That's it. And I told you guys that it might it was a mistake if I miss anything. Everything I see here the stuff that cost you more than >> On December 15th, officers received a report from Target about a woman known for repeated shoplifting. And upon arrival, the suspect had already been taken to the loss prevention office, prompting police to act immediately. >> Hi, how you doing? Put everything down. Hey. Hey. Put everything down. Put everything down. Put your bag down. Okay. Put your bag down. >> Am I getting arrested? Yes, you're under arrest. >> It's okay. You got a DLC warrant. Okay, >> relax. We We're not confirming yet. So, everything is recorded audio and video. Okay. Where's that? Where's that sling bag going? Left or right? >> The sling back over my left. We need Listen though, for real. I'm asking to record our cameras, but if I scan every single thing, I do not do anything on purpose. If I miss an item, that's the only thing I do. >> Okay. Okay. All right. My keys are in there. >> I don't know the manager for you. >> You guys are taking me to jail. >> What's that? >> You're taking me to jail. For real? >> You have a warrant for your arrest? >> It's a no bail warrant, man. >> Everything. >> You had no clue you had that warrant? No, I I wasn't sure honestly because I had >> You rolling the dice then? >> Well, yeah. Well, I guess I guess I wasn't sure because I never arrest you. Okay. >> It was clear that she showed no remorse for her own offenses. And even in today's incident, she began to deflect and deny it altogether. >> Telling you guys, if they messed up, if I didn't scan something, it was total accident. You could see me scanning. You can see me scanning everything. The lock was the first thing that I scanned. And he said I didn't scan it. Watch the camera. Clearly watch the camera. I shop all the time at Target. >> Have you been arrested for shopping? >> Never. >> Ever? >> Not in your life. >> Never. I was told. >> Okay. All right. >> And I'm 42. >> Start now. Right. >> No, that's not what I was doing. I got two of my hand. I'm telling you, please. >> Can Can you just listen to this for me? >> Yeah. You will watch. >> You have the right to remain silent. >> Yes, sir. and have switch it right. >> And if I had the same thing, I scan it. I scan it. However, >> you understand it right there. Okay. >> I scanned everything. And then at the end, what I didn't get, you see, he set it on the counter when I walked out because I didn't pay for it. the p the two little pairs of pajammies, doggy jammies. Those ones I paid for. >> So, she insisted she had scanned everything. But when officers questioned specific items she hadn't paid for, she gave a different answer. >> So, you're telling me all those Legos? >> I don't I can't hear. >> They told me the Legos, the Amber Cup, and the back. >> I missed something that got my Legos, but that was it. >> That's it. And I told you guys that it might it was a mistake if I missed anything. Everything I scann the stuff that cost you more than the Legos I scanned. >> Okay. All right. How much was the scan items versus the unscan? >> Wait, wait. I didn't un nothing. If I >> So, a vacuum scanned in as 99 cents and I don't sell vacuum. I've been shopping here. >> So, let me tell you something. Okay. This guy's a professional. >> Everything was ma'am. I'm going to tell you something. And you have the right to dispute it in court. Okay. >> Right here. These guys are professionals. They arrest shoplifterss 10 15 times. >> They're not wrong. >> But for you to scan a vacuum cleaner that comes out 99 cents. >> I didn't even pay attention to what it scammed out as. I was just scanning. >> That's why we're trying to meet here halfway. Okay. >> That's why I'm doing I tell you what. I'm going to give you a break. You're not being Stop yelling. You're not being booked for your theft charges. >> But please, >> but you are under arrest for your warrant. We have we have probable cause to arrest for your warrant. You're going to jail for your warrant. Let's go. Can I call my daughter? >> It seemed the woman knew no shame as she chose to argue rather than show any remorse. And even when her denial failed, her attitude still showed she couldn't accept it. >> Consequences, right, of doing all this stuff. So let let's not start trying to ask for all these favors. When you put us in this position, I don't want to be here. I feel like the initial part of it was an escape. >> All right. All right, ma'am. >> You roll your daughter for me? >> Yes. >> And then I have a cigarette. >> No, because if you smoke a cigarette, I quit for 20 years. Then I want to smoke a cigarette, too. >> It's my birthday in 2 days and I'm going to be in jail now. Can I smoke a cigarette? >> No, you'll be out tomorrow. >> No. No, I won't. How? Huh? >> How many doc you had? >> I don't know. It's It's crazy. I didn't even think I was still on I wasn't even sure if I was still on it because I hadn't got my score lowered and all this other stuff happened. >> Where was your car? >> Um, okay. One more row over to the right where that white truck is, I think. >> It might be one more after that. Yeah, but way towards the back. It's It's either that truck, the white where the white truck is, or the one next to it. >> Is somebody else in the car? Oh, nobody just asking a question. It's a question we ask. >> Her frustration with the officers became increasingly evident and her brazen selfishness continued throughout the entire encounter. >> Yeah. >> No, let's go on that side cuz >> together not a side. Let's go on the other side. >> Let me go on this steal nothing. Please figure out I just want to go on legit license insurance. I just want to go. >> Can we take this earrings? The big earrings. Is that something we could take off? >> Yeah. >> Okay. How do I uncip this? >> The back just lifts up. >> The the back just lifts up. >> Like the back is You see the Ouch. You see? Yeah. There. Just pull it out. >> Just pull it out. >> Yeah. After you unhook the you lift the up off the back. >> Hey, can you help me with the earrings and the lights? You got to pull it all the way back until it's doing it stop. >> That's all right. We'll get the job. >> Now it's pitching my ear though. >> Sorry. >> Your purse and everything went inside there. >> Wait, wait. Where's the key fob? >> I have it right here. >> Can you come down? >> Yeah. As low as you can get. >> Okay. You see the shiver in the middle up there underneath the radio kind of green and we got that. >> You knew you're going to drink a Dr. Pepper. >> Sorry. I can't even stick it. >> Well, maybe you shouldn't be smoking a cigarette. >> Well, I have to. >> There's no lighter. Where's your lighter? >> It's on my purse. >> Oh jeez. >> It's There's a lighter leash on there. Come on, you guys. Please. I really promise you what we're trying to be. I'm not trying to be an ass. I'm not trying to be a pro. I just don't want to go to jail. No bail warrant. They want judge. Hey, we have a warrant. Judge, write the home on it. >> I'm harmless. I don't even do anything anymore. >> Don't step out cuz I don't want smoke in my car. >> The woman was taken into custody on her felony warrant and charged with retail theft. Starting with this shameless deflecting shoplifter, her actions showed that refusing to take responsibility only made the consequences far worse. So I have no reason to steal this. You just broke my nail, bro. That's on you. >> I will calm down. I just want to talk to somebody. I just want to let my grandma know she has my baby. >> On the 9th of September 2025, officers approached a woman at Walmart after receiving a report that she had skipced most of the items in her cart filled to the brim with merchandise. At that moment, she became visibly tense as she desperately tried to make excuses for herself. Ma'am, calm down. >> Ma'am, >> I just want him to stand. You guys are thinking >> Settle down. Don't make a scene. >> I'm not making All right. I need you to calm down. I need you to relax. Okay. >> All right. Let him do his job. >> I'm doing I'm letting him make a job. >> Well, you're hindering him when you're you're talking to him and you're screaming at him. You're hindering him. >> All right. So, just relax. let him do his job. Respectfully, none of this would have happened with you first. Okay. You were literally stopped the first time to turn around and start knowing. >> I stopped. They stopped you over there because the machine wasn't working. I was >> They stopped. They stopped you. >> She didn't stop. I asked for help. I asked for help so she could finish the transction for me. She said I couldn't stop doing what you were doing. everything. >> Okay. The formula, the food, all that. >> All of these are in bags. All the chickens are in bags. >> Everything I do check. I literally >> check. The woman tried to obstruct the loss prevention officer by interrupting constantly about everything and even providing her information became a struggle. >> Do you have ID on you? >> The big boxes. >> Let me see your ID. >> What do you mean my >> Don't make this a problem. >> You're being detained right now. >> So give me your ID. You got to show anything that >> did they find anything that was scanned yet? Like this is they did everything in here. All of this is scanned. That's not scanned. I don't know why, but this is scanned. There are bones. You can either be put in handcuffs. >> I don't want to be put in handcuffs. Identify yourself. I can identify yourself. You want my ID? I can give it to you. >> So these stuff are over here with these, but they were not. >> I literally went through the scanner. I went through the lady. >> I went through the lady, dog. I don't understand this. I went through the scan machine by yourself. They sent me They told me it was not working. So I went through She sent me to another one. I came over here. She got to go to another one. I came over here and then he told me to go. >> All right, Li, let me ask you a question. Were those clothes in your cart? >> Yes, this card. I I supposedly I just gave it to her. >> All right, you didn't pay for it. That's why you're being detained. >> That's fine. >> So, be quiet. >> She even went on to prove that she had other payment receipts, but it seemingly exposed a loophole for the officers to seize on. >> Trying to help me. >> You're not trying to help me. You're not trying to help me. You're really not trying to help me. If I look at you, it's on the receipt. No. What's on the receipt? >> I can show you my food thing. I'm not like, bro, >> those clothes are on the receipt. >> I'm not talking about >> What are you talking about? >> The ones I paid with my cash app, which I paid with her. >> We're talking about that ice cream. I'm talking about ice cream, >> which was Hold on. We're talking about >> I'm going to show you. I don't I don't really want to fight. I really I'm just going to show you. I'm just going to show you. Oh, my old area of frozen. I got this. That's personal. >> All right. At this point, go ahead and take her to the office. >> Cuz so far that all none of it's paid for. >> Can you not take my bag? Can I call somebody, please? >> I'm going to hold it for you. Stop. >> Can I please call somebody? Can I please call somebody? Can I please call somebody? >> The woman failed to manipulate the thoughts of those around her, and at that point, her tactics shifted, gradually spiraling into chaos. Yes, I can. I don't have >> This is not how that works. >> I understand how it works, but can I get ahead of it, please? >> No, you can't. >> Really? Really? >> I literally went through the thing. Y'all can check the cameras. >> Cut it out. >> Y'all can check cameras. I'm not playing, bro. I didn't >> Bro, I didn't. >> No, I have no reason to steal this. You just broke my nail, bro. That's on you. >> Tensing up. I push you. >> Take it to the car. Wait. No. No. We got to take it to the car. >> Not yours. Relax. >> Calm down. >> Oh my god. >> There's kids here. >> My ID. I just need my ID. Y'all give me >> You're going to go to jail for resisting if you don't stop. >> I don't want to resist. I just want you to get >> You're going to go to jail for resisting if you don't stop. >> I got Oh my gosh. Bro, I just want y'all to give me my >> bro. Oh my god, bro. My baby, bro. >> Stop. Stop. >> All right. >> Shut up. >> Stop. Don't tell me to shut up. >> Chill out. >> Chill the chill. Can y'all cannot please come baby? That's all I want to do. I don't care if y'all take me to J. Please just put a baby. spread out. >> At this point, the woman still did not stop making things difficult, but her obstruction grew even more disappointing when she dragged her family member into it. >> You're going to break my need to call my baby. I need to call my baby. Please, I need to call my baby. Please, I need to call my baby. I need to call my baby. >> Okay, you can do that later. >> No, not later. I don't have her phone number. I don't know her phone number. No, just please note down the phone number. That's all I want. You guys can take on the judge. You want to know down the phone number? >> The phone number for no reason. I'm not even touching you. >> Crazy. >> I just want to talk to the baby. That's me. >> Please just somebody talk to me like a small person. I don't want to. >> Please can you talk to me? I will calm down. Please. I will calm down. I just want to talk to somebody. I just want to let my grandma know she has my baby. Guys, >> I'll call your grandma. Relax. >> You don't have her number. >> Do you have it? >> Yes, it's on the phone. That's all I want to do. I just want to call her. >> What's your What's your code? >> 102405. >> Can you open the door so I can let you know which contact it is? I don't want to argue. >> I don't want to let my baby know. >> My god, my >> radio fell. Get ready for my >> I need all my stuff. >> Hold on. Hey, you want to go get it for me? >> Yeah. >> I think it fell. >> Yeah, I'm going to get your radio. >> I just want to talk to somebody. Please just talk to me. >> Relax. Hold on. Let me get >> Can you fix my shirt? My boob is all out. Please. >> I'll have her fix it for you. Hold on. >> Please just fix my shirt. >> You want I'm trying to call your grandma. Relax. >> Okay. Go to contact. >> My phone doesn't work. It's the blue one. It's the blue one. I have two phones. It's another one. >> The blue one's in your back. It did not stop there as officers searched her bag and quickly uncovered even more troubling details. >> She wants her phone, but it's in the cart. >> Oh, yeah, it is in the cart. >> All right, I'm going to get your phone to see if this belongs to Walmart. >> That's She Those are all in her bag. >> Yeah, this these are in her bag. >> Yeah, those are Walmart. Are those Walmart? >> I don't know. >> Find out. >> Not even Walmart. >> We're going to find out somewhere else. >> Go find out Walmart. I've been in my bag. Can you fix my shirt? My boob is all out. >> And can you get my other phone? >> Move your foot. Can you get my other phone? >> Move your foot. >> I don't care. Can you get my other foot? >> Your foot is going to get messed up. >> Shut up, bro. Can you just me? >> Okay. >> You won't hit me. >> You're getting You're >> all right. It's time for >> She just kicked me, so she's getting that Leo. >> Yep. I'm going to >> I was I Bro, I just want to talk to my >> You're lucky I didn't punch you just now. >> I just want to talk. >> All right, let's see. Bad Leo. >> I just want to talk to her. >> As of now, >> that's all I want to do. >> So, I mean, you could either do resist with violence or bad Leo, but I say do bad Leo. I'm going to do the bat Leo cuz she just kicked me but and I'll do the resisting as well or just not >> they're both I mean >> I'm trying to I'm trying to let you know where the phone is at so you can get to the phone. >> The one Nyear old woman was charged with retail theft resisting an officer without violence and battery on a law enforcement officer. When someone chooses lies, manipulation, and aggression over honesty, a simple mistake can quickly escalate into serious criminal charges. One impulsive decision can change everything. >> Did you like So these items are here all purchases that you made or >> Yeah, that's the Well, that was expired. That's like being honest. I did not. I'm sorry. >> You didn't pay for them? >> No. >> Okay. >> I got really bad. >> Okay. >> On January 11th, 2025, officers received a report from Target about a woman who committed retail theft there. According to the report, she filled a cart with merchandise, then loaded everything into a gray Honda CRV and fled. Based on the vehicle description, officers tracked her down and confronted her with the full evidence. Watch how the suspect reacted. >> Property damage. >> Hi. Hi there. Yeah, just really quick question. So, you said that you did visit Target today, correct? >> Yeah. >> Perfect. Obviously, like is that picture you? >> Yes. >> Yes. Okay. Um, so >> I was going to make some returns, you know. >> Okay, perfect. Did you like So these items are here all purchases that you made or >> Yeah, like the Well, that was expired. That's like the >> Do you have the receipt for that? >> I do. Yeah. Did you want to throw it away? I can go find it. I'm sorry. >> Okay. So, um >> yeah, I had gone in to make returns, but there's like a really long line. >> Okay. >> So, I just decided to come back later. >> Gotcha. Okay. And then this is your vehicle as well? >> That's me. Yes. >> Okay. Perfect. And that's what you drove over there? >> Yes. >> Okay. Awesome. So, really quickly, here's the discrepancies. We've we got a call from Target. >> Oh, sure. Okay. Um, video shows I've I've seen the video. They show me >> taking items, not passing a register at all, not going up to the front at all to pay for any of those items. >> Oh. >> And you walked in. >> Yeah. >> And I can tell by your reaction right now that you kind of >> Well, I went in, I had to go to the bathroom really bad. I was going to go do the return, but then I, you know, I went shopping. I grabbed a couple pouches. When I came back, I'd go to the bathroom. So, where did all these items come from that were in that in that cart? >> What was being returned? Like those diapers. >> The woman claimed that the items in her cart were products she had brought in to return. But what she did not realize was that the officers already knew everything. >> The baby. >> The thing is is that when you walked in, you didn't have anything. >> You you you walked in with nothing. >> Oh dear. Okay. I had a cart. >> I mean, I know that you have the cart, but when the video shows you walking into Target, you have nothing. You grab a cart. You grab a tote and you fill up that tote with a bunch of items. Now, where is that tote with a bunch of items? >> I do have the tote. >> Okay. Inside. >> Yes. >> Okay. So, be honest with me. >> Yeah. >> Did you pay for any of those items or did you just walk out with them? >> Being honest, I did not. I'm sorry. >> You didn't pay for them? >> No. >> Okay. >> I got really bad stomach issues and I just had to go. I kind of pooped my pants. >> So, did were we planning on returning back at all? Were we planning on >> I absolutely can and will. Okay. Hi. So, here's the thing though. What we have is what's done is done already. I appreciate you being honest with me. I know that it took, you know, all around that, but Target does want to pursue criminal complaints. Okay. So, with that being said, um can we get maybe get some a jacket on or, you know, some shoes on cuz you're going to have to come with us. Okay. >> Okay. Okay. >> My husband with my kids. >> Okay. >> Jacket. Okay. >> Do I have to go? >> Yes, you're gonna have to come with us. Okay. >> I like had to stay there. Even when her lies completely collapsed, she showed no real remorse. Instead, she seemed more concerned about whether it would damage her reputation. >> Show up with like my work. >> Um I mean, I don't know what you do for work, but your your work on that. Okay. Um so, give me a second. Let me do You want to maybe try to talk with >> Yeah, I'll go. How you doing? >> Hey, how are you? >> Yeah, everything's okay. So, we were just going to make it easy if we could just get some She's going to come back home. We just need to get some shoes and a jacket. Is that okay? >> My purse. I mean, you're not really going to need much, like I said. So, like I mean, we have we have their information. You can bring your purse if you'd like, but I I'm just telling you there's probably no need for it cuz you're going to be in. We'll do some fingerprints, photographs, uh get you citation written, and then go. Okay. So, >> Oh gosh. Is there any reason like kind of like you just didn't I mean, I know that you said that you got stuff going on, but >> really sweet, you know. >> Yeah, for sure. >> Yeah. >> Okay. You didn't put any of the stuff away. Is the tote still there or do you guys have all the stuff? >> I didn't have the tote. I did start to put things away. Put everything back in it. >> Okay. Um we'll just take what back whatever the >> back. I would like to give them I would like to give them back. You know what they have. Um >> and I'm sure that that's the case uh with them. >> Okay. >> When her husband showed up, he did not look surprised at all. As if he had faced something like this before. He even tried to find a way to make the charges disappear. >> Right now, how much? Oh, here's the unfortunate thing is regardless of what it is, her target wants to pursue some stuff. So, um, so she's going to be taken back to the station. Okay. Um, sorry. Okay. >> No. >> Um, so if you want to come meet us at the station, shouldn't take us very long. You can uh pick her up in the back. Um, but she's not staying. Okay. >> How long have to get >> We do need the product back. >> Yep. So yeah, if we want to >> help. >> She has a tote. We can come in. >> Sir, do you mind if I stop in with you? >> Yeah. >> I appreciate it. >> Oh, I'm sorry. Do I not bring my purse? I just bought my >> I saw her open it. So >> Oh, I'm sorry. >> Are you sure that you want to bring all this? Like I said, like you're going to be in and out and you can bring your phone. You can bring your phone. >> And ID. That's really all you need right now. >> Okay. >> And then we'll just get this back to your husband. Okay. >> Okay. >> And then hold on one second. I'm going to search you out the rest of your pockets. You just got some gloves in there. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I'll get the Oh, I just saw your your jacket. You didn't have anything else on you, did you? >> No. >> I'm going to put this in your your jacket pocket. Okay. Cuz I got to hold on to your stuff. I'm just going to >> keep it up with me in front. Okay. I'm just going to make sure that they have the stuff back. Okay. >> I do. I have your wallet and I have your phone. Okay. It's the whole case. >> Yeah. >> So, >> do you think they'd let me pay for it? >> That's something I'd have to call Target for it. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, we'll just take that step by step. When we get back there, I'll make some phone calls for you. >> Shortly after, she was escorted away and officers explained to her the consequences she was now facing. >> Find her back. I'm going to have you take these thumbs off there. Okay. >> Take one step back. >> Perfect. Have you take a seat? Okay. >> Okay. All right. We should be very far, so just give us a minute. Okay. Thank you. Your teeth is coming, by the Is it? Thank you. >> We're on route back to the station. Everything over. >> Yep. So, like I said, we're going to go in um going to get you a court date, um some information, get a fingerprint and photograph, and then you should be able to go. Usually isn't uh too long of a process. Okay. That's up to the judge. >> Once we do our stuff, that's up to them as far as uh what goes on. >> In the end, the woman was charged with retail theft. A moment of dishonesty can turn into a lasting legal consequence. No excuse can erase clear evidence, and protecting your reputation starts with making the right choice before it's too late. Pretty sure she has more stuff which is she was in cosmetics last time. >> She was just But you still have three other warrants. >> I have what? >> Three other warrants. >> For what? >> Uh two for shoplifting. >> On the 16th of January 2025, police were dispatched to Walmart after receiving a report of an ongoing theft. The suspect was identified as a woman who concealed merchandise on her person. Upon arrival at the scene, officers confirmed everything through surveillance footage. >> So, what do we what do we got? Um, I haven't identified her yet, but she took this so far. I'm pretty sure she's tooken more. That's the only thing I saw. >> Where's she at? >> She's right here near uh HBA. It's right here in this corner. >> Okay. So, where did she put that? She for sure already. >> Yeah, she So, she just took the the actual die. She tossed the box over there in toys. >> Which one was it? The one with the right. >> The beanie. >> Beanie. >> I know she's trespassed. I just I I don't know her name. >> Okay. I remember cuz every tattoo, but I I trying to get them identified in the market, but no worries. We'll just go like two more minutes before we >> Have they been here a while? >> Uh I'd say they they came in around 10 minutes ago. So I got 14. Where'd she put the the hair stuff? >> The conditioner the conditioner. It's in her pocket. >> She pretty sure she has more stuff. She was in cosmetics last time. >> She was just going at it. You just couldn't see cuz we don't got a camera. >> And you don't know her name either, right? The the one that's >> No, I don't. >> So, for sure, she just has one thing right now, right? And then you think she has cosmetics? >> That I know for sure. Yeah, it's just that. >> But she has wait till she comes or you want to just go >> that's on that side. >> This is on GM side. So, we'll be on the other side. >> No, never. >> Thus, all the wrongdoing had become clear. Immediately after that, the police approached the woman. It seemed she was not surprised by the officer's next actions. >> All right. Did you put something in your pocket right now? >> My phone. >> What else you got in your other pocket? >> My earphones. >> Okay, cool. You're going to be detained for now. Okay. >> Oh, wow. Okay. >> Cool. Got this room. Thank you. >> Not too tight. >> No. >> What's your personal stuff from here? >> Huh? >> We'll just take >> my jacket. Your jacket. >> Okay. You want to get this or anything else? All right. Let's go. 90. >> I'm sorry. >> I said I I didn't even know that, so I had to put him in there. >> Okay, we'll talk to you in a bit. >> Um, can I can I call my girlfriend? We were going to buy >> We'll do We'll do >> Where's she at? Cuz you guys were together, >> huh? Where's she at? You guys were together. >> Somewhere in here. >> Oh, okay. And that guy. >> It could be seen that she implicitly admitted her actions without any shame. And when taken to the loss prevention office, she further clarified additional details. >> Uh, so we're going to do like a pat down search cuz you're technically arrested right now for that shot thing, right? Um, you don't have anything else on you before we find it? No. Okay. Where did you put the >> where whatever that is? I don't know if it's like hair dye or whatever cuz you took it out of that box. Had it in your pocket. >> In the in the pocket. >> In the pocket of on you or in there? >> In the jacket. >> Okay. Is there anything else in the jacket? >> No. >> No. Okay. Did you take anything else before just that? >> Okay. And we were asking earlier that lady who she said she's your girlfriend. >> Yeah. >> And then the guy the one that passed us acting like he didn't know us. >> He's just a random guy. >> Yeah. Your bunker is here. >> The woman did not simply take the items. The reason she was easily detected was that she had already opened the products, which made it difficult for the officers to verify exactly what she had taken. >> Do you have anything? >> What's that tied to? >> I don't know. I should get off the brush. The brush. >> I have the brushing in the basket. >> Okay. >> This is a Revlon. >> No, it's just this. >> Can you just get me a receipt for now? Cuz Was there anything else? >> This is all Okay, cool. Thanks, bro. It was noticeable that the woman kept fidgeting and could not sit still, as if she was under the influence of something. In addition, officers quickly discovered that this was not her first time being involved in wrongful behavior. >> Phone numbers there. >> They refused to extradite me. >> Yeah, that's probably not. But you still have three other warrants. >> I have what? >> Three other warrants? >> For what? >> Uh, two for shoplifting, one for criminal trespass. >> I was just locked up. >> Oh, well, that's what they just said on we can confirm and then if they say then they messed up, then we'll be good to go. Okay. >> I was just in jail >> when >> like barely like a week and a half ago. >> Okay. For what? The same thing. >> Um well, no. >> Okay. >> They didn't bring a show. >> Did you get arrested here? >> Hm. >> Did you get arrested here or where? >> I was uh they brought me from my pass. So, you got arrested in El Paso and they brought you here or you were arrested here and did >> No, that was in El Paso and they uh came and pick me up. >> Okay, cool. >> Okay. So, I was just going to give you a citation, but if they confirm these warrants, then we're going to have to take you to jail. Okay. Um, is there anything that you want to leave with your girlfriend? I mean, we can call her and leave stuff with her. >> Your what? >> My phone. >> Okay. And this jacket? You want to take it? Leave it. cuz they're probably just going to put it in a bag and put it. >> No, I'll leave it. >> Okay. And your beanie? >> I'll leave it to him. >> Okay. Do you want a card? >> Yeah. >> They have me arrested up here in the front. So, can you come and get my jeans? >> At this point, the police decided to take the woman away. And disappointingly, there was no sign of remorse shown until the very end. >> Yeah. just uh stand up to your unit. >> Yeah. >> We're going to go to the left. Yeah. Pull up. Okay. So, they come before they come do your search. >> Uh, look, it's empty, right? So, if there's anything back there that shouldn't be back there, it's going to be yours. Okay. All right. Should I go and step out? We have a female officer here that's going to search you. Okay. I could just face the univer. >> You got anything in your pocket that's going to poke me or stick me? Come on, >> separate your feet. >> The woman was charged with shoplifting along with additional consequences due to her prior warrants, including previous shoplifting offenses and criminal trespass. Repeated wrongdoing without accountability only leads to harsher consequences and refusing to learn from past mistakes will eventually close off every second chance. >> No, don't put your hands on me, sir. You're male. Do what he said. Okay. >> No, just know the man said thing cuz he told me that they were going to arrest me. >> Take it off or do you want to cut it off? >> Do too, Tamara. >> On the 14th of April 2024, police received a report from Walmart about a woman who had committed theft there. But for more details, let the store employee tell what had happened. >> Yeah, this stuff is ours. It wasn't on bag or anything. That was >> That was like on top on the >> Yeah, she she had that on top of the the shopping cart. This this was on top of the shopping cart. This was hidden right here in the box like that. >> Yeah, in the box like that. >> When I open it, she have all this stuff. >> Gotcha. >> Yeah. >> How much How much are we looking at? Like 30 40 bucks? >> No. No. More. >> More? >> Right. Like Yeah. Because what makes it more is the this right here. They make it this thing could be $15, $20 maybe. And this probably 12 bucks, you know, maybe more. >> Yeah. So, it's probably like 50 bucks. >> What do you guys want? You want to >> I want to I want to prosecute her. She >> like 25. >> Let me show you her husband. >> He's the one. >> And the husband knows she was stealing, too. >> Oh, she he knows. >> Oh, he was outside though. >> Yeah, >> he was already outside. >> Remember where they went? They probably live with somebody. >> They went into that that community right next to >> They went in. >> Yeah, they went in the community like uh through that side gate. >> It's called uh stone. >> Stone press. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> So, they probably live in there or their grandma or mom lives in there. >> Yeah. >> Was she trying to conceal the stuff in in the bag or >> No, she already has stuff concealed in there. But this is her bag, not her bag. >> Did she pay for anything? >> No, not at all. Not >> She just walked right out. >> She walked right out, bro. She walked right out. Everything wasn't back. All these things, it was like right here on top of the, you know, the shoes and she had makeup and inside. She had makeup inside the box, the shoe box. >> She's definitely not old enough to live in that community. >> No, no, no. She's got a No, no, but she was with an older lady that looked like her. >> She was with an older lady. >> She's with an older lady that looks just like her, but older. She's got to be in her, you know, 50s, 60s. >> Okay. >> Along with the employees description, the police quickly located the blue golf cart matching the suspect's getaway vehicle. And this was where their act began. >> Were we all set? >> Yeah. I mean, you you were never not all set. >> All right. No, I just No, it's cool. I don't mind having a conversation with you. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> All right. >> What's going on with the with the golf cart? >> Nothing. >> It's not broken or anything? >> No, it's my dad. >> Is this your girlfriend here? >> It's just a friend. >> Oh, just a friend. >> How are you doing? >> I'm good, bro. >> Good. What's your name? >> Natalie. >> Okay, Natalie. Well, here's what's going to happen. I'm going to go ahead and detain you >> cuz we have we Hold on. >> No, don't put your hands on me, sir. You're male. Do what you're said. Okay. No, just you're going to end up on the ground because we're investigating we're investigating something that happened later. You're going to end up at the ground. >> No, you're not. >> You're going to end up on the ground. >> Yeah. And I'm I'm going to sue you. >> Wait. >> So, please get your hands off me. >> Are you going to put your hands behind your back? >> I'm just detaining you. >> Are you going to put your hand behind the back or you going to go on the ground? >> I just said I had to go to the bathroom and then you want to detain me. That way I can fight you. Literally, this is on purpose. >> You're not going to fight me. >> This is on purpose. >> You're going to go on the ground or you put your hands behind your back. >> This is being done on purpose. >> You are being detained. >> And this is on video, correct? >> Correct. Or is it not on? >> See that red? Okay, thank you. >> That means it's on. Are you going to put your hands behind your back? >> Your name is >> Deputy Gillard. 6671. Mary County Sheriff. >> And your ID number is >> 6671. >> No, your actual ID number >> 667. >> Put her in cuffs to detain her. >> No, he does not. >> Maybe he's not supposed to put his hands on me. >> Okay. >> Where's your supervisor? Can you get him here? >> Literally, I don't I'm trying. >> Now, please let me go. You have your hands on me. Let me go. >> You're going to put your hands behind your back or you're going to go on the ground. I don't want to put you on the ground. >> You're not going to put me on the ground, >> bro. Come on, bro. She's not She's not even She's going in cuffs. I need you to step back. >> All right. >> I am tense. >> Okay. Go ahead and put your hands behind your back. Go ahead and put your hands behind. >> As the officers had warned her, the resistance only made things worse. And she truly did not care as the chaos unfolded. >> Put your hands behind your back right now. Right now. >> I'm not resisting. You are not supposed to put your hands on me. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Sir. >> Okay. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Sir, chill. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Just chill. >> This is up. >> Listen. I got your back. I told you I did. This is all >> You're going to get bailed, bro. Please chill. I'm not >> Tell her. >> Just chill out. Listen, I got you. I'm going to bail you out if you need it. All right, just relax. >> Up. Beyond it. This is literally put on purpose. >> Back up for me. >> This is on [ __ ] purpose. >> Stupid. It's [ __ ] It's not me. >> She is right. >> Why don't you ask the man about the other lady? >> Okay. She didn't leave with none of that at all. >> Nothing hands. >> I told you several times to put your hands behind your back, >> sir. And you grabbed me and legally you're not supposed to. I'm a female and you're a male against the law. I know my rights. I know my constitution. Thank you. >> I'm noted. >> No, you didn't. >> She didn't do anything. >> Step back. Step back. Step back. One to two. All right, set up for me. >> Ready? >> We're going to add resistance. >> After successfully placing the woman in handcuffs, she still refused to acknowledge her wrongdoing. Just look at her attitude at that moment. >> Being detained. >> So, you match a perfect description of someone who stole stuff at Walmart. Yep. >> Not me. >> The other one. >> What other one? >> How How are they going to see all my tattoos, sir? Please, please clarify that. >> It's called cameras. >> Cameras? Yes. >> Okay. So, what was the man talking about about the whole female that looks like me? >> What female >> that I personally know? >> That looks nothing like you. You're the only person. >> The same woman that's in the same house that uh a man named Shri got arrested at not too long ago. >> What are you talking about? >> I'm talking about today. What happened at Walmart? >> Walmart today? Nothing happened. I went to see if my friend was out in the parking lot. Okay. To see if he left or not. He did not leave. He was walking up as I was walking to the door. I did not walk out with no things. He tried to put me into the room. I said no. >> He literally tried to push me into the room. That is against the law. I know my rule. >> What man was that? Was the short Hispanic dude or the white dude? >> It was a Hispanic man. >> All right. What was he wearing? >> A blue shirt. >> Blue shirt. >> Yes. >> He said, "No, ma'am. Ma'am, go into the room. It's on security camera." and he literally told me who it was that stole and he knows it wasn't me. >> It seems she only believed in her own fabricated story even as the officers presented evidence that clearly contradicted her claims. >> No, she was following me in the store. Same with the other one. >> Were they stalking you in the store? >> I don't know. >> They were stalking me to set me up for this. >> Okay. >> All right. But this is you? >> Yes, that is me. That is the man that tried to put me in the room. >> All right. >> And that boy was also following her. What boy? >> The boy in that golf cart. >> That boy right there. Is that the same guy that's right there? >> No, that is not. >> That's not the same guy. >> No, it is not. >> Okay. All right. >> Just give me one second. Okay. >> If you want, you can slide right here so it's more comfortable. I know the home's not comfortable. >> What'd you do? >> I didn't get the new one yet. >> Oh, are they calling you up right now? >> No, no, no. I do more. What's your first name, ma'am? >> Natalie. >> Natalie. Miss Natalie, I'm giving Ryan's number. I'm I'm taking that with you, so you're going to be able to call him when you get there, okay? And he said he's going to come bail you out. It'll be probably 100 bucks. >> Shortly after, officers discovered a foil wrapped bundle containing crystalall-like substances in her possession. And along with her prior criminal history being uncovered, she was charged with resisting an officer, introducing contraband into a detention facility, retail theft, and possession of narcotics. Resisting and lying only deepened her trouble. Accepting responsibility early could have spared her from far more serious charges and consequences. Worse, this woman was not even normal at all. >> No, it's called There's Laws. >> Are you a president? >> Are you a president? >> Can you get out? >> Are