But I telling you I have a receipt. I'm not silly. What it going to take me to jail for? I have a receipt. >> Okay. Damn. >> Cuz I just showed you everything in my property. I know my rights. I just showed you everything on my property. >> CALL THE POLICE. >> CALL THE POLICE. >> GET UP. GET UP. >> WELL, I can't get much whiter. >> They'll back me up on that. >> Some shoplifterss showed no shame when they were caught. Worse, they knew exactly which civil rights they could invoke to flaunt their arrogance. But no matter how entitled they acted, their sense of entitlement still [music] had to bow to justice. There are the moments when shoplifterss didn't realize Walmart CCTV followed every move. Beginning with this misgendered shoplifter, a simple shoplifting incident quickly led to an additional charge against her. >> Dumb. >> Oh, gross. Okay, now she's under arrest for assault three. >> Stop. Stop kicking me. >> On the 13th of May 2026, officers received a call from Burlington about an ongoing shoplifting incident. The suspect, a misgendered, was accused of removing merchandise tags and flushing them down a toilet. This was what happened when officers approached her. >> Ma'am, they're saying I'm stealing and I bought that. Pop popping tags in the back. >> No, you did not hear the toilet. >> I was taking off a tag off of my purse. >> Come out. She didn't want to. >> I was taking a just put your purse in there for right now. Okay. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. Okay. You're being detained at this time. Okay. >> You're being detained at the moment. >> No, I did not. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Stop. Stop. Everyone's >> stop moving. >> Stop. >> All right. Come on. >> Take you outside. Come on. >> Grab my >> Yeah, we will come back for it. >> Keep going. >> Keep walking. Keep walking. >> Walking. >> Keep walking. >> Keep walking. >> Keep walking. >> After that, the officers recovered and verified the merchandise from the suspect's cart. >> Dumb ugly ass. back of my hand. >> Get dumb. >> I was like, if you guys can do me a favor of printing out a receipt for all the items that are your guys. >> I got to find tags for them first and then I can ring them up, but it might be a minute. [laughter] >> Okay. Yeah, that'll work. I was like, even if it takes a while. >> Yeah, I don't know what's in here. Like >> everything. >> Hair straightener. >> I don't I don't know if this is this. >> That's our That's her. >> You saw that, too? >> All her personal stuff in here, though. I don't know if she came in here with these bags. I don't know. >> But I know that this one >> there's nobody who has access to cameras right now. >> No manager. >> Come to the back of the car. >> [ __ ] dumb ass. >> All right. Go and take a seat. >> All right. >> All right. >> We asked her to come out. She could hear her in the restroom doing something. Mhm. >> And she would ignore her. >> Okay. >> Hello again. >> Hi. >> How are you? >> Um here trying to keep cool. >> Appreciate people threatening people. >> Might be big, but >> here's a Okay. >> Not setting off the alarm anymore. >> Hey, don't make fun of me. >> Go get presents [laughter] for that. She doesn't have a receipt, but I don't find any receipt. I think the rest of it's her crap. >> Do you have any uh video? I'm not allowed access because I'm not the store manager, but I am the assistant manager. >> Okay. Do you know her? Nope. Not yet. Haven't gotten to that point yet. >> What was that? >> Oh, I heard I heard >> I was >> I was very scared for his >> Yeah. >> Yeah. That wasn't going to happen again. I stayed behind them, didn't let him turn on me. I said, "Don't turn on me anymore, please." With the employees certainty and the recovered merchandise, the evidence was difficult to deny. Yet, the suspect continued to deny everything and showed no intention of admitting fault. >> All right, ma'am. [snorts] Can you uh give me your name, please? >> I didn't feel a mothering my receipt in the back. >> Hold on. Can you spell your first name for me? >> I ne e >> slow down. Okay. I can't am I in here? >> I can't hear you. I can't hear you if you keep if you keep talking like that. >> I have a receipt. I'm being being chill with you. >> I don't give a I have a receipt. Why the [ __ ] am I in the cop thing? I have a receipt. >> Stop receipt. You dumb idiot. >> Stop. Stop arguing. >> What's your first name? >> I already just told you. >> Go and spell it out for me. >> B R I T N E. You fool. >> B R I N T E. All right. You got you got a middle name. >> Like I said, I have a receipt. >> Say you got a middle name. >> I have a receipt. Dumb. >> Middle name. I have a receipt. >> Middle name. >> I have a receipt. >> Date of birth. >> I have a receipt. >> Birth. You give me your date of birth. >> You mother watch >> 999 mother. You >> 09 09. >> Watch your back. >> What? >> Every statement she made was accompanied by insults showing no respect for the officers. The police then asked what items she had supposedly purchased on the receipt, but the receipt did not exist. >> All right. What were the the things on the receipt? Shampoo and conditioner and a perfume. >> Shampoo, conditioner, and perfume. >> And a perfume. >> And a perfume. Okay. Do you mind if I check your purse for your for the receipt? >> Well, I can get it. I know where it's at. >> No, I I you're okay, Bruce. Right here. I can do it. I will search for the receipt in the purse. Is that okay? So, is that a Yes, I can go through your purse. >> All right. She gave me permission to go through the purse. No receipt. When uh what time did you uh purchase these items? Did you >> find the receipt? >> No, I did not see any receipts in there. >> I told you. Let me grab it. It's in there. >> There's no receipt in there. >> I just bought the items not that long ago. I'm not >> Not that long ago. How long is not that long ago? >> Before I entered that restroom literally >> before you entered the restaurant 5 to 6 minutes before she called you. >> 5 minutes before she called you. >> Well, there's no receipt in your purse. And >> I have a receipt and you check and they're saying that there was no sale. >> All right. Well, I'm telling you I have a receipt. I'm not stealing. What are you going to take me to jump while I have a receipt? >> Okay. Okay. Can you listen up to me? All right. You have the right to remain silent. >> Dumb piece of >> Oh. >> The suspect acted impulsively, believing she had the right to do so, but that decision only brought an additional charge against her. >> Gross. Okay, now she's under arrest for assault three. Yep. She just spit in my face. >> Are you okay? >> Yep. She just spit right in my face. >> Watch your back, [ __ ] Watch when I get out, mother. Watch. I'm lifey. Watch. You making frets now you Oh, you [ __ ] are lucky. I don't want to attack your punk asses. Oh, you [ __ ] are lucky because lucky mother. Watch that. Oh, you got this lucky ass lucky ass. >> So, >> at the moment you were under arrest, you have the right to remain silent. Can you say can be used against you in a court? You have the right this time >> to a lawyer. >> The moment you have the right mother. >> Stop. >> Stop kicking. >> Grab your leg restraints. Grab your leg restraints now. Get the offing ass. You guys are a bunch of >> The woman was charged with theft, assault on a peace officer, and harassment, and she was permanently banned from Burlington Coat Factory. Denial may challenge an accusation, but aggression, assault, and threats only create new evidence and new charges that cannot be blamed on anyone else. Next, this woman treated shoplifting like it was nothing more than a joke. >> All right, you're most likely going to be going to the county jail. >> All right. >> All right. >> Huh? I wish state I was getting all this opportunity. >> On the 13th of November 2024, police were dispatched to Walmart after receiving a report of a shoplifting incident. The female suspect had reportedly returned the merchandise after failing to take it out of the store. So when officers approached her, she acted innocent. Hey, >> how you doing? Fine. Stop. Byebye. You're detained. Okay. >> Okay. You're >> okay. >> How you doing? You have your ID. >> Yeah. >> You don't. Yeah. >> Oh, yeah. It's right here. I'll put it all back. >> Jackson. Yeah. >> Can you walk? >> No, we can't. >> Walk inside. >> Okay. I can't with this. >> You're detained. I read the 10. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. >> I heard I heard. Ow. Ow. Ow. >> You're okay. I'm going to take the bed. You're not going to take it. >> Yeah. There you go. There you go. >> Okay. Now, >> walk with my partner. >> All right. >> Is that your shoe right there? >> And what you talking the card? I was sprinting. >> Huh? >> Oh, no. Yeah. >> He never said the car. Hope I put my car and stop. >> It's off. >> I'm not talking. >> Oh, I'm sorry. >> I'm talking to you. While this woman was being arrested, another older woman remained outside in a car. After watching her friend get arrested, she immediately began apologizing when an officer approached her. >> Oh, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I I'm having a hard time. Can't get my phone to work. >> Okay. I'm sorry. I'm on a call right now. >> All right. You have to go park in a parking spot. >> Okay. Where do you need to go? >> Probably one minute. >> All right. Listen. I'm going to get somebody. >> Can you start a couple roadies to the Walmart South, please? This lady on a >> huh? >> Yeah. >> I saw But is it or miss from? >> From matter. Yeah. any uh two. >> She is two. Yeah, she has two. It's right there. We'll go I'll figure out the rest of the headquarters. >> Yeah, we'll take her to figure it out. You be under arrest for retail stuff. Okay. >> Once again. >> Yeah. female subject. That's what she got arrested for cocaine. That's what >> Yeah, but it wasn't in my position. >> No, I got No, that's why >> that was her. >> She got arrested for >> Yes. And in the following days, she got football. >> Are you homeless or you live out northwest? >> I live on the hurricane in the back. >> Because she had nothing to verify her identity. Officers took her to her car before transporting her to the police station to continue the investigation. >> You have anything on you? I have everything. >> My female's going to check your head. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> You like it? >> Yes. >> I like it when I got a job. >> Why don't Why don't you go get another one? >> I I been trying. >> So aggravated. >> What do you get? So long, you know, waiting to come back. Answer, answer. I go, I go and then they say, "We'll call you. We'll call you." That type of thing. >> All these retail stores are going to be hiring for the holiday season. >> Oh, yeah. I know. I heard that. I heard that yesterday. >> Helton. >> Oh, my partner should have, but we just got hit with like a bunch more thefts, so we're in the process of just doing all this right now. Okay. >> There's almost a >> Andy, >> is that a female or nah? >> No. >> Okay. Don't worry. >> Oh, you got one there. >> Yeah. Yeah. Don't worry. Thank you, bro. >> She claims she was unemployed, unable to find a job, and was actively looking for work. But judging by her appearance and the jewelry she had to remove at the police station, she hardly looked as desperate as she claimed. >> I'm going to uh start taking all that off, please. I wish Elton stayed. I would give him all this. I just take it off. >> Beautiful jewelry. >> That's it. >> That's it. >> No anklets. Yeah. Ankles. >> You want the one sock? >> Huh? >> Do you want the sock? >> Sock? Yeah. It just it just I go back for you. >> No, you just empty. >> Yeah, this is shaking. >> You're good. Put it on. >> Call Posiello. >> Just to confirm. Calling Pello. The officer then verified her identity and found that her record showed she had prior convictions >> probably. But the thing the reason why you're in the county and not getting released is cuz from what I could see right off the bat, you have two prior retail theft convictions of guilty. Two or more retail theft of guilty, you go to county jail. And what right when I pulled pulled up pulled it up they had last year had last year in 2022. >> You aware of those cases. Where did you go from? >> Yeah. remember where you >> yeah where >> boy >> I Got you. >> I know it's cold. I don't have nothing. >> What jackets? >> Put on these old [ __ ] I'm sorry. I don't I'm quick with the paperwork. All right. >> I said I'm quick with the paperwork and you you hold me to it. >> I'm very quick. >> So once my partner gets here and searches you, >> I'll knock this out in 20 minutes. Max, I just got to wait for a supervisor to sign. >> Okay. >> My paperwork's quick. This is a very simple thing. You pass all points of sale. LP saw sworn statement, match description given. You know exactly why we were there. You have prior convictions. That's all it's going to read. >> She was arrested for retail theft after officers discovered she had two prior retail theft convictions. Her attempt to appear innocent could not erase what her record already showed. When someone keeps repeating the same mistake, even a simple theft can lead to much more serious consequences. Next, this woman stole mail from 63 different homes. >> Nope. I'm going to take this right here. I'm going to take your hands. We're going to put your hands. Right. All right. >> How long have I been am I just being paid or >> you're being detained? You keep kept these cuz they may had the cards in them, right? >> Yeah. But some of the papers u I'm not trying to get close to you. >> No, you're fine. You're fine. >> On the 22nd of March 2025, police arrested a suspect who had stolen hundreds of pieces of mail from multiple residences by riding an ebike from house to house before fleeing into a store. When confronted by officers, she denied everything, but her behavior immediately raised suspicion. >> Okay. Okay. >> What am I being disaginal investigation is all you need to know right now? Okay. So, you're not free to go. Come out with us. >> Grab yourself. Don't worry about it. >> Okay. Can I call my um >> N take this right here? I'm going to take your hands going. All right. All right. >> How long am I being Am I just being detained or you're being detained? We'll talk about in a few minutes. >> Okay. >> I'll grab yourself. Don't worry about it. >> Stuff fell on the floor, sir. >> This stuff fell on the floor. Do you buy it? >> Uh is this one here? >> Oh, yes. Don't move and it won't stuff and I your nerves. >> Yes, I did on the camera >> in there. Hold on one second. You said you dropped stuff in here. >> Um, it was the toilet paper. I had to go get out for it from here. >> Afterward, officers entered the restroom she had just walked out of. And what they found in the trash can seemed to say it all. She was clearly the suspect they had been looking for. >> What stall were you in? >> H. Take this, please. >> Hey, 11 on two. >> We've got her 1012. Got her out of the bathroom. Told her she was lawfully detained. Went into the bathroom. There's all the mail with the addresses in the trash can in here. >> Dollar Tree, Dollar General, or Dollar Tree. >> Dollar Tish. Yeah, I I'll grab her stuff real quick. We'll go outside. We'll chitchat. Okay. What was your name, Miss? >> Uh Miller. >> Okay. Well, Miss Miller, we're going to go outside and chitchat for a moment. This is all your stuff, right? >> Yes, sir. I got some that I can get a number of. >> Miss Miller, let's go out and chitchat. Is that That's not your purse, too, is it? >> I guess it is. >> That one right there. That's This is yours, Miss Miller. Right here. This is yours. >> Yes. >> Okay, perfect. Sorry. >> Where you coming from? >> I am. >> Miss Miller, I'm going to cut right to the chase. >> Okay. I'm going to give you the one chance to be honest cuz we all know why we're here right now. Okay. So, what in the world will compel you to steal all that mail today? You're running around here looking like freaking Santa Claus. Um, I did not have that bag to begin with when that woman stopped me. Okay. >> Um, I was actually holding on to it for a friend cuz he was actually going up the road and doing it. >> Who's your friend? >> Um, her name is Rachel. >> Rachel? Yeah. >> Rachel. I don't know anybody named Rachel. What's her last name? >> I don't know. She's a redhead. Uh, she tricks. >> She tricks? >> Yeah. >> Goodness gracious. >> She named a friend called Rachel to shift the blame onto her. But was her story believable or was it just something she had made up? We need to take your sunglasses off just for a second. I know it's bright out here, but Well, not quite yet. >> My phone. I know. I'm going to have to have um a number to get bonded out. >> Yeah, you can you can get your phone and go with it. >> I'm going to get a bond, right? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Hey, so she's coming on the passenger side moment. >> So, you were you and this girl Rachel were paid by somebody to to bring it to the house on 8th Street. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Who paid you? >> Um Red. >> Red's like the theme of the day. Okay. So, you got Rachel red hair, you got red hair, and Red paid you to do it. >> I have red streaks, but yeah. >> Okay. So, how much were you going to get paid for this stuff? >> Um, I was supposed to get paid $200. >> And then Rachel the same or she get more? >> I don't know. >> I do know that the the house up there got raided here recently. >> Why is some of it thrown away and some of it's not thrown away? >> Um, >> what was that, Miss Miller? I'm sorry. some uh they said that when we do those emails so that it doesn't look like there's so much stuff being brought there >> um to actually feel and see if there's cards in it and I that's what I did I felt it >> and to see if there's any cards in it and >> so yeah I noticed all these are the cards >> huh >> all these are the the cards here so this yeah you keep kept these cuz they may had the cards in them right >> yeah but some of the papers u I'm not trying to get close to you >> no you're fine you're fine >> papers in there are Yeah. Yeah. >> I just didn't want to take the time to completely open all of the info. >> It's a lot to open. I don't blame you. >> This is the first time I've done this. >> First time? >> Yeah. >> She claimed she was being paid to do it. But while examining the stolen mail, officers noticed that the envelopes containing cards had been opened. That immediately raised more questions about her story. >> The problem I I believe you that you were paid to do it. Okay, I'll give you the benefit of the doubt there. The only problem is is that all the surveillance footage that we obtained in the last hour from all these areas only show you, Miss Miller. They don't show any other redhead or anybody else with you. >> Rachel was also going down the road and getting I got the bag from her before I even got down that before I even started going down those Daytona app. Sir, >> she used to be with a guy named Duke. >> Duke. >> Yes, sir. And this is my uh friend. I don't want to lose her bike cuz she's going to kill me if I do. >> Oh, this was used in this was this was used in the commission of an incident right now. >> Yeah. So, yeah. No, >> my sunglasses and my my mount is a go. >> Yeah, you can put your sunglasses back up. >> I'm sorry. I'm trying to be as helpful as PO. You can raise it back up because I know that's more like you're you're seems like you're either unwilling or unable to give up any associ looking like to me is it's looking like it's all just you. >> No, I can I will be rolling >> there. Laura, take a picture of this. >> Miss Miller, can you do me a favor now? We can have a seat. You can rest yourself. I'll help you down. >> Yeah. Uh they are in >> Okay, I'll get them for you. here. >> Lighter in there? >> Uh, no. The lighter is right there. >> All right. >> Yes, sir. >> Right here. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> I'll help you down. >> All right. Thank you. >> Um, if you >> There you go. >> Um, thank you. >> Shortly afterward, she shared a little about her personal circumstances, which may have been the reason she turned to stealing. >> Is that your phone or is that your phone? >> Um, that was my boyfriend's phone. That was mine. Who's your boyfriend? >> David Ortiz. >> I don't know. Is he [snorts] local? >> He's the reason I got clean. >> You got clean? And why are you doing this for money and not seeking a real job? >> Um, I'm printing job applications. And I'm not going to lie, relax. So, >> oh, sweet on Hard. What's What's your flavor? Meth. >> Meth. Usually after all this is done, you could call my dad and let him know that I'm going to do it. >> I thought you said my stepdad. Okay. I was going to say I thought you just said he just died. >> He's my street He's basically my street dad down here. My >> street dad. >> Yeah. >> What's his name? >> Uh John uh Whitman. >> What does a street dad mean? >> Somebody that looks out for me. >> He's not selling you out or nothing. Is he >> selling me out? >> He's not working you. >> What do you mean? Tricking. >> Yeah. >> I don't trick. >> Okay. >> My mother told me when I was little I believe that. >> Well, if that was the case, I'd like to go after the guy that's making you do that. So, if you're saying no, I'll believe it. Is it going to be several charges in one or is it just going to be one big charge? >> Probably just going to lump it into one big one. Depends on how many. But now it'll be one charge, but there may be multiple counts. >> But I will have a bar. >> I have to see. >> And I also hate to ask. Um, the hair tie I have in my hair, is it solid black? >> Mhm. >> Okay. Not the big one around my head, but the one that's the ponytail cuz >> it looks all black. >> Okay. Cuz if not, can I have the one that's on the ground? Cuz they won't give me a haircut. The woman was taken into custody and charged with 63 counts of petite theft and fraudulent use of personal information. Her circumstances may explain why she needed money, but they did not justify stealing hundreds of pieces of mail and targeting other people's personal information. When she chose crime as the solution, the consequences quickly caught up with her. Next, this woman even crashed into a police car while trying to flee. >> Nothing was stolen. What did I steal? I didn't take anything. >> I didn't steal. I accidentally hit your car in a panicking moment cuz I'm doing things that I shouldn't be doing. I'm honestly telling you this. >> On the 3rd of November 2025, police received a report about a white Alpha Romeo linked to a counterfeit $100 bill at Eastland Mall. Later that evening, they spotted the same vehicle again, and this is what happened. >> Command, passenger, open the back door. Do it now. >> Both hands where you can see them. Put your hands up. >> PUT YOUR HANDS UP [screaming] NOW. >> NO. Put your hands Get out of the car. >> Get out. I don't give a Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> I can't. >> Squeeze. >> Can I get out the front? >> No. >> Can you help me? >> No. >> Get out of the car. You're going to get bit. >> Okay. I I can't. You're too tight. >> Keep trying. Walk backwards with your hands up. Walk backwards. Go. >> Can I get a face? >> No. No. >> Co's over. >> No. I've been Look, I got in a bad car accident. I messed all my teeth up. >> Yeah, when you ran the squad car. >> No, I got it. I got >> I remember you. I see you. >> No, I got hit from behind. Why you taking my car? >> I'm taking your car. >> We're going to seize it now. >> So, not your car no more. >> Hey, uh, Nick, you want to help me? >> Wait, can I get my stuff out? >> Stop talking. Just stop talking right now. Can I get my ID out my purse? I'm trying to give you guys what you need. What? My ID and everything is in my car. Can I get my ID out? I'm just asking. It's in the back. >> It's all my stuff. All of that is mine. I'm traveling from out of town. All of that is my stuff that I already had. Clothes. Halo. Nobody's in the car. Nobody's in there, guys. Nobody's in there. I won't lie. Nobody's in my car. All of that is my stuff I already had, guys. I'm traveling from out of town. The woman offered explanations as if she was already preparing for whatever officers might find in the car. She also immediately asked about bond, showing just how familiar she was with dealing with police. >> I don't know yet. We'll see. >> Officer, my money. Can I get my purse? How am I going to find out if all my stuff is in the car? >> It's either no bond or no bond. It's >> Can I get all my stuff out the car, though? >> I don't know what's yours and what's stolen. >> Nothing was stolen. What did I steal? I didn't take anything. >> Real quick. Okay. >> I didn't steal. Now wait a minute. Now somebody's lying. I didn't steal anything. I didn't steal one thing. So what happened? What happened at the mall with my brother? That wasn't even me. >> Just so you know, you're the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be against you. >> I'm not a thief. I didn't steal. >> You're the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present with you while you're being questioned. >> Everything in my car I had already when I got you don't have a car anymore cuz we're seizing it. >> But you cannot afford to hire a lawyer. One will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. >> Do you understand the rights? I've read. Yes, but I already had a >> my purse and everything is in the car. My rent money, everything is in the car that I already had. >> So, who's the car registered to? >> It's my son's car. It's not even mine. >> Where's your son at now? >> Out of town. We just moved out of town. Where did you move to? >> We moved past Indianapolis. Like 4 and a half hours away. Indianapolis. >> You live in Indianapolis now. Okay. Why did you come to Bloomington? >> I came to Bloomington cuz I was here to see someone. >> Who did you >> I came to see my brother. He came to see like a girl. >> What street does he live on? >> I really don't know. We was using a GPS. You have my phone. So we went So we went to the mall. He's like, I want to do a little shopping. We just did a little shopping. Looked around. They didn't really have anything. We left. >> What stores did you go to? >> I don't know. Like two like a coffee shop or a Nestle shop. And then >> a pretzel shop. >> No, I never went to a pretzel. >> She seemed extremely worried about her car, desperately trying to keep police from touching it. She then continued making excuses for her actions. But were they really true? >> I'm asking you. week. >> I accidentally hit your car in a panicking moment cuz I'm doing things that I shouldn't address. I'm honestly telling you this. I don't know the new >> What's going on? >> Oh my Let him get his food. I'm sorry. Let him get his food, guys. It's all my >> I teased him like 4 days ago. I don't give a [ __ ] about that. >> But listen, you don't know how hard life is right now. Like, you don't understand. You guys have a career. Like, people are really trying. >> Excuse me. Can I get my coat, my pants? Can I get my purse, my money, my anything? How am I going to get out? I cannot. And all of my stuff fell over in the back. I was tagged when you guys rammed me. >> Yeah, sounds good. >> Her tone changed completely when speaking to the officer versus talking to someone else, making it clear she was trying to avoid responsibility. At that point, police directly confronted her about why they had come. >> Bloomington, you're passing fake bills. You're crashing into squad cars. >> I didn't do it. Yeah, you did. At the mall at the pretzel shop. >> I didn't I didn't hit nobody at the mall at the pretzel shop. What are you talking about? >> No, the fake $100 bills you gave. >> That was my brother. I wasn't me. He came up to me. He said the boy you was with. I was looking for him. He was already out of the store. >> You took off running from the security. >> That wasn't security. It was some guy. And I didn't know what he was talking about cuz it wasn't me. It was my brother. >> Okay. Do you know your brother was pacing fast? >> No. That's what I'm saying. He asked me to stop at a couple stores. I DIDN'T KNOW. I DIDN'T KNOW. >> Why did you flee from the police? >> Because I didn't know what happened. I got scared. Honestly, >> you know, we do like 300 traffic stops a day and like 99.999% of them don't flee. >> I think you fled because you're committing crimes down here. >> I didn't want to flee. I should >> Well, there's a car block you in and then you hit that car. >> Just get a mask. Please >> be honest. Please. If this is your daughter, I'm just asking for a mask in my coat. >> Do you have an Illinois or an Indiana license? >> I have Illinois. >> Last is Anderson. comments. First is Nora Ida. Nora Adam little middle Lincoln. >> A little bit of weed. That's it. And I just bought him this car for college. This is up. He just got cried. He just got accepted at Purdue for nursing. Can you please give him his car back? >> Have a driver's license. >> I It just got suspended for a ticket from two five years ago. They just did it to me. I didn't even know. >> What's the suspension reason? She continued trying to steer the conversation away from the counterfeit money, but when that failed, she began blaming the man she claimed owned the car. >> My son pays. He paid all of that himself. I don't give him a dollar on that car. >> Okay. >> That is his car. And I'm begging you. >> Did you ever talk to Jacob about what happened tonight? Well, he went to Hi and he got arrested at Hi. Yeah. >> I had no idea. >> He got arrested there. And do you have a guess as to what he had on him that's illegal? >> He had money. You did have money. What kind of money? >> Counterfeit money. >> Counterfeit money. Why do you Why would would you guess counterfeit money? >> Because you already said counterfeit money. >> All right. So it can >> So he had counterfeit money on him cuz you were telling us that everything in that car was yours. >> It's mine. >> Okay. It was counterfeit money in the vehicle. >> Where did you find that at? He >> was in the back seat and a bunch of money. >> No, he was in the back seat. >> Where was she sitting at? >> It's not mine. >> She was in the back seat. >> I was in the back seat while I just got in the backseat to put on my clothes. I was actually taking this off. See his ripped. So, I was pulling my clothes off when you guys pulled up. >> I mean, what was your plan tonight? Where were you? >> I I didn't have a destination. I didn't know where I I literally was just driving. >> You're like, "Loom's pretty nice. I'm just going to pull over on this dark street and sit in the back