You're not free to leave if you're under arrest. >> Both of you. >> You're being detained. >> I do. >> I'm sorry. >> Looks just like you. Got you on video. >> You don't have me on video, do you? >> Oh, yeah. We do. >> Because she's she's discriminating right now. >> I'm I'm about to sue the out of >> Okay. Is there any reason why there'd be liquor in your pants? >> No. I have a down. >> Okay. >> Get the out of the car. >> Get out of the car. Get the out. >> Shoplifting might look like a quick fix, but it's never a smart move, especially for these reckless criminals we're about to see. Here are times when dumb shoplifters do the unthinkable to avoid arrest. Don't forget to like and subscribe. More shocking cases are coming your way. Starting with these shoplifterss thought they would never be caught. >> Looks just like you. Got you on video. >> You don't have me on video, do you? >> Oh, yeah, we do. >> Call my lawyer. On May 11th, 2025, airport police responded to a report at the Sunglass Hut. A woman was suspected of stealing Meta Rayban glasses. She and her accomplice distracted the clerk, hid the item within seconds, and left quickly. Watch how officers handled it. >> Between two and four. You got her on video. >> Yep. It's got the Georgia thing and the Air Force ones. >> Yep. One pair of sunglasses. We saw her take it off the shelf and put it in our pocket and leave. Can Can you hang >> if they just give it back? Do you want to still proceed? >> I can prosecute cuz it's over 500. >> Okay. >> The store employee provided clear evidence and had no intention of forgiving the thief if caught. Just minutes later, police intercepted the two suspects before they could board their flight. >> Yep. >> How long ago was this? >> It was at >> Georgia. So, she left her like this not that long ago. >> Okay, let me see if I can find her. >> All right, thank you. >> I'll come back to take more information if I can't find her. Yep. >> Okay, we got her on video stealing sunglasses walked out the door. She's over here to my left at Southwest Gate between 2 and 4. You got her on video. >> Yep. It's got the Georgia thing and the air the Air Force ones. [Music] Yep. One pair of sunglasses. We saw her take it off the shelf and put it in her pocket and leave. Can Can you hang and watch her? I'm going to go back to sunglasses to let you know we got her. Okay. And to get the video ready. [Music] >> When approached, the woman flatly denied it, confident there was no video of her, but police insisted the evidence was undeniable. Watch how she tried every trick to test the officer's patience. that you was taken from the store. Show it to me before you go inside because I don't know what you're going to be doing in there. >> I'm going to go use the restroom. >> So, how can I trust you that? >> Yeah. He's sitting up here talking about saying that me and mama stole something. Mama gone. I'm trying to go change my tongue. They making it a big deal. And they >> So, so first things first, you know what you you know why we're talking, right? >> No, I don't know. But I have you told her yet. I need to pee in. >> I told her that we have >> He can address it. >> She's been alleged. >> So, how can I trust you that? >> Yeah. He's been up here saying that me and mama stole something. Mama gone. I'm trying to go pee and change my tent. They making it a big deal. And they like >> she's been she's been accused of working and we have it on video. >> She stalled with every excuse. grandma, tampons, bathroom breaks, even blaming the police for giving her a hard time. In the end, she was dragged back to the store. Her hope of escaping charges looked slimmer than ever. >> Understanding you will be here. >> I know, I know, but I know, but I hear me out, but you didn't let me finish. So, I'm going to give you some information. We watched the video camera. >> We did see you take the glasses. We did see you put in your persons. And we saw you walk out. We didn't see you go back in and give it back to her. So my next question is where is it? Where did you put it? >> I handed them back to her. >> So come on in. >> Excuse me, man. When I picked those glasses up, you may have thought that I put glasses in my pocket, but I had a vape in my hand. >> Well, this got you on camera right here. >> And I got the vape in my hand. You seen me put >> the whole thing. >> You seen me put something in my pocket, but it was my baby. >> The lady that was with you, she took them, too. >> Well, I don't know what anybody else has going on. >> She's got it, too. And she can feel it under her shirt. You just put them in your bag. >> When confronted, she kept denying and blamed the woman she was with. Her circular claim that she only put a vape in her pocket, not the glasses showed her desperate excuses were heading straight into a dead end. >> I'm I'm about to sue the out of her cuz I know for a fact I didn't put it in my >> first and foremost. You don't have to use any foul language. We're all civil. >> Where's my phone? So I can call my lawyer. >> I'm not sure. I not sure where your phone is. >> Oh god. You on some extra ass [ __ ] on some racism and I'll never come back here. >> Give get my identity off your phone. That's another lawsuit. >> Yeah, ma'am. I didn't record. >> Okay, just go ahead and bring up bring up the video. >> Give me off your phone. You don't have my authorization to have >> in the state of Noent to record if you'd like to ask them. >> That's right. >> From the camera. You can't record and I'll show you the video. No, they said I have rights to be in here. >> Yes, ma'am. They can show it to you though whenever they like if you talk back to that. We're not going to show >> I'd like to sort it out though. >> Okay, you got to go. >> The suspect kept arguing and crying foul, ridiculously claiming she was a victim of racism and demanding a lawyer. The patience of both the store staff and police had finally reached its limit. too fast. >> No, you're under arrest now for retail fab. It's a misdemeanor. You'll be out. >> Get you moving right along. >> What? >> There you go. You found those. >> Tampering with evidence as well. >> Tampering with evidence. Roger. Are those it? >> That's them. Yes, sir. >> Okay. Ma'am, you've been charged with shoplifting and tampering with evidence. >> These are demonstrations. Okay, ma'am. You've been charged with shoplifting and tampering with evidence. >> These are demonstration glasses, but they're still the same price as a live working pair. Okay. >> Okay. Well, can I find my family so I can let them know? >> Well, I think they know you're here, but they'll probably see you on the way out. >> Did you want to record that, though? >> Yeah, I'll let him deal with that. >> So, I'm about to go to jail here. >> Afterward, police found the sunglasses hidden in the restroom. The woman was officially charged while her older accomplice managed to board the flight and escape, leaving her behind to face justice. >> Why would I not be? I ain't got my phone or nothing. Like, I'm miles away from home. Like, why? Like, I can't get a ticket. >> We found you first, but we're going to look for her now. With charges of felony shoplifting over $500 and tampering with evidence, this woman now faces a sentence of 1 to over 10 years in prison under Georgia law. This case shows that her deceitful behavior not only failed to hide her guilt, but also made her sentence even harsher. It's a warning to anyone who thinks they can outsmart the law. And now, let's see how this young woman tried her luck with the police. going down. [Applause] >> On July 16th, 2024, at the Market District in Quuya Hoga Falls, Ohio, a woman was caught stuffing a bottle of liquor on herself and quickly walking out. The arrest exploded into chaos within seconds. Here's the full story. >> Walk out the store. >> No, she's still >> Oh, but she's just concealing it. >> Okay. Hey, ma'am. Black shirt. Ma'am. Ma'am. Hey, stop. Come here. Come here. No. Come here, ma'am. We're not playing this game. Come here. >> You're being accused of shoplifting. >> Do you have anything on you that you took from the store? >> No. >> Okay. Is there any reason why there'd be liquor in your pants? >> No. I have a in my pants. >> Okay. >> You have anything in your backpack? >> Check my bag. >> Okay, take it off for me. Any weapons? >> No. >> No. Okay, let's walk away. >> I have two more in my bag. >> That's fine. >> Look in my bag. >> We're going to go We're going to go over to our cars right now. >> For what? >> Because number one, we're conducting an