and I was giving her some advice like things to listen you know going through a break of work on yourself go to the gym >> I talked to her for like 10 minutes >> and then she asked for one more I gave her one more double and then she um started falling asleep and then the guy from New York tried to help her right >> and I asked her to pay her bill and I said hey I can't have you sleeping here and then she started doing it again >> and then I think the camera stopped Yeah. >> Or one of you. Yeah. Probably the camera saw. I hadn't called yet cuz I was trying to alleviate all the work. >> Yeah. >> Work for you. >> On the way to the vehicle, she continued insisting on her innocence, even as it made things more difficult for the person trying to calm her down. >> Ma'am, I think tomorrow you're going to see things maybe different. >> No, I've done nothing wrong. >> George, if you want to just do a quick scan. We don't have a female. So, I did a quick pat down on the out with outside of my hand. That's the best I can do. >> I've done nothing. >> I haven't really been able to explore the waistband, but it appears that there's it's flat. There's nothing. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> We copy. Thank you. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> Okay. All right. The inside looks good. All right. You're going to do What we're going to do is we're going to go uh your backside first and then just watch your camera. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> I understand what you're saying now. >> No, you don't. >> I do. All right. >> So, we're going to turn around this way and I'm going to just >> I've done nothing wrong. >> So, back on up. Watch your head. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> So, um just go ahead. Start to scoot with your legs. >> You're a piece of I didn't do anything. I did [screaming] nothing wrong. >> Scoot over a little bit more. >> I DID NOTHING WRONG. >> I UNDERSTAND. WE NEED YOU to bring your legs in. Okay. >> I can't bring my >> I'm going to help. I'm going to help. >> No. It hurts. It hurts. >> Which Which part hurts? It's not made for comfort, >> but it shouldn't be painful. >> All right. >> I did nothing wrong. >> I'm going to put this uh seat belt on. Okay. >> All right. >> I did nothing wrong. >> Okay. So, your seat. >> I DID NOTHING WRONG. >> IF YOU WANT TO GO AHEAD AND LEAN BACK. >> IT HURTS. It hurts. >> This here. Hold on. Here's what you do. >> It hurts. It's me. >> You know what? Maybe here's what I'll do. >> In the end, she was charged with petty theft. Even when someone believes they've done nothing wrong, refusing to cooperate can escalate a situation and lead to legal consequences. In the next case, this guy even consumed the items right at the place he stole them. >> I'm want to tell you something, son. If you don't want to go through something like this, don't bring your ass in here. Now, you know how many people I deal with that's intoxicated all the time and tell me, "Oh, I'm under control." But they >> I understand that. I know. On January 31st, 2025, police received a call from Walmart about a man who had stolen items from the shelves and hid in the restroom to consume them. Upon arrival, officers quickly noticed that he was clearly affected by alcohol. >> Hello, dude. What's your name and date of birth? >> Write his uh get his information, please. How much alcohol you had to drink on? Don't lie to me, dude. Listen. Don't Don't lie to me. I >> honestly >> what's [music] what's not much? Possibly going to be going to jail today. >> Are you serious? >> Yeah, I'm serious. >> Okay. I don't I hadn't decided yet, but I mean, >> okay. >> Y'all told me the police wasn't going to be involved. >> I understand that. Now, I made a mistake and I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> Well, everybody make mistakes. I'm not saying I understand that, but I already been through this [ __ ] So, let me [ __ ] tell you. >> So, you have you been trespassed from Walmart before? >> No, I have never. >> No Walmart. >> My first No Walmart. This is my first time doing this [ __ ] at all. >> The police asked this because they believed he had a prior criminal record and shortly after he admitted the truth, which coincidentally also involved alcohol. >> So, so, so why are you coming into the store >> and drinking beer? What I mean alcohol? What's going on? I don't know. I have >> Do you need some help? >> I mean, what's going on? >> Sanchez. >> Leave your phone. Turn around. >> Put your phone down. >> Nothing else on you. You ain't going to take me to jail. I've been I've been through it so many times. >> What you been to jail for? >> Had 19. How many times you done been to jail? >> I just once DWI County going to jail. >> Where you taking? off of Amber Cove. Climb the suspended state. He's not complet. I told you I hadn't decided what I'm going to do. >> Just relax. >> He had freely chosen to commit that wrongdoing. Yet now he refused to take responsibility for the consequences of his own actions. >> I really don't