seat and change." And you can just tell me that. It's just kind of odd. I mean, it's strange, right? I don't just go drive around random towns that are a couple hours away from where I live and park on some random residential street and hop in the back seat and change my clothes and whatnot. You hit our squad car because you were scared. I didn't hit it. I backed up and I didn't see the car. I honestly just backed up. I didn't see it back. >> But once you realized it was the police, you wanted to take off away from us, right? So, we have a form here. It's a notice of seizure for forfeite. Okay. >> It's not mine. >> So, so we're going to we're going to we're going to tow it. It's [snorts] going to be at toward here in town. It's going to be held until a court decides if it's our if we're going to seize it or if it's going to be given back. >> Get my purse and all of my belongings out. I have clothes and everything. You'll be able to get anything you need out of it. >> So, you are going to go to jail tonight and we are going to apply to seize your vehicle. All right. Do you have any questions for us? >> Please not seize my vehicle. >> Nope. That's already happening. >> If I >> Nina Anderson was taken into custody and charged with forgery, aggravated fleeing, and attempting to elude illegal transportation of cannabis, driving on a suspended license, leaving the scene of an accident, no front registration, and no proof of insurance. Her excuses changed as the evidence piled up. But running from police only turned one suspected crime into seven separate charges. Next, this woman became even more unhinged just to deny her crimes. KILL ME. KILL ME, [ __ ] YOU GOT TO KILL ME. The [ __ ] EMS cuz I'm pregnant, but you can't deny me a [ __ ] service. >> On the 11th of May 2025, police received a report from a Dollar General store about two women who had been stealing items. Even after carrying out the theft, they casually walked away, ignoring the store manager's warning that he would call the police. Here's what happened when officers approached them. >> Come here, both of you. >> Come here. Yes, you do. >> Come here. You are detained. Do not try to walk away. >> What did we do? >> Come back over here. Do not try to walk away. >> What? Cuz you want this bag cuz this is my clothes. These are dirty clothes. >> Step out of the roadway. >> I don't have to step out of the roadway. >> You do. >> No, I don't. >> Yes, you do. >> No, I You were standing in the roadway. I'm telling you to step out of the roadway. >> Walking and I don't have to stop and talk to you. >> I am stopping you. You are stopped. >> How are you stopping me? >> Because you're stopped. >> Well, stop about what? >> I'm investigating a shoplifting. You're stopped. You are detained. You trying to leave? >> You ain't shop. You can't detain me for a shoplifting. >> Yes, I can. >> No, you can't. Cuz I'm pulling stuff out my purse cuz this is what she said I stole. These are dirty clothes, baby. She said I stole out her stove. >> Okay. >> These are dirty clothes. >> Lay your bag down, please. >> Come on. Lay down. Baby, these are dirty clothes. These are dirty clothes. These are stuff. Two brushes of stuff I've already had. Honey, you see this [ __ ] This is I already had. >> Okay, >> that looks perfectly clean. That looks like it just got >> Baby, this is just a couture. >> No, I'm talking about that red and black. >> Baby, this is a swimming suit I got at a discount store. >> Red and black right there. >> This is my shirt. >> That ain't even red and black. >> What is talking about red and black? What you talking about red and black? Cuz not don't hold none of this stuff at all. Dollar store don't hold none of this. You want to see my dirty panties, too? Because a dinosaur don't hold none of this type of stuff, baby, at all. >> They adamantly denied the theft, unaware that they had already been caught on camera earlier. The woman in the red shirt even deliberately tried to walk away, causing the situation to escalate. >> You can't stop me from nothing. >> No, I can't. >> Don't grab me. I'm pregnant and you grabbing me. I'm pregnant and you grabbing me. I am 3 MONTHS PREGNANT. DON'T GRAB ME. I'M 3 MONTHS PREGNANT. DON'T GRAB ME. DON'T GRAB ME. STOP. STOP. DON'T GRAB ME. HELP. HE'S BEATING ON ME. HE'S BEATING ON ME. GET OFF ME. PLEASE STOP. GET OFF ME. I'M PREGNANT. YOU GRABBING ON ME, SIR. GET OFF OF ME. GET OFF OF ME. >> GET OFF of me. >> I'm going to tell you. >> GET OFF OF ME. I'M PREGNANT AND YOU JUST DID THIS TO ME. CALL THE POLICE. RECORD THIS. RECORD ME. Get off OF ME. GET IN MY FACE. GET IN MY FACE. MEANWHILE, another officer arrived to assist, but she only made the situation escalate even further into something dangerously tense. >> YOU'RE NOT GOING TO TOUCH ME. YOU'RE NOT ME. >> Let me go. >> BACK UP. >> BACK UP. >> GET OFF ME. >> BACK UP. >> BACK UP. >> GET OFF ME. GET OFF ME. >> Sit up. They're going in cuffs. >> Let go. Stop. LET GO OF MY GUN. GOD DAMN. >> A gunshot rang out, but the woman was the one who had caused it, showing just how reckless she had become. The officer had to use more force to finally take her into custody. >> Why did you even have that? >> Shot fired. [screaming] >> Why did you even shot fired? [snorts] [screaming] >> ARE YOU SERIOUS? I'M PREGNANT, [ __ ] You stupid ass [ __ ] Yeah. [ __ ] that stupid about kill me now. Now kill me, [ __ ] Kill me. Kill me, [ __ ] MY [ __ ] YOU ABOUT TO KILL ME. [ __ ] your WET ASS [ __ ] ON MY STOMACH. I'M PREGNANT. CALL THE POLICE. [screaming] I AM PREGNANT. CALL THE POLICE. HELP ME. CALL THE POLICE. CALL THE POLICE. FOR right now. We're still fighting. >> CALL THE POLICE. CALL THE POLICE. CALL THE POLICE. [screaming] >> GOT YOU. >> CALL THE POLICE. >> SHUT UP. SHUT UP, LADY. Shut up. >> Call the police. >> KEEP YOUR MOUTH SHUT. Keep your mouth. >> I'M PREGNANT. >> KEEP YOUR MOUTH SHUT. >> QUIT WALKING AWAY. Sit down. Sit down. >> Call the police. >> She tried to scream to the people around her and portray herself as the victim, but it completely failed. Meanwhile, the woman who was with her was also quickly placed in handcuffs. >> Stand up. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> What did I do? >> What did I do? I didn't do anything. You don't have to be so rough, bro. I didn't do anything. I sat around and >> she just tried to take my gun. >> She's lucky she's alive. >> What does that have to do with me, though? >> You're here with her. >> But that has nothing to do with me. I did not do that. I didn't even do anything. >> Like, you're putting me in handcuffs for no reason. I did not do anything. [ __ ] >> Okay. Don't be so dumb. Shut up. You punched me in my face, you [ __ ] >> Yeah, you punched me in my face. You >> Yeah, I did punch you in your face. >> Punched me in my face, [ __ ] [ __ ] YOU AIN'T SUPPOSED TO PUNCH NO WOMAN. HEY, I'M 3 MONTHS PREGNANT. YOU PUNCHED ME IN MY [ __ ] FACE, [ __ ] THIS MAN PUNCHED ME IN MY FACE. >> SURVEYS THAT AREA. >> NO, HE PUNCHED ME IN MY FACE. >> BE QUIET. >> I'M THREE MONTHS PREGNANT. HE PUNCHED ME IN MY FACE. >> AND HE [ __ ] [screaming] SLAM ME. THEY SITTING HERE RECORDING AND WATCHING HIM PUNCH ME. GET OFF MY BACK, [ __ ] >> NO. >> Get off of me. >> No. >> Get off of me. >> You're going in the car. Hey, let me get her in the car. >> No. You're not going to drag ME. I'M PREGNANT. I'M 3 MONTHS PREGNANT. IF YOU TRY I KNOW. I'M 3 MONTHS PREGNANT. THIS OFFICER PUNCHED ME IN MY FACE. THIS OFFICER PUNCHED ME IN MY FACE. BRO, >> NO. I'M NOT STANDING UP. I'M STARING TO THE AMBULANCE. I WANT AN AMBULANCE. NO. I WANT AN AMBULANCE NOW. CLEARLY, the sheer strength in her voice showed that she was perfectly capable of shouting and did not appear to need medical assistance. Even inside the patrol car, her increasingly frantic behavior only seemed to reinforce that. >> Take a photo with my ass. My bad. How about that? Take a photo of that [ __ ] Kiss my [ __ ] ass. What you can do? >> I need to take pictures of your touch. You ain't taking no pictures of my mother. The MS can. The [ __ ] MS cuz I'm pregnant. You can't deny me [ __ ] service. [ __ ] >> you going to get >> [ __ ] >> You're going to get pepper sprayed if you do it again. >> I don't give a [ __ ] >> I'm letting you know what's about to happen. >> I'm ready to die. I am, [ __ ] I'M VERY I DON'T GIVE A [ __ ] ABOUT LIVING, MAN. I DON'T GIVE A [ __ ] ABOUT LIVING. I'M very [ __ ] Kill me today. [ __ ] kill me today. That's what you [screaming] puss. Y'ALL LOVE KILLING [ __ ] YOU SOMEBODY RAP YOUR DAUGHTER. >> THE woman was arrested and later sentenced to 40 years in prison after pleading guilty to aggravated assault of a public servant, harassment of a public servant, and possession of a controlled substance. What began as a simple shoplifting incident became a disaster because she refused to stop escalating. Her reckless decision to fight an officer and grab his gun turned a minor theft into decades behind bars. Next, this man was even proud of making money through trouble. >> You I like these I don't be liking them. You have this truth, dude. >> Hey, they're lame. >> Be cool and you can be on and out. >> I lowkey miss it, man. Because it kept me out of trouble. I was making a little bit of money. >> On the 10th of November 2025, officers stopped a man in a Home Depot parking lot after he was suspected of being involved in an ongoing shoplifting incident. The moment they approached him, he denied everything, but he was clearly hiding something that officers quickly discovered. >> Two step over here. Okay. You got anything in your pocket? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. They said that you were uh >> Man, I ain't steal, man. >> You just threw that right there. >> There you go. No. Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Come on, man. >> Put your hands behind that, bro. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I feel that, bro. >> Take your hand out of your pocket. >> There's a body coming. >> Yeah, it is. Stop. No, he's not. >> Stop. I'm not resisting arrest. >> Yes, you are. >> No, I'm not. I'm not resisting. >> Yes, you are. >> You're trying to You're trying to make a narrative to make it seem like I resisted arrest so you could do it in your incident report that I resisted arrest. You're not sleeping. >> You are resisting right now. >> Yes, you are. >> I'm not. Who? >> Who her? Who? >> Bro, could you tell him to stop? Bro, >> listen. >> No. Y'all tased me. Hey, bro. Could you stop? >> I stopped that last time. Listen to me. Nobody wants to get you hurt, >> bro. I don't care. You think I care? >> I'm saying. Okay, but I'm saying your hand behind your back, >> bro. No. >> Yes. Go. I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> He resisted fiercely, making it clear that if he had done nothing wrong, there was little reason for him to be so afraid. His words soon became increasingly hostile and threatening. >> You think you think this [ __ ] on my homie? I'm going to go to Oh, they going to let me out. I'm >> Hey, Zoo. You don't >> And you too, gang. >> I'm on my soul. >> Don't worry, gang. This is where you work, bro. On my soul. When you clock out, gang, don't worry, bro. This what I do. >> Hey, you think it's a joke? >> Just that. >> On my homie, on my on my brother, gang. We're not We're not in the car. We're not. >> Damn. Damn. I'm too bad again. She literally literally >> We're under arrest right now. >> I know. I'm under arrest. Okay, relax. You don't got to do all this extra. Let me hit my I can't even hit it. >> I have a You put that in your report. >> And your body camera is not even on. >> No, it's not. >> Yes, it is. >> It's really not. Hit it twice. Understand me? Angry ass man. Hey, grab my phone, man. >> Yeah, it's a vape. It's a vape. And on my homie, gang, I'm going to come back for you, man. Oh, my soul. If you don't think I'm going to come back, why you doing all that? >> His behavior resulted in him facing a resisting arrest charge, but he showed no sense of guilt. Instead, he seemed oddly amused as he looked around the patrol car with fascination. >> Really wants you to punch him. Challenge accepted. >> I'll punch. Oh, that's what I see. Is the dash cam on at least? Damn seat. >> Is he rolling? >> Damn seat. >> Everything's on. >> Are you sure? >> Yep. >> Is your body cam on? >> Step. >> Are you sure? >> Your body cam. >> Push. I'm just trying to get like a star somewhere so I could uh do my incident report. >> Yeah, that's that's with me. Your complaint comes to me. >> You don't work in the school anymore. >> Have a seat. >> Have a seat. [snorts] Let go. Just let go. Okay, relax. Relax. >> Yeah. >> Wrestles with you in the school. I don't want to go. >> I know, right? It felt good. All right. [snorts] I just don't see you. >> Oh, man. >> Dude. >> Yeah. >> Have a seat, >> man. Bro, what the is going on? I just want to go home, bro. >> Okay. Well, >> safety act, dude. Sign and release. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> If you fight with us, you go to court and you spend the whole night with us. >> I mean, if you do your incident report the right way, >> if you are cool, >> I'm chilling. >> You get charged. >> I like these. I don't be liking these [ __ ] You I have this truth, dude. These [ __ ] Hey, >> they're lazy. >> Be cool and you can be out and out. >> You doing a good job, man. Good. I'm serious. No. All right. It say release. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. It means we give you a piece of paper with a court date on it. You're out in an hour. >> Yeah. >> Otherwise, you're going to be here till tomorrow morning anyway because >> Oh, you got a warrant. Probably. >> Come on. Have a seat. >> So stupid. >> You don't have anything under here? No. >> No guns, no knives. >> Jesus Christ. I just look like Kai has a gun off. You're like a white guy as >> well. I can't get much whiter. >> Extremely rude. He showed no sign of guilt, but in reality, he was trying hard to keep himself calm. The moment he got inside the patrol car, he began venting his anger. >> [ __ ] >> If y'all could pull up the footage of me stealing anything before y'all charge me, then say I stole. You >> got a long history. Okay. First name. >> Damn. How'd you recognize me from the back? Jeez. Z U H A R. >> Yeah, you remember? Yeah, brother. >> Yeah. No. H A I R I R. >> Hey, I really been trying to Hi. At least they took a high, sweetie. I did not mean to. I don't know what the happened. >> Are you okay? >> Yeah, I'm all right. >> I'm I'm chilling. >> I'm just going to get you up there and then we'll get you out. >> I knew I should have just went to bed. I have been up all night. >> Have you? >> Yeah. I really did not want to go to Home Depot. I Something told me to just lay my ass down. >> Yeah, just go to bed. >> Yeah, bro. I don't think I'll ever steal again. Honestly, I'm done. I'm honestly >> that probably be a good thing. >> Yeah, I'm working. Yeah, bro. I'm going back to Polaros to be a dishwasher, bro. I'm I'm done. >> When did you stop working? >> I'm literally like a week and a half ago. >> You didn't like it there? >> I did, but boss was I don't know. I don't There's something about me. I just feel like I have a target on my back and like people I don't know it's if it's about the way I look or what it is the the boss and there the white guy didn't like me man. >> He was more than willing to chat with the officers even proudly talking about making money through illegal means. >> I lowkey miss it man because it kept me out of trouble. I was making a little bit of money on the side. Whatever. Like I didn't even mind the money. The fact that it just gave me something to do and kept me out of trouble was enough for me. You know, I had a job. Everyone was like, "Oh, you're working now?" Yeah. Unfortunately. Yeah. But it was still good because the money I'm working my ass off for, it lasts me longer than the [ __ ] that I'm I'm like whatever. Let's let's save the case may be whatever. Selling drugs, stealing, selling it, whatever. All that money goes, gambling, all that [ __ ] just goes, bro. It's just dumb. But when you work hard for your money, man, you save your money, it honestly it'll it'll last longer. I think that's by the grace of God to be honest. But I really got to get my together, man. I'm sorry. I'm all ranting and [ __ ] Sorry. >> I apologize. >> Yeah. The man was charged with theft and resisting arrest after his suspected shoplifting attempt turned into a heated confrontation with officers. His later admissions showed that he understood exactly why honest work kept him out of trouble, yet he still chose illegal ways to make money. This arrest was another reminder that knowing the right path means little unless he was willing to stay on it. What do you think about cases like this? Share your thoughts in the comments and don't forget to subscribe to watch more videos like this. >> Got my money and my phone in both my hands. >> Explain to you, you're under investigation for a theft and I have the right to detain you. >> I am not in prison guard. is my fourth amendment amendment rights. >> On the 13th of April 2022, officers received a report from Walmart about a 66-year-old man and a 71-year-old woman who were skip scanning items at the store. As soon as officers arrived, both suspects were stopped and the merchandise was recovered. >> So, I have a feeling some of this stuff Yeah, that's Is that even paid for? >> No, there's tags on it. >> That's not all right. This is getting This is Oh, no. If I try to get out of here, >> you want to just all go down? >> Yeah. >> All right, cool. >> Yeah. >> So, here's what's going to happen. >> Let me I Let me get her information first. >> What's your name? >> I didn't steal nothing. >> I need my name >> because supposedly you have the receipt. He has the receipt. We don't know. >> Okay. What's your name? >> Betty. >> Betty. What? >> I got more money in my >> What's that? >> Okay. >> What's your last name? 227 headph. >> What's my last name? >> Kry. >> No. Kry. No. But I know who they are. >> Are you from Philadelphia? >> Betty Beverly. 12751. >> 12751. >> Then who are you? >> You know what I mean? >> I knew something. >> You know. Yeah. Because you got good instincts, right? You shouldn't listen to it. >> Yes. >> That's all right. Just learn from it. I'm 48. You're how old? 66. You're not too young. Just talk about it. You know what I mean? >> It's all right. >> You know who I am. >> You look familiar. >> No, but I'm saying we're going to walk down to the loss prevention site. Okay. and my driver. >> Since there were still several unpaid items, both suspects were asked to go to the loss prevention office for further investigation. However, the woman remained completely convinced that she was innocent, making it difficult for the officers to handle the situation. >> I don't I don't have any. >> Where are we going? >> Just follow him. What's going on the other side? >> Huh? >> Okay. Well, you're under investigation right now. So, >> I'm under investigation for theft right now. So, you're detained. We need to have you come over to the other side. >> We're going to watch the other guy. >> All right, Miss Beverly. Listen, we're waiting. >> Okay. I'm not Listen, I'm not saying >> Okay. I'm not saying you stole anything, but he's saying that you have the receipt. Is Is that the receipt in the front pocket there? >> No, that's my card. I did my car. Here's your receipt. >> Is that the receipt? >> Dad, I ain't got my number. That's for my car. >> Okay, listen. I'm trying to be as nice as I can. Like I said, I'm not saying you stole anything. >> Yeah. >> He stopped you cuz apparently he stole some stuff that was already handed to. >> He stopped. >> The loss prevention gentleman stopped your boyfriend. >> Stopped your boyfriend. >> You were in lockdown. >> I understand that. He went outside to get the receipt from you. Your boyfriend's saying you got the receipt. He's saying he gave it to you. >> I got my I got my receipt for what he asked him if she took anything. >> No, I I did not. I said the woman who did that. >> Is the uh is the lady suspected of anything? >> 227. >> But we got to watch the transaction to see exactly right. But the stuff that she has is good. She's refusing. She's She's giving her a hard time over there. >> Although the theft initially seemed straightforward with both suspects cooperating so far, they appeared to think the situation was not serious and began refusing the necessary procedures causing the situation to escalate. >> What? >> Can