No, it's not. >> Yes, it is. I'm >> looking at a picture. This ain't you. >> That's That's how you would you look at what we here for. Ain't nobody told us nothing. >> Somebody called Dylan a shoplifting at Walmart. >> Ain't nobody got nothing. >> Okay, I'm sorry. I apologize. I really didn't. I scanned my brush. The shameless lies or the frustration at being caught were exactly what happened when the thieves were suddenly confronted by the police while committing their wrongdoing. What will their fate be? Stay tuned in today's video. Woman got a huge surprise from cops after stealing an entire cart full from Walmart. We are This is Law. Don't forget to like and subscribe. Beginning with the deception coming from this woman. >> You have the receipt for this stuff? >> Yes. I never >> Okay, I'm sorry. I apologize. I really didn't. I scanned my brush. >> On the 17th of January, 2025, police received a report call from Walmart regarding a suspected shoplifting incident. The suspects were believed to be a woman and a man who had failed to pay for all the items they had taken. These were the events that unfolded as police approached the suspects. Please. >> Okay. >> Okay. We're going to walk back to the asset protection office. Okay. >> Okay. So, right now you're beyond the risk for retail. We're follow >> I paid for everything. You didn't. >> We're going to follow them. Okay. >> I I had to pay for my Are you kidding me? >> Hey, don't play games. >> I'm not. >> Okay. So, we're going to follow them to the asset protection office. Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. We can >> um can I get this paperwork so he can take my truck? >> You can worry about that here in a minute. Okay. >> Okay. So, hold it then or how does this work? >> Did you pay for that yet? >> I'm trying. I'm getting it. My car's locked. I can't get it unlocked. So, my friend's taking care of it. >> Leave it. We'll We'll take care of All right, perfect. >> I'll see you in a minute, I guess. >> Yeah, >> why is he coming to >> Hey, don't worry about it. Don't be mauy. >> Oh, I'm more than that cuz I have receipts for everything. >> That's perfectly fine. >> Both suspects denied the allegations that were raised, and even after being taken to the police station, they still showed confidence as if they had been prepared in advance. I go through your >> I don't mind expired, but I got one on here. It's okay. >> You got your receipt for the transaction. >> Which one? I did a couple. I had several receipt you grabbed off the register you walked. >> Oh, that's fine. >> I just grab grab that for fetch cuz I need a fetch point. >> One second. >> Nathan, did you drive here? >> No. Did you drive here? Okay, >> there's stuff in there. >> Okay. And where? What is in my purse? >> That's mine from Bath and Body Works. So, please look again. >> Yeah. Come on. We don't steal [ __ ] We >> It's from Bath and Body Works. You >> have the receipt for this stuff. >> Yes. >> I've never been caught for stealing a thing in my life. >> Oh, this is what the one I took off of the fetch points for the records. I pulled off the reg. That was this one. Okay, there you go. Then I got these are these. >> Okay, these this is not belong here. This is this >> we were just paying for the dog food, the oil change, the candles, >> and then there was other stuff. >> This is the doctor before. >> Receipts were presented as if they would clear her of the accusations, but in reality, additional stolen items were brought out, forcing her to change her statement. >> Was switched very obviously. >> Yeah, I I'll admit that. That's called stealing. So, you can say I didn't steal all you want, BUT >> OKAY. NO, I DIDN'T. ONE, I wasn't going to say that. I didn't do that. But he had no part of it. He didn't even know what was going on. >> He was with you the entire time. >> No, he wasn't. That last half, you can watch. He walked back the entire time. >> Good. Back to >> Ma'am. Ma'am, what's your first name? >> Abby Malo. >> Abby, please stand up and come over here, please. >> Okay. Put your hands behind your back. You're reach. Okay. But really, he had nothing. He had no idea I was going to do anything. I promise. >> Not that my phone means anything, but it doesn't. >> This way doesn't tighten up on you. >> Yep. >> Anything else on your purse that's going to hurt me publicly speak? >> I really don't think so. >> The man buried his face in his hands, seemingly ashamed of the woman's lies. However, she was not and instead began offering apologies without showing any real remorse. >> Oh, that one I honestly totally did forget. Sorry. >> I got those. All right. >> You got 11 out of 14. >> Okay. I'm sorry. I apologize. I really didn't. I scanned my brush. >> I scanned those. >> Is that your Dodge truck out there, sir? >> Yeah, it's mine. >> Okay. I I just I'll make sure. I