investigation. Okay. So, you are detained at this point. Okay. >> No, I'm not because you have no reason to detain me. >> I absolutely do. >> What is the reason? >> Because you're being accused of shoplifting. >> Yeah. Accused. >> When officers demanded a check, the woman immediately denied everything despite witness statements. Her attitude afterward forced police to stay on high alert. >> Owners or I'm sorry, management inside the store saw you stick bottles down your pants. Now, we're not Do you want to go in handcuffs? Cuz that's where we go. Okay. We're going to walk over to the cars. >> Let's go. >> Hold on. >> Ma'am. Hello. No, I'm coming with you. I'm just talking to my friend. My arm. We're going this way. Can you let go of my arm? I never said I wasn't going with you. I am going with you. Let go of me. I never said I wasn't going. >> Pull away again. You're going to go in handcuff. >> You put You grabbed me. >> I understand that >> because you are being detained. >> Hello. Where you at? Hey, come here. >> Get over the cruiser. >> We're not We're not having people come over here. We're going to the car. >> Yeah, I'm having him come over here. >> We're going to the back of the car anyways. For what? >> So, once again, we're doing a shoplifting investigation. Let's walk out of the way. Come on. >> Hey. >> When informed she was being detained for investigation, she appeared busy calling relatives for help. Soon after, her reckless actions soon turned the warning of handcuffs into reality. >> Ma'am, get out of the Come on. >> Let go of me. Why do you have my arm? >> Because you're walking in traffic. Get out of the way in traffic. >> Excuse me for walking in traffic. Let go of my arm. You said you wouldn't hold me. You don't have to car. You don't have to hold me. I >> Well, you're not listening to what I'm telling you. >> I'm not listening. I'm walking to the going down you got to go >> now. >> Okay. >> Shark. >> I got one arm. >> Shark. >> Easy. >> Let go. Let go. >> We're not letting go. >> Shark. Help me. >> You're under arrest. You got that cup. All right. >> All right, >> bro. Let me go. >> Huh? >> Let go. >> You too. >> Hey, we're good. All right. Put your arm behind your back. >> No. >> You didn't catch her resisting. Put your arm behind your back. All right. >> I'm going to do it. >> You good? >> No. I did it. >> Stay over there. >> Her attempt to flee sparked chaos, forcing police to take her down. During the struggle, a liquor bottle shattered, injuring her leg. Clearly caught hiding the goods. She still played the victim as if terribly wronged. >> Right now, ma'am, we're more worried about providing you aid. >> Please do not rip my pants. I'm serious. I will. >> They're already ripped. >> I know, but don't rip the worst. >> It's not bad here. >> I'm serious. Don't rip my pants. I could just >> We got to check the the status of your injury. >> Yeah. And you could just pay for >> I'm not taking your pants off, right? Whatever. >> Yeah. I got bottles in my pants because this girl asked me to get them for it. >> Okay. So, why would you put them in your pants instead of paying for them? because they were already looking at me like I'm aed up individual because I walked in there and tried to walk and get some wine and took the cart I was pushing from liquor section to the wine section and then she tried to take my cart. >> Okay. >> She concealed liquor bottles in her pants, took off running on us, tackled her and that's the result of it. >> Girl, did she come here with you? >> Yeah. >> Where she at? >> Where she at? >> During questioning, the woman finally admitted hiding the liquor, throwing out excuses about being looked at wrong or treated badly like it would save her. But one slip gave her up. She wasn't alone. >> You know her name? >> Yes. >> What's her name? >> I'm not going to tell her anything. What's her name? >> J. >> Jay. What? >> Jana. >> J A N A E. >> Yeah. >> What's her last name? >> Pennington. >> How do you spell that? >> P E N. >> Mhm. >> I got his info >> and >> I'm getting her info. >> I have a question. >> What you got? >> I came here with her and she parked right there. She said >> which car is it? >> The car down there. >> What kind of car is it? A Jeep Journey. >> A Jeep what? >> Journey. >> So a Dodge Journey. >> Yeah. >> What color? >> Gold. >> What? >> Gold. >> Gold. >> Yeah. I didn't know what she was doing. She was in the back. I seen I'm supposed to park right here. And she said, "All right. Well, just move the car." And then >> Did you leave the car down there or >> Huh? >> Did you leave the car down there? Yeah, I got it. It's down there. Okay. I told her, you know, you can't park right here. And then I called her. I said, "You about to get pulled over." And I said, "What you doing? you all right? And then she saw coming out or she kept staying on the phone, but I don't understand why I'm here. >> Did she ever use any type of drugs or anything? >> I'm not sure. >> You're not sure? Okay. What about you? Use anything? >> I mean, marijuana. >> Marijuana. That's it. >> Yeah. >> Okay. When's the last time you smoked? >> Uh, a couple hours ago. >> Couple hours ago. Okay. >> She refused to give her personal information, but in the end, her true identity was revealed by the friend she came with. Shortly after, police searched the backpack, which also revealed a Jeep connected to the theft. >> She wasn't kidding. No, she wasn't. Oh, that's what is that where the handcuffs came from? >> 750 ml, but that's 12 medium size bottle like 40% alcohol on the front. >> It's too >> Yeah. >> Ah, you're under arrest >> for what? >> For complicity. >> Things changed, buddy. >> Under arrest. >> I didn't do anything. >> Explain all that to you back at the station. >> I didn't know she was about to get do anything. >> Turn. It's going to not feel good. >> In the end, Kiana Pennington was officially charged with theft. resisting arrest and possession of drug paraphernalia. What started as a reckless attempt to hide liquor turned her into a criminal facing serious, undeniable charges. Up next is a thief all too familiar to the police. >> They just said, >> "You're not free to go. >> Heather, don't stop. >> Stop. >> Get away from me. Heather." On February 9th, 2024, police were dispatched to a grocery store after reports of a repeat shoplifter returning once again. He was like a regular customer. Except this one never liked to pay. >> Heather, come on. Let's go. Where? What do you mean? What happened? You know you're not supposed to be here. You saw me come back in. >> I don't start soda. >> No, you're trespass. They don't want you here. And they can refuse service and trespass anyone they want. >> Yeah. And they want to press charges. So, >> no, I'm just leaving. >> No, you're not free to go. >> Yes, I am. They just said >> you're not free to go. >> Heather claims she was just buying a soda, but staff had already reported her for frequently showing up to beg for money and harass customers. The suspect repeatedly challenged the patience of the female officer. >> Not doing anything, bro. >> Sit down. >> I'm going to leave. >> Heather, I don't want to. No. Excuse me. Heather, don't stop. >> Come on, Heather. Get away from me. >> Heather, get away from me. >> Get down, Heather. >> No. >> Heather, stop. >> Heather, stop. >> I'm not doing anything wrong. Heather, get down. >> No, I'm not doing anything wrong. Heather, stop. Can you just hold her? >> I'm not doing anything wrong. >> No, I'm not doing anything wrong. >> Yeah. >> The struggle erupted right in the middle of the grocery aisle. Heather screamed and fought fiercely, forcing multiple officers and even bystanders to help restrain her. >> I'm not doing anything wrong. >> Heather, there's no need for this. >> I'm not doing anything wrong. >> No. Down. Ow. Ow. >> Get down, Heather. >> No. I'm not doing anything, brother. >> No. >> Heather, come on. >> No. >> I don't want to get in a fight with you, Heather. >> No. >> Come on. >> I'm not doing anything, bro. >> Heather. >> I'm not doing anything wrong. >> Just get her leg so she doesn't come back up. >> I'm not doing anything wrong. >> Heather, please. No. >> Turn around, please. >> No, I'm not doing anything wrong. Stand up and go. No, >> I'm not doing anything wrong. >> I'm not doing anything wrong. >> We're going to sit here. >> What do you want me to do? >> All the other units should be pulling up. >> Just hold her feet so she doesn't get up. >> There you go, sir. >> Turn around. >> Hey, there. Turn around. >> Get her doing anything, bro. >> Her feet. >> I got anything, bro. We'll turn it to the left. >> No. >> To the left. >> I'm not doing anything wrong. >> Heather, turn. >> I'm not doing anything wrong. >> No. >> Start. >> Despite screaming, "I didn't do anything wrong." Like a broken record, Heather was still handcuffed and dragged out of the store. Watch how it all ended. >> I'm doing anything wrong. Just sit down like right there. >> Sit inside. >> Sit. I did not do anything. Well, >> this actually that's trash. But this so I can actually count it for him. You can throw that. That's just trash. 