I have you have a seat for me? >> Well, I got you sit down. >> Can I have you have a seat for me? >> No, I'm not s down cuz I got you. >> All right. Put your hand behind your back. >> What? >> You're being detained. >> I got to go to the restroom, man. >> Put your hands behind, man. That's it. Man, >> you're going to get this is going to turn into something way bigger. I need you to put your hand behind your back, please. >> You don't have to do all this, man. >> Right now, you're going to be detained. Okay? I need to put you in handcuffs >> until we figure out what's going on. So, I need you to put your hand loose. Okay? Turn me loose, man. >> I need to put your hands behind your back. I'm telling you one more time, >> man. Just turn me, man. I'm going to put my hand behind your back. I got my money in my hand. Man, put your hands behind your back. >> Everything is in my hand. >> Put your right hand behind your back. You're going to go to the ground. >> Everything is in my hand, sir. All I'm trying to say is I'm trying to put my mother pocket. Come on, man. I'm not into >> that was completely unnecessary, >> sir. I'm Come on, man. Look how tight you got this [ __ ] >> Damn, man. >> Step back from the wall. My glass. >> I don't have a problem working with you, but when I tell you I need to put your hands on your back, you got to listen. >> But you would tell me to put my hands behind my back like I did did something wrong to you. I got my money and my phone in both of my hands. Like we explained to you, you're under investigation for a theft and I have the right to detain you. You started walking around. I didn't I didn't >> I didn't walk nowhere. I came all the way back. >> You were walking up behind them. I didn't dudes right there. >> I'm not I'm not going to argue with you. I'm done talking to you too. >> I been on this, man. You know, >> it was very unnecessary. >> You But you trying to act like I'm a kid and you the damn a super cop. You ain't got to treat me like that, man. >> Like I said, I'm not arguing with you anymore. >> Arguing with you. >> All this got bagged and it wasn't even scam. He showed no signs of someone who felt guilty. While the store's CCTV footage clearly revealed the details of what both of them had done that they're right there while he's not scared. >> Yeah. And the whole like all this is taking place right here like on the bull [snorts] which is going to be a farther away shot. But he drives over here apparently and just bags it up. What it looks like. >> Oh, he went away from the registers and bagged it. >> Yeah. [snorts] >> So he takes >> So he took the coat, >> right? and he goes over here and >> just puts it in his cart, >> right? >> And then she had it in her cart, so he must have gave it back to her once they cleared it. >> Well, I think they when [snorts] when they went past the point of sale, the only thing that she had in her cart was that >> that's this pocket knife right here, it looks like. >> Yeah. Was that So, he's still >> Was this purchased or was this just taken or did he bring come that bring? >> I'm not sure. Says he's getting bagged. >> Did he open anything with it? That was a open knife right there. >> Um I don't know. Mike could see if he uh used it on the um sporting goods back there on the Blackmax product to open up. >> She's already out the door. He's leaving. >> And she knows that whole card ain't worth two or three items that she scanned. I'm sure the receipt was only like 20 bucks. >> Well, nobody's paid yet. According to this, it's the merchandise is going right out the door now. We're stopping him and there's no payment made >> and we'll see what happens. Maybe there's no payment at all. She [snorts] started pulling some receipt out of her purse. >> Okay. Someone comes over and they scan the ginger ale. You can tell by here there's only a couple items. See the bar right here? Yeah. >> There's only a couple items. >> Returning to the woman, she had no idea that she was being watched on camera. So, she continued to falsely deny any wrongdoing. >> Am I supposed to sit here like >> until Yeah, until you're not under arrest, but you're being detained right now. So, here's the thing. What? I am not a prisoner. >> Okay. >> White man had us pregnant since 2000. I'm 71 years old. >> Okay. >> Well, your boyfriend did steal. >> I don't get I'm getting my groceries. I need my >> Not until I tell you you can leave. >> Why? You ain't my mother. >> No, but you're being detained right now. >> For real. >> Okay. I'm trying to be as nice as I can. >> I am too. So, I'm going to give my not You're not free to leave. >> I'm not a prisoner. Don't you understand? >> I am not a prisoner. Got you. >> My fourth amendment is a amendment rights. Arrest me for being a prisoner. I don't think so. >> You're not free to leave. >> I know my fourth amendment rights. >> Now, come on. >> You're not free to leave, but you're in trouble now. Let me get my phone, baby. >> Do what you need to do. >> Yeah. Well, unless I have committed a crime or in the process to commit a crime, you cannot commit. And I knew that this is my fourth amendment. >> This is ridiculous. I got apple tie in the oven and you're passing with me for your baby. I got to take my pants off. I got a diaper on >> for real. Listen to I got a high and >> you're going to have to wait just a minute. Wait, listen. You said I don't care what that means. >> Did you you said you didn't want to go all the way to the LT office cuz you didn't want to walk up there with me. Okay. That's why that's why we're waiting here. >> Back in the loss prevention office, the man continued to deny any wrongdoing despite the evidence captured on camera, but clearly his denials changed nothing. >> Hey y'all load me up with charge. >> I'll get it for you. Don't worry about it. Nothing. You earned it. Okay. >> You want them barred? >> Yeah. I got to get that real quick. You're barred from Walmart property. That means Sam's Club, Murphy's Gas Station, the parking lot in here. If you go to any of Walmart property, you can be charged for trespass. You understand that? >> Okay. >> Uh, I need you to step over here and stand and look in this down picture of your face. You >> take off a little bit, man. >> I'm not I'm not going to take the handcuffs off. >> Just let it loose, man. >> Which one? There they got There's plenty of room in there, man. >> So, you are going to be charged with that. But listen, if you're going to be charged with theft, now listen. So, what I'm going to do, hey, listen to me, >> okay? >> Cuz I don't want to take you to jail. I'm going to write you a summon, >> okay? So, I do need you to come down to the office with me. >> So, you'll just listen, you'll have to go to court. Tell them what happened. >> So, they watched the video. I didn't get a chance to look at the video. They watched the video said that you're going to be charged with it and then you can talk to them and get some more information from them. But like I said, just follow me down here. That way I can get that paper summon. >> What's that? >> Yeah. And we'll get the car key as well and whatever. >> He is cuz he uh it sounds like he was fighting a little bit. So yeah. Yeah. So we'll go down here. We get get the rest of your groceries. >> I am the oven. Thank you. Give me an appointment to Yes. We'll get to >> Let's try to have my >> But I mean dialysis applied in the morning. >> Okay. >> Well, you're not. >> I got to go to key at 110. >> In the end, Arthur Matthews was charged with theft without consent, [music] resisting arrest, and obstruction of official business, while Betty Beverly was charged with theft without consent. Denying wrongdoing does not erase the evidence against you. When surveillance footage clearly shows what happened, refusing to accept responsibility can only make the situation worse. What do you think about cases like this? Share your thoughts in the comments. And don't forget to subscribe to watch more videos like this. >> Turn around. Face that way. Face that way. Face that way. Walk backwards slowly. On September 10th, 2024, police conducted an investigation into multiple theft incidents. But what stood out was that all of them were tied to a single organized professional theft group. At that moment, a security employee provided a statement regarding the case. In >> 2024, I was notified by you in reference to subjects that were um being uh reported uh thefts of and what and other type of like items at the beginning of the year and then uh through uh notification of dates, times, potential locations, I was able to review video, cooperate everything and then actually document numerous thefts. >> Okay. And uh about how many thefts? >> Uh about 10. >> Okay. Okay. >> Known >> no theft. Okay. And um uh you provided me uh video of of these incidents and um uh can you attest that these uh the video that you provided was an accurate depiction of of each of the incidents and was it uh uh not modified in any way? >> No, it was not modified and yes, it is a correct depiction. >> Okay. All right. Thank you. Um so we'll uh we'll just go ahead and start. Um you want to u go through and and uh give me a synopsis of each incident? >> Yep, absolutely. I'm just going to pull up my my list here so that way I have it. So the first uh notification that we essentially got reference to the thefts at CVS was on 317 at approximately 1852 hours at the address of SE 7534 Lakeworth Road. Um it reference to a blackmail that uh had taken approximately uh without payment. Uh [music] next one was on March 24th, 2024 at approximately 1617 hours. CVS located at 3187 South Congress Avenue in Palm Springs. Uh, blackmail again entered in and removed without payment. And then on 327204 at approximately 1630 hours, uh, CVS located at 245 South Military Trail in West Palm Beach. Uh, two subjects entered into the location. It was evident that the group's criminal activity had spanned across multiple areas in various stores with all parties having representatives come forward to testify and provide additional statements back on March 1st, 2024. Uh there were two suspects, two black male suspects that came in and stole about 10 items. Um all of these incidents are incidents that I had uh reviewed um on CCTV and once