want to go through this [ __ ] again, man. I really don't. Well, well, if you don't I'm going to tell you something, son. If you don't want to go through something like this, don't bring your ass in here doing it. That's that's just that simple. If you don't want the police to come mess with you, >> don't come in these folks store stealing stuff, okay? >> That's that's just that's just bottom line. Okay? >> You need to get you some help. I don't know what's going on. Okay? Look at me. Look at me. I don't know what's going on. All right? But I can tell you this ain't going to help whatever is going on. Okay? Yeah. If I took you to jail, you think that's going to help you with whatever's going on? >> Not at all. Not at all. >> Or you just telling me that cuz you don't want to go to jail. I'm telling you that because it's not going to help and I genuinely don't want to go to jail because >> staying in the vehicle. >> Callers business passenger car. >> No. >> Are you you staying with your girlfriend? >> Yes, I do. >> She she gave me the same address that Summerwood told. At this point, the police had the man take a breath test and discovered that he was not at all in the condition he claimed. >> Down there by 5 and >> when I tell you to, you're going to blow into this straw like you're blowing up a balloon. You're going to take a deep breath in. You going to blow hard until I tell you to stop. Blow. Blow blow hard. No, a steady breath. You going to blow steady breath. Deep breath in. Blow hard. Harder. Harder. Keep blowing. >> What's the number, >> man? Ain't no way you drunk two of those. So, you were intoxicated before you came in here? >> No, sir. I wasn't. >> Listen, >> I promise I wasn't. >> Listen, don't don't BS me. >> I was not. >> Okay. I don't Don't BS me. Honestly, >> you are you are twice the legal limit and you're not even supposed to have alcohol in your system. So, I know two buzz balls that you just drunk right now ain't going to put you where it's at. >> Sir, >> best thing to do is tell the truth. >> I am telling the truth, sir. I I was not intoxicated before I came here. I literally came here. I grabbed that. I mean, >> I don't I don't I'm going to tell you this. >> I don't do well with people lying to me. >> I'm I'm sure you do. But I'm telling you now, where you at right now, >> it's not a good, >> dude. You didn't drink two buzz balls just now and get here. You are twice the legal limit. >> With these results and his age of 19, the police still had to calmly explain to him what he was facing. >> Listen to me. Listen to me. >> Once you sober up in there cuz he's going >> If you would allow me to talk, I will explain it to you, >> okay? >> Once you sober up, they will release you from the jail. You will have a misdemeanor charge of theft of property, okay? And a misdemeanor charge of public intoxication. And you'll have a court date. You'll get out tonight. I'm almost certain of it. But yes, but you have to serve world, dude. you I'm not I don't feel comfortable releasing you under control. Like I'm not I'm not even >> I don't care. I don't care. You're twice the legal limit. I don't trust that. >> So I'm going to tell your girlfriend where you going to be. Okay. I'm going to send Listen, I I refuse to allow you to be twice the legal limit, be like this, and then go out there in front of your sister. That's absolutely ridiculous. >> Kitty kid. [laughter] Well, maybe maybe this will help you understand. Don't come to a store and steal >> for alcohol that you already been drinking >> that you're not supposed to have. >> They going to trespass you from this property. >> Am I going to be in the B? >> Walmart is Walmart period. >> The actual jail cell. Sorry. >> It's going to be in Benton. So, the jail is going to be Selen County Jail and it's going to be in Benton. Okay. Faced with these decisions, the man genuinely felt remorse for his own actions, prompting the police to reassure him. >> It It don't matter that you're under control. I'm I'm telling you that now. I You know how many people I deal with that's intoxicated all the time and tell me, "Oh, I'm under control." But >> I understand that. I know. I understand that 100%. >> I believe that you can walk fine, but it don't change the fact that you still drinking. They may be able to get you some type of help that I can't. Okay. I just want to make sure that you when you leave any type of law enforcement presence, you are blowing all zeros and you're not intoxicated. >> Okay? >> How long you think? >> Like I told you, I'm not guaranteeing you they're going to let you do Listen to me. Look at me. Stop. Stop. >> I'm almost certain they're not going to hold you over the weekend or all night over misdemeanor charardice. Okay? It is public intoxication and it's a theft of property misdemeanor cuz it was five bucks. >> Okay. >> I don't think they're going to hold you over that. When we go to the jail, I will talk to them and I will double check to make sure. I've already told you girl that you need to be looking out for a call tonight. >> I