just bought it. >> Yes, we just got it literally a day ago early. Actually, I know it was later today. It was last night. We're not going to be able to get the place till tomorrow. >> Why are we tax switching today? >> I'm not paying for everything. >> I honestly some of the stuff I really didn't forget. I really didn't mean to take. I will be 100%. The tax switch I honestly did do. >> Okay. >> And I'm sorry for it, but I >> Do we have the money to pay for everything? >> Yeah, I can take care of it. I was trying to pay for it whenever you told me to war later. >> No, I know that the rest of that stuff, but the other I do. I can pay for it. If you'd like me to pay for it, I'll pay for it right now. >> I was just I'm just curious. Um any you have cash or credit cards? >> I have my card. >> Nate has my cards. >> Okay. >> It was clear that what she said were only late apologies after being caught as she had initially tried to avoid responsibility. Now, let's continue and look at her own self assessment. Was it truly sincere or not? >> Honestly, it was I wanted to get a couple of things. I need to I shouldn't have. >> I was wrong anyway. >> What were you tag switching? >> Just some little stuff that I shouldn't have even that was stupid to do. 110%. Wasn't worth this at all. But before you try to say I was doing a felony amount, can you please double check back there with what they were? >> Eat my food. >> Did I send you back? >> Thank you. >> Yeah. No, I'm just saying charging the felony. It was not there was stuff being scanned back there cuz that was $156. I had a hundred of it paid already and then the stuff got stopped. The perfume and stuff in there is my Bath and Body Works. That was truly not a mistake. I meant to pay for that one. >> That's the party's hard, >> but that was truly a I didn't mean to. >> That's >> I meant to pay for it. >> Truly. >> Um I taxes. I paid for some of it, right? >> They're only going to charge you for the things you did not pay for and the things you tax switched. >> Okay. >> Based on the woman's behavior, the store also made its decision regarding how to handle the case. >> Um, you are formerly trespassed from all Walmart owned property. That includes Sam's Club, that includes Murphy's Oil, that includes all Walmarts in the world. So, you can't go to Carbonale and start shopping. If you get caught stealing Carbonale, you're going to get charged burglary. >> Okay. >> So, you are definitely charged. >> Okay. That's fine. Can somebody talk to me like really about business and like just about it real quick? Cuz I paid for a 100 of that stuff and I'm trying to see what's qualified and how that works then. >> I paid for 100 of the stuff back with me. So it was 100 back at the automotive house of the stuff I was trying to pay for which would be like oil change would be the dog food would be the candles would be you know what I mean that stuff. And there was a Sally's pocket some is a misdemeanor >> and >> Okay. All right. Um your other stuff that you paid for, we'll just give it back to Nathan. That way he can have it. Okay. >> Okay. Perfect. But the 100 was taken off at the register and I owed $53 still on that balance. And that's when he told me to leave it. I'll take it. Don't worry. >> The woman showed no sense of guilt from the lesson. And even while being escorted away, she only cared about herself. Six. >> Okay. >> On this way, please. >> Can I talk to >> I don't know where it is. Excuse me. Can you get my hair out of my eye? It's right there in this eye. It's just Can you wipe my forehead? Are you allowed to touch me? I have no diseases. Thank you. Looking >> on this side. He has my phone. It has everything in it. Can you call him by chance? I have him bringing my phone. >> He's going to be able to get you out tonight. But wait a second. >> In the end, the man was believed to be innocent while the woman was charged with retail theft and permanently banned from Walmart. This situation showed that making excuses after being caught did not erase wrongdoing, and avoiding responsibility only made things worse. True accountability mattered more than empty apologies. Next, from a simple traffic stop, an unexpected discovery emerged. >> Step out. >> You're going to go in handcuffs. Do you want to go in handcuffs? >> Well, we didn't do it, correct? >> You know, and some stuff was was Jessica's, which I dropped her off. She went to Whole Foods. >> On August 26th, 2025, officers stopped a vehicle on the road after it failed to signal while turning. But when they approached the occupants inside, they noticed multiple suspicious signs. >> Hello. >> Uh-oh. What happened? Uh oh. >> Hey, how do you do? >> Good. >> Good. You have your driver's license? >> I do. >> Thank you. What do you guys want? Because let me tell you something. >> Don't you dare yell at us. >> No, >> I'm not yelling off the >> Oh, that's just how you talk. >> Yeah. >> Okay, I got you. Here. Can you Oh, you're reaching for your purse, miss. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay, I got you. Here. Can you step out real quick? I don't know that I like that. I can't see where you're reaching. I'm sorry. >> Oh, wait. >> Come on out real quick. >> Here, we're going to do that. >> It's my driver's license. >> Okay. I need you to step out. Okay. Real quick. >> For what? >> Mavis. Yes. >> Ask you. Okay. Come on out real quick. >> Wait. What? What is this about? >> What is this for though? >> Cuz I'm asking you out real quick. >> Just don't hit me with the car door. >> Thank you. Come on back here real quick. >> Why? >> Come on back in. I want to talk to you. >> Oh. >> Is this you? >> Yes. >> Mavis. >> Yes. >> What's going on? >> No, nothing. He's just he's he's back in the nice guy. So, okay. So, you're getting stopped for She didn't have her seatelt on. You missed signaling a couple times. Okay. And then so you got just distracted having a conversation. >> Congratulations. >> No, it's not. >> It's not. It's bad news. >> Right. >> Right. >> Okay. Um, is this a what is this? A rental car? >> It is. >> Okay. Um, is there You don't have to get it right now. Is there rental documents in the car and everything? >> I have documents. >> Okay, I got you. Regarding the traffic stop, everything seemed to be progressing smoothly toward a resolution. But it did not stop there as her behavior at the moment she was pulled over raised suspicion from the officers. >> Yes, sir. >> Yeah. When we were pulling you over, we noticed that you were reaching around. What were you What were you just moving? >> Nothing. Don't nothing. Sir, I don't have guns. I'm a pretty good woman on most days. >> I can tell. >> I'm all right. I'm all right. And I respect the blue. >> I respect appreciate that. Appreciate that. I didn't think necessarily, you know. >> Oh, I thought you thought something was wrong. Like, wait a minute. >> Well, we got to make sure. Usually when we turn the lights on, I never see a lot of movement. It does make us worry. So, that's what we're That's >> So, let me have you for just one quick second. Let me have you come right over here. Okay. >> I got to stand outside. >> I like No, I'll talk to you in a sec. >> Why? Why won't she get out? You got to stay back here. >> You got back here. Hey, thanks for backing us up. >> It was noticeable that she let out a sigh of relief when officers did not press further into the suspicion. Yet, she became guarded whenever they approached the vehicle. And even the female passenger grew increasingly agitated and suspicious. >> Come on, get on out now. >> Why? >> Cuz we told you you're going to be under arrest. You ever been arrested before? >> No. >> Well, then get out of the car. >> So, whatever. >> Get out of the car. >> I need to turn out the car, >> right? >> What? Step out of the vehicle. >> Get out of the car or else I'm going to make you out. Step out. Get out. Step out. >> You're going to go in handcuffs. Do you want to go in handcuffs? >> Well, we didn't do anything. >> Step back. >> I explained it to her why I'm asking her out of the vehicle. When you were grabbing something, when we stopped you, you going to throw it in the back? I don't know what you're allowed to ask. >> Okay. Put her in handcuffs. She go put her in handcuffs. Put her in handcuffs. Handcuffs. >> You come up even one step on us, you're going to jail. >> Do you understand? >> Yes. What? No. No. Listen. >> BACK UP. BACK UP. BACK UP. BACK UP. STOP. STOP. Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. Stop resisting. >> You don't listen for [ __ ] >> Can I get the phone? That's my phone. >> And somebody over here. >> I'm going to put it in the car. You stay here cuz you you will listen, right? You're going to go stand back here. >> Yes. >> It was her resistance that ultimately led to her being temporarily placed in handcuffs. And perhaps the reason behind her deliberate obstruction became clearer once the vehicle search was carried out. >> Yeah. No, >> wait. I want TO SEE. >> What DSW store were you at? >> Right here. >> The one in Aberville. >> Y bringing products. >> You just went on a shopping spree today, huh? >> Oh, okay. >> Okay. Transport you and uh take you in and you're going to be processed. >> Why? >> For obstructing. >> I didn't obstruct you. >> I asked you 17 times to get out of the car. >> Hey, he said that he's going to process me for obstructing officer. Yes, that's correct. >> It was clear that the sheer volume of merchandise in the vehicle of the two women was far from ordinary and officers attempted to approach the more cooperative woman to understand the situation. You >> like to explain just exactly how you acquire all these goods and do these returns? >> No, it's