75. Oops. 75 85. >> In the end, Heather was officially charged with trespassing and resisting arrest, facing up to 90 days in jail and hundreds of dollars in fines. After watching Heather scream, "I didn't do anything wrong." on repeat while being dragged out. Do you think the officers handled it just right? Leave your comment below. Next case is how police ruined this shoplifter's terrible escape plan. [Music] Get out of the car around you anymore. >> On February 23rd, 2025, Galatan Japan pickup at Taan Yui, a traffic stop quickly turned into chaos when police discovered the suspect was a notorious shoplifter with multiple bad reports from stores. Taking her into custody was anything but easy. Here's what happened next. Uh, can you do me a favor? Just step right here. Uh, how are y'all? Officer Nikway, Melbourne Police Department. Just want to let you know everything's been recorded via body camera. Just a license, please. License, can I just identify you? Can you just turn the vehicle off for me? >> Sure. >> No problem. >> Mind just stepping out of the vehicle? >> Step out. Can you just step out? >> He's ask you to step out. Step out. Roll the window down. Step out. Step out. >> When approached, the female suspect in the car and the man with her both acted defiant, continuously stalling for time and showing intentions to flee, which escalated the situation. >> About to try to take off. >> Where you going? Stay right here. Stay right here. Stay right here. >> All right, I understand that. But stay right here. Step out. Get out of the car. >> Get out the car. Get out the car. Tell her to get out the car. Tell her to get out the car. >> Get out. Get out the car. Get out. >> Get out the car. >> Get the out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Get the out. >> Get out the car. >> Get out. Unlock the car. >> Unlock the [ __ ] door. >> Unlock the door. >> Turn the car off. >> Open the >> Start us. More units. >> Get out. I'm breaking the window. >> Open the door. >> Get your window punched. >> Get your window punched. has not been reviewed by theity. [Music] >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car, you idiot. >> Get the out. Get the out. Get out of the car. Turn the car off. Turn the car off. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. You're going to get sprayed. >> You're going to get sprayed. You're going to get sprayed. You have more than a second. You're going to get sprayed. You're going to get sprayed. Get the out. Get the out. Get out of the club around you anymore. Handing hand. Give me your hand. >> What the is wrong with you? >> I got her. I got her. >> Stand back. Stand back. Stay back. Stay back. Don't do that. >> I know. No. Just stand back. >> Okay. The female suspect was stubborn, attempting to reverse and ram into the patrol car. Her reckless actions forced police to use strong measures. >> What is wrong with you? >> Get up. Get up. >> Get up. >> We might need a hook for the patrol car. >> No, you're not getting me a favor. Go sit down. Grab my phone. Go sit right here for now. Just go sit right here. I didn't do nothing. >> I know you didn't do anything. >> Any other cops? I can't see. So now what? She stole this too. >> I didn't steal anything. >> Stole nothing. >> Well, I mean, >> no, you're just with her. >> Sorry, guys. I need a minute real quick. Can I just have a sip of my drink? >> You're not getting anything else. >> Let me get this. >> Nope. >> They're not. >> Absolutely not. >> At the scene, officers uncovered suspicious items and illegal substances hidden in her bag. The suspect kept begging for a drink of water, clinging to every excuse she could to stall for time. >> I really just need a drink. There's one in my car. Where is my >> I was behind your wheel when you almost ran my foot over. Exterior pocket. Listen. >> You can do an exterior pad now. In your pocket. >> She's not inside your pocket. I said you can touch me. I'm not around. Just like this. Does it look like you want to put your hand here? >> Does it look like contraan or >> I can't I really bad asthma. I >> She has a bunch of warrants. Wanted to stop her. >> She already got in the car by the time I jumped out. >> Go again. Gave her multiple times to stop out. She locked the door to start at the car. Couldn't know if my window punch wasn't working. General, >> complain of pain. >> The woman kept denying the charges and acted as if she were badly injured, but the evidence on scene was undeniable. From her attempted getaway behind the wheel to the drugs hidden in her bag. >> What pills are these? Miranda. Read her Miranda real quick. I know you're in the middle of a search for you right >> the right to remain silent of law attorney for you when you decide to ask a question or has to have an attorney but uh he says he doesn't have any like No, that's >> on the same out there. No, I'm not. I'm not. >> No, I'm not. I'm just trying to I almost punched the window and I stopped myself like my >> bro. I was punching the window punching. >> My window punched and the window open. >> The way it came over to >> like things in my hand. We had good angles though. The vehicle was stuck in. >> We had good angles when she was trying to >> I think I'm thinking for a booster cuz I don't see anything in here. Yeah, I checked through these ones. Check through these. >> No, it was just like stacked up >> like squares in her bag. >> A man who was with her initially denied any involvement, but he was later required to provide information when the Jeep linked to them was impounded. >> They want to just go check out. >> I'm not going to give it to you. It's all my poppy and your pop. It's all mixed. >> It's all mixed with my cigarettes. Please don't get >> back at all. In a minute. >> In the end, the female suspect faced a string of serious charges. Resisting arrest, obstructing justice, shoplifting, property damage, drug possession, and battery on an officer. This serves as a warning to the community. Excuses, denials, and fake injuries will never outsmart the law. One reckless moment can cost you a lifetime. The next case is a prime example of using children as an excuse to justify committing crime. >> You're not free to leave if you're under arrest. >> Both of you. >> You're being detained. I do. >> I'm sorry. >> On April 10th, 2024, officers responded to a local target for a shoplifting call. This footage is of the events that followed. >> You're not free to leave if you're under arrest. >> Both of you. You're being detained. >> What did I do? >> So, what did I do? On your back, >> sir. What did I do? You didn't do anything, sir. What did I do? >> Quit resisting. >> Sir, what did I do? >> You're under arrest. Police. You're under arrest. >> You're You're resisting. Behind your back, I'm >> resisting. I'm sorry. >> So, I advise you are under arrest. I >> advise that was the police. Okay. >> So, you're also under arrest for resisting arrest. >> Don't twist around on us. We do exactly what we tell you to do. You are under arrest. Body cameras are audio and video recordings. Do you understand? >> Okay. >> While the suspect kept insisting they hadn't stolen anything, the security report and the surveillance footage shattered every hope of escaping the charges. >> I really haven't done anything, sir. I swear to God I haven't. >> So, I'm just going to advise you of your rights right now. Okay. Um, so like I said, right now you're just being detained for reasonable suspicion of theft. We have probable cause for her to arrest her. Right now we are just in reasonable suspicion for you. >> I don't even know. I don't I mean I don't know cuz I literally was on the phone with my grandma and everything. Everything is recorded meticulously within the entire city of Lynwood. It's not just inside the stores. It's everywhere. We have cameras everywhere watching everything. Yes, sir. >> So your entire your entire moves were being watched, recorded, and bookmarked. I mean, you can check the cameras. I haven't done