you diagnosed with anything? Schizophrenia. >> Schizophrenia. >> No. >> On July 3rd, 2025, officers were dispatched to a gas station store after receiving reports that a woman attempted to steal items and caused a disturbance there. To better understand her behavior, listen to this employee describe what happened. >> See, bro, just coming and just falling being the steal the things. And >> she's about to get run over. She don't watch what she's doing. First he steal the things and uh at the morning one of the my customer is uh standing over at the counter and he she come and he ask her give the money. He just I don't have money. She just slap him slap on the phone. Slap the person. Here's my boss. >> Hello. Hey, how you doing sir? >> Good sir. How are you? >> So what's going on with this female here? >> She comes in since morning to the stores takes a stop grab and run away and they tell them to leave her. She doesn't go and once she see you guys or she sees like somebody's coming or this I we start calling she goes out of the store and we she's banned from our store. >> Who banned her? >> Tell her. I don't know. Can you guys tell her or >> Yeah, I'll tell her. >> The woman standing in the distance was the very suspect officers were looking for. She showed no sign of remorse, lingered around the area, and even seemed ready to escalate the situation further. >> Watch out. You got a car right there. >> Okay, let's get out of the street. Well, you can't go on the property. >> I can't. >> Huh? >> You can't. You're banned. So, what's going on today? >> Well, hold on. You're not free to go. >> You're not free to go. You're not. Just tell her I'm Hey, don't come back over here anymore. You come back here, you're going to be arrested. >> Yes, you will. >> I have freedom. I have You cannot arrest nobody. >> She's at 43. I've dealt with her, I think, one time before. I can't remember where, but you his business. He don't want you here, >> man. Cuz he's hurt. >> Can't understand what you're saying. >> This is He works here. His owner said he don't want you here. You're not allowed. >> I just talked to him on the phone. >> He's not the owner. >> Do not come back on the property. It's as simple as that. >> I don't have a warrant, so I can't arrest you. >> Oh, okay. You want to step foot on the property? >> What? >> Don't step foot on the property. You'll be arrested. >> If I want to. >> No, you don't. >> No. It's called There's laws. >> Are you on the president? >> Huh? Are you on the president? >> Can you get out of the street? >> Can you get out of the street? >> Are you on the president? >> Well, I see why she was in the hospital. >> It was clear her disruptive behavior needed no further explanation. Officers quickly moved in to arrest her, but she refused to make it easy. >> Put your hands on top of your head. >> No. >> Yes. >> Would you like to get tased? I'll tase your ass. Put your hands on top of your head right now. >> All right, I'm going. No, she told me to go home. She Hey, he about to arrest me. You're under. No, I'm not. I was going to go get my >> man. Move, move. >> Tell him to get off me. Stop. >> Move. >> Move. >> Stop. Stop. >> Got one. >> Move. Move. >> Move. >> You're going to go on the ground in about >> move, man. Move. >> You're about to go on the ground. >> You're about to go on the ground here. >> Stop. >> Move. I was going to get my [ __ ] >> No, you're not. >> I was going to get my [ __ ] Move. Got her up. Put it down. Yep. Go. Yep. >> It's not the law. It's not the law. >> I got it. What are you acting crazy, bud? This is ridiculous. >> Now you got a resisting charge. >> That's noting charge. >> That's not a [ __ ] charge. >> You're going to jail. >> So stupid. Right after the handcuffs were secured, the woman calmed down slightly and she offered a brief explanation for her own instability. >> What? Why are you acting this way? Seriously, >> what do you mean? >> Why? Why'd you have to do that? >> What do you mean? >> Huh? >> What did you just get to the hospital for? >> I get some more meds. >> What'd you need your meds for? >> My hallucination. >> What do you suffer from? Schizophrenia? >> Yeah. >> Jasmine hearted. Jasmine, what are you doing this for? Where are you staying at right now? >> Down. Quit trying to pull a little cuff off. You're going to hurt your wrist. So, what are you doing today in here after we told you not to come back and you came right back? Come on. We're going to stand you up. Okay. Ready? Ready? >> Yeah. >> Pull your legs up to you like your feet. Ready? >> Pretty sore. >> Do you need EMS? >> Yeah. >> For what? >> I don't listen to. >> Do you have anything in your bra? >> No. >> Yeah, I know. That's what I said. >> What happened to your ear? >> I don't know. >> It's Was it bleeding? >> Yeah, >> pretty bad. Yeah, >> my radio turned off. That's funny when I spun. Jeez, you ain't got to be doing all this. >> What'd you go to the hospital for last time? Your meds. >> What' they give? Did they give you anything? >> I'll be giving the oxygen. >> Some what? >> Some oxygen. >> Oxygen. >> Yeah. >> Okay, hang on. Let me crack these witness. >> After that, officers returned to the store to determine their course of action regarding the suspect's behavior. You just want her. Do you want Do you guys want to sign charges on her for trespassing or you just want her to come back here? >> Not come back every trespass everywhere. Okay. >> Because you know tomorrow is holiday so we come here. >> Okay. Thanks man. >> Hi ma'am. How you doing? >> Hi. >> My name is Sergeant Forest. I'm here to talk to you about what happened with you and the officers. Okay. Okay. Can you kind of run me through what happened? >> I just had a mortal. >> What happened? I mean like with when you walked onto the property? >> No, I was just talking. >> Did they tell you to leave? >> No. >> They never told you to leave? >> They were in the store or I didn't still >> You speak with the officers at all? >> No. >> Did they put their hands on you? >> No. >> Okay. How' you Can you explain how you got in handcuffs for me? >> I was struggling. >> Can you tell me what that means? >> I was shaking. >> You were shaking? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Did they tell you to put your hands behind your back or anything? No. >> Okay. Did they grab you? >> Yeah. >> Did they tell you to stop? >> Yeah. >> And what did you do when that happened? >> Um, I had to stop and then decide to put handcuffs on me. >> Did they hit you or kick you? >> No. >> Okay. >> Did they take you to the ground or anything? >> No. >> Are you diagnosed with anything? >> Schizophrenia. >> Schizophrenia. >> No. In addition, while verifying her information, officers discovered she had outstanding offenses in her record. Disappointingly, she did not seem to care about that either. >> Ah, wrong. >> Going to jail. >> What? >> For what? I told you two warrants out of Akan and you just got two more charges today. You don't have anything on your body? >> No. >> Cuz you're going to go through a scanner. Okay. >> Uh, she threatened to me that she was going to me, so I'll beat the out of her. >> I'll talk to you. I'll talk to you in a second. >> Yeah. He said, "Is it Jew? It's Jew. Let me go get my gun." >> I went to the store. I was in this store, but they said their cameras didn't work, but she hit me for no reason. I was walking out. She was standing in front of the door like this and I went to go around her. I don't know if she has something in her hand or something. >> They're on that corner up there on the hood. Her name, I don't know her, so I had to do this. So, um, she hit me and, um, after that, we just started fighting. Well, some dude came in there and helped her. Like, she's pulling my hair and he's grabbing you. You needed to report her so you can get her name on her. >> I want to press charges on her and um they told me the only way I had to do it. >> Why did you go to jail? >> Because I pulled a gun. I went back to the dude grabbed me up and I pulled the gun out. I went back home. >> I left the person came back. >> Finally, she was ultimately charged with criminal trespassing, resisting arrest, obstructing justice, and battery on a police officer. Ignoring warnings, refusing accountability, and neglecting personal health only escalate problems. Taking responsibility early could prevent a difficult situation from turning into a lifealtering mistake. Next, this entitled woman believed that no one could stop her. >> Stop. >> What the I'm literally reporting. >> What are you doing? >> Let go of me. Did that make you feel better? >> Dude, don't touch me. >> Can I read your rights now? >> On February 28th, 2026, officers received a call from Walmart reporting a woman who had committed theft and failed to pay. She was even believed to have engaged in similar behavior before. Even when she was stopped, she had already prepared excuses for herself. >> Police department. Okay. >> I paid for everything. >> Hey, we're not being detained. >> I paid for everything. >> Put your phone down. >> I paid for everything. >> Put your phone down. >> But I paid for everything. >> Okay. >> 67. Anybody available? >> I paid for everything. >> Okay. Well, we watched you on cameras. It's not paying >> for light bulbs. >> Yes, I did. This >> and then >> Yes, I did. Look again. >> I watched it. >> Okay. So, we're past that. >> I paid for everything. >> We'll figure that out. But right now, you're being detained >> for what? I paid for >> that. I told you that. >> But I paid for everything. >> Okay. I'm telling you right now, I watched it. But I paid for what we have on cameras. That's fine if you feel that way. >> I did. >> Okay. That's fine if you feel that way. Right now, you're not going to leave, though. >> But I paid for everything. >> You can keep saying that all. >> I paid for everything. >> Okay. Well, check your receipts then. >> Check that. >> Where are? >> So, check that. >> We're doing that right now. >> So, do that. >> Yeah. green area after release. >> I just showed that to you. >> There's something over here. >> No, I paid for everything. >> Don't touch me with that. No, I'm not. I'm standing right here. >> I'm not going to get more charges for >> resisting. I have a broken wrist. My I have a metal plate in my wrist. >> Turn around. >> No, I didn't do anything. >> She appeared confident as she denied all suspicions, but her tone and repeated wording revealed a more suspicious sense of anxiety and fear, even making things more difficult for the officers. I have a metal plate in my arm. >> Stop. >> I'm going to give you more charges for resisting if you don't stop right now. >> I didn't even steal. >> Okay. >> Hey, >> I didn't even do that. >> Hey, put your hand behind your back. >> I didn't do anything. >> I paid for everything. >> Okay, we'll figure it out. Okay, >> you don't have to twist my I have a broken I have them [ __ ] Stop doing that. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> What the I'm literally reporting. What are you doing? Let go of me, you psychopath. >> Put your hand. >> Don't ever touch me like that again. >> Stop. >> Crazy. 67 has to walk out to my car. >> Okay. Can I get my phone? >> I'll get your phone. It's in the cart. >> What the >> We're going to go over here. >> What the hell? I literally paid for everything. >> Like I said, I watched you on camera. >> Okay. You saw me bring up multiple transactions. >> Okay. So, why would I not bring up three or four? Like, what do you mean? >> I don't feel comfortable with you guys touching me. >> That's fine. We're going to search you. Okay, >> that's fine. I don't give you consent. I want a woman. I want a woman right now. >> No, because of how you guys handled me. I want a woman. Officer, >> we don't have any female officers. >> So, I don't give you consent. I do not give you consent to touch me. Don't touch me. The woman did everything she could to stubbornly resist the officer's actions, even invoking her own civil rights in the process. >> That >> I didn't steal. >> Okay. Yes, you did. I want >> I don't give you consent. I want a woman officer. You're against the No, it's my right. Okay. >> So, don't touch me. No, I do not give you consent. I swear to God, do not touch me. >> I know my rights. You're not allowed to touch me. >> Just wait for a while. >> Okay. So, you can't have this conversation again. This is going to happen. >> I want a woman officer. I don't want you to touch me. You hurt me. >> Officer, >> we don't have >> I didn't even do anything wrong. Too bad. >> I It's my right. >> So, right now, you're under arrest. >> No, I'm not. I didn't steal. No, I'm not. Yes, you are. >> No. >> You want to get those receipts ringed up and make? >> Yes, please. >> Insane. >> Negative. >> What's your name? >> Lori. >> Lori. What? >> So, it's not your right to tell us we can't search you. to have a woman officer. I am allowed to legally report for our sergeant here. >> So then wait for him. >> We are waiting for another >> Can I sit down? >> You're not going to sit down in here because we can't search you and I don't know what happened. So if you allow us to search you, I will put you in the back of my car to sit down. >> I don't want you touching me. You guys already hurt me. >> Do you have the items? >> We have everything in the cart over there. >> There's three items that didn't get scanned. >> That's not true. >> So here's the thing. You can't have those with the judge. He He told you you're under arrest. He He's going to be under searching you. The sergeant is going to be fine. I want someone else who isn't a [ __ ] who touched me like you did. So don't talk to me. Thank you. >> I don't need you to. Thank you. You hurt me. You hurt me for no reason. Thank you. You're abusing your authority and that's not right. You abuse your authority and that's not right. To use that kind of force. Was that necessary? Did that make you feel better? >> She clearly knew what she was doing. as if this wasn't her first time dealing with the police. Yet, moments later, she began to act as though she were the victim. >> But I can't have a male search. >> Well, we search females all the time. >> But I'm not. It's not my It's my right. I need a woman. >> Everything's being recorded >> to do that. That's fine. >> That's fine. You can record me. >> So, I don't know why you kept the need to tell me that again. We tell people to so their way. >> But you've told me like four times now. >> Cuz you keep saying we're weren't allowed to search you and so we're saying we're recording. Nothing's happening. >> So what? >> But yeah, except were you recording when that officer like hurt me? >> Yes. Both of my camera was on. >> Okay. Using excessive force when I wasn't It wasn't >> So I did tell you to stop resisting multiple times. >> I wasn't resisting. You told me to go against the wall >> and I told you turn around, face the wall. >> You told me to go against the wall and I did. >> No, you didn't. >> And then you grabbed me and then he grabbed me 10 times harder. >> So we're not going to talk about He grabbed me harder and he didn't need to. >> Well, I can look into that part. I will. >> No, you won't. It hurt. >> That wasn't me. You can talk to my sergeant about that. >> But it hurt and it was unnecessary. >> So talk to my sergeant about if you have concerns that that I can't do anything about that. I'm >> He twisted my arm back further than you needed to and he hurt me really bad even after I said to stop. >> What was your reaction? >> I have metal plates in my wrists and then it just hurts. Okay. I can I can review the body cameras and all that stuff and I'll I'll look into that. Okay. >> All right. As far as So, what is she's under arrest for? >> She's under arrest for theft and >> I didn't steal anything. I paid for everything. I have receipts. >> Have you recovered that property or anything? >> Yeah, we have it. >> I watched I watched >> What about the things that I paid for? >> You can have those back or they'll reimburse you. >> How? It was cash. It could be seen from her statement that she had indirectly admitted to only paying for part of the items. At that point, the officers did not let things drag on any longer and continued their duties despite the rising tension. >> Searching. >> I'm not searching. I'm trying to pull up my P. Don't touch me. >> No, don't touch me. Don't touch me. >> You're not the one. You don't get to touch me. >> Okay. You're not the one. >> No. Get the away from me. Don't touch me. >> Relax a second. >> No. >> Okay. So, okay. Lift that up in just a second. You got So, nothing through here. >> No, I was pulling up my pants. >> All right. >> So, we saw something in your front left pocket that there >> I have money. That's it. Dollars. That's it. Dollars. >> Turn this way. Face me for a second. >> I have dollars. >> There's dollars right there. >> Yes. >> Literally dollars. >> All right. Okay. We're going to book her. I'll call the jail real quick. >> We're going to walk to the side of the car. >> Can you like not walk me around here? >> This B. It's not. So >> yeah, cuz I didn't do anything. >> So like I told you, you're not being compliant with us. So that's why this is a decision. >> Why am I not? >> Cuz I don't want you to touch me. >> I have a mount. >> I get that. I can loosen this one a little bit. Let me I need to see your hand over here. Can you push your legs that way a little bit? Thank you. I'll loosen this one. Okay. Can you let go your fingers while I loosen it? I don't want to hurt your hand. >> You tightened it. >> I didn't. I loosened it and then clicked it a couple more. But it can hurt. >> Okay. Well, they're loose. I can get two fingers in there. Look it. >> Okay. Face forward. You have to turn around now. >> She believes she had more right to be angry at the officers than to feel remorse for her actions. And only after arriving at the police station did she begin to accept reality. >> Talk now. If I read your rights again, do you want to talk about what you found in your pants in your pocket? >> Okay. >> If I read your rights rights again, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against the court of law. Do you understand each of his rights have rights to you? Having these rights in mind, you wish to talk to me now. >> The meth found in your pants. Remember what I told you about that? You don't tell us about it's a felony charge. Did you get me in Mount Vernon or you get it somewhere else? >> Burlington. >> Burlington. Okay. Do you willing to talk about it if I move a body camera so no one can ever hear about it? >> Yes. Okay. It's for your safety. She was charged with thirdderee theft, obstructing a law enforcement officer, and possession of a controlled substance. Actions driven by denial and defiance only make consequences worse. Taking responsibility early can prevent a situation from escalating beyond control. >> You pay for this. She's in there. >> All right. Come here. How old are you? >> 16. She said I'm 29 years old. Do I look like if she's supposed to be 16 years old, would I have a 16-year-old? On July 12th, 2025, police received a call from an Ulta Beauty store reporting that two women had committed theft at the location and fled. This was what happened next when officers promptly arrived at the scene. >> Stop. Put your hands up. >> Put your hands up. >> You got any ID on you? >> Yes. Can I get it from the car? >> No. >> You pay for this? >> My mom did. She's in there. >> All right. Come here. How old are you? >> 16. >> Come over here. 40. I got one to >> Yes. >> Sit down for me. >> Breathe. >> Tell your mom to come outside. >> All right. >> The car at >> Huh? >> Where's the car? >> Over there. >> What kind of car is it? >> Um, >> I'm calling my mom. I'm on the phone. >> You're texting. >> No, I said 12. Come Harvey. That's my mom. >> Very lies. >> Can I get my phone back? >> No. What kind of car are you guys driving? >> In fact, the number 12 in the text message was suspected to be a private code between the two suspects. And it became even more contradictory when the woman failed to provide any information about the vehicle. >> What kind of car? What kind? What color? Four-door, twodoor, sedan, SUV. I'm not even arrested. >> I'm sorry. >> I said I'm not arrested. >> You're not a racist? >> No, I said I'm