again provided to Detective Apple for purposes of the investigation. >> Okay, fantastic. Um on behalf of Walgreens, uh would uh would you like to prosecute for uh all these incidents? >> Absolutely. >> Okay. Thank you. This is Detective Apple ID number 24109. Today is October 1st, 2024. Current time is 1324 1329 hours. And uh Mr. Barrett, can you just uh give me a a brief uh synopsis of your position uh and what company you're with and approximately how long you've been in in your role? >> Sure. Uh, I am employed by Public Supermarkets, Inc. Um, I've been employed with uh Publix since um 2018. >> Okay. All right. Thank you. And um uh so this is going to be referenced most multiple case numbers and uh you have provided me with with video in reference to these these multiple incidents. Can you swear attest that the video that you've provided to me is uh a true and accurate depiction of the incident and that it has not been altered in any way? To the best of my knowledge, yes. >> Okay. >> It was brought to my attention uh through through you, sir, Detective Apple, uh about a group that was um uh targeting stores include Publix and um essentially they were coming into the store and what we call is doing a straight. Following the investigations, the suspects were identified as Ariel, Laquentin, and Eddie, aged between 29 and 33, who took numerous high-value items, including laundry products, fragrances, and designer clothing. On December 31st, the suspect's residence was located and the approach was carried out. >> Good morning, >> Sheriff's Office. How are you? >> Good. I need to talk to Eddie. >> Eddie? >> Yes. Your son? Go get him, please. >> Go get Eddie, ma'am. >> Go get him. >> Go get him now. >> Me? >> Yes. You go get Eddie right now. Go get Eddie right now. Look in all the bathrooms. Pull up all the sheets. Go get him right now. Marlin, she's just walking around confused. Just keep holding. Get Eddie right now. I just saw you talking to him. Get Eddie right now. Have him come out of the house. He has a warrant for his arrest. Go get him. His mother, Ednani, go get him right now. Or else I'm going to put a dog in this house and he's going to get bit. Do you understand? >> No. I >> Good. Come here. You come here. You come here now. Come. Come. Come here. >> Eddie, I'll let you do all that, brother. All right. Come out. We're going to put you in cuffs. All right. And I'll let you write all your phone numbers down. All right. Come to me right now. Eddie. Eddie, face away from us. And walk backward and let >> Drop the pencil. I'm going to let you take all that. >> Drop all that, dude. >> Turn around. Face that way. Face that way. Face that way. Walk backwards slowly. >> This encounter came as a surprise to both the suspects and their family members. So, the police also provided an explanation to their relatives. >> Once you're in our custody, we're good. You could call her from the jail. Any other phone numbers you she'll be able to tell you. Okay? You understand? >> Okay, ma'am. Look at me. He's got an arrest warrant. Okay. He's got to go to the Palm Beach County Jail. He's got a pretty hefty bond. All right. It's almost $200,000. >> 200 >> 200,000. Okay. $20,000 to get him out. >> I'll fix him at the car. Okay. Immediately after the suspect was taken to the police station and more disappointingly he still failed to recognize the seriousness of his situation. Uh I'm here to talk to you about the reason why you were just now arrested. Okay. >> Oh would you like to talk to me about that? >> Yeah. Well >> okay. Um so first of all, do you understand your charges? >> No. >> Do you understand your charges? Do you understand what you've been charged with? >> No. >> Okay. So, here's a copy of of your warranty. All right. And on here, your first charge is conspiracy to commit racketeering. The next charge is organized retail theft. Then there's a charge of grand theft. And there's a charge of unlawful use of two-way communication device. >> Okay. Um, did you know that we had a warrant out for your arrest prior today? >> Yes. >> Do you know who else was arrested as part of your case? >> Yeah. >> What are their names? >> Yeah. >> Who? >> Ariel. Okay. How do you know Ariel? >> Through a friend. >> How long have you known Ariel? >> I don't know what >> I don't understand. >> Oh, okay. Months, years. >> As time went on, it became clear that his crimes were spoken of without any sign of remorse. And even his reason for stealing was entirely blameworthy. >> Is there a reason why the two of you did what you've done? I really I have an addiction. That's >> I don't understand. You got to say >> I said I have addiction. >> You have an addiction? >> Yeah. >> You have a drug problem? >> Yeah. >> What kind of drugs? >> Uh I get some drugs here and I was in my back. >> So if I'm understanding you correctly, you you have an addiction in IV. Is that what you're saying? >> Yes. >> And um it's no secret that this is all shoplifting cases. You understand that? So, were you shoplifting to to to get money for your addiction? Okay. Okay. This is July 20th Street. Is that you in that picture? >> No. >> Did you say yes? >> I just want to make sure you Yes. Okay. So, I know that's a few months back. When you say you stopped, is that is that near the end of of when you stopped? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, you've been charged with several things here. Okay. The first one is conspiracy to commit racketeer. Racketeering. Racketeering covers a lot more than just just your individual shoplifting cases. So, so as part of that, that's why we've included incidents that >> the suspect was charged with conspiracy to commit racketeering, organized retail theft, grand theft, and unlawful use of a two-way communication device. When someone chose to justify their crimes instead of taking responsibility, they only pushed themselves deeper into consequences that could have been avoided. >> Yes. I have a question. >> Yes. Can you do you think do you know how much >> I did? I did it. I did it. >> On the 21st of July 2025, police received a report from a Walmart reporting that an employee had exploited the refund transaction system to carry out intentional fraudulent cash activity. These were what happened afterward when police arrived at the scene. >> How's it going? >> How you doing? >> Good. What's going on? >> All right. So Miller, we have we're doing an internal investigation. >> Okay. >> Um they register and some refund fraud. >> Okay. >> Okay. And u could you close that please? >> We got six instruments. >> All right. >> That u work with I got you got everything laid out first segments. For instance, this is my statement. >> I'm guessing you guys got video and everything, right? >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Now, y'all do upload or you do burn DVD. >> Either way, it's either probably through the evidence. Uh, >> yeah. >> Yeah. Send me Exon link and I can do it. But this >> cuz I'm not There's another officer coming. He's going to take primary on it. >> Oh, okay. Gotcha. Gotcha. Well, he You want to see it? He wanted to see. I don't know if he wants to see it. Um, >> okay. >> So, obviously prior to Elvis, what's your plan? >> Uh, we we are pro persecuted and um >> nearby was the main suspect mentioned and she did not appear at all ashamed when her wrongdoing was exposed. She even readily admitted her mistake when police questioned her. >> Do you have ID on you? >> Yes, I have a question. >> Yes. >> Can you do you think do you know how much? >> I do. I did it. I did it. It's I already talked to you. I did it. >> My guess is somewhere somewhere between$300 to $5,000. Then you just all you got to do is speak to a bail bondsman and you got to come up with 10% with collateral. So three to 500 generally. I can't quote you because obviously it's up to the jails and your history and all that stuff. I don't know if you have a bad history or anything like that, but okay. It's not a violent crime. That's just property crime. It's not like a crazy amount. It's not $100,000 or anything like that. You mind if I get your ID? Sure. When asked further, police also learned that this was not her first time committing such actions. >> You ever been in trouble before or anything? Yeah, I was like 17. >> Okay. Something stupid. >> Yeah. >> Hello. Yeah. The police. You hear me? The police are here. Take a seat. Briana, >> I'm just going to ask you some questions to make his life a lot easier and your life a lot easier. >> What's your What's your Where were you born? >> Huh? >> Where were you born? >> Here. >> Right. >> That's a bowling chair. You're not standing on. >> And what religion? Right. 5'2 because obviously we're in here and stuff like that. >> When asked about the motive behind her actions, the woman began to show signs of remorse. However, it raised the question of whether this was genuine regret or merely an attempt to appear pitiful in order to reduce responsibility for her actions. >> So, what happened? You got away with it once and thing. >> Yeah. I said I told him stuff is hard at home. >> Yeah. >> And I'm sorry. >> What's going on with home life? >> Thank you. >> This is nerve-wracking. my car because of that. >> I said I did it. I knew I was going to get caught. >> Yeah. >> Like I said, um when stuff hits you and you know you got no other choice, you do something stupid. >> Yeah. Even when she was asked to be escorted outside, she immediately focused on how she would be presented, insisting on being escorted in the manner she preferred. >> Respect. I'll wait till we get outside to put you in handcuffs and alert everybody here. >> All right. >> Respectful. >> So, I'll wait to put you out in handcuffs out there. >> Okay. >> All right. Is there any way where we go through a back door or >> um is this the back door? >> Um we can get out the back door if you want to go around the back of the building. >> I'm good with it. I have no problem with it. >> No problem. >> She was ultimately charged with felony grand theft. Investigative controls and digital records can quickly connect patterns and expose the full scope of misconduct, turning a small fraud into full legal accountability. You >> don't have to put your hands behind your back cuz you're pregnant. So, I'm just going to put them in the front. Call him if you can let him know he didn't left. >> On the 18th of May 2023, police were dispatched to a store after receiving reports of a theft in progress. The suspect was believed to be a woman attempting to approach the cashier counter and steal money from it. This is what the camera recorded. >> Where is that at? Where's that road? EMS 222. Are you clear? >> We need to go to that. >> And this is the second It was confirmed that the woman was a store employee and 3 months pregnant. And at that moment, police approached her as she returned to the store. Miss Ashley, what's up? I watched video footage of you here yesterday taking the money, putting it in your pocket. Did you do that? >> No, I did not. >> I have it. I've seen it on video. You got a piece of paper, wrapped the money up, put it in in a white piece of paper, stuck it under the What do you I don't know what they call those things. It's a what holds the money? >> Yeah, under the register. >> Yeah, under the register. Then you took the money back out, put the paper in some silver drawer, then put money in your pocket. >> Put money in my pocket. >> No, I didn't. >> Or apron or whatever you were wearing. >> Well, I didn't put no money in. >> Look, I must call you. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> I ain't got a choice. I have no choice. >> See? Stay back. Can you go out the back door, please? >> I sure can. >> Give me your people telephone. Can I talk to her? >> Yeah, go ahead. Yeah, go ahead. >> Please give me your people telephone. And Scott said, "Let me help you. Give me a telephone number so I can call." >> She showed no willingness to cooperate with the police. And even when the value of the stolen money was revealed, it did not appear to make her feel any remorse. >> I'm going to tell you this. Three, it's $343. It's a misdemeanor. It's not a felony. >> When are they inducing your labor ration? >> Huh? >> Huh? That was the money when I deem these. >> Is that your mother? Hello. What? Where are you taking her to? Exactly. >> Uh Clark County. >> She's going to Clark County, ma'am. This is your mother. They are letting her make some calls with I don't think they can really let her make too many calls. I asked her for her. The woman neither admitted nor denied anything as she seemed to understand that her words would not change the situation. At that point, the police made their decision. >> You coming with us? >> George, go that way. Go that way. >> You don't have to put your hands behind your back cuz you're pregnant. So, I'm just going to put him in the front. >> Call him if you can let him know he didn't let I'mma double lock these so it don't hold on me this way. In the end, she was charged with theft. Actions in a workplace environment are heavily monitored and documented. And once clear evidence exists, personal circumstances or denial do not override the consequences. >> I don't think they're clean though. You're not under arrest. Like we said, you match description of somebody that stole items from Carter. Okay. You have to run. >> Yeah. >> This is all Carter. >> On the 23rd of March, 2024, police received a report of a theft at the Carter's store. The suspect was believed to have fled the scene afterward, but based on the collected description, police approached one subject. These were what happened at that time. >> Hello. >> How you doing? >> How you doing? >> I'm officer Morales. Okay. Um, basically want to talk to you about something. You match the description of a female that we're looking for right now. Why you out of breath? What's going on? >> Oh, no. I was on the phone. I I just got wet. >> Okay. >> You match what? >> You match the description of a female we're looking for. You mind if I get your ID? >> Yeah. >> I match the description. Did you uh go on Cardis at all? >> Did we do what? >> Did you go to Cartis? >> I had brought something from there. >> So, you brought something from there. What did you get? >> I got my receipt and everything. >> Okay. All right. We'll just get your ID and then we'll >> we'll confirm if it's you. All right. >> All right. So, she do got a Carter's bag. So, she's brought up out of my receipts and everything. >> So, just ask. >> Copy. I'll be honest. >> Oh, she got a Carter's bag. >> Beautiful. She tried to deny her actions, but the store had a different account. >> Called you guys as she was running a corner and her [clears throat] breasts were suddenly huge because she stuffed all the product down her shirt >> um and into her purse. >> About how much did you think they took? >> Like $1,000. >> $1,000. >> Wow. >> You could ride and itemize her seat. >> We're out with one of the females. Um she does have a Carter's bag, but we'll be at the Nike store. >> Everything. What What did she say about Carter? What was the one you said about Cardies? >> All right. They're at the Nike store. At least one of them. Are you able to walk over there and I need them? >> Uh, ma'am, can you just step out the car for me, please? >> Okay. Let me see your bag. Arrest. All right. You just detain right now. All right. No, I ain't under your phone over there. Okay. Okay. Well, right now you're just going to be detained. Okay. So, I have to place you in cuffs. >> I don't feel detained though. >> You're not under arrest. Like you said, you match description. Somebody that stole items from Carters. Okay. You have a party and once they come over here where they saying it is or not you, then we'll talk to you on that. Right. >> Oh, that's not all my stuff right there. >> That's why I said like once they confirm it is or not you, if it's not you, then we'll let you go. If it is you, then we'll have a talk about that. Right. We'll head back there and look at cameras. You guys got cameras, right? >> Yes, we do. >> She denied everything, but she did not realize that even the smallest details had already raised the officer's suspicions. >> They're stealing from Carter's. You have a lot right there. >> Okay. But you have a Carter's bag. Okay. And you know, we have to make sure that everything's accounted for in that bag. >> Okay. But um that's what we're here for. >> And it's just kind of a little suspicious that you're you're not even in the driver's seat. You're in the passenger seat. So where's your friend? Where's who? >> Where's the driver? >> My sister. >> Yeah, I'm waiting on her. She She start. >> Wish we can grab two of them. You know, one is better than none, right? You want me to put your phone in your pocket so I don't get that? >> How long it's going to take to get over here? >> Who? >> Who you waiting on? >> I'm waiting on my partner to see. >> Basically, they go bring somebody over here. All right. Say whether it is you when it's not you. Like I told you, if it's not you, then we let you go. If it is you, then we have a conversation. See what they want to do. Right. >> Okay. >> I want to see where my partner's at. The radio is for right hand >> restrooms. >> Police attempted to locate a second suspect, but no results were found and the focus returned to the original suspect. However, she showed no intention of providing any information. >> I'm not taking off the cuffs. >> You want me to call her with the cops on? >> You have the phone in your hand with the cuffs on. >> I know, but that's all comfortable. You're >> just being detain for right now. >> Probably take some not. >> Okay. Did you leave with Burger or you still here? >> She gone. >> Okay, perfect. We'll do a warrant for her and then >> you're going to be taking a ride, too. You can hang up the phone. >> Taking a ride. What? I didn't steal anything. >> I I have my stuff right here. I didn't steal anything. >> Did we recover the items? >> Uh, >> those are the those are the items that apparently she paid for. I didn't right you trying to take me to jail and I didn't take anything. >> Well, they have you on camera. >> I didn't take anything. >> Well, it says otherwise you did. >> Where is it at on camera? Tell her to show me. >> They looked at it already. >> They already looked at >> that's what they called us. They gave a description. They found a description of your sister and stuff like that. >> I mean, you taking a ride. She's not. She said she ain't here. She have a warrant out for arrest. >> You're saying you paid for these? >> Yes. >> Is there a receipt in here for these? >> Okay. Immediately afterward, police searched the woman's vehicle and what they discovered heightened their suspicions, leading them to believe these individuals were not ordinary shoplifterss. >> Big bag up here. >> Cool. So, we need itemized receipts for that. >> They're uh >> Is this all yours? Oshkov. >> I don't know. >> Yeah. >> The other suspect driving license. >> You want me to run it? >> Yeah. This is going >> This is all Carter's. >> You want to grab one in the middle? >> This one's heavy as hell. >> That's our stuff, too. >> Yeah. This has all tarters. >> I dropped one. It's going to have a felony hold on it. >> Huh? >> It's going to have a felony hold on it. >> Why would it have a felony hold on it? >> Because I'm putting a felony hold on it. >> Why are you putting a felony hold on it? >> Because they're using this to commit a massive amount of retail theft and fraud. >> But Vina just got me from the jail. They let her use her phone, so I can't get >> Gotcha. Well, regardless, the other girl was nice enough to leave her wallet and ID and everything. >> Three days later, the remaining suspect could no longer bear the pressure of guilt and turned herself in shortly afterward. >> Were you at the window? >> Oh, what? How can we help you? >> I'll need some property. >> What kind of property? My wallet or my phone? >> We're just going to step through these doors here. If you wouldn't mind just putting your phone on the counter here and just go ahead and put your hands behind your back for me. >> In the end, the suspects were charged with grand theft from Carter and petite theft from Old Navy. The outcome of this case showed that evasion only delays the inevitable. When evidence builds and pressure increases, responsibility eventually surfaces and those involved are forced to face the consequences of their actions. 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