anything. >> The bag? >> No, sir. I haven't considered. >> That's why That's why I have him checking. I appreciate you being cool with me, but that's just why I have him checking. >> But that wasn't my bag, sir. >> If you were sticking stuff in it. >> No, sir. I haven't checked. >> That's why I'm having That's why I'm having him. >> Please. It's just a misunderstanding. I promise. >> That's why I have him checking. >> He says that he saw the footage of self concealment in a beautiful bag. >> Yep. >> And that was my bag though. Sir, >> but if you were >> This is the only thing that's my bag. Literally, I swear to God. >> Go check your footage because I I saw her do it. Go check to see if she was involved. >> I wasn't in. >> The woman finally admitted the cart held stolen clothes for her daughter. Yet, she kept blaming her companion, desperately trying to dodge responsibility. >> So, what items did you take and where are they? >> They're in the bags in the bottom of the cart. >> What are the items? Do you remember? >> Just the um clothes that's in the bag for my daughter. Do you have anything else from the store on your person? >> No. >> Okay. Is this your ID >> right there? >> No, that's not mine. >> Okay. >> The Jessica right here on the side. >> Whose ID is that? >> That's my cousin's. >> The one right there. >> No. No. That's >> I'm sorry. Sorry. >> So, you said it's your ID is in here. >> Yes, it's on the side right there. >> Might be kiss man. This is so I'm so sorry. Who's going to make it? >> Thank you. >> My daughter's birthday. I just wanted to give her some stuff. That's it, man. She's sick. >> We're just going to figure it out if he has video of you concealing. >> Okay. >> I'm You were That basket's not mine, though. You do know that, right? >> The b the basket she was pushing out. That was That's not my >> But but what I'm saying is if you were sticking stuff inside the bag that was concealing stuff. >> The only thing I did was put stuff in the basket, but that's different. And you you've been cool and if it turns out that you were just sticking stuff inside the basket and that's the difference. >> I literally they probably what you see me stick inside the basket was food stuff like I promised her I haven't done like anything in the store. I don't do stuff like that. I don't >> I didn't even know like she was even doing anything like she she took stuff or she what did I mean like I totally missed that. The case grew even messier when officers found her carrying someone else's ID, raising suspicion of identity theft. The rightful owner confirmed it was stolen and demanded prosecution. >> What? She told me she's liar, man. >> Whose ID is that? >> She said Sarah gave it to her. Sarah met her on the bus originally. She You said it was your cousin. >> Then you said you were friends. Then you said you hadn't even met the guy. >> So here's the deal. That was found on your person, which means you're in possession of it. So, if we call and find out that you're >> Wow. And I took it from her. I'm serious. I took it from her because I thought she was messing with the girl and I was like, "Who the is this?" And she was like, she met her on the bus. Wow. Oh my god. I mean, regardless of what the outcome of the ID is, right from the sounds of it, the other officer told you you were under arrest for resisting as well. >> I wasn't resisting. So, really shocked me. >> Confronted by police, she was caught red-handed, scanning a few items while hiding unpaid goods in her bag. Her excuse of buying a birthday gift for her daughter held no weight. >> Got her nothing. And I just felt bad. I wouldn't do something nice for my daughter. Just surprise her. That's it. That's just being honest. It was stupid. And it was because my daughter would much rather be at home helping her. >> Hello. >> Hello. Hello, this is Sergeant the with the Lynwood Police. I am trying to read this day. >> Hi, Kyla. So, I just arrested a woman by the name of Sarah on a shoplift outside of Target. She was found to be in possession of your Washington state driver's license. >> Oh, >> do >> Yeah. >> Uh yeah. Are you missing your driver's license? >> Uh yeah, I replaced it a while back. Uh and some credit cards. >> I see. Okay. Uh, do you know a Jessica E. Wells? >> I do not. >> Does she have permission to have or possess your driver's license? >> Not in any way, shape, or form. >> Okay. Would you be willing to press charges for possession of another's ID? >> Absolutely. >> Excellent. I love to hear it. >> What's your first name? >> Jessica. >> Jessica. >> During the search, officers uncovered a small amount of crystal meth. The suspect broke down in tears, begging for mercy, but the evidence was undeniable. >> How much How much crystal do you have on you? >> Just a little bit. If it's on me, I don't know for sure if it is. If it is, then it's in this pocket. >> Just a little bit of crystal in that pocket. >> Yes, sir. In this pocket. >> How much? Like 20 bucks worth? >> 20 bucks. Okay. In the end, she was formally charged with retail theft, possession of another's ID, resisting arrest, and drug possession. Serious offenses that will follow her into court. All for a few stolen clothes, and a desperate excuse, she threw away her freedom and future. A sobering reminder that one reckless choice can destroy everything. What do you think about cases like this? Share your thoughts in the comments, and don't forget to like and subscribe so you won't miss the next video. And I'm telling you the same thing I told him. I don't play no game. Get your ass out of your >> What the is wrong with you? What did I do? On August 24th, 2024, Wisconsin police swiftly responded to a theft in progress at Walmart. The suspect, a large woman, tried escaping selfch checkout. Here's what happened. >> What's that? >> She's at the service desk right now. >> Okay. What's going on? >> Um, she just tried stealing. She was using a different ticket to protect the tickets for a bunch of clothes. >> Okay. >> We pulled her in here. She's getting all creat. >> Okay. So, she has So, she has a legitimate return right now. >> She's returning. Well, she never paid for the items anyway. So, she's returning the stuff that she used. So, she used like $10 short ticket, right? She had returning that, but she doesn't have much. >> Hi. >> Hey. >> Hey. We got to talk to you. >> No, you don't. >> The suspect in the pink shirt was Kenya, 42, who was caught intentionally altering prices at the selfch checkckout. When loss prevention confronted her, she did not cooperate and tried to return the items at customer service to legitimize the purchase, but it was already too late. Watch how the police handled this thief. >> Don't walk with me like that because you don't know me. We don't got no problem. I just got done exchanging everything. They got everything together. This is what's paid for. Okay. So, what's the misunderstanding? >> Cuz he said I under wrong, but they can't find these shorts. Like I told him, I'm going to pay for everything. I just spent $500 in here. >> $250 in one line and 200 another line. He said I under wrong, but how did I underr so I pay for everything else full price besides two joggers? Get the out of here. And I'm telling you the same thing I told him. I don't play no games. I got a ticket son. He watched everything. He said that clearly I underrun that, but I didn't. Everything is there. These shorts are she was using right here like some sweatshirts and stuff like that. So that's why she doesn't have any she $10 ticket and that's when I was talking she's saying I mean she's she has like the actual other ticket in her hand and she's like putting it in front of the thing scanning it. This is Slater. Police compared the two receipts with the store employee and noticed irregularities, but Kenya knew how to explain them convincingly. >> Purchases or did you do a return? >> No, we just got done shopping. I spent $500 and something dollars in this. >> Okay. >> What? >> Well, it sounds like you didn't actually buy shorts. >> And this is what I'm telling him. I did have one pair of shorts for $5. They're in there on the counter. The other pair was army fatigue. They were over there on the counter. Everything I give this lady is over there. All the receipts, the the lounger, everything. Everything is over there. Every single thing. >> So, how did how did four or five different shorts? >> Because for one, you're missing. This is a totally different breakfast. These are all They're supposed to be on clearance, I guess. So, these are all the things