not. No, it's not goods and returns. Okay. We have some stuff we were taking back to get some other stuff. I have receipts for everything back. Oh, I mean that ain't you know >> and some stuff was was Jessica's cuz I dropped her off. She went to Whole Foods. But everything got receipts. >> So what's the scam? >> What do you mean what's the scam? >> This isn't above board clearly. >> No, absolutely not. What you had to exchange today cuz she had some shoes and she exchanged and got something else. That's it. >> That's just a simple exchange. >> Yeah. >> Merchandise in the store. >> No, no, no. Well, there's receipts for stuff though. I got receipts. So, I'm going to ask you. I want just stay on the sidewalk, but come on over here with me. >> So, which store did that TJ Maxx bag full of school supplies come from? >> Now, stay at that. I don't know. I don't know where they I don't know about that. >> So, you didn't make that purchase? >> No. No, I didn't purchase >> or return or whatever it was. >> No. No. >> Okay. What What business did you have at uh Dicks just now? Um, well, she had a um she had a backpack or something that she was trying to she was exchanging to get something else. I end up spending we spent well sister spent $300 or something. I don't know what happened. So, it was just a simple exchange as far as I know and then end up spending more than what she wanted to spend. That was it. >> Okay. So from what I understand there was nothing was actually paid for in the long run out of pocket. There was there was returns made. You guys or whoever made the she made the transaction. They weren't you guys didn't actually >> No, no, no. She Yes, we did purchase. You did purchase. She had a um >> she herself hesitated when telling her story and even when she did, it was far from clear. She then continued by giving statements that shifted all the blame onto the other woman. I think her baby daddy gave her that bag of stuff. It was some stuff that she had. He had for somebody had got I don't know for school. So that's why she had that stuff. But yeah, we didn't but we didn't go to the office store today. >> Okay. She's going to be charged. Okay. There is no butts about it. She's she obstructed. She didn't listen. >> That's not always the case. >> No. That's correct. Okay. >> So, it's just it's not all looking good. So, everything that's in here, >> I'm taking >> No, no, no. Wait a minute. No, wait. >> Everything in here. >> Everything I got receipts for you. >> Everything. I'm taking the receipts as well. Everything. I'm taking all the merchandise. I'm taking all the receipts and the person and uh conducting additional investigation. >> Oh, come on. No. No. This is back to school. >> This is back to school. >> So you were in Bowling Brook, you were in Napville, you you've been all around >> shopping, >> running hills, been everywhere. >> I've been running hills. >> Not in a while. >> No, >> last year. >> In reality, the officers understood the situation the moment the car door was opened. They gave the blonde woman a chance to come clean, but her response forced them to reach a conclusion. >> I'm going to be honest with you. All right. >> Mhm. >> You're going to go to jail. >> Why? >> For the backpack. I don't know. >> No, let me I I got a receipt. I have a uh on my not >> on that bank charge. I have it. I have it on my >> confirmed it. >> No, on the bank statement. So, I can show you. They charge Dick Dick Sporting. >> I can show you the receipt just now. >> They charged $157 and another $157. >> Being honest with you. >> So, you're going to go to jail. I don't want you to cause a scene like her. >> What am I going to jail for, though? >> I told you. >> It's simple. It's a misdemeanor. You'll be on your way. But I didn't go I didn't go to I >> and then you can dispute it at court and say no that's all a big mistake >> that's totally that's not fair to me though >> I like you cuz you're kind >> but you see the white hairs on my face. I shaved a couple days ago so you might not see them as much. >> I don't see I see white on your face. >> Yeah. >> But I just want you to know that like I said you are going to go today. >> Why would I go though? >> But I just told you >> I didn't take anything. >> Let me let me be let me be kind to you because you've been kind to me. >> Right. Okay. But it's not looking good overall for what y'all have been doing. >> Right. But >> All right. You got me. >> You got You understand what I'm saying? >> Yes, ma'am. Yes, ma'am. >> No, she doesn't have anything to do with that backpack. >> I was dealing with that girl at that store. >> All right. So, I'm going to put you in handcuffs. Okay. Are you going to kick and scream and and shout like I didn't take anything from >> I just told you I I want I want to continue to be nice to you. I want I want >> I understand that >> the woman's tone grew tense once again upon learning she would be arrested but the outcome was already set and it was disappointing that she still failed to recognize the wrongdoing of both of them >> and as above board and as as kind as I can to you okay but I just let you know okay cuz I'm not just going to grab your hand like I had to grab hers going to jail for a backpack >> I'm like speaking another language it's English right >> the backpack she's explained it >> it's English okay I'm going to grab your arm Okay. Any other hand, please. Thank you very much. She, I can assure you, is fine. I think she's just causing hysteria. >> Oh, wow. I can't leave though. >> I didn't take anything from there. >> All right. Well, like I said, when you go to when you go to court. Okay. >> Both women were charged with retail theft with one additionally facing a charge of resisting arrest. Actions driven by dishonesty and resistance only made the situation worse, showing that taking responsibility early could have prevented far more serious consequences. Next, officers caught the fleeing women off guard. >> Hey ma'am, can I stop you real quick? >> Yeah. Can we just step inside? Thank you. I know you don't have me search. >> On June 13th, 2025, police received a report from Target about three women engaging in shoplifting at the store. Officers immediately arrived at the scene and swiftly stopped them, leaving the suspects in a state of visible panic. >> Hey, ma'am. Can I stop you real quick? >> Yeah. Can we just step inside? Thank you. >> You guys together? >> Yeah. Can you guys Yeah. Can you step inside, please? >> What did I do? >> Who's speaking? >> I'm sorry. I didn't want to block the door. If you guys want to just head towards the the office right there. Do I just need it? Okay. at this point. >> I just spent almost $200. >> Okay. The women appeared confused, not understanding what was happening to them. As the woman in the purple shirt was taken aside, officers explained the situation to the remaining woman. >> So, we got a call about um individual concealing items. Um basically shoplifting. Um so, we're just trying to determine what was taken. Um obviously, you guys came together. Um, if you pay for your items, then I document that I spoke to you. But if she took items, then she's going to be arrested, obviously. Okay. >> Okay. Good. But >> I don't even know. I'm just >> You paid for your items? >> Yeah. I just went right here. >> Okay. That's all you got? >> I bought something, baby clothes. Yeah. and stuff in my a shower caddy. >> Did you guys came with another person or is it just Easter? >> Uh my friend I don't know if she want I was walking around waiting for >> you can hold on to this. The suspect was identified as the woman in the purple shirt who had been taken aside first. This raised a key question. If the two had been shopping together, why did they have separate carts? And did she know about her friend's shoplifting? >> Only reason I got another cart is because the customer I mean the self checkout say 10 items or less. I clearly got way more than 10 items. Got >> so I went and got another card, separated my stuff so I can pay for it. So, if you if like I said, if you didn't shop with us, um if they did, obviously, they're going to be taken back to the police department. Um and then we'll sort it out from there. And if you're able to, if you want, you can just wait for them to be processed or you can come back and pick them up. >> But that's what we're just dealing with right now. So, you're not, you know, >> wondering my phone back up again. I'm >> texting my girlfriend. >> Yeah, technically you're detained. So just like keep it away in the meantime. You know what I mean? I know it's a little overwhelming. Yeah, if she doesn't have any warrants and if she's not wanted for anything, then it's just a summon. So, we get her processed at the police department and then once she's released, >> it's Eve. Um, >> they have >> Yeah, when you look at it's 984. When you look it up, it it should be the first one that pops up. Emp this is >> you got Yeah, you got the screen that I can't see. >> Oh, I'm sorry. >> No, you got it. That's it. 984 Tucker. >> What she even take >> little stuff? I don't know. I was told my kid, >> what did she pay for? She was just in line. What did she pay for? >> So, the woman claimed she had no knowledge of her friend's wrongdoing, yet she showed no intention of cooperating with the police. Shortly after, officers proceeded to search the suspect's bag. >> It looks like the whole bag is filled with this. Yeah. >> Yeah. I would take the whole bag. >> Just the whole bag. >> How do you want to do it? Yeah. You want to do it that way? It's not the bag. Okay. 2037. >> All right. Yeah, you can hang on to that stuff. >> We get there. Okay. All right, we'll meet you over