not arrested. I would never say you're a racist. >> Oh, I thought you called me a racer. I'm not a racist. >> My phone and I was on the phone with my brother. That's disrespectful. >> I think it was your boyfriend. >> No. >> Do you know what what we think is disrespectful? Let me tell you what we think is disrespectful. You have a load of contents in here and no receipt. >> They said one was still in line to pay, so I don't know if they walked in together. This is your mom? >> Yes, this is my mom. She's paying for everything, right? >> I don't know how she's going to pay for everything when all the stuff is outside cuz you got to scan that to pay for it, right? >> Unless there's some kind of magic thing that you you know that I don't know. >> I'm going to go talk to you. >> You're 16. Why I look older? >> I didn't say that. I was just trying to get your age. >> Are you from around here? Where do you live? >> Oklahoma. >> What brings you on to North Brook? >> My mom. I was being a little I find that hard to believe. >> Well, me. You said I was being a little [ __ ] And I said, "I find that hard to believe." >> And things did not stop there. As when officers tried to question her about her information, she quickly changed the subject as if she were a professional at doing exactly that. What's your name? >> I'm going to have to find out anyway, right? It's easier if you just tell me. >> You have a driver's license? >> No. >> You know why I can't have a driver's license? >> 16. >> Yeah, you can't. You have to be 18. Yes. I took a permit test. He says you got to be 18. And you got to do four 40 hours of community service. Oh, no. 40 hours of service and you got to call in to do your hours. >> Yeah. I mean, I guess things have changed cuz I thought you could be 16. They give you what's called a GDL, graduated driver's license. >> They never giving me that. >> Okay. So, mom told you she was going to pay for this stuff and told you go wait in the car. >> No, >> I just knew she was going to buy me. >> You're doing what? >> I said I just wanted to be a a player. >> Thank you. >> Did you Did you tell mom you you're going to go out with this stuff? >> Now you just got me in trouble. No, you got yourself in trouble. >> She paid for the stuff. >> It was a part of a crime. You may never get it back. >> What do you mean I might never get it back? >> Who's Brianna? Is that you? Is that >> That's her. >> That's her? >> Yeah. >> She's your mom? >> So, they're saying that they can't find you in any of our systems. >> According to the investigation, the suspect was identified as Milor Kerrion, who lied about being 16. The number was made up on the spot and was loosely tied to her motive. >> What did she do to make you so pissed off? We were going to grab stuff and walk out the door. >> I want the iPhone 6. >> That's why. Are you serious right now? >> Yes. She got >> for that little reason. >> Yes. Like >> you can't wait till like Christmas or your birthday or something? >> My birthday. >> Okay. So you wait. >> My dad's going to get it for me. >> Can you get the iPhone 17? I don't know. >> But the thing is I've been waiting for how long to get a new phone? I work I work the summer job. >> The phone that you have right now still works. you were using. >> I'm not going to give it back now cuz your boss don't want to give it back to me. >> Do you have anything in your pockets and stuff that you don't need to tell me about right now before she comes over there? >> No, cuz you're going to No, you'll be like she had this in her pocket. >> No. >> Well, if it's in your pocket and she finds it, pretty much same thing, right? I'm just asking. >> But you're making me nervous trying to zip off my she said I can't tell not to come back. I got a concert to go to. When is that? >> But I want to go see Chris Brown, but my mom won't buy me the tickets either. Man, >> you just want everything from your mouth. You want a new phone? You want concert tickets? What else? What else are you asking for? >> Soon after, officers located the mother inside the store. But the situation grew even more tangled as both suspects gave conflicting statements. Thank you. Thank you for getting me. I got her. >> Yeah, >> she's going to come here and tell us >> you dumb. >> What? I don't know. >> Believe me, I would. You heard me. I want nothing but to get rid of you. >> What? >> But I can't verify her age. I don't know who she is. She's saying you're her mom. >> 20. I don't know. We don't know. We're just asking cuz she's saying your mom. Oh, my mom went in the store. My mom. Like, how are we supposed to say? >> I am 29 years old. Do I look like if she's supposed to be 16 years old? Would I have a 16year-old? I got pregnant. I have a 10. I could show you my kids. I have a 10 and a 10 and a six-year-old car that you guys came in. Huh? Where's the car that you guys came? >> I ain't going to no car. >> I'm just called my sister to come and get me. So, why did she say you guys came in the car? And she obviously she's I'm sorry. Let me go first. Why is she denying me? Because she said she's looking at her mom. I'm not her mom. >> What is the relationship with you guys? >> It's a friend of a friend. Like I Oh, no. You're sorry. You're not the one. The one that beside me in the front. It's a friend of a friend. It's not no like, "Oh, you know, I'm all friend. It's a friend." >> There was no motheraughter relationship at all. But that did not mean the two women were unrelated. And officers quickly exposed the first suspect's deception. >> Can I tell you what? >> Tell me what the >> No, no. I'm not going to tell you what the said. What I'm going to say is when I told her you guys are both stupid. I'm going to be honest. You guys are both stupid because you guys both walk in. Okay. Right. >> And you guys couldn't make it any more obvious. You guys then go your separate ways. You make a comment about, "Oh, yeah. Why did they give me this big bag?" And I mean, you guys >> Well, I didn't make that. I didn't make I didn't make the comment about everything. She did. >> She's the one that [ __ ] looks. >> Well, either way, we're going to talk to you back at the station. Hey, look at me. Thank you for telling me. >> But I just want to know about her juvenile. >> No, I'm not a juvenile. We'll figure out I just want to know if I'm going to Cook County or not because how much was it? Cuz I know it wasn't no >> What was it like 1,500 or something? >> Yeah. So, I know that's a felony charge. >> Yep, it is. So, >> so the charge, right? >> Oh, you're welcome for me. I know. >> I know. Thank you for that, but I just wanted to know. Now you can let me up now cuz she wanted to be nice. If your officer wasn't nice, I would have still kept that age. >> Talking about me? I think that would be nice. >> Officer Kim is always nice. >> No, she's not. She yelled at me with >> he talking about her. >> Oh, this is officer Kim. >> Oh, I thought you were prisoner. >> That's officer. >> Oh, sergeant. Actually, >> I just want to know if I'm going to Cook County jail. >> So, I have to like She said we have to call your probation officer and see what's going on. >> Tell that probation officer. Tell her. I tell her the story when I see her. I got to see her tomorrow. I've been see look >> how long are you on probation? >> I've been on probation since March. I haven't had no cases, no nothing. I just beat a case actually for criminal tres to a vehicle and I have clean jobs. I've been doing my [ __ ] But I went with this dumb speaking like you know what like I don't think I'm going to be up for like you if you wanted to go to the store go ahead take that. >> In the end both of them were charged with grand theft. Lying only made everything worse. One reckless decision followed by endless excuses turned a simple mistake into felony charges. When greed and immaturity took control, the consequences did not stay smoking. >> I get it. I get it. Yeah. >> On April 20th, 2025, police received a call from Walmart reporting an ongoing theft by a group of teenage girls. Upon arriving at the scene, officers immediately began assessing the situation using footage from the store's security cameras. >> She's selecting more clothes. She's going to bring back another pair of clothes. So, they just keep bringing more items back to the ship of the room. >> Yeah. You guys recognize these? They December. I was chasing like two of them and they dropped the stuff and they run. You know, I couldn't do nothing. No. That's why when I see them today, I just let them know cuz yeah, they see me, but >> they still have three on the ground. That's why they >> go left. They're coming this way, right? >> Yeah. >> They're they're at a lane right now. I'm 11. >> Oh, I think they're going to that side. >> The eastern. >> Yeah, the pharmacy side. They're facing that direction. >> At that moment, other officers were already waiting outside the store. Quickly receiving the signal and immediately approaching the suspects who were completely caught off guard by the sudden action. You see? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Put your hand behind the back. What are we doing? Wait, what did we do? Wait, what the heck? I didn't >> I didn't do nothing. Wait, wait, >> wait. What the heck? I didn't say I'm getting my phone. >> Wait, hold on. I need to call somebody. >> Stop resisting. >> I'm not resisting. >> Relax your hands. I'm relaxing here. Give me boyfriend. >> Hey, come on. >> Okay. Can I get my Why the recording? >> Stop. Relax your arms. Oh my god. >> Like you said, you're being detained for suspicion of retail. All right. >> The police successfully detained the suspects who were unaware that their actions had been detected, leading them to display outbursts of anger to mask their fear. >> You were like, "No, why is she reporting?" Why? Like I'm already, >> bro. I didn't even I didn't even touch nothing. You were trying to buy green pass on that car. What? >> I'm trying to show off to her, but why was she recording me? Like, is she allowed to do that? >> It's a free country. You can record whoever you want. No, that's not true. I didn't give her I didn't give her true first amendment that freedom of speech. It includes pictures and video and publicity. >> I'm not trying to start no problem. I'm just already mad. Like I was on the phone. >> Yeah, I saw you. You look pretty heated. >> I was mad as [ __ ] >> Hey, did you advise three detained or not? >> Okay, probably. >> Why you laughing? Oh my god, it's so embarrassing. Where's the Sorry. Can I see this one? >> Have a seat. >> As soon as they entered the loss prevention office, the officers got straight to the point, leaving the suspects shocked that the police already knew every item they had taken. The phone case the girl with the black and the gray shirt. They put stuff in her bag. She has a phone case which is this one. >> No, it's the other one. >> Which other one is? >> Oh, I ain't taking I don't care. That one's my It's the purple one. >> Wait, y'all going through my stuff? What the heck? >> What the is that? >> Oh, air pressure. And then the phone case. I I'll see you. Okay. Do >> you have to do like in front of everybody? >> No. No. My people think I'm lying about getting arrested. >> Will you follow him? >> All three of you. Um they're still doing their investigation. Seeing whether or not they want to prosecute. Okay. >> All right. >> Um I'm off the fender with Wind Police Department. I'm going to read you your rights. Okay. >> Wait. Wait. Wait. Time out. Time out. Time out. That's my >> That mean we're going to jail if you're reading the rights? >> Not sure yet. We haven't got to that. >> Oh, wait. Can I see my Wait, we can't see our phones or anything? >> Yeah. >> Take my Apple Watch out. Just hold on a second. >> I'm required to warn you before you make any statement. >> There were no signs of remorse or shame for their actions. Perhaps it was their first time committing such acts as they responded with naive questions when asked. >> But what does that mean? Like as in what? Like >> given that you guys were just reading your rights, do you understand your rights to you? >> Yeah. Okay. >> That being said, do you want to talk to us? >> Fine. >> Well, you have to answer if you want. You don't have to. >> Oh, but okay. That's what I mean. I mean, yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Did you guys take anything that didn't belong to you? >> If it's that serious, we'll buy it. >> If it's that, we'll pay for it if they want us to do that. >> Okay. >> But I I get what you're saying. Like, we shouldn't So, it's not a question of is it that serious? It's theft. >> Okay. Doesn't belong to you. You can't take things that don't belong to you. Retail theft is still retail theft. >> It's not a question of, "Oh, it's just this. It's that." That's not yours. >> Yeah. >> Right. It's not your right to take it. Mhm. >> It's a crime. You can be taken to jail for that. Are you an adult? Are you 18? >> Mhm. >> Okay. So, you can go to county jail for gorilla glue. >> Like, is it really worth it? >> Right. You guys got to make smarter decisions. You see these cameras? These are like 4K, 8K, 12K, whatever they're up to now. >> They can literally track every single movement and zoom in onto your nose ring, >> right? And that's what that guy does all day, every day. He tracks people that look suspicious. Okay. >> And take that's his job. Yeah. >> You know what I mean? So is going to search all of you. Honestly goes a long way. When she searches you, is there going to be anything on your person that doesn't belong to you? >> A lesson in ethics in the law took place and it seemed to have been absorbed as they went on to admit that they still had additional items on their person. >> Oh, wait. I Yeah, hold on. I still got Aquafer in my purse. >> You still got what? >> Aquafer in my purse. >> What is that? >> Vaseline. Vaseline. >> Oh, wait. No, no. I No. But I do have a shirt in my brace. That's it. >> Yeah, I forgot. I ain't going to >> That's it. Just a shirt. >> Anything on your body that you didn't pay for? >> No. >> I'm going to have you stand up. Turn for me. >> Vaseline got a short Aquafor, not Vaseline. Aqua >> got the pink hair. God does be smart in the wig. >> She's just going to know your brown. >> Yeah, I got two of them. >> I got so That's mine. >> Oh, what do you mean? >> This is yours. >> No, no, no. Why am I getting >> Oh, wait. What do we get in charge? >> What do What do we have in here? >> Just that much. And then the rest of the stuff is mine. And then what? The rest of the stuff is mine. >> Excuse me. I had to go to the bathroom really bad. >> This is you. >> Yeah. >> Excuse me. >> Yeah. All right, stand by. I'll I can see you in a minute. Okay, just give me a second. >> In reality, even after discussing the crimes they had committed, they still showed no real concern, remaining indifferent even to the potential impact on their future. >> He's getting it right now. >> But you guys are going to prosecute 25. >> Yeah. What that mean? >> Go to jail. Go to jail. >> That's what that mean. >> That's what they say. >> Hey, let me finish. So, if you guys haven't been charged with retail theft in the past and you have a address here in the county, >> Yeah. >> we're probably going to give you what's called a notice to appear. So, you're going to have a court date. All right. >> Okay. >> So, chances are you're not going to jail. Look, we still got to look into that. >> All right. That's fine. >> How old are you? >> 18. >> 18. >> Mhm. >> $3510. >> 35 and 10 cents. >> Damn. Dang. [ __ ] add up quick. >> And your friend, the one that went to the bathroom, she's 18 or older. She's 17. >> Do we have to sit in these cuffs? Bro, it's so uncom. >> Do I have to sit in the cuffs? It's so uncomfortable. >> But I'm not even a criminal. I'm not even a felon or nothing. I ain't going to do nothing to y'all. >> You committed a crime. >> That's not a felony. >> It's a crime. >> It's still criminal. >> I get it. I get it. Yeah. >> The cops aren't made to be comfortable. >> The police made their decisions regarding the girl's actions, including contacting their family members. Yet the girls reactions were utterly disappointing. >> Guys are under arrest, but like I said, you should be most likely getting MTAs, which is important, >> which means you're not going to county jail tonight unless we find reason to take you to county jail. >> Okay. So, we're going in the car. >> No, I'm going to try to callused. >> What? Officer, you going to have to call her on my phone cuz she has the thing where random numbers can't call her. It's not going to go through. >> All right. This is office with the Voy Beach Police Department. I want to let you know that your daughter has been placed under arrest for retail theft. She stole items that did not belong to her. With with that being said, I need you to come to the Walmart so you we can release her to you. >> Are you married, single, divorced? >> I know I'm going change over this summer. I promise. >> What kind of hair do you normally have? >> Uh, it's like a black and brown and it breaks. Yeah. So, I'm going what I'm going to do is I'm going to take you out of cuffs. I'm going to have you sign this. Then I have to wait you outside. >> Okay. You can wait for them. >> Go outside. >> Wait outside. Um raise your right hand for me. State your name, date of birth. Everything you told me today. Truth. Full truth. Nothing. >> Correct. >> All right. Thank you. >> Um so I'm going to release you to your mom. Okay. I don't know where the house >> probably. >> Finally, these ladies were charged with petty theft and released with notices to appear in court since this was their first offense. Trying to hide or downplay wrongdoing only worsens the situation. While honesty and cooperation with authorities can significantly reduce the fallout. In the next case, everything seemed to be a story built entirely on lies. He took the one >> and then he just grabbed it >> and I don't see it. >> Okay. >> He saw in the camera because I complained. I said, "No, I don't." >> She saw that she has her money and all that stuff, but she's missing her credit card and all that. >> On the 28th of February, 2023, officers approached a woman after receiving reports that she had been the victim of a wallet theft at Costco. At that moment, they carefully listened as she recounted what had happened. >> Hi, ma'am. Um, can you just run me through exactly what happened? >> Uh, what happened? I was here and I I bought things >> and then I went to store because I want to get something for store >> in the meantime when I went to store. >> So was a guy buy something. >> Yeah. >> And and then I put my car and I going to buy the same heavy he like that >> and he I'm playing to the teter and we find no food or whatever. But in the meantime when I get I went to get the same thing he have in there because that's what I was looking for. >> So I went there >> I took it and in the meantime I took I put my my wife down there. >> Okay. Down by where the product >> where the product was. I put it right there. >> And the same time he come to to change whatever he want. >> Okay. >> And then he just grabbed it. Okay. >> I don't >> Did you Did you see him grabbing? >> I don't see. So, a man had been behind the incident. That same day, officers located the suspect, but it seemed he had a story ready to justify himself. >> You know better than that, right? >> Yeah. No, my phone. I'm sorry. Sorry. >> Yeah. No, no, no. This is what happened. We went in, we bought liquor, came out. They was like, "Yeah, go grab another one." I was like, "Okay." >> Mhm. >> And then I came back in, I grabbed one, but the handle was broken. I went back told uh the cashier. I was like, "Can I grab another one?" He was like, "Yeah, sure." Because the pin was out. So I went in and grabbed it and I saw W. I thought it was hers but we went in there split second. So I thought it was hers. So then we hopped on the highway. I was like and she was like where's my card? I gave it back to her. And she was like wait this is not mine. So I was like >> I don't know. I thought I left it there. Okay. >> So that's it. That was it. And then >> I had mentally taken it cuz I didn't know if it was hers or not. So that's why I was like, "Okay, give