that I grabbed out of the store. So, that's what they rung up as. And like I told him, I got all the items right there. So, if it rung up, you see, I rung it plain as day. every single item, everyone. But I'm not gonna And you see what I'm saying? So all I'm saying all you had to do is come to me. >> She claimed she had spent $500 on shopping and only made a small mistake on a few items. However, footage and receipts proved she had deliberately cheated. This was the moment the police took action. >> All right. Um, we are going to have to take you into custody. You crazy for what? >> So you came for the mis ring. >> Hold on. Wait. Hold on. Wait. Stop. Don't grab me. Hold on. Wait. I'm not I'm not fighting with me. You're under arrest. >> Excuse me. Wait. You're under arrest. Listen. >> Stop. Because I didn't under ring. What is y'all talking about? First of all, let go of my No. Hold on. No. >> Kenny, you're under arrest. >> Stop. First of all, hold on. >> You are under arrest. >> Stop. Listen. Please. I'm telling you. Listen. It's like, you don't got to do all this. I'm doing all you're saying. Please stop. You >> are under arrest. >> I understand that. But please stop. >> Stop fighting with us. >> I'm not fighting. I'm just telling you to stop. >> I don't have problem with that. I don't got no problem. >> I don't got no problem with that at all. But y'all are not going to just man handle me like this for no reason. It's my baby's birthday. Y'all sick as a for. And I mean sick as [ __ ] >> Hell no. >> Hand behind your back. You're going to get tased. Hands behind your back or you're going to get tased. You're under >> Put your hands behind your back. >> What tactic are you using? >> Put your hands back. >> Why are you ill? >> I got taser. >> Taser. Taser. Taser. >> For what? For what? Why are you tack? >> Instead of cooperating, Kenya grew agitated and acted foolishly, escalating the situation and forcing police to use stronger measures. arms. Why the >> Get your hands behind your back. >> Get your hands behind your back. >> What the is wrong with you? What did I do? >> What are you doing? >> You're under arrest. >> What are you doing? What the are you doing? What are you doing? >> What are you doing? >> I'll take my phone. I'll take my phone. I won't stop. >> Just take my phone. >> Just take my phone. Stop. >> Put your hands behind. >> Just take my phone. Listen, when I say you lost your mind, >> put your hands behind your back. And then you >> You're under arrest. >> Why do you mean? >> Put your hands on your back. >> Put your hands behind. Tasha, please record this. Please record this because she's kneing me and punching me. Tasha, record it. >> Record it. >> Record it. She choking me. She need me. Got to >> let go, Kenya. >> Hell no. >> Do it now. >> You crazy as a mother. >> Okay, you're not enough about my soul. She not. They done paid me twice already. >> Let go. >> I want to hide. You're going to me. >> Get your hands behind your back. >> What is wrong with y'all? >> What? >> Hands behind your back. >> What? What? Hands behind your back. Keep them there. >> Stop resisting, Kenya. >> You're put your hands behind your back. >> Get down on the ground in her stomach, >> baby. >> The arrest wasn't easy as she seemed almost immune to the taser, forcing officers to quickly call in extra support. >> I'll pay for my gift card and everything. I'm not resisting. I am a pregnant woman. >> Why did you say my wrist like that? I'm a pregnant woman. Hold on. I don't got no problem. Not resisting. I can lay I can't lay on my side. I'm pregnant. I can't >> get down. I'm pregnant on my side. I can't lay on my phone. I'm pregnant. I can't lay on my phone. I'm pregnant. I'm not refusing. I'm not refusing. I am a pregnant woman. >> Taser. >> I am a pregnant woman. A >> I didn't do nothing. >> I didn't do nothing. >> Relax. >> Nothing. >> Relax. Listen. >> That's five times they tas me. >> That's five times they tased me for nothing, y'all. For absolutely nothing. They tas me for nothing. When I say for nothing, that Oh, god damn. Damn. themages on the G and I'm pregnant. >> Finally, Kenya was charged with two repeat offenses. Retail theft by altering prices and resisting an officer along with attempting to disarm a police officer. Her bail was set at $2,500. This case shows how stubborn choices only make things worse. The lesson: Take responsibility and cooperate with the law or face harsher consequences. Next comes a case that even had the officers laughing. >> Just give me a second. I got to get off this. My ass is so fat. And >> on July 16th, 2023 in Florida, police responded to a call from Publix about a woman acting strangely and unable to pay for the items she had already used. Here's what happened. >> Good morning. >> Killed like 10 things up for soup. >> Oh, soup. Put her hand in every box of chicken that we had. So we pay she didn't have any money to pay for any of it. >> Go get her. >> So if she can't pay for the storm [Music] >> Oh. Hey guys. So I'm leaving right now. But after I pay for the food, of course. >> You're going to pay for the food? >> Yeah. But they won't charge my phone and they only have Apple Pay because the other ones at 185 you guys used. >> No, >> there's a thousand of us. >> Oh, you're the ones like Colonial Bad Boy. >> No. >> Okay. What? >> Is that I was paying for this with Apple Pay and I didn't know my phone was dead and I have the money to pay for it and they were like, I hate broke badass. They were they're harassing me. It's all over their surveillance. I promise you on. >> The woman argued that her phone was dead and she couldn't use Apple Pay. She insisted she had money but needed to charge her phone to pay. Officers then assisted her. >> So if we charge her phone, you going to pay? >> What kind of phone do you got? >> iPhone 26. >> You can do it for me. >> You got telephone charger. >> 600 C for me and then I'll trade you some for it. Which one are you buying for me? >> I'm not buying anything for you. >> Oh, I can buy the charger and then they >> No, you get No, no. They have a charger. They're going to loan you a charger temporarily to charge your phone hopefully. >> And they said no. They said they said you're going to 33rd. And I was like, "What? How do you know about 33rd? Did I see you in there?" And then she was like, "Yeah, cash me outside." I was like, "What?" >> All right. >> Try otherwise it's not going to fly with state attorney all the time. That's why I got a class action lawsuit already. >> I have a feeling it's not going to end up working out. So, but we got to we got to try. >> While waiting for her phone to charge, the woman kept rambling and claimed she was being discriminated against. At the same time, officers gathered evidence from store security to verify the information. >> You said that you want to get your phone charged so you can pay for the stuff you just ate. >> You said she lied to you on camera on your said there's no charges. Then she said there is >> Do you have an ID or driver's license on you so we can talk? >> 185 Calvia and I never got it back. >> Opened every single one of these. She put her hand in every single one of these boxes. No, they she opened their open. >> Some of them are not. I tell you what, the ones that are not open, we'll just get rid of them. >> The ones that she has opened and touched something, we'll just get a charter for those. >> What's your first name? >> I'm a YouTuber and it's >> What's your What's your first name? >> Vast. Vasty. >> Uh, how many more things of soup? >> How many things of soup total? She get >> I think it's going to be like eating soup. >> What's your date of birth? Dynasty Robertson. >> It's 21946. >> So, ma'am, just confirm we do have the money on your account to pay for. >> I sure do. Yes. >> But I can't see it right now until the charge comes up. >> Okay. How much? >> Hold on. It looks like it's probably going to be over $100. >> Oh, over $100. That's perfect. >> Okay. As long as you're $100, that's fine. >> Yeah, but they they were acting like it was going to be $500,000. Like, >> no. I don't I don't think the the bills generally go up that high. >> They never told me until they harassed me until you guys got back here after I was going to pay. >> She appeared calm when officers told her the amount. Still blaming the staff but watch as the truth was revealed right after >> where I went. >> So you said 1946 I believe. >> Yeah. So why did you ask? >> So because I don't think that's accurate cuz that would put you at like 70 years old. >> No, it