just don't want to be the over. I've been I do not like this [ __ ] at all, sir. >> Yeah, I've already searched. >> I don't have anything. >> I know you don't. I'm just double double checking you. All right, take a seat. >> The man was charged with theft of property and minor in possession of alcohol according to protocol. He freely chose to steal and drink underage yet tried to avoid the consequences. The lesson: own your actions because trying to deny responsibility only makes things worse. Next, the kind-hearted mother bought toys for her daughter, but in a guilty way. >> Where's the receipt? here. It was in the bag, dude. >> Sit down. Calm down. >> People killing each other here in Naples. So, they're worried about me going into the park. >> On January 15th, 2023, police were dispatched to a shopping mall after receiving reports of a woman and her daughter engaging in suspicious shopping. At that moment, the woman stepped outside, unaware that police were waiting for her. >> Sweet already. >> Oh my. Oh my god. steal anything. >> My car? Then look for my receipt. I dropped it. I've already been to this aisle. I see. I'm here all the time. >> Okay. Where's your receipt? >> I don't I dropped it then. I didn't steal anything. >> So, you weren't bagging the stuff up in the toy section? >> No. >> Well, I I guess I guess I was imagining things. >> Yeah, you were. I was. No. >> All right. Just hang tight. So, why don't you why don't we go into the security office and we'll review >> my daughter in the car then. >> Huh? >> No, no, no. >> Okay, we're all going to go to the security office right now and review the footage in front of my kids. >> Okay, >> stop. >> The woman denied everything and refused to cooperate with the police, using her family as an excuse to try to get away, but that only led her into a situation no one would want. Okay. Don't put me in handcuffs. DON'T PUT ME IN HANDCUFFS. DON'T PUT ME IN. OKAY. Don't put me in handcuffs. I >> I will put you in handcuffs cuz you're not listening. You're walking away from me. >> I'm detaining you right now. >> I'll give you my I'll buy it again. I have my debit card. >> I will give you I bought that and I will give you a debit card. >> No. We're We're going to the security office right now so we can review. [screaming] >> It's okay, sweetie. >> While being escorted to the loss prevention office, the woman continued trying to change things, repeatedly pleading, >> can I at least >> right now? No. >> Yeah. Why? >> I've already paid for it. I've already for it. Sir, I paid for it. >> Well, we'll see. >> Okay, but I've been in here twice today. Please let me pay for it again. Then >> I have money. >> We're going to watch the video. >> Okay. And then what? >> And and then if you if you conceal stuff without paying for it, then you're probably going to go to jail. >> But I have the money for it. >> It doesn't matter. The crime is already committed. Can I just pay for whatever your thing I took? >> No, it's too late. >> No, it's not. >> Stop. >> So mean. >> Even her family pleaded as if she understood it was wrong. When staff checked the cart, it became clear that all the items were toys. >> Not bought this stuff. I bought the two things earlier. >> It's going to be a lot. >> It's not a lot. I have the receipt. >> Okay. >> I have the receipt. >> Where's the receipt? >> It was in the bag, dude. >> Sit down. Calm down. >> Well, then if it's in the bag, then we'll find it. Sit down. Calm down. >> Sit down. I didn't steal anything. I will steal anything. Dude, >> who is this? >> My husband here. >> You have a little girl. You >> have the other receipt. You have the other receipt to show them, please. I >> What's going on? >> What's going on? >> Hi, Mommy. >> So, your wife, we believe that your wife has uh concealed items. >> Okay. >> I gave her calm down. She's being detained right now. We're going to review the video. Okay. >> Okay. Do you have a receipt for the item? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> This very receipt led police to uncover more suspicious activity. While her husband considered it a complete receipt, she insisted there was more. >> Pay for it. >> Here's a receipt that he has. >> There's another one. >> All right. Is there a fire? Guys, I promise there's another receipt. I have a good personal blanket. >> I'm guessing this is your personal blanket. >> Yes. And and her stuff is in here. >> Where's her ID? I'll have it for my car. Can Did she leave her baby and her toys that she carries with her? >> Yes, we'll give them to you. Relax. Calm down. >> Sir, I already bought some other stuff. Okay. I swear I did. Here's my gift. calm down. Sit down. >> She was actually the one who understood the situation best. Yet, she kept asking questions and even when given answers, she refused to accept them easily. >> Why are you guys arresting me for a squishallow? Why are you arresting me for aft? >> A squish mill that I was going to pay for. All right. >> It's all right. It's all right. My mom's an attorney. Don't worry about it. I bumped