it back to her." But >> okay, >> that's all. >> All righty. >> Besides that. >> Yeah. The the only thing is um I'm going to have you just wait here cuz I need her to get here as well. She's already on her way. >> That's cool. Um, and then from there we would be set. Okay. >> Okay. Yeah. Because uh we went and then we was on the highway. She was like we would have to go back and she was like but we had to pick up the kids. That's why. >> Yeah. >> Okay. All righty. You just wait in your car and then I'll be I'll be with you in a second. >> You want my ID or anything? >> I will in a second. Just I have to give her a call. >> No problem. >> Okay. >> How long are you staying here in Clear Water for? >> Uh, a few weeks. Oh, not Clear Water. Uh, Brandon. Oh, >> in Brandon. Yeah. A few weeks. >> Okay. Shortly after, officers returned the wallet to the victim and checked to see whether anything was missing. Okay. Yeah. Okay. Okay. Okay. Perfecto. No. Okay. Okay. See? Yes. Okay. Say. Okay. Returning to the man, taking someone else's bag, even if he claimed it was a mistake, had no evidence proving it wasn't intentional. Therefore, officers made their decision. >> Then I'm also going to go inside and try to figure out what what she wants. Like I said, these come off the same way they come on. >> Yeah. >> You want them? She said she went to those other members. >> Oh. So, we're just waiting for her. >> Yeah, she wanted to open. So, that's what he said. >> Oh, okay. >> 217 CP. I have one 10:15. >> You going to tell her what she want? >> Yeah, I'll give her all the information. Do you have anything on you going to stick in your ping? >> No, just my wallet on my left side. >> Okay. Just face this way. Widening your stance. Just going to talk to you. >> Okay. I'll keep >> Let me give her the information first and then I'll I'll come and talk to you. Okay. >> All right. >> Do you want to hold on to your hat or you want me to pop it off? >> That's fine. I can hold on. >> Okay. >> You want to have anything or do you want >> No, it's up to you. That's okay. >> Before he was taken away, a woman believed to be his relative appeared. And it seemed she also had a story to justify his actions. >> Are you aware of like what happened? >> Uh he thought I he said was it I said no because we were in a rush when I saw and then I sent him back to get get another one. I I still I still had the I said I have to go. So I'm like no. So he thought because I did I bought like two and then I had four other liquor I was holding cuz it's a big box like this is the dragon like that officer. So I'm like and then and we were already on the highway cuz I'm in Brandon and the kids get out by 3:10 like I said. So that's what I say. I'm like stop by. So then I'm like okay we have So that's when >> Jimmy he text I'm like yeah I'm do you have his number? I can show you the text. I'm like can you call the officer saying that I'm getting the kids and then I'm going to run right back. You can see the text too. So that's why I'm saying so that's when I was talking to you. I said he got to go pick I got the two kids and they didn't even eat yet. So I got a McDonald when I was here. Okay. >> So, I was wondering that's what I say. I So, I don't know what's going on. So, is it is there a way that I can talk cuz he is on >> because he's just here visiting me. So, is there I can talk to her to >> So, and then that's that's the thing, too. So, um >> what's going to end up happening? He's going to go to county and I'm going to give you the address and all that stuff. >> Okay. >> He'll go through processing there. Uh and then from there, he'll probably get like a bond or something like that that he can just pay and get out. Okay. >> I'm not 100% sure how the entire process goes, but I'll give you the address. So then that way you can follow the van down there too um and be able to take it. So it's over um off the 49th Street. >> I'm not okay. Yeah, I'll give you the entire couple. So that's why I don't know. So but >> officers had to verify once again whether this had truly been an intentional act of theft as certain details they received made them doubt it was merely a mistake. >> Okay. All right. Inside the personal there was a license and credit cards and things like that. So, the issue that we're having, the only reason why she's moving forward with these charges is just because she, you know, she saw that she has her money and all that stuff, but she's missing her credit card and all that information. >> So, that's why I'm like, "Hey, dude, like if you toss it, it's easier to explain that maybe when you toss it, the cars fell out. Case closed." >> No, you just left it in the car. That That was it. I don't know. >> So, and you don't you have no idea if this credit card could have possibly fell or anything? No, I just picked it up and then once I opened it, it was like that and then my aunt was like, "No, that's not her." So then we was like, "Okay." >> Yeah. >> And then we had nobody to call. So we was like, "Pick up the kids first and then we're ready on the highway." >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Okay. All righty. >> Mhm. >> All right. That's fine. All right. Just waiting for another officer to get here. Um but like I said, that that's the only thing I'm going to give your all the information. She's going to follow you. So that way when you get to booking, you get the processing over and quick with and then you'll you'll be out of there as quickly as possible. >> Okay. But >> she's worried about her credit cards. >> So it's her license, her credit cards, her membership card to Costco, which is completely missing. It's a few items from the process missing. >> Yeah, but credit card. If someone swipe it, you can know. >> Say it again. >> If someone swiped the credit card, you'll know. >> Yeah, but the thing is the person hasn't used it. >> In the end, he was charged with theft of property, but the charge was later dismissed in court. A careless mistake could still carry serious consequences. Always return what isn't yours immediately because actions mattered more than excuses. Next, the woman believed that stealing was somehow allowed under her own the law. >> Dollars they stole from me this morning. They think I'm dumb, dude. Ignorant. >> On September 16th, 2025, police received a report of a theft after the victim allowed a female guest to stay temporarily at his private residence. Let's see exactly what the victim reported missing when officers arrived on the scene. >> All right, so what's going on? >> So, I let this girl stay here. She's only been here 2 or 3 days. She doesn't live here. >> Okay. >> I get up this morning. My wallet's missing off the table. Confront her about it. She flips the out. First thing she asked me what uh she says what she said. She says, "Uh, what wallet was it? Black or brown?" I tell it was brown. And then she starts flipping out and then she walks out the door, starts banging around, screaming and yelling. Took off that way first and then started going that way. >> Okay. All right. Well, the other officer is out with her. So, >> all right. >> Did Did it get physical? >> No, never. >> Okay. >> Nobody ever touched anybody. >> Okay. >> That's why I called the non-emergency number. Okay. >> So, >> but she took your she took your brown was it brown wallet? >> Brown wallet. >> Okay. >> There wasn't much money in it. Okay. >> Now, I don't think she's in her right mind, >> okay? >> And I'm not just saying that. I'm She's >> Thus, chaos erupted between the homeowner and the guest, even though he had allowed her to stay out of compassion. >> The reason how she started staying here is they called me from the hospital. Her sister told me that she had pneumonia and that they took her to the hospital. I still let her come over. It's probably my mistake. They had told me that she had pneumonia and that she was raped. That's why I let her come. They asked me if she if she could have a safe place to stay for a couple days. >> I said, "Okay." And here we are. >> Okay. All right. Do you want her you want to press charges against her for? >> She has my wallet on her. Absolutely. >> All right. All right. All right. I'm going to I assume you don't want her back here either. No. >> All right. >> If I can't, I'd like to trespass. Okay. >> I didn't have no neighbors and Yeah. >> All right. We'll go we'll go talk to her and see if we can find your wallet for you. All right. You're welcome. >> She had a bag that she threw on my bed and told me to check. >> Did she take it? >> No. So, she still got something. >> You want us to take the bag so she doesn't have any? >> I will give it to her. >> You did a big check over. Make sure that wallet. Yes. >> Is she any relation to you at all? >> No, she's ahead by X. I'm a FISK. >> Okay. I didn't notice the names were close, but she she not >> anything. It's just her dad like two years ago. And she started having a rough time. I heard through it, you know, heard about it through her sisters and whatnot. And then when they called, I was like, "Okay, she can stay here." Cuz like I said, they told me that she had pneumonia and that she was raped and things like that. And I was like, "Yeah, she can have a safe place here for a couple days." After receiving the suspect's bag from the victim, officers coincidentally spotted her wandering nearby. The moment they approached, she immediately realized what was unfolding. >> Here's your belongings. Can I Can I look through it to make sure there's the wallet's not in it? >> What do you mean? So, you got this stuff out of his house, right? >> He brought it to me. Yeah. >> And he said that I stole his wallet. >> He says you stole his wallet. And he says you knew what color it was when he questioned you about it. He can take his take my back, but he's not going to plant anything in my bag cuz his little girlfriend do all the time. >> I don't care. I don't believe that you guys aren't going to open that up and be like magically appears wallet. That's not how it works. >> All right. >> That's not how it works. So, if you guys want to like I don't know you guys you have like an office or something somewhere where you guys can keep that for me. >> No, we're not keeping it. >> Okay. Well, give it to me so I can take it. >> You guys toing go through my stuff. >> You're not free to go though. >> For what? What? You guys take it? You got to check for something first. >> For what? You guys want What are you looking for? >> One more spot for the wallet. >> Quit being extra, dude. Be straight forward. Please. >> I'm being straightforward. >> Okay. Why am I still being detained while we already there's no over there, bro? >> No, dude. Be ignorant. I know where the I'm at, dude. I know. >> The dishonesty was clear when the woman tried to dodge the bag search, even boldly claiming that the police were the ones who should have feared her. >> Stop me because you're scared. Stop, dude. You guys got to let me go. your lights in. Dude, you guys got to stop doing that. Rob, >> we're checking to make sure. >> You guys only want to check on me, though. >> That's a problem, dude. I don't care. >> So, now he's going to go over there. This be shitty. Nobody get paid for it. I hope they know that, bro. >> He He doesn't want you back at the apartment either. >> I didn't want to be there in the first place. >> All right, then. How'd you end up there? a dick come to come to me cuz that's your buddy. >> I'm not I don't even >> I don't know. >> I've never met him before. So, >> dumb [ __ ] So, he looks badass. He's a bro. >> All right. I've never met him. So, I don't have a clue who he is. >> I don't care who he is or who he used to be or who he is today. I don't give a You don't scare me. >> All right. He just said that he was trying to be nice to you and his your sister got you a place to stay. >> Oh, yeah. How he talk to my sister? H,000 they stole from me this morning. >> They think I'm dumb, dude. Ignorant. That's why I talk about out loud because otherwise if I don't, they're going to keep doing it. They think I'm stupid, dude. I watch do it. >> At that point, officers searched her bag. As expected, the result came as no surprise. Yet, what stood out was that her confrontational attitude never changed. Find whichever one you want to. >> What color is his wallet? >> Brown. >> Just like I told you guys that he was going to do whose pictures are in it. You guys think this go right? You guys >> you're dead, bro. >> Game on. I hope you get scared. Grow up. >> Just got your handcuffs, dude. on my camera. >> All right, let's walk back to this car this way. She said your percentage. >> I I ped her down. I didn't fully 100% search her. She's got That's we hit her pipe. >> This is illegal as you're not a girl digging all over me. I'm charging you. I hope you know that, Mr. M. Brown. It's >> not illegal. >> It is illegal. Well, it's against the law. The American law. I know my laws. >> Nope. You >> searching me? >> I am. All right. >> You to search me for what? >> Cuz you're under arrest. >> Uh, what am I under arrest for? >> No, I'm not. Someone's got to cheat. Now, >> let's go. >> You hear me? You're going to take me >> to jail. >> You're done. You know that, right, Mr. Brown? >> All right. She claimed she knew her own laws and apparently those laws allowed her to take someone else's wallet and even hurl insults at peaceful police officers. >> Yep, you guys did it. Look that way for me. >> You're so dumb. Dumb. Oh, the whole world, dude. Watch. It's over, bro. Illegal. Yeah, it's okay, dude. Cuz Illinois lifted law today. I get the free. So guess what? You're taking me to home now. You guys are so dude. They're going to torture you guys. Do you realize that? Do you care? I'm warning you now. They will torture you guys. Sorry. I don't want to hear it, dude. I ain't drinking. I ain't do no drugs, dude. This is me being left behind. No one gives a dude. That's what this is. Ain't going to be no day today, dude. Everybody can get that. I promise you I'll smile today. And I promise you I'll make your life hell. Watch me. Don't ask no questions, dude. You guys are being bogus as you got a problem, dude. Write me a ticket and let me go, bro. This is illegal. I don't give a you think this is some other country or worry ever you think it is. But I promise you, you sucking motheruckers don't want to listen to me. Who gives a bro? I didn't steal nothing. I didn't have nothing. And that [ __ ] put his wallet in my gave it to the cops for the cops to give to me to chase me down the street to check in the bag. And so now I've been arrested for it. Can you believe that? In the end, she was convicted of theft under $500. Personal beliefs about knowing the law do not override actual laws, and confrontational behavior can turn a simple incident into a criminal conviction. The man failed in his belief that he could escape accountability. >> Better stop, brother. I feel like I'm being violated, bro. He just looked all at my ass, my dick, bro. I'm a gone ass, man. You just violated me, man. On the 20th of March 2024, officers received a call reporting the presence of a wanted man charged with petty theft. But the situation was far from simple as a tense pursuit immediately erupted the moment police located him. >> I'm going to t you better stop running. >> Give me your hands. Give me your hands. >> Give us your hands. >> Tell y'all, you going to get tased for nothing. Get your ass. >> I got one. >> Dig it out here. Help me get the other. Damn, I busted my ass. >> Still got hit before James did. >> What are you talking about? >> Damn. Brand new blue jeans. >> Tag young. >> He always been tagged young. >> Made me [ __ ] brand new. He got something. He's trying to hide something. >> I just toss anything. He's definitely got something in his pocket. Like >> y'all, [ __ ] >> [ __ ] That's awfully OP. >> Tough now a handcuff. >> The man's irritating behavior only made a spectacle of himself. He showed no remorse and even continued dragging the situation out. >> We're going to get in the car. Come on. >> Let me bro. Bro, hold on. >> You let him have a seat in the car. >> All right. Let's go. All right, Steph, you got anything on you? No. Okay. What's that? >> Hey, get her key, bro. >> Hey, come get your key, bro. >> Yeah, hold that. Damn, man. Don't be graing on me like search you, homo. In fact, this suspect already had an active warrant, and his decision to run this time would certainly add even more charges against him. >> Stop doing that. You not going to do all this. It's okay. >> I got to check these chicken [ __ ] [ __ ] Y'all going to take me to the county, [ __ ] They going to cert me in. >> You already knew that, bro. What you running for? That's another charge. >> I'm about to come right back. You want to take mine? That's fine. Just bring them. What? >> I don't know who the hell >> matter. I feel like I being violated, bro. He just looked all at my ass, my dick, bro. I'm a gone now, man. But you just violated me, man. >> It ain't a problem. No certain procedure. They not That's not in your car. Yeah, it is. Get in the car. Shut up. Get Put him in the car. Can you put Can you please get in the car? >> I can't. We don't want to put him in the car. >> My rent is hot. >> My rent is out here. >> Why would you get another charge? tell you what's going for you. You're going to jail. >> It's literally you got to walk in the car. You going to catch on charge. It's not >> You got to want a change of address. Just get in the car smooing. >> This is his nickel if you want it. >> I just saw it drop out. That's why I >> Please see my mom. Man, we'll stay here until your mom gets here. Get the car. >> Scoot your feet in. >> Come on, Tavia. >> Let me call your mama cuz I ain't got time for this [ __ ] >> Not got time for this [ __ ] Shortly after the man was transported to the police station to undergo the necessary procedures. Want to make sure I don't forget this thing. Do you want to get any numbers out or anything? Okay. Yeah. >> Number 716. 716. What? >> 93. >> 33. >> 93. >> 93. Anybody in particular? >> You say your mom? >> Yeah. >> She didn't know his mom. >> Yeah. >> Go back. The most beautiful right now. >> Oh, sorry. I got fat fingers. >> Yeah. >> Finally, he was charged with a probation warrant and obstruction of justice. Running from the police only makes a bad situation worse. One reckless decision can instantly add new charges and turn a simple warrant into a far more serious legal crisis. Next, the woman showed no sign of remorse at all. >> Hi, how are you? How you doing? You mind coming to talk to me for a second? >> Huh? >> Not really. On June 6th, 2024, the police received a report from a Costco store after a theft had occurred. The suspect was believed to be a woman who had continuously slipped through aisles, forcing the police to organize a search. >> I think 117. >> You guys make contact with the LP? >> No. You know, >> I don't have these numbers. That's why I said have six level TV. So, >> you want to stay here and then we go. >> Well, you guys you guys want to stay here? I'll go check the actual office. >> Well, this is like >> Yeah, but they can I can at least relay information on where they might be at. >> Yeah, that works. All right. Nimble like cat. So I guess the kids he's he's going to use the diamond. >> Yeah. So >> yeah, speak Spanish. >> Espanol. >> Oh, okay. >> After some time, the police eventually located the suspect at the wine section, and her reaction suggested that she had not been surprised by their presence at all. Hello. Hi. How are you? How you doing? >> You mind coming to talk to me for a second? >> Huh? >> You mind coming to talk to me for a second? Okay. >> All right. Grab your bag. You can leave the cart here. You can leave the cart here. Just grab your bag. Where's your office? >> All right, let's go there. 23. I'll be 51 with a few. >> We're going to go. Where's your office? >> All right. Come on over here. Come on. You don't speak English? >> No. Okay, we're going to go over here. I got Spanish. >> No, no, nothing. She don't speak English. >> Immediately after successfully locating the woman, the loss prevention officer provided a brief statement about what had happened. >> So, I was uh from Charing the area. I was down 136 area of our food. I saw her conceal the um female version of the razor blades and 2 hours down I saw her conceal our Gillette version of the razor blades. All of which we've been having. >> I can see it from here. >> Historical problem. We're shoplifting for months. Us and various costumes in the area. >> Okay. So you you already have u her description match description. >> There was no description. There's all pictures and stuff like that. I haven't heard >> my number one. Not really. >> Can you start on property receipts for these? >> Do you have Can you start on property receipts? fill them out and assign >> them to give value. >> It was clear that her face showed no trace of guilt as she returned the item she had concealed. And the employee also made several observations before proceeding to press charges against her. Everybody's been having an issue. It came with the one that came in and tried to get us race. economical but again no unfortunately once you uh convict the fast shoplifting there's nothing to do from here on out you are going to be accepting the charges from us as the victims and for >> most. >> Sorry. You know, you made your decision. Um, does she speak any English? >> She said no. I think she does. >> English. >> In fact, the woman fully understood English. So, the officers quickly carried out the final procedures before letting her go. She's just going to go get her her copy. Does it go through? Did it uh >> It should, I think. >> Yeah. >> Who wrote it? Did you write it? >> She wrote it. She She did hard on it, right? She did a great job. >> See how pretty she made it? >> It looks like she wrote it over. >> Yeah. >> She wrote Okay. >> Are you ready to live by the trespass? >> Yeah. Okay. Okay. All right. >> In the end, she only received a trespass order and waited for her court date. And aside from that, she was still considered innocent until that time. Actions always carry consequences, and even small acts of theft can lead to serious legal trouble. So, taking responsibility and making better choices early can prevent bigger problems later. >> I don't understand all the emergency right there. >> I've explained it like five times. >> Face the vehicle. Face the vehicle. Face the face the vehicle. >> On April 16th, 2022, officers stopped a woman who attempted to leave the parking lot after they suspected her of involvement in a shoplifting incident at Walmart. This was what unfolded immediately afterward. >> Hey, get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> I came in with the stuff and you can ask the people at the front. >> Right now, you almost back into my car. So, just pull it in, park it, and get out of the car. >> Okay. >> We'll figure that out. Okay. >> Okay. There's two ladies at the front. >> Pull it in and park it. We'll figure it out. >> Came in with the stuff. >> Okay. Pull it in and park it. We'll figure it out. >> Okay. My son's in surgery right now and I have to go. >> That's great. Pull it in and park it. We'll figure it out. >> Okay. The Orlando Surgery Center. >> That's okay. Pull your car in and park it. We'll figure it out. >> I came in with You can even ask the oil. I came in with >> I'm send you out of the subject. We'll figure it out between me and you and the lost protection officer. All right. All right. >> Okay. Well, everything was left right there. I was coming outside my wallet. Okay. We'll figure it out. >> I promise we'll figure it out. >> Time >> right now. We're making time. But he just said you shoplifted. >> I didn't shop listed, but I came right here. >> I put this stuff right here in the door. >> It wasn't even passporting the sale. >> We will figure it out. I haven't got his story yet. I have to hear your story. I have to hear his right now. He's saying you committed >> my number. >> No. >> The woman claimed she was innocent because she left the bags before the final point of sale. Speaking as if she knew the process from experience, then continued defying the officers and making things harder for them >> because he's accusing you of a crime and you left. >> I'm not arguing with you. I'm being nice. >> He just the auto guy just said I came in bag. >> He just confirmed that. >> Okay. merchandise in the other book bag also that's on tour has merchandise and you left the last one >> sale no we're not we're not we're not arguing we're not arguing >> I'm being nice and not putting you in handcuffs right now >> right >> so kindly turn your vehicle off >> and we'll figure it out I will talk to him I will talk to you but right now he's saying a crime was a crime committed so you're detained by me based on his statement to us and to the 911 operator But how am I being contained if I left my stuff right there? I was getting ready to get an oil change. >> That's not an argument I'm going to make. Okay. I need you to turn your vehicle off. Come out with me. We'll go inside and we'll figure it out. And if it is just a misunderstanding, you'll be good to go. Okay. >> Okay. How long is this going to take? >> As long as it takes. I'll get it done as soon as I can. Okay. Despite the officer's attempts to persuade her, the woman showed no sign of compliance. Fearing it gave her a chance to flee, the officers decided to take action. >> I just had my son who had surgery. >> Turn off. Don't stop resisting. >> Stop. I'm not resisting. >> You are resisting. Get out of the vehicle right now. >> I'm not resisting. >> I'm not resisting. >> Get out of the car. >> I'm not resisting. >> Out of the car now. Let's go. You're going to catch a charge if you just just get out of the car. I >> I don't understand why. We're not talking about it anymore. Get out of the car. Get out. >> I'm rolling my window up. That's it. I'm just >> We will do that for you in a minute. >> I'm rolling my window up. That's it. >> Take the key out of the ignition. >> I'm just rolling my window up. Roll the window up for me. >> Get out of the car. We will get out of the car. Nope. >> Just roll the window up for me. That's all it will roll it up. I promise. >> Okay. Roll it up now. Get out of the car. Stop the car. We'll roll it up. >> Okay, roll it up now. Please >> get out of the car. >> Okay, that's all I'm asking is to roll up the window. Please Jesus Christ. Face the vehicle. Face the vehicle. Face the Face the Her resistance inside the vehicle seemed mild, expressed only through words. But the moment the handcuffs came out, her defiance turned physical. Don't resist. >> I'm not resisting, but come on now. This is ridiculous. >> 302. We're fighting one. This is ridiculous. >> This is ridiculous. Stop. [ __ ] I didn't even do anything. All the merchandise is right there. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Put your hand behind your back. You're going to get tased. >> My son. >> You want to get tased? >> My son is Can I call? No, we're past that. >> Please, please, >> please. Can I call? Please. >> No, please. >> That's it. And you guys aren't letting me call. >> Let go of your belt. >> Please. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground now. >> Oh, man. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Put your hand behind your back. You guys are doing all this cuz with the stuff inside. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Why are you doing this? >> Because you are under arrest. Put your hands behind your back. >> Why am I under arrest? >> For shoplifting. Put your hands >> I didn't shoplift. >> Put your hands behind your back now or I'm going to tase you. >> I did not shoplift. I did not shoplift. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Can I get up now? Nope. We're still figuring this out. We just got to do it this way. Don't scratch me. >> Stop moving. >> The officer struggled to get the handcuffs on her. Yet, what stood out even more was that she showed no concern for her actions. Instead, dragging her family into the situation. >> Please, I need to get to my son, please. >> No, that's not happening. You're going to seminal county jail. >> Huh? >> You're going to jail. >> Why am I going to jail? >> I'm not talking to you anymore. Huh? >> You keep asking why you're going to jail. You're under arrest for shoplifting. You're going to the Seminal County Jail. Now you have a resisting charge. >> That's mine. >> They saw me in the camera. >> Um, >> hold up. She was pulled out. I parked there. She hit me. >> I did not go to >> I don't know. He said there was stuff that was inside and then that book bag apparently is also involved possibly. >> I did not go. >> I don't understand. I >> I I can't help you that you don't understand. >> I've explained it to you several times. You're under arrest for shoplifting. You're going to jail. You're also being charged with resisting. >> All right. So, I'm done explaining that to you. You are going to the seminal county jail. >> I'm not resisting. >> You were? >> I'm resisting because >> I gave you several lawful orders and you did not obey any of them >> and I left everything at the door. >> What did you think about her statements just now? Did she lose her memory or did she completely pretend to be innocent after her actions? Next, escorting her into the patrol car did not go smoothly either. >> Now, let me tell you something. If you resist officer Johnson while she's searching you, I'm going to charge with two counts of battery LEO. Do you understand? You can put >> We already got two counts. >> We're going for free. Spread your >> feet. Spread your feet on the car. >> I can't. My feet are hot right now. >> Spread your feet. >> How do I get two counts of a wrist? Face the car cuz you resist two officers. >> Not right now. >> Spread your feet apart. Spread your feet. >> Spread them apart. >> Spread your feet. >> Get in the car. >> Please follow my side. >> Get in the car right now. >> From the jail. >> They don't have security and all that. Please. I have >> Put your foot inside the car. Put your foot inside. Put your foot in the car. Please. It did not stop there. Officers proceeded to search her bag and discovered additional suspicious items inside. >> Container in your purse that says stash that has a friend that >> it's got a white powder in it. What's the powder? Well, just so you know, any prescription medication needs to stay in those uh prescription bottles, even when you're on trips. >> Cuz with the thing that says stash on it, it's definitely not the best look. >> Permission. >> Grand theft. >> Grand theft. >> Hey, what's up with the grand theft? Is that shoplifting or is that something else? >> Yeah. Is that shoplifting or something else? >> Okay. >> I was just literally trying to make a call. That's all I was trying to do was make a call. I have a >> mask son >> who just had surgery. >> Please. >> Hey, >> where is your kid right now? >> Hold on one second. >> Hotel. >> With who? >> With my friend Vicki. >> Do you know Vickiy's number off the top of your head? >> What hotel is it? Why you keep If you're on probation for shoplifting, girl, why you keep shoplifting? >> I wasn't trying to shoplift. >> You weren't trying to shoplift? What What do you call Even if let's say let's just say for giggles that you did that you didn't All right. >> Finally, she was convicted of grand theft and resisting an officer without violence. The moment you choose defiance over cooperation, you risk turning one charge into many and making your situation far worse than it ever needed to be. >> They're going to go to jail. No, please. No, sir. >> You got to learn it. You got to learn your lesson. >> So, how am I going to lose my son? I don't. >> Well, he says he's with her sister. So, >> on December 27th, officers received a report from a Walmart about a shoplifting incident that had occurred. The suspect was identified as a woman who secretly switched price tags on several items. And upon arriving at the scene, officers reviewed every action she took alongside the store's loss prevention staff. the person. You already have the register pulled up or what? >> Yeah. So, whatever it like brings up is a pair of leggings. That's >> probably that big toy or what? Is that Fisher Price or something? >> She looked right at us. >> Look right at the camera. >> It's in her little stickers in >> that yellow one. >> Yeah. >> Grandpa's leggings. >> Yeah. It came out as a girl swimwear, but it's for a dollar. >> They look like more than one item. Yeah, it rung up two two items. >> She switched that one, too. >> She switched that one. >> Yeah, it's uh you know those cameras? >> Uh-huh. >> It came up as a tape memory. >> That one right there is $24 or $28.96. That one right there. Yep. Yep. So, she's over Oh, she she didn't pay for that one either. She's going to jail. >> Oh, yeah. It's going to be way over over $20. It's going to make us run. Nope. >> Nah, she's chilling. >> At the very moment the woman believed she had successfully made it out of the store, she was stopped. >> So came up with this one. You didn't even scan this. And this one came up as girls swimwear. This is $26. But I didn't switch it. >> Let's go inside the inside the office. I'll pay for it. I mean, >> see, you had already crossed the final point of sale. So, and I saw it. >> Go and have a seat over there on the bench. >> I saw you >> have a seat on the bench right there. >> I promise you. I didn't know I could pay for it right now. I have the money. >> Go and put your hands around your back. >> Okay. I have the money though, sir. >> Okay. I already gave you three commands >> and you're not listening, right? >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry about that, but I have the money. I didn't know. >> I saw you pull out the tag and you put >> Okay. Put your other hand behind your back. I know, but I can pay for it. You already passed the final point, but I >> I'm going to put this money in your front pocket. >> I can pay for it though. Have >> a seat. Can you just It's just >> sit down. >> Do you have your receipt? >> Yeah. >> Based on the woman's reaction, she could not deny her actions. But the reason she gave committing the wrongdoing was far more absurd. >> So, what's going on? Why Why are we stealing today? cuz it was Christmas and I wanted to get my son something. >> Okay. Where's your Where's your son at right now? >> He was over there with my sister right now. >> Cuz she's with your sister. Okay. How old is your son? >> He's just one. It was his first Christmas, you know. And I'm sorry. >> Are you working? >> No, I'm not right now. But I'm going to start school tomorrow. And I just I was just trying to do something for him because I felt so bad, but I can pay for it. I >> So, you commit a crime to do something good for somebody? I mean, it's not I wasn't trying to do it on purpose, you know, like >> Well, you did do it on purpose. >> I understand, sir. >> You put tags on there when they weren't there. >> I'm sorry. It was just trying. >> So, what what items did you not pay for this jacket? Is there anything else? >> No, I don't I didn't know. I didn't check anything else. It was the that little toy right there. >> There's more than that. >> I can't get my receipt. >> Where's it at? >> I'm pretty sure it's in my pocket. >> Can I pull it out of there? >> It's not in that one. It's not in that one, sir. >> Where's your ID at? >> I don't have an ID. >> You don't have an ID? How come you don't have an ID? >> Cuz it's in the car. >> Are you here with somebody in the car? >> No. >> You're by yourself? >> I can off, sir. >> Well, by name and do >> and I won't come back, sir. Like, I promise. >> We'll get to that. We'll get to that. The woman offered excuses only to lessen the weight of her guilt, but in reality, she was still lying about several things, which the officers quickly discovered. >> How'd you get here right now? >> You drove? Where's your keys at? >> I don't have Well, I mean, I came with somebody. >> So, you're lying to me now? >> I'm not lying to you. I was saying >> cuz I asked you that earlier and you lied to me. >> That's how many times have you lied to me? I'm just nervous. >> I get it. But you've you How many times have you lied to me already? >> I guess cuz I'm nervous. I don't want to go to jail. I have to >> Well, here's the thing. When somebody's somebody >> Listen, let me say something, okay? When people aren't truthful, do they get breaks? They don't get breaks, right? They end up going to jail. That's why I'm asking you that. I'm giving you a chance. That's why I asked you again. >> And you initially lied again and then >> because I'm just really nervous, but I need to pick up my son. >> Well, you're under wrestling now for shoplifting. Okay. >> You're going to go to jail. >> No, please. No, sir. >> Well, you got to learn it. You got to learn your lesson. >> I swear I can pay for it. You got to learn your lesson. >> I can pay for it, sir. Like, I have the money. >> Please. I won't ever come back here ever again. I was just trying to do it for myself. I'm going to tell you something, >> Miss Garcia. When you lie to me, >> one break. I won't lie to you about anything. I can give you information. Something, please, sir. >> Well, I You're not an informant. I'm not not asking you about stuff like that. >> Her remorse seemed to have come far too late. And her desperate begging showed no sign of stopping as she even began dragging her family into it. >> Please don't let my son I just want my son back. Please, please. >> Oh, you'll be out tomorrow. I won't do. >> Why not? >> Why won't you be out tomorrow? >> No, please. >> Well, you shouldn't be stealing. >> I wasn't trying to steal. I was just >> Here's the thing. At this at this Walmart, >> here. >> Let me I'm going to tell you something, okay? At this Walmart, you steal, you're going to go to jail, right? >> But I'm telling you, I get >> that's what we get that's what we get paid to do. >> Doors, though. I didn't walk out the doors. I could still pay for it. Sir, please give me a chance. >> If you wouldn't have paid for it, you would have paid for it earlier. >> I know, sir, but I just I was just trying to save some money. Like, please, sir, I'll pay for it. I can pay for it right now. All of it. I can pay for everything. It >> doesn't work that way. >> But why if I have >> It's like if somebody and he said, "Well, I don't want I didn't I'll let him live." No, doesn't work that way. >> Out the door, sir. Please give me some mercies. You pass when you pass the point of sales. That's those like scanner bars right there. >> I haven't walked out the door, sir. I >> You don't have to. All you got to do is pass right there. >> Please, sir. Just give me a chance. Please. I can pay for it. >> In reality, not a single tear was shed. At that moment, the officer bluntly laid out the outcome she was about to face. >> Well, here's the thing. You are going to go to jail. Okay. But listen, >> go to jail. >> Here's the thing. Listen. If you stop all the drama, >> I don't want to go to jail, sir. Please, I have to pick up my son right now. >> Yeah, that's not going to happen. >> So, how am I going to Who's going to get my son? I don't >> Well, you said she's with her sister. So, >> I don't have nobody to call. She has to go to work tomorrow. >> Okay. Do you want to call her? >> I don't know her number by memory. >> You probably have it in your phone. >> It doesn't work. That phone doesn't work. >> What's wrong with it? >> It I was trying to sell it at the ATM. It doesn't turn on its Google lock. >> So, this isn't your phone or >> It is my phone. It's just Google lock. I don't remember the Google to it. >> Okay. >> Please, sir, just give me one break. I'm begging you to do anything. Please. I just need to pick up my son. I know I shouldn't have been doing that. You're right. And I was just desperate because my son hasn't had a Christmas and I felt so bad. I thought maybe if I got him a toy like like times have just been really hard. I like don't have like nowhere to be and I tried my hardest to maintain my son. Like well there's three items. The jacket for $25.98. A Fisher price that push toy is $28.96. And then you have an Insta camera is pretty expensive. 9248 that Insta camera >> but I can pay for it. >> That totaled out to 14742. >> I can pay for it. >> Even at this point, the woman still had not realized the seriousness of her actions. And she even continued to believe she had done nothing wrong despite the explanations. >> Pay for it, sir. I >> You can go to some other place and buy that stuff, >> please. >> But you're not going to buy it from here right now. >> Doesn't work that way. Here's the thing. When you steal from Walmart, they don't let you pay for the stuff. >> Doesn't work that way. >> But I didn't take it. I didn't walk out the doors. You >> don't have to walk out those doors. The minute you pass those scanners, >> but I didn't leave the premises. >> Okay. Get an attorney and tell the attorney that you're I'm telling you that you don't have to go out the front doors. You don't have to. >> Once you pass the points of sale, which is over there, And right here, that's it. >> Listen, what did I already tell you? You >> said you would help me. >> You're trying to give me all these excuses. >> Not an excuse. >> And no. And And that's BS. All right. >> I have to get my son. >> Yeah, you I doubt it. >> You don't doubt it. I have >> What's the number? I don't >> What's the address? Where's your son at? >> I don't know the address. >> Yeah, see that doesn't fly. >> The address by memory cuz she keeps moving. So you're So she must be able to take care of him then. >> She's 30 something. She's 39. Her name is Victoria Deago. My my >> So you don't know where your son's at right now? >> I do know where he's at. I just can't tell you the exact street cuz I don't know my streets by memory. But I can tell you >> I've never known. >> In the end, the woman was charged with retail theft. Breaking the law to justify a good intention only leads to worse consequences. Because once trust is lost and the crime is committed, regret and excuses cannot change the outcome. Even more entitled, this so-called future lawyer forced herself into court early but in a very different role. >> And I can't just lift you up. You're not >> [ __ ] You're not 5 lb either. Your big ass gone on the rest of my items. >> I'm going to bite you of your right. On April 17th, 2025, police were dispatched to Walmart after receiving a report about a woman in leopard print clothing acting suspiciously. Surveillance footage showed her carefully checking for observers before stuffing items into a brown bag and casually walking out as if nothing happened. What she did not know was that police were already waiting outside. Can I see the Can I see the camera? >> The woman brushed off the LP employees accusations while continuing toward the exit in an attempt to escape. This forced police to intervene, immediately turning the scene into chaos. >> Don't grab me. Hey, >> you guys don't have any clue. >> We don't have >> 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. getting middle chances. >> You did not. You won't even get off of me. How can I do that? >> Put your enemy on your back. >> Can you please get my You know what this is? This is how you guys treat. This is how you guys 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 allowed him to do that to me as a woman. grab some. >> Thanks. >> One of them is >> Can you please get my shoe on, please? >> Thank you. >> Can Can you please put my shoe on? >> You over you get your shoe off. >> That was unnecessary. >> No, it wasn't cuz we didn't have to do that to you. >> Thank you very much. You were fighting me. >> Still pretending she had done nothing wrong. The woman immediately played the victim in an attempt to resist the police. >> You were fighting me the whole time. >> I was not fighting you at all. You literally grabbed me and smashed me against the the >> 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 have to literally stand me up. >> Yeah. With your legs. >> I'm not able to do that. I'm telling you that. 31 [ __ ] You straight put your knee in my back and my spine. And I told you I have a spine injury. You're big as you're looking at me in my spine. >> Yeah. >> This is really 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 the way. >> That's fine. Can you please help me get up? >> I can't help you get up. 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 >> [ __ ] Then you're not 5 lb either. Your big ass gun on the top. >> Just wait and I'll get another officer over you to help me. >> No. You kids were hating me and 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. >> Okay. >> Police made every effort to help her, but her ego refused to allow it. That same ego even made her deny the very guilt she was being accused of. >> What are you arresting me for? What am I being arrested for? >> Obstruction and theft third. That third. That 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 process. >> 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. I don't have a I don't have >> future lawyer. I don't have a record. I'm just somebody tells me >> I'm just somebody trying to make it in life. Don't wipe your fat ass. Take the office. 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. I told him I had a spine. >> Here. Uh, we can solve that problem by don't resist. >> I'm not resisting. >> Now 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. There you go. >> I appreciate that. That's not how this >> I'm not at all. >> Okay, that's fine. >> No, I'm not treated like everybody else. I'm a black woman. >> Oh, please stop. Yeah, you're black and you see you just throw me on the ground. >> No, I didn't see anybody. Have a seat, please. >> I'm not talking to you, sir. >> I don't care. I'm talking to you. I was talking to that person. >> Inside the LP room, the stolen items were laid out in front of her. Yet, she showed no remorse at all, carrying herself as if she possessed real legal authority. >> There's nothing else. It's just shirts and you don't you don't have legal authority. Stop through my >> No, I did not authorize. >> Exercise your right to remain silent. Thank you. >> 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 gonna We're gonna stop talking to you. >> I can go. >> 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 bite of your rights as well. >> No, I'm not. He has Why are you going through the rest of my purse? >> Argue 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 first. >> 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 for that reason. >> I need to actually look through this. >> Take me to jail. I don't have a record. >> Okay. And I apologize, but I'm homeless. Okay. >> I am homeless. I don't have any anywhere to go. >> Can you please put put my stuff? Can I please go home? That's all I want to do is go home. >> 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 >> Yeah, I gave you a lawful order to stop. >> No, you literally put your knee in my back and I'm not going to argue with you against this future lawyer could have gone to court much sooner, but in a very different role. Clearly, this was a situation she created herself. Yet, she refused to accept it. >> To jail. >> You're an [ __ ] >> That'll probably help you in court. You should keep talking. >> Sir, listen. I'm already in trouble for whatever this is. He literally put his knee in my in my >> Don't resist. >> No, I wasn't resisting. I was not resisting. >> Well, I can tell by your attitude from the moment I met you that it's probably more plausible that you were resisting in arguing. >> No, I was not, sir. He literally slammed me against the the the door. >> Okay. Well, like I told you before, then just argue with in court. >> Okay. Those are all my cards. So, why do you >> Is there something that you're worried that I'm going to find? >> No, I'm not. >> You really don't want me to keep searching? >> Because this is my belongings. >> All right. >> I don't need you to go through my >> You're under arrest. So, yeah, you have to be search. >> Can you please answer that, please, so I can talk to him? >> Nope. You're under arrest. You don't get a phone call. Officer Cordono, if you'd like to do a search, incident arrest on this gal. >> So, I'm going to explain to you real quick. He's going to stand you up and he's going to search your person per law. So, he'll have you stand up. He's going to search your pockets. Do you have anything else that you shouldn't have on you? Do you? Perfect. I like the way you responded. >> The woman was charged with theft and obstruction. Acting superior to the law does not place anyone above it. Denial only speeds the path to consequences you created yourself. >> Where's the t-shirt at? >> Right here. I'll show you again. >> So, you see, you take the bag and then you take that right over. You don't have to. >> I have three kids. My daughter is constantly talking to me. You can see that throughout the video. On June 8th, 2025, officers received a call from Walmart reporting an active theft where the suspect deliberately skipcanned merchandise at the selfch checkckout. Inside the loss prevention office, it was determined that the act was entirely intentional with no accident involved. >> It's all clothes so far. >> So, she's purposely not doing any of the clothes. I'll show you. >> Okay. You can keep one. >> Thank you. I didn't know that, >> man. So they are scanning all the food though. >> Yeah. So this is the shirt and shorts that she does. This is just an very it's that's what it all looks like by the way. And then she'll do it again with the clothes here. There's going to be some grocery items on there but that's because she's >> but it's just her. She got like Did that not miss again? >> It didn't. It it some of it has been >> some. Okay. >> Yeah. But then others like it was paused and she just like just >> and then and then when she was going to go scan another grocery item, that's when she asked for help. >> That's just her doing everything. >> Yeah, dude. I want to say this lady used to work here, but I'm not totally sure. >> I think she's going to try and leave. Yeah, >> they're leaving with the whole paying anything. Look, she's yelling at them >> for what? >> Who's yelling at them? >> The This lady looks like she's yelling at them. >> Do you mean to her? >> I don't know. I can't tell. >> So, she hasn't pay for anything. >> She has Yeah, it was declined. It's like at 400 something on the top of the clothes that are under >> Oh my god. >> She She already yelling. >> I think she's yelling at the register. >> They're probably there in the store. >> Oh, she got a receipt. immediately after confirming that the suspect showed signs of leaving, officers promptly devised a plan to intercept the woman at any exit. >> She's still in the bathroom. >> Man, I bet they come out this way. We can go back to the office. >> Yeah. >> No matter. You're too. You call the shots. >> We'll go back to the office. >> You know why I'm here? Can you stop? >> Yep. >> I'm sorry. >> Hello. Can you step in there? >> Okay. You go in there and take a seat on the bench. >> You got your ID on you, ma'am? >> Of course. >> I didn't realize it was nothing for you. >> That was unpaid for, honestly. >> All right, ma'am. Are you still living on Oxford? >> No, I'm leaving. >> Okay, I'll grab that new address from here. >> All right, I got to read you something. All right. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court or in other proceedings. You have the right to a lawyer for advice before we ask you any questions and to have him present during questioning. If you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be appointed for you free of any cost to you before any questions if you wish. >> Okay. >> You understand that right? >> Of course. With those right of mind, do you wish to speak with me? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, what's going on today? >> I didn't understand that I didn't pay for anything that I bought. I got three kids in me. So if something wasn't unskinned, I it was not to my knowledge. >> Okay. So I've been in here for a while and I've been watching. So I saw we did with the clothes and the crab legs and stuff like that. Okay. >> Okay. >> So I saw everything, right? >> Okay, that's cool. >> The officers spoke bluntly, making it clear that they knew everything. Yet the woman showed no sign of shame and continued to deny it, making the situation even more difficult. I have money. >> Okay. So, pay for it and you scan those items up. >> I scanned the clothes. >> No, you didn't. >> I did. >> I watched you and you did not. >> Okay. >> I just went right over. >> It's not even an argument. >> Okay. >> It's not an argument. >> Is money tight or >> H? >> Is money tight or what? >> Yeah, money is tight for everybody. Money is tight for everybody. But >> yeah, no clothes or scam. What's the reason for that? >> Cuz I felt like I scanned it. My kids were right there. Monte, did you not see me scanning? He was right next to me scanning. >> Okay. Well, you see the cameras. We're going to go back and look what you did with the t-shirt. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, you see how you don't attempt that at all. That's what kept paying the >> I don't attempt what >> you didn't attempt to scan the t-shirt. >> Where's the t-shirt at? >> Right here. I'll show you again. >> So, you see you take the bag and then you take that and swoop it right over. You don't have to scan that at all. >> What? Those t-shirts are black things. Yep. >> Okay. >> So, all this stuff right here, all this clothes, same way. >> Okay. So, why is all the clothes just so happen to not be scammed? >> I'm not going to lie to you. >> I'm not >> You're not going to lie to me. >> No, I'm not lying. >> She believed that what the cameras recorded was the real deception. She even dragged her family into it to defend her credibility. >> I'm not lying. I honestly felt like I stand. My son was right next to you. >> I understand that you feel like you stand there, >> but all the clothes items. >> Okay. And I can still pay for them, honestly. >> So, how Walmart does it, if it's not standing, you walk past the final point of sale, which you did, they're not allowing you to purchase that. >> Okay. >> That's just their policy. That's how they do it. >> Okay. That's true. But >> we're here constantly every day. So, I have been told that lie in the book. >> I've came to the store multiple times >> and I've heard that but that doesn't change it. >> I understand. I'm I'm not honestly I'm not trying to argue with you. I'm not trying to argue with you. I thought I scanned them. I have three kids. My daughter is constantly talking to me. You can see that throughout the video. If you open the video up louder, if you open it up wider, you can see her saying, "Mommy, mommy, mommy." So she was just saying, "Mommy, mommy, mommy." Every time it was close, >> Anthony. >> It seemed that everything she tried to prove was meaningless. And the officers even had to step in and offer her advice. >> So ma'am, we're all human. I understand that. >> We all make mistakes. It happens. >> And that's what I'm trying to say. Like I'm not >> I'm not done. >> One or two items completely understand. I don't think they've gone through all the items yet. But when I look at a pile like that, I don't consider that an accidental thing. >> Nobody accidentally forgets to scan 10 plus items. That's just not realistic or logical in any way, shape, or form. >> Mhm. >> So, what we're trying to say is if you came here with the intention, I understand you have multiple children. >> I get it. It's not easy raising one kid. I couldn't imagine raising more than one. It's a lot. I understand that. Come on. >> Yeah, I'll be back. >> So, I understand that. >> I'm not under arrest, sir. >> So, what I'm giving you is a notice to appear. So, technically, you're under arrest just without going to jail. So, you'll have a court date. Okay. This back for you. Okay. So, 9:00 a.m. Tasel County Courthouse in Pein July 15th. Okay. You'll have to show up for that. If not, they'll issue you a warrant. Okay. All right. And so I got to search your bag since you are taking gun arrest. I got to search you. I'll just search it. Hand it to me. >> I'll give you my bag. >> Okay. >> All right. Well, they're done with you, so you guys are free to go. Okay. >> All right. Thank you. >> The suspect was issued a notice to appear for retail theft under Illinois law with the total merchandise value amounting to $162.52. What did you think about this woman? And was the way the police handled it reasonable or not? Leave a comment sharing your thoughts. Next, the tears of this woman were no less fake. >> Right here. Yep. >> This thing. But she never pays for any of this. >> When she gets deterred, I'm going >> on the 28th of September 2024, police were dispatched to Walmart's loss prevention office after receiving a report that they had detained a woman for shoplifting. At that moment, the woman appeared extremely panicked and struggled to cooperate. I told you, can you do you mind writing her name for me? I don't know how to translate that. Wait. Hey. Tell her if she doesn't give me her name, she's going to go to jail. >> From you the name and stuff. >> You already have it? >> No. >> Oh, okay. She touched me. I'm done. >> What? She How is she touch you? >> Yeah, I can get her date of birth, too, >> or birthday, whatever. >> Since the woman's mental state was not stable enough to clarify everything, the police first listened to the store's side, and it could be said that the camera evidence was already sufficient. >> Let me get this right. So she went up to register one. >> That's why I started watching. >> Okay. So ticket swap or ticket swap the jackets. >> She turned over the jackets. Correct. >> Did she leave and come back? >> No, she just went back into to shop. >> She goes into the to the fitting area to the fitting room. And mind you, I can't go in there and I don't have any cameras in there, but she comes out with stuff that's hit and switch. So go figure on which one. Hey brother, you might just stand next to the door. Yeah, just So this and that never get stamped. >> Okay. >> And so I was going to stop her over that anyway because she just >> she never stamped them. >> There's only two things on that receipt and I have the original receipt for it. >> Okay. Yeah. I just need to see how much it's going to be real quick. >> Absolutely. The woman spoke entirely in Spanish, which seemed like it would create difficulties for the police. But with assistance from Walmart employees, the officers quickly managed to communicate with her. >> I guess you're going to be translating for me real quick. Um, can you ask her why she ticket changed and then went back to do it a second time? >> Yeah. So, she got two of the glasses. They were already like that. >> Okay. So, yeah, she paid for three of them, which we know that, but and she paid for one. >> She paid for one and then she obviously paid for these two. >> She Right. She paid for three things. That's off of a separate That's off of the one that was at the beginning. 43 name come back. Did she have on the train receipt that she didn't scan? I'll just come back. >> One was a sweater, one was a pair of pants, two shirt or three shirts. >> Although the woman initially appeared remorseful after being caught. She did not truly see her actions as wrong because she even believed she could change the outcome by making some kind of request. She has no problem paying, but >> it's too late. >> It's too late. >> Should have done that in the beginning. >> Yeah, it's too late now. >> I got I got a female officer coming to surgery. So, it's going to be just a minute. What time did she originally the first time? >> The first time. >> Just want to make sure I get all 1:30. >> Um I believe it was maybe a little before, >> but that's when I that's why we started watching her. >> Gotcha. So, >> in all honesty, I was kind of hoping she was just going to go on about herself. >> Yeah. >> So, it was at 1:30 when the transaction was suspended. >> Okay. >> Um, and then on register 38, it starts at 14:17. >> Okay. So, that's the second. >> With her stealing twice, it was clear that her tears were completely fake. And in addition, the employee also provided more details about her arrogant behavior during the first theft. It >> seems odd that you would do it after being caught the first time. And then to push out cuz like the other thing that she had was a three drawer container. >> Yeah. >> And that was So that was in this video right here. >> This thing. >> But she never pays for any of this. When she gets deterred, she leaves it. But she comes back for it, gets the buggy, puts her stuff, and puts it in front of over here in front of the nail salon. So, I don't know if there's somebody in the nail salon or what it is, but it was sitting by the nail salon. So, when she went to go out, I was waiting on her to go out with just what I was stopping her with. >> But then she pushes the buggy out and I knew she didn't pay for that. >> So, that's not part of it. >> That is part of yours. Oh, it is. That is part of yours. That's that sterile light. Gotcha. Okay. >> So, Okay. Well, I'm wait for her to get here and then I'll get out of your hair. >> 43 to 29. Let me know when you get here. >> If she touches you, I'm going to knock her out. >> I already told her, "Don't touch me." >> Your arms are too big for people to touch. Okay, now you're just you're just trying to hide. >> What was that that you said to Sergio? Oh, you. >> At that moment, the police decided to handcuff the woman. And of course, her crying act returned once again. >> Turn around for me. You find a pickle. Let me pick apart feet. Radio 43 1095 >> if he's still here. He's not here. >> So, it's it'll go with her. You got everything you need for me? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> She was charged with shoplifting. Stealing once was already a mistake, but choosing to return and do it again only destroyed any chance of sympathy. When someone keeps pushing their luck after being warned, the consequences become unavoidable. >> Getting them involved in chocolate. >> Not really. You put stolen merchandise on your daughter. How is that not really? >> You heard it's still merchandise. >> They're wearing it. >> On the 17th of March 2024, the police received a call from Target reporting the presence of a familiar woman who had committed theft the day before, returned with the same behavior, and worse appeared with her family member. Watch what happened when the police arrived at the scene. >> All right. You guys have ID on you? >> I don't have ID. >> You don't have ID? >> On my phone? Yeah. >> Okay. Let me see it. You do know that we stopped you. >> Yes. >> Okay. You do know that you were here as well yesterday and you did the same thing yesterday. >> I saw you guys leaving yesterday. So, same thing yesterday. Same thing today. You come back to the same stores two days in a row to shop. >> That's a shame. We got the kids involved, too. >> Yep. Can you get your daughter out of a shopping cart, sir? >> You have any weapons on you? >> Does he have ID? >> I have his. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, that's right. >> You have anything on you? No weapons, no merchandise, nothing on you because I'm going to search you to make sure. >> Huh? >> No, I have my iPods. >> She's asking. She's asking if you have merchandise. You have merchandise. Now's the time to give it up. >> Yes. >> Okay. What else do you have? >> Do you have anything on you? >> The woman admitted to concealing the merchandise. But what was even more alarming was that her family members were also involved, forcing the officers to issue a serious warning about it. >> You hide anything on the kids? >> No. >> That jacket or that blue one? the blue jacket. >> Yeah. >> Nope. >> Take the blue jacket off your daughter. You're getting them involved in shoplift. >> Not really. You're putting stolen merchandise on your daughter. How is that? Not really. You bring them to shop with the second day in a row. You come to the same store. You think they're not going to notice you? >> How old are your kids? >> Five and nine. >> When do you still have to take your kids? No. Cuz that's what's going to happen. No. >> Do you have somebody to pick up the kids? No. >> Okay. Well, guess what? They're getting called. >> What about in the purse? There's nothing in the daughter purse. >> No. >> Mind if we check? >> Yeah, we check. Let me let me see what you got. >> You said you have nobody to pick up the kids, right? >> Can I have someone pick up my kids? >> You just said you have nobody here. >> Well, yeah, I have. >> This is your tags on it and everything else. >> What else on these kids belongs to the store? >> I'm not going to ask you again. >> Does that sweater belong to them? >> No, she bring that in. >> She So, the purse belongs to them >> right now. I thought you just said you didn't have anybody to pick up the kids. >> Well, I do. Not here. She's probably at home. >> Clearly, there's nobody with you here. So, the question is the final time. You have somebody to pick up the kids? >> Yes. >> Okay. Get them. >> You're going to jail. >> We got to get them on the phone and see if they can get here in the next 30 minutes. >> If not, >> the situation did not end there as the officers immediately had to investigate the theft from the previous day as well. >> The worst part is you got them involved. This is yesterday. Today is almost 7. >> Anything in your pockets? Put it all in there. >> 7:24. >> 7:24. >> Yes. >> 7:24. >> My gosh. >> Part of the trespass that you're going to be told by the staff here, ma'am. >> You're not going to be able to come back to Target. If you come back to Target within 1 year, >> you're going to go to jail. >> Okay. >> Mommy's going to be okay and daddy's going to be okay. Okay. And then when this is all over, they can talk to you about this. But unfortunately, and I'm very sorry, and I feel worse for you, too, that you got to see this. >> Auntie's gonna come get you guys, okay? And you guys are going to go have fun with her for the day. >> Just in time, Rich. >> Just in time, Rich. That's what I figured. >> Okay. >> We already got all their property off. 720 bucks. They got nothing on. We're still trying. We're still trying to go through everything. >> 731. >> 731. And then they did this last night >> and they took off from Target. So, he's going to go drop PC for this. So if you can you can add that in your thing, but we're not going to charge him. I think he's going to drop the PC off for that. I >> mean, it's already open. >> Shortly after, the officers made their decision regarding the woman's actions. And of course, they tried to minimize the emotional impact on the other family members. >> I can help you with the rest of this stuff. >> Comfortable, sir. >> Sit down. Mommy, you're going to be okay. All right. >> Just Okay. All right. >> Turn your hands together. His palms together like the prank. >> You're going to see the clothes. >> All right. [ __ ] out to the car. >> You want to get my case or anything? >> No. >> Real quick. I just got to get the photo. I want to make sure. No. >> They just photo for the no for the trespass warning. >> What? Where's it? right here so I don't >> What do you think I'll be out? >> Uh, you have to postpone. >> Mhm. >> You got to do the bond. >> Yeah. You think you know one day? >> What's that? >> You think you know one day? >> I got to figure out where he put my car at. After some time, the suspect's relative arrived to assume guardianship, but it seemed the situation was still not okay. >> I just had to get your recording saying that you're willing to take them. I don't know how long you're going to be have them for because there's two different charges pending. If you're unable to care for them at that point, if you're not willing to take them and care for them, >> I can't have a kid of my own. So, I can't I can't >> You have a kid of your own, so you can't take them? >> No, I can't. I I I can take care of it. >> Okay. I know it's hard, but I mean, luckily they're on spring break this week, so it might be a little bit easier. I don't know about working if you have someone that can watch. >> Yeah, they're going to have to go to my mom's house. >> Okay. >> They're going to have to work. >> Okay. Because your sister's got two charges penny. They were in here doing it yesterday and they're doing it today and they got the kids involved in it today. So, she You're the only one that she gives information to give to. So, I mean, you could give this to your mom if your mom if it's better for your mom to take care of them. >> I mean, they're going to have to stay with my mom cuz I have to work. I can't go out and work and stuff. They're going to stay with me, but I have to work. >> Okay. Are you going home for the rest of the day or going to mom's? >> Um, I'm going back to work. I have to pick up stuff from my job. I literally just immediately like left. >> Okay, I understand completely. Now, do you know mom's address, though? >> Can I call my mom? >> Yeah, mom probably doesn't know. >> I believe you, honey. I got you. >> They were charged with child neglect, contributing to the delinquency of a minor, and shoplifting. Using your own children or family members to commit a crime only makes the consequences worse. One reckless decision can damage innocent lives and leave a permanent mark on your family's future. Next, the woman accepted guilt because of her hunger. You take everything from me. On the 27th of October 2023, officers received a call from a gas station reporting that a woman had fled after stealing from the store. Based on the description, police approached the woman, but it seemed that nothing about the situation went easily. >> Oh my goodness. Just stop. Stop. Cuz you took the food from the store. >> I just took some crackers. >> Yeah, I know. You can't do that. >> Huh? >> You can't do that. >> Okay, man. Hold on. Hold on. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. She touched my man. >> Stop. >> Stop. You breaking my hand. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> Stop. You don't have You ain't even set my mother. >> Don't do it. Stay >> on the ground. >> Look on the ground. >> Okay. Okay. >> Stay on the ground. Get on your stomach. >> Okay. I'm sorry. >> Get on your stomach now. >> Pull over. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Do it again. >> Please, please stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Please stop. >> Turn on your stomach. >> Okay. >> Turn on your stomach. >> Okay. Sir, stop. Sir, please. I have lupus and I have a pacemaker. >> Turn over. >> I have a pacemaker. >> Turn over now. >> Okay. >> On your stomach. >> Okay. >> On your stomach. Don't get up. >> I'm not running. So, you don't have a >> roll on your stomach then. And listen. >> Okay. I'm sorry. >> 25. >> I'm sorry, sir. >> On your stomach. >> Sir, can I please? >> No. >> Listen, sir. Help me. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Under arrest for >> theft. I just She touched my [ __ ] in the bathroom. >> It seemed that stealing was her act of revenge for the alleged assault. The truth had never been verified. Yet, it became the excuse she used to repeatedly disrupt the officers at the scene. >> Okay. Okay. That's >> all right. Stand up. We can. You should have pulled away and pushed off of me and ran from me. >> You scared me. >> I scared you. >> Okay. >> Okay. Listen. >> The lady. >> I have a full You can use 862 uh forest court, >> sir. >> Walk down here. >> Ow. It's still something on me. >> Yeah, I know there is. It's called a probe. >> Walk. >> All right. What you getting? was full. Sir, can I >> Okay, you can't steal. I >> I wasn't stealing and touching. >> Did you pay for it? >> Sheing touched my coochie, sir. She went in the bathroom. I was in the bathroom. Sir, listen. >> Have a seat. >> Okay. Ow. You broke my nail. >> Okay. And you should have ran for me and you should have been grabbing on me. I asked you to stop. You didn't want to. >> This is my coochie. >> Okay. >> And I wanted to eat. >> Oh, so what you're saying is it's okay for you to steal. No, I have money to pay for it. >> Then why didn't you? >> Cuz she touched my >> Okay. And then you could have just dropped the food then, couldn't you? You're a grown adult. >> I took the chance cuz I wanted to eat. >> Okay. >> So, in the end, she had truly stolen because she genuinely wanted to eat. Her victim story was merely an excuse or very likely a lie as even the information she later provided was not truthful. >> You have your ID in here? >> No. Sir, >> you don't have your ID. >> No, sir. >> Then what's your name? >> What's your name? >> Tyler. >> Huh? >> Tyler. Ow. My finger. >> What's your So, >> I don't have my So, my mom still carries it. >> I don't carry that stuff, man. >> Okay. How old are you? Uh, I'm 25. >> You're 25. You want to know your own social security number? >> No, sir. I have dementia. >> Okay. >> Spell your first name. >> T Y L E R O. >> What's your last name? >> M. Can you pull this off? Is this When >> When the medics get here, they'll pull it off. >> It hurt. >> I know it does. What the is that? It's called a taser probe. >> Yeah. It don't feel good, does it? >> No. >> I know. I've had it done to me, too. >> Did you? >> Yeah. >> And you're not 25. That only make you 23. >> Dementia, sir. >> Do you have dementia or you just want to lie to me? >> I seriously got up in the memory loss. >> Okay. >> I don't Ow. >> So, what's your name? >> Get it. Get it. Get it. Get it. Get it. Come on. Get it. Come on. Get that Get that. >> It was clear that the woman had hurt herself by putting her hands out in front of her. On top of that, she began returning to her victim narrative once again. >> So, the lady comes in the bathroom. I'm not done. I'm not even done shopping. Whole [ __ ] out, pants on ground. She comes in there, my bag is in between my legs. She goes in between my legs and start grabbing the stuff. I said, "Lady, I'm not even done shopping. >> Food and half of this is not even hers. All I got was some crackers and cookies from that and went in there and she has the right to walk in the bathroom with my coochis out to girls in Oh my god. >> between your legs. >> I had my bag because I was using the bathroom in the gas station. She comes in there and grabs me coochie. My whole coochie, man. >> And then what happened after that? >> I walked out cuz I'm I'm pissed. >> At that moment, the officers searched her bag, but everything inside was far from tidy. She's got a bunch of needles over here. So, I'm not >> I eat a lot. >> I don't care about you eating. I'm talking about these needles. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, buddy. >> Yeah. >> I I I I do shoot my medications. >> These are all for your medication. >> Yeah. >> For what? >> I got dementia. >> Oh, yeah. They don't take needles for that. >> Well, you I meant my medication cuz I like to get there fast, you know. What? >> Oh, come on. That's not that big of a deal. I'm not a big deal because this could have been this could have been a summon for you to do all this extra stuff. You're being way too extra. >> I'm It could be a summon, man. I don't want anybody. >> He looks like my cousin. >> You look just like my cousin Paul. >> Are you her cousin? >> He looks like McCoy. So, okay, wait a minute. I can tell you what food is hers and what food ain't hers. The donuts hers, the cookies and the nut butters hers. Everything else belongs to me. >> Okay. Now, the lady comes in. She totally threw me off. I can't look. Food stamp card right there. Boom. >> What's your name? >> Huh? >> What's your name? >> Tyler. >> Huh? >> Tyler. >> Well, that's not What's on that card? Angel. Yeah, that's because I I I got it from my dude and he told me to go get some food. >> The trouble escalated again when her name did not match the one on the card, raising the officer's suspicion that she might have been unlawfully using someone else's car. >> She wants to tell us a different name, so I don't know what it's going to be. She's got an ID that doesn't belong to her. She has a food stamp card. Doesn't belong to her. >> That was on the ground. >> Oh, yeah. So, we just picked these up. >> It's a minor. So, I was going to return that to get >> Oh, is that right? >> Yeah. Why? I didn't use her name. I don't know what the name is. >> Well, I don't even know what name you are. >> Well, wait. Fool card. Put that back. >> No. Uh-uh. >> That's for the fool. What are you talking about? >> Don't matter. It's not yours. >> I got permission. >> Okay. Whose name's on here? >> I don't know. >> Oh, there you go. >> I got it from him. >> What is your name? Because we're not we're done playing this nonsense cuz I will send you to Jane Doe to the county. You will sit there and rot until you tell them your name. You understand me? We're not doing this. You can be in and out real quick >> if you just give us your name and your information. If you want to play games, I will send there. There's Jane Doe and you will rot all weekend. I guarantee you will start feeling the itch when you are in there. >> I I don't want to go to jail. >> Okay. I know you don't want to go to jail. We're beyond that. You could not have gone to jail if you just would have stopped right there and we put handcuffs on you, but you did not want to do that. >> All right. That's not how things are done. >> What is your name? >> This is what you talk. >> My name is Darius. There you go. >> What's your last name? >> Too close. Too close. >> I want to be >> What's your last name? >> Come with me. I got >> Come on. What do you got? >> I'm trying to stay out of trouble. I really do. >> I know. I saw you got some needles there, too. You You got a problem with drugs? >> No, I don't have a problem with drugs at all. >> I have a problem with people. What's what's the needle for? >> Well, the needles um I use my anxiety medication, which I don't have on me anymore because it got stolen. >> The woman gradually began to show signs of regret, but not for her crime, rather because she had been caught inside the patrol car. Her panic only intensified. >> Processed on that. >> No. What's your name? What's your name? >> I'm going to I got to I'm going to take those cuffs off. Okay. >> Okay. Very quick ride right down the street. Looks like a drunk withdraw active 10. Step on up. Can't eat my food. They take everything from me. >> All right. Scoot up. >> All right. Just follow what I say. Okay. >> I didn't exist. They never even said, "Right." >> Okay. >> Okay. >> She was ultimately convicted of theft and obstructing official business. When lies pile on top of a small crime, the consequences grow far bigger than the original mistake. Oh, >> 44. I got him. Waiting for my backup so I can call him. >> On June 8th, 2024, police were dispatched to Home Depot after receiving a report of a shoplifting incident. The suspect was said to have fled immediately afterward. Upon arrival at the scene, the situation quickly turned chaotic. >> Yo. Yo, come over here. Come over here. Yo, come over here. Make a big story. He's on the back. >> I think I'm clear from here to head over. >> 44. I got him. I'm waiting for my backup so I can cough. >> Crazy. >> Crazy [ __ ] >> Crazy. What's wrong with you? We [ __ ] >> We're good. Outside extra space storage. We have custody outside. >> All right. >> Right outside extra space storage. We have one customer. >> You hurt EMS. >> The police successfully apprehended the suspect, but it seemed the recent chase had exhausted him as he was unable to stand upright at that moment. Yes. >> Huh? >> Later. My body count is active. All right. Still read your rights. Has the right to pay your salary. You say you can't obey. Use your court of law. Your right to attorney. You could afford one. Want to be provided to you. Want to say your rights? Mhm. >> You speak your Spanish. Spanish. Oh yeah. My car way back. A language barrier arose, but it did not hinder the officers as a Spanish-sp speakaking officer was promptly called to the scene. Amazing. I'll just put it like >> I'll just put a mic Excuse me. Yeah, please. >> Hold on a second. >> There you go. Shortly afterward, the officers transported the man back to Home Depot. >> You're deny. All right. He says he's fine. So, come on. >> I just want to make sure EMS again cuz he's calmer now, too. So, you >> already got all the stuff. Bobby, this is his number. >> Yeah, that's actually his. There's a breakable. >> I was We were coming. >> The suspect was charged with shoplifting, resisting arrest, and multiple outstanding warrants totaling $3,000. Running from responsibility only made the consequences far worse. Staying calm and facing the situation honestly will always lead to a better outcome than trying to escape