would put me at 77 actually. >> Okay. Are you 77 years old? >> That's why I have silver hair. I think a a 21-year-old over here like this. She was attached. >> Oh, you look great for your age. >> Oh, thank you so much. >> The whole counter was filled with soups. >> She was just ladling in it. >> Yeah. And she kept going. I'm like, "Well, at this point, we have to say something to her cuz we can't keep letting her filled up." So then when she asked her, she would say that she'll see the homeless with a $25 check that she's got. So, and I'm like, "Man, if you pay on a check, I can't take a check for that amount." She was like, "I never said that. >> I'm paying with cash." I don't know why, but I have a feeling Apple Pay is not going to work. >> That's just my professional opinion. Um, >> then she just start, oh, if I touched it, she can't sell it and just open every boxes. So, the other boxes. >> So, okay. So, she consumed something out of each one of these boxes. >> Yes, they are. >> Staff confirms she ruined food items, making many unsellable. Later, with her phone fully charged, watch how she took responsibility for her actions. >> All right, we got just enough juice. Let's pull up this Apple Pay. >> What happened? >> Deli department 100. >> So, if you're having trouble Oh, you got Oh. Oh, got one. >> I'm sorry. What was that? >> Hold on. Please wait. Please wait. >> Oh my goodness. Let's try another one. Don't worry. Don't worry. >> If you want to use a combination, that's also allowed. It's going to be depleted. So, we can try another car. >> No. two more people live right now cuz they're they're live adding stuff to my cash app. That's why it's going to say not operate if you want to get 17 since they're watching me live and on your axons cuz you guys are parking too obviously. >> After failing with Apple Pay and multiple cards, she still couldn't pay and came up with another excuse. >> Found out how to pay it off if I have another card on here. So, I'm clearing this for $1,300 right now. >> I'm ready for you. >> And then once I do that, then I'm going to go buy a bunch of people on it as well. Okay. >> Let's pay for this food and we'll be done for the day. Would you like some? That's 100% outside if you accidentally pick it up. Free food for you. Well, >> what you buy is all yours. >> I know. It's yours, too. >> Ma'am, do you have any checks on you? >> I don't use checks to use checks. >> Oh god, that's like a beach. >> I know. But idiots use checks. >> Yeah, that's a weird question. >> Hi, welcome in. >> After vague promises and deliberate stalling, the officer's patience had finally reached its limit. >> All right, that that'll that'll be enough. We've satisfied this problem. Stand up. We know you can't. No, no, no. You can't do this to me. Let me get my cane at least. Please. >> Kane's going to come with you. >> Come on. But we'll help you. We will be your ABA. ABA. >> Let's go. >> Okay. All right. All right. All right. Just give me a second. I got to get off this. My ass is so fat. >> Let's go. >> Oh, you slide this. No. Why did they do that? Oh no. Left foot 911 91 41 emergency shuttle for this going to 33rd. Who's got my bail money on deck? It's for 13793 and they took off Mickey and they're going to keep all the money and you're going to get free food and my iPhone cuz this is how it goes. And Latia and Corsa, thank you very much for making yourself viral cuz you get fired for real. For real. Tell officer Ar what's up. Caller I'm on the way. Here I go. >> Get more. >> I can't wait to get locked up. >> I'll grab the again 7:30 official. [ __ ] I'm crazy. >> Man, let's go. >> Marie Cakes with an S85 on Snapchat. 6,000 subscribers. Suck my dick, >> man. Man, come on. Those kids don't care. >> I don't care. Them kids. >> Okay. >> Hide your kids. Hide your wives. This is what we call this how we do it on Sunday and night free chicken forever. >> The woman was ultimately charged with petit theft and disorderly conduct. She was sentenced to 30 days in jail along with probation and fines. The case reminds the community that dishonest and irresponsible actions only lead to severe legal consequences. Choose honesty instead of destroying your own future. See how this familiar customer, the one no store wants back, gets dealt with by the police. >> Um, do you have anything in your bag that you didn't pay for? >> No. >> Can we see your back? >> I'm sorry. I just >> have a problem. >> On July 24th, 2025, police responded to a call from store security about a couple previously warned for fraud. This time, things wouldn't be any easier. Stay tuned to see what happened next. >> So, here's here's how I explain it. I just told my kid I inside right now. They're going they're paying for the stuff that's in their cart, but she has stuff in her bag. >> Okay. >> So, she's in there. So, >> Surveillance cameras recorded a woman entering Walmart with her boyfriend. They switched between two shopping carts and filled them with merchandise. At the checkout, the woman was caught secretly placing items into her handbag while standing in line. During the entire time, Walmart security closely monitored her until police arrived. >> He said they're paying for stuff right now, but there's still a bunch of stuff in a person supposedly. >> So, they're they're almost coming out. The woman paid for a few items, putting on a calm facade as she passed the officers, never realizing they were there, only to wait for her to walk out. >> Hello, ma'am. Can you stop for us, please? >> Huh? >> Um, do you have anything in your bag that you didn't pay for? >> No. >> Can we see your bed? >> Huh? >> Can you see your bed? >> My bag? >> Yes. You will see on camera concealing items in your bag. If there's nothing in there, there's a huge misunderstanding. Okay? If there is stuff in there that you didn't pay for, then we're going to have a problem. >> But what if it's not from? >> Well, they can prove whether or not it's from here. And if it's not paid for, there's video of you concealing items. So, if it matches what's in there, >> we're not playing games. >> Video. At this point, officers asked to check her bag. The woman grew nervous, but still tried to explain away the items inside despite being told the incident was already caught on camera. >> But what if it, like I said, I came from another Walmart. And if if it if and if it it brings like that, would I be able to Well, how would I >> You don't. Yeah, but like I said, if um if they prove that and how would I >> Franklin you have ID? >> No. >> 91? >> No. [Music] Wasn't my [Music] That's about it. I didn't take nothing else. >> What about this one? >> You could take it if you want. I don't care. Like I said, >> it's not for like >> it's it's from Walmart itself. So even if you know what I mean? Even if it's the same stuff from another store, you know? So even if >> like you know what I mean? What's your name? >> Ashley. >> Ashley. I guess there's cameras everywhere. There's one right behind. >> Yeah, I know. >> Okay. So, >> but I know that the aisles, the back aisles that they they saw me bagging my stuff cuz I was delivering for candies. >> Okay. >> And everything and it looked like it >> is this stuff is this stuff on that receipt. >> On this receipt, guys, >> okay, cuz it cuz it never went through the scanner, right? No. >> Okay. So, by what they're telling us, there's going to be video of you taking this property and putting it in that bag. >> I don't know. >> A pile of brand new merchandise was found inside her bag. Yet, the suspect kept making excuses and acting innocent, slowly testing the officer's patience. >> I'm not sure if >> You're not so sure? >> Yeah, because I was right there the whole time. >> What? I was right there the whole time. So, it don't make sense. >> This is from another Walmart. But if y if it's if they want to they want to say that that's from here, they can take it. I don't care. >> Again, you're failing to conceptualize the fact that you're on video. So, if you're on video, >> that's what I'm saying. I open my bag and it looks like it. It look like that. Of course, it look like that. >> So, you took this off the shelf here and put it in that bag. No, I I didn't I didn't No, I didn't go no freaking island. I was I had another shopping cart >> literally from the last and I just put everything back. >> Do me a favor. Take your bag off. >> She insisted she had already paid multiple times and claimed the items in her bag were from another store. But the evidence couldn't lie. That's when officers decided to take a firmer