your names. >> How was that? >> Because you can't walk out of the store with merch. >> I apologize. I was coming right back. I wasn't trying to >> They were trying to stop you and I pulled up in front of you. >> You tried to grab me. Nobody's going to grab me. I was going to my car. How are you going to arrest me for this? >> Because you passed all points of sale without paying for to get my card out of my car. >> Then you should arrest the card. >> Then I applaud you with >> I shouldn't be arrested for this. I was getting my other money out of my car. >> Are you giving me another charge? >> I think that people killing each other here in Naples and they worry about me going to get another car. I have plenty of money. I don't need to be freaking accused of theft. >> It >> even at this point, she still treated the incident as if it were nothing. After investigating everything, police took action. >> I give my stuff to my husband. >> Yes. >> Okay, relax. >> No, I'm pissed off. I understand. >> I understand. I am stealing yelling at me more money. I have $186 on here. I went to the park. Come on, man. >> All right. All right. Before we go, hold it. >> Yes. >> Put it down. Give me your hand. >> Okay. All right. Tell him I love him. Call. >> Do you want him to have this? >> Yeah. It's got all the money on it. Baby, call all out. EMS is coming cuz I'm starting to detoxing off my suboxin. >> All right, turn around. Wind your stamps. >> You don't need to kick me. >> I didn't kick you. >> Yeah, you did. >> The woman was charged with felony grand theft for concealing items in the store. She violated probation from a previous offense, which led to her serving 365 days in county jail. Her attempts to deny wrongdoing and manipulate others only worsened her situation. Honesty and cooperation with authorities are always the safer choice. >> How are you? I'm not I'm not okay. Wait, wait. You got to talk to me. You got to I'M GOOD. SHUT UP. [screaming] >> On August 30th, 2025, police received a call from Walmart reporting a shoplifting incident. Worse, [music] the woman even attacked an employee before fleeing. When officers arrived, they trailed her into the parking lot where she fought back with violent resistance. >> Hello, ma'am. How are you? I'm not I'm not talking. >> Okay. Wait, wait, wait. You got to talk to me. You got to TALK TO ME. SHUT UP. HOW CAN YOU TOUCH ME? I I'M ALLOWED TO TOUCH. YOU CANNOT WITHOUT WITHOUT PERMISSION. YOU GET UP. DON'T YOU DARE. >> The woman clearly showed her sense of having rights and her violent resistance made the police try very hard to handcuff her. STAND. >> You got a cop OVER HERE? >> YEAH. WHAT'S THEIR LOCATION? >> Security standing at the back wall and that Alpha 3 is currently physically fighting with that individual. Got one on. >> All right. Hey, just start out there. STEVE. >> It was clear that the woman didn't realize her actions were wrong as she even wondered why this was happening. >> THAT WAS GREAT. >> NO. NO. >> Get in your circle. >> What is that? >> Calm down. >> THIS OFF MOTHER. He tore my head so badly. Take this off. >> Keep your arm here. Stop. >> Stop resisting. >> Okay. >> She's been trespassed before, so we'll Okay. You know, you >> Yeah, I do. Do >> you guys have information on her or no? >> Shut up. SHUT UP. SHUT UP. >> SHUT UP. >> Inside the patrol car, the woman's rage erupted in a flood of cursing. Likely because this shoplifter didn't want to be treated like a criminal. Won't cancel. >> I hate you. [screaming] Oh, MOTHER. >> [laughter] >> SORRY. [screaming] coming 48 years [laughter] coming [snorts] up. >> At this point, the officers reassessed the situation and even the manager stated that this was not their first encounter with the woman. >> Don't know any of this. >> All I know is that they said they wanted her off. I went to approach her. She's been press uh trespassing. Why actually trespassing? >> Yeah. >> And then she started swinging on me. So then we went down. >> All right. I guess resisting trespassing. >> Um so she was on property and then you were >> She was in the bathroom doing her. >> She's been trespassed multiple times. She's in the bathroom stuffing toilet paper and everything she can stuff it in. We told her to leave. She left. She came back. She left. She came back. She was just pouring bottles of water in there. I asked her to leave again. started yelling and screaming at me and that's when you pulled up and then00. >> All right, cool. Thank you. >> The woman was taken in for questioning, but the officer's struggle continued as escorting her to the room proved equally challenging. >> One foot, the other foot. Get out of the car. No one thought you were fighting so much with the nor. Let's have an honest conversation. We're going to have this problem the whole time. >> Stand up. >> Do not speak. >> In the end, the woman was charged with theft, criminal trespassing, resisting arrest, and battery on an officer. Always recognize the consequences of defying the law. Resisting officers only escalates trouble and ensures harsher charges.