there. >> If anything, you can call our main line if you have any questions, but we got to get them done with paperwork. Okay, it might take a minute. >> Yeah, we'll do um >> Can we do >> If anything, you're able to leave and come back. You know what I mean? They got their cell phones and you can pick them up later. It's up to you. While the woman in the white shirt was released after being confirmed innocent, one final woman remained, she was definitively identified as having committed the wrongdoing. Yeah. >> Are you okay with me? >> It's just easier if I get you in now. We don't got document on this property and stuff. I'll keep your driver's license. >> Where' you park? Should we get >> I don't know where I know you don't search policy type thing, you know. real quick. I'm just going to check your waistband. Okay. >> I'm sorry. >> I do. >> Okay. Anything um kept in the front? Money? Anything? All right. Just going to shake the sides out. Mhm. Cute. All right. All good here. It's goofy. >> In the end, the two women were charged with retail theft, shoplifting. Even when surrounded by others, each person is responsible for their own actions. Choosing the wrong company or ignoring suspicious behavior can still lead to serious consequences. Next, these women had nothing but guilt. >> Units be advised. the other female with the cream shirt uh who's does not have charges >> in my bag. There's um Yes, sir. There's a woman in my bag. >> On June 8th, 2023, police were dispatched to the scene after receiving a report of a woman actively shoplifting there. Upon arrival, officers worked with loss prevention staff to review surveillance footage and determine what had happened. >> Is that her right there? >> Mhm. >> So, yeah, that's her. So, yeah, a light-skinned female uh about looks like she has a black wig or black and blonde wig. She's wearing a camo style jacket, white shirt, blue jeans, shorts, and white or cream colored van looking shoes. >> She probably, if you go check out, you probably going to get her on two things. Yeah. Okay. So, I think she about to put the tag on it now. She So, she took off um she was over by pharmacy. She took off the tags off of some of the stuff. So what they usually do, they just put it on there. >> I think that's what she's about to do for the rest of the merchandise. >> Okay. >> Has she concealed anything or she just tags? >> That bag right there got all all that thing flat as hell. She just stuck away. >> All right. She has concealed all the merchandise in the black bag and she may be trying to swap tags on a few more items. Just stand by over there. She put stuff that. >> Yeah, that's what I figured. She going to get that. >> I don't think she going to get another croc. >> All right, y'all. Just hang tight. >> She may be walking out here in just a little bit. >> Not sure if she's working with anybody else. >> The manager advises she might have a friend with her, but they haven't seen her concealed anything, so they're uncertain. >> I got her on camera though when they met up. >> Is this which entrance? That's the grocery sign. >> It was evident that from concealing merchandise to switching price tags, this had been a premeditated theft. Even the presence of an accompanying individual raised further suspicion from the police. >> Yeah, I guess she was acting as a lookout. >> Yeah, I honestly Okay, so there she is. She has another card. It looks like >> that's the book right there. Um, >> yeah. See right there. >> It look more discreet. Why don't you >> Only reason I noticed her cuz she came in here looking around. She looked scared when she first started. I would have left her alone. >> Yeah, she about to do it again with that. >> All right. The female in the camo jacket is currently uh swapping tickets at the register, not paying full price for merchandise. God, that girl looks like she is on something. >> I didn't want to say nothing, but I think so, too. >> There she go again. Yep. >> All the actions had become clear. The moment the suspect stepped outside, the police had a surprise waiting for them. Take it back. I'm going to have to go to customer service and hit this one up >> because they just a few things >> and then I'll let y'all check that before I take that. >> Sorry. I mean I 21. >> It was clear that the dark-haired woman had begun to admit everything, while the blonde woman seemed intent on shifting all responsibility onto the other, even as police pointed out each individual's actions. >> All the stuff in the bag, she was to get that first. She was at the register using a different ticket to scan the prices. >> Skip scanning. >> Skip scan. She wouldn't even skip scan. She had a price tag for something else. She was holding on to every single item that she was scanning, >> which I it's all me. >> Well, you say it's all you, but she was the one that was