stand against this thief. >> Put your phone in there. Put your phone in the bag. >> Yeah. Okay. >> You hold the bag. Turn around for me. Just turn around. >> Why would I? >> You're being placed in handcuffs. >> Why? >> You're under arrest for shoplifting. I >> didn't You are I didn't I didn't get your handcuffs out. If you need the video, >> we have the video. >> You have anything on you that's going to stick me, poke me, cut me, or hurt me? >> Any needles, knives, weapons, anything like that? Anything [Music] in your >> while escorting the woman to the patrol car, officers reminded her boyfriend about the trespass order from Walmart. Clearly, they knew the rules, but chose to break them anyway. >> You understand what the trespass means? >> Trespass? Yes. I know what that means. What is it? >> And you can step in and put in some. >> Okay. But as far as this, you are going to be trespassed from this Walmart. You cannot come back here for at least a year. Okay. If you come back here, no questions asked. You can be the nicest guy in the world selling popsicles to puppies. Be arrested on safe on site. Right. Come back on this property. Doesn't happen. >> Um don't know yet. She's She's definitely getting charged with the retail theft. Whether or not she takes her eye is is yet to be determined. Does she have a Florida ID? Do you know ID? >> Florida ID. >> The woman turned out to be an illegal immigrant with no ID. Inside the patrol car, the suspect appeared fearful and grew emotional. >> And who is that gentleman to you? >> That's my boy. My well, my baby. My my >> your boyfriend. my boyfriend, but my kid's dad. >> Your children's father. Y'all live together. >> You know, and the stuff that I got is for my kids. You know, I can't with the situation that I'm going through at home. You know, I didn't mean to do that. I just I never did it before. I never did any I never got arrested before or anything. So, it's my understanding. Yeah. You may not have been arrested, but you have done that before. >> They were saying you you've done that before in there. >> I didn't. No. >> No. >> The suspect was identified as Ashley. She pleaded repeatedly, using her children in difficult circumstances as excuses, begging to be released, but it was all in vain. The officers made it clear. The evidence doesn't lie. In the end, Ashley was formally charged with retail theft. She was placed in a pre-trial diversion program, but still had to pay fines and was banned from Walmart for a year. Any repeat offense would escalate to a felony with real prison time. Let this be a reminder. Difficult circumstances are never an excuse to commit crime. The moment you cross the line, the law will catch up with you. Next, let's meet the woman who loves to play dangerous games. Is >> she out the store? She's about to cross the final point here in a second. >> There she is. >> I've been watching you for about a good 20 minutes already. Here's I've been doing this for 30 years. I know when people lie to me. >> On July 29th, 2024, police responded to an urgent call from Walmart after a woman attempted multiple fraudulent returns. Here's how officers took action. >> She's doing a second return. Okay. Okay. He's trying to scan her her her digital receipt. Yeah, just for the record, we have PC already for return fraud. >> Uh, he struggled last night. It's not scanning for whatever reason. >> Where's your off guy? Is he going to help you? >> I still have not been able to locate him. He might actually be on lunch. >> We only had one today. I cannot find him anywhere. She's doing a second return for Sean. Actually, she might be doing a third return. >> Wow. Sounds like she needs to go to jail. >> Yeah, she's I I'm just I don't even want to know how many times she's gotten away on us. >> Tell your uh yellow vest, don't stop her. Just wave her on. Keep going. Keep going. >> Yeah. I swear to God, if she goes into Subway, I'm going to have a freaking stroke. No, we got the crime anyway already. So, we'll just contact her in Safeway. >> All right. So, he's giving her more cash now. >> Okay. >> Can't exactly tell how much cash he's pulling out. He's not making it easy for me to count. >> That's okay. >> All right. But he did give her a receipt, so we'll just use that receipt. She put that money in her right pocket. No, she pulled it back out. >> It's going to be gone by the time we get there anyway. >> All right. She's moving away from the customer service that she did not try to return. >> Employees discovered the woman repeatedly carried out fraudulent return transactions and successfully left the service counter with cash in her pocket. But she had no idea that this time every move was being closely watched. >> Going to walk out with it then. >> Yeah, she looks like she's coming to the GM or the pharmacy site. I lied. She turned around. Okay. >> What the [ __ ] Yep. She's going towards a grocery now. >> Grocery. Okay. >> All right. She's in front of the nail salon. >> Okay. She's in front of Subway. Yeah, she's coming out. She's wearing a black shirt with like a Playboy bunny on her back. >> She out the store. >> She's about to cross the final point of sale here in a second. >> There she is. >> Hi. We're at security. >> So, you just did some fraudulent returns. >> Yes, you. >> Okay. Good. Put your hands behind your back. Drop the receipts. Put your phone down. Put your hands behind your back. Do >> you have any weapons on you? >> No. Okay. You're under arrest for theft. We've been watching you for about a good 20 minutes already. >> I just paid for that, though. I just went to the rescue party. >> Tried doing it yesterday, too. >> Everything. >> I didn't do anything yesterday, is she? >> You got away. You're right. >> Police arrested the suspect immediately as she tried to argue that she had already paid, but all the evidence from cameras and fake receipts exposed the truth. >> The speaker is not paid for. We know that already. This receipt shopping, you didn't select, you selected these things from the store. I just pasted I just pasted those. I got the receipt right there. >> Remember, everything's on camera. >> No, I get it. That's fine. But >> you lie to us. >> It's a good straight kick to the jail. >> Look at the receipts. What I was saying. >> Yeah, receipts are all fraudulent. We know already. You're not the first person that bought this up. Okay. So, anyway, you have the right to remain silent. Do you understand your rights? >> Okay. So, we're going to escort you back to the loss prevention office. Dave, just throw her in my car. I'm just going to drive her over there. When asked for her personal information, instead of cooperating, the woman began playing games that tested the officer's patience. >> Why would your brother come up as you? >> That's not my name, though. I don't know why. >> I don't know either. >> There's driver status right there. >> Well, you better start thinking about different name cuz this one ain't working. You just said that that was your brother. >> No, I'm saying I don't. But if that's not me right there, >> you know, you got to keep your lies straight cuz I listen really well. >> Okay. What I'm trying to say is that drivers I don't give a rat's ass about the driver's status. I want to know who you are. I'm going to run it one more time. And if not, you're you're just going to go to jail for providing false information to law enforcement. Regardless if you have a warrant, nothing. I'll just book you. That's that's the simplest way for me. It's Sunday. Last name again. What is your real name? I'm going to run it again. If it comes back, no record. We're not even going to go in the office. You're going to go straight to jail. I'm listening. I don't either, but it usually means that people are lying about their name. >> No, but above it, it said driver status. >> I don't give a about the driver's status. What is your real name? >> That's my name. >> That don't look like her. >> Oh, she's got multiple. >> What is your middle initial? And what is your date of birth? >> 93. >> Nope. Comes back to Talison. 611 175. Male. You're definitely not a male. >> Is your ID out of Washington? >> No, it's Portland, Oregon. >> It's out of Oregon. >> Yeah. It's in my purse. >> It's It's in your purse inside. >> Yeah, it should be. >> The woman repeatedly presented multiple IDs, even giving her brother's name to mislead the officers. Her false statements only made the situation more difficult. >> So, which one of these IDs is yours? >> Tessa. >> So, how many? >> Passport to the right. >> Yeah. Who are these? >> I'm not sure, sir. >> Well, they were in your purse. >> I understand that. Yeah. >> So, where's your where's your organ ID at? >> It's in there. If it's not, it's in my car. >> Whose car is that, by the way? It's mine. It's >> not registered to you. >> I just got it. >> So, are you Ashley? >> No. It's probably in my car, right? >> I'm guessing you're not this guy, Elijah. >> I was just looking for it, too. It's probably in my car. >> Where's this passport you speak of? >> He's got it in his hand. >> Passport. Passport. >> And then my driver's license. It should It should be right there in my in my car. >> So, the name on this is correct. >> Yes, sir. My driver's license. It was in my car. I had it on. Did you check his pocket? >> What's the uh address on your coins? >> Wasn't any my ID or anything in there? Is what I'm saying? >> You would know that. Why? >> Well, no, because I it my slide is I can't feel right there. >> Oh, yeah. Where is it? >> It's in my car. If it's not my first in my car. >> Just for your car. >> Yeah, but I I mean I don't want to just have the door open like without me there. >> You know that the things you returned >> you selected from the store. You didn't pay for You didn't come in with >> a couple of them. I didn't. >> There's a couple things you came in with. The speaker you selected and have to be removed from a glass case by an associate, right? >> Yes. >> You never paid for that. Fortunately, you didn't try to return that for cash, but you did do two pri ones for cash and those are being scrutinized right now. >> It's just been a little hard for me. I mean, it's not like I was doing major stuff, but I mean, I know. >> What do you mean major stuff? Yesterday was almost $1,000. >> I got really scared. What? >> Yeah. >> For my car not working. >> Yeah. >> Okay, back to the store. We'll figure something out. >> Even when officers checked the car, they still couldn't obtain any real information from her. She kept a naive attitude, insisting she was innocent and blaming a faulty payment card. >> She 100% the one that tried to get out yesterday. Um, >> we have my card. >> She didn't change her clothes or anything. >> Really? >> She said she tried to use her card, but everything she said >> tried to take the card out of merchandise, but there was three managers that prevented her from doing it. >> No, they didn't stop me or anything. They were just standing around me. >> And that's when you decided that, oh, I'm not going to risk it getting caught because you were right there at the point of sale. Final point of sale to take it out. >> Right. My card declined. But you still took the cart all the way to the final point of sale. >> Yeah. Who does that? >> You have to to bring it up. >> But your car got declined. How you going to pay for it? >> You leave your card. >> Okay. You're going to be booked into jail cuz that's the only reasonable way we can identify you cuz you got so many IDs. You can't find your driver's license. So that's the safest way for me cuz I don't want to get your name is not really Tessa. I don't want to get >> Tessa in trouble because you lied about your identity. >> I'm telling you the truth about my identity, you guys. It's right there. >> Which one? >> The Tessa. Like I said, I just grabbed that bag. >> It doesn't really look like you. >> I'm moving. I just grabbed my my bag on there. Use that bag. >> So that's 649. That's not counting the refund from >> Wow. >> $649. >> Wow. >> What? Me? >> Yeah. >> I just paid for some though. >> Not even close to This ain't even close to $649. >> Have you ever been trespassed or anything from here, you guys? >> Don't be trespassed and cited and booked into jail. Thank you. >> Gordon, do you want me to do the theft and the refund fraud like twice? >> You can do it all at once. >> Security staff confirmed she reaffended for the second time in just two days without even bothering to change her appearance. The suspect began to cry yet continued giving false information, which gradually made the officers lose their patience. >> So, I don't know. >> I've never been arrested before, please. >> Oh, come on. I find that hard to believe. >> Look, everything >> I've never done. Everything you said >> I've seen >> since the time we contacted you >> with you the whole >> has either been a lie or some kind of roundabout crap. >> How has it been a lie? I've been honest about everything. >> I paid for that. >> No, I paid for some of it. As I said, >> you know what? We're not We're not dealing with semantics here. This is not an English language course. Okay. >> I have pretty good ears. I've been doing this for 30 years. I know when people lie to me. >> What What state were you born in? >> Portland, Oregon. >> Wisconsin. Oh my god. >> I thought he said the passport >> moralized. What would be the difference? >> No. What do you mean? >> He He just asked you. >> I didn't hear him say >> state or were you born in? I heard it. >> Okay. Sorry. I thought he was talking about that. >> And you said Portland, Oregon. >> That's where I'm from. I'm sorry. That's just You guys have a lot going on right now. Like >> a lot going on. I got a lot going on, too. >> I'm sorry, you guys. I'm never telling you this before. >> This could have been so easy. >> I'm answering everything. I've been telling you everything. >> Yeah, you're answering everything. That's great. But you everything's roundabout or alike. >> It is not. >> You know, I'm very observant. So is this officer and that officer. >> And you can go get my driver's license, too. >> Place of birth, Wisconsin, USA. He asked you specifically. >> I thought he was talking about where you from. I didn't hear that part, you guys. I just said I was sorry. I didn't hear. >> And what the hell is this supposed to be? >> I don't know if this is in there. >> It's like somebody trying to wash a driver's license. Make another one. You know exactly what that means. >> You guys, please don't do this. Like, >> if you ask them nicely, they may not tow your car. The suspect repeatedly stalled with deceitful excuses, leaving officers no choice but to end the wait and take her to jail. >> I've never been in trouble with you guys before. I've seen way >> you haven't been caught. Don't cry. Your tears are not going to change the outcome. It's not going to make me feel any less about what's going on. You guys, please give me a chance. My >> job is to make sure you are held accountable. I'm doing my part. So once once you go to jail, you're going to get you're going to have your hearing. The judge is going to determine all the facts whether they give you bail or no bail and then they'll go from there. So I can just take them down to score say hey we haven't been able to identify her. She's going to get charged. Did you do false reporting as well? >> I did not because we can't confirm that. So once the jail calls me and says hey after we processed her this is who she really is. >> Then you then we do it. >> Okay. Good. And then I I can always amend the citation. >> I will do anything to get this right. I said I know I was wrong and I won't ever come back to this Walmart. I promise. >> You do? You go to jail for that too. The surprising part was that the woman didn't stop at fraud and lies. Earlier, officers had also discovered something interesting inside her car. Um, I'm >> not real sure what I'm going to do with the crystal meth cuz that I can test and he may sustain a charge because of that. >> For a little bit. Can I tell you? >> You know what a little bit is? >> I >> This is not a little bit. This is actually quite a bit. You know, the Blake decision and all that. I admit to everything I've been cooperating with you guys the whole time. I don't understand. And you know what? If you guys are hitting me so hard like my kid is at home. If you turn out to be Tessa, >> I apologize. >> At this point, I'm not believing you because everything you've told us, I have never seen anyone change their middle name when they got married. >> Nobody. Zero. >> Okay. >> When did you Hey, when did you get married? >> I was married from what did I say? Like I was 20 to 34. >> And how old are you now? >> I am just uh >> Are you still married? >> No, that ID is from when or the newest one. >> I've had enough. >> We're done here. This is too much. >> In the end, the woman was charged with three crimes. Theft, possession of a controlled substance, and providing false information to police. Her downfall proves one thing. Dishonesty only leads to humiliation, jail time, and a lifetime ban.