scanning and she's the one who grabbed the merchandise and walked out of it. So, they both told her to do it because it's my >> Whose bag is that? >> Jennifer Rene, Georgia. Sorry. Sorry. Howdy. >> 059 735. >> I'm sorry. >> Who's Jeff? >> Me. >> Yeah. >> What kind of car are they in so I can let them know what's going on? We can give him this book bag and all that stuff in the afternoon. in a sorry >> I don't know >> what color is it >> silver >> can we head to the phone too by any chance or no >> outside a relative of one of the women had arrived at the scene the police were then forced to explain what had happened >> your friends made a stupid mistake they're both going to jail okay >> both of them >> oh my god >> they're going to jail for shoplifting >> 32 just want to give you a heads up on They're in there still merchandise and skip scan and stuff. So >> Oh, great. Awesome. >> So I know you were here just giving them a ride, but they wanted me to let you know that. >> Thank you. >> Um if you want to hang tight for a little bit, we'll let you know where they're going, all that stuff. We'll give you their cell phone so they don't have to worry about property and all that. So just hang tight. I know you got a baby in the car. >> Um so just hang tight over here. >> And um >> I had a feeling they were doing something stupid. >> Yeah. So just hang tight your car and um I'll flag you down in just a little bit. Okay. >> Okay. Y'all have anything that's going to poke down anything like that? She's about to search you guys. >> Nope. All right. >> I'm just going to search you. Make sure you don't have anything on you. You want to stand up for me, ma'am, please? >> All right. Just turn around. Face the chair there. All right. >> There's nothing we can do. We can't like work for Walmart to like pay off our debt or >> work for Walmart. >> You work for Walmart. >> You think they want you to work here now? >> It was evident that the arrest of the female suspects did not seem to disappoint the woman outside, raising further suspicion about whether she was involved in the incident. >> So, let me ask you, how do you know these young ladies? >> Uh, well, Mariah I met through Jen cuz her girlfriend met her a couple years ago, two years. Jen, I've known I guess going four years now. She >> My baby. My baby. >> It's your baby. >> Yeah, it's your baby. Yeah. Uh my ex-boyfriend Jason has known Jen for 20 years. So let's talk about Jen. >> Are they Are they Do they do any type of anything? >> Um not that I know of. >> Not that you know. >> I know. No, I know Jen's a car, but that's it. But she's a person, so I don't think she's >> Well, you'd be surprised. >> Yeah. >> Um >> why? Uh, I suspect that one or both may be on something. And if they are, I'm wondering if they put something in your car. >> Oh, what? >> Is there anything in your car we need to know? >> This is Jen's I don't know. They're telling me. This is Jen's car. This is not my car. This >> Jen's car. >> This is Jen's car. Yeah. >> So, why are you driving that car? cuz you were in the driver's seat. >> Yeah, because Well, because I was saying the car was over. I mean, I didn't I might have turned anything back out. >> All right, fair enough. So, you would know if there would be anything in the car, right? So far, you know, if she smokes in the car, does any type of have you been with her when she's not in the car? >> No. No. I have her with me everywhere, wherever I go. So, she's never eating me in the car or not cigarette. Kila went a Mossman. Can you step outside? >> So this this is the brunette's car. That's what you're saying. >> Yeah, the blinds. >> The blinds. Okay. >> Returning to the suspects, officers noticed unusual behavior from the women and began to suspect possible substance use. >> Ma'am. >> Okay. So, do do you use uh >> sir? Oh, this is the best policy, right? >> So, you use >> No, I'm not saying that. >> There should be no in the car, sir. >> Okay. What? >> I've used I've used I've used >> Have you used in the car? >> No. Have you transported it in the car? >> I might have a weed pin in there, but I don't think we But I'm pretty sure it's at the house. It's like the things you buy at the gas station. >> Okay. So, no. No. >> No. >> And And you do not want me searching your car, right? >> As far as I'm concerned, there's there's no So, um Right. There is and I'm sorry. >> Okay. >> Wait, there is where's >> um in my bag? >> I Yes, sir. There's a >> in one of my bag. You'll see a few of them up front in my bags. Like one one's bag like just make a bag. >> What's in there? >> Yes, sir. The situation became increasingly serious with suspicions growing that the woman outside in the parking lot was also hiding something. As a result, the police took measures to investigate further. Good boy. Good boy. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> You got uh Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Yeah. Yeah. >> Oh, let's see what we got. Cotton swabs. No, he he found it. >> Yeah, >> the uh the large baggie doesn't seal, so just be mindful with that one. But >> this one, >> yeah, it appears to be the same. >> Yeah, it's Christian. >> So, appears to be the same. Clearly using the top bottles to >> Yeah. I don't know what this is now. About to ask me. I don't know. I would open it. >> I'm not going to. >> This says poison. In summary, both women were charged with shoplifting and possession of narcotics, while the driver was considered innocent and stated to have had no knowledge of the suspect's actions. The situation highlights how quickly poor decisions and bad associations can escalate into serious consequences. Even actions that may seem minor at first can lead to outcomes that are far more severe once law enforcement becomes involved. In the next case, we move on to these shameless thieves. >> Give him a shoe. Yeah, I don't care about your dog old shoes. >> Your hands may step out of the car. >> Give me the other hand. >> On the 29th of August 2024, the police approached a vehicle in a parking lot due to suspicion that the vehicle was linked to a fleeing shoplifting case at Walmart. From the very first moments, everything fell into tension. >> I got a lot of movement in this car. Get in that car. Sit down. Get up. Get out the car. >> Yes. >> You sit down. >> Ma'am, >> get out the Get out the car. >> Get my shoes. What the [ __ ] >> Yeah. I don't care about your dog own shoes. >> Y'all want a front passenger seat? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Get over here. Exactly. >> Stand right here. Don't move. You're going to eat concrete if you do. >> No. >> Where they been a helicopter? >> Where they get a hand for? >> One of these two was driving. I'm not sure which one cuz they swapped into the back. >> You have an ID card on you? I got my uh I can give you my social cuz my my license got I lost my wallet so you can run it. >> Uhhuh. >> I'm going go ahead and warn you now. If you give me a fake name, you will go to jail. Do you understand? >> My name is >> What's your first name? I cannot >> What's your first name? >> Is that how you pronounce it? >> Yeah. What's your name? >> Felicia Bailey. I don't think that's her. Get >> your shoes back. >> Right there in the driver's seat. >> Thank you. >> It could be seen that the woman asked why she was arrested in a very half-hearted way. And she even acted more concerned as if she clearly knew what was going on. Even the police corrected some suspicious behaviors of the suspects. >> One of these two was driving. I'm not sure which one cuz they swapped him through the back. >> You have an ID card on you? I got my uh I can give you my phone cuz my my license got I lost my wallet so you can run it. >> Uhhuh. >> I'm going go ahead and warn you now. If you give me a fake name, you will go to jail. Do you understand? >> My name is >> What's your first name? >> How can I >> What's your first name? >> Is that how you pronounce it? >> Yeah. What's your name? >> Felicia Bailey. I thought that's her shoes back >> right there in the driver's seat. >> So, funny story, there's a lot of movement. Windows are kind of dark. Time I got up here, I saw him moving right here and her moving back to here. So, I don't know which one of these two was driving with no, >> right? Yeah. The way these individuals processed the situation was clearly not simple at all. And even when providing statements to the police, the woman acted in a careless and indifferent manner without showing concern. >> This ain't you. >> That is most definitely me. >> No, it's not. >> Yes, it is. >> Looking at a picture, this ain't you. >> That's That's how you Well, you looking for the man. That is me. Only thing, my hair ain't dead and I ain't got my teeth in. I just >> Yeah, I got you. >> Back up off of me. >> I'm telling you now, if you make me work to figure out who you are, you're definitely going to catch the charge. >> Give me all kind of fake name. >> Yeah, I don't care about Put your hand behind your back. >> You don't want to come back. Yep. >> Put your hands behind your back. You got her. Step out. Leave the phone in the car. Turn around. Face the car. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Turn your hand this way. Step back here for me. >> Just take a seat right here for me. Meanwhile, as both suspects were arrested, on the other side, an officer had arrived at the store and confirmed everything that had happened through the store's surveillance footage. >> She's right there. Okay. Can you back up to where she was? Right here. >> Yes. >> So, I can get a picture. >> She looks like she's gone on a gray shirt, jeans, white socks, and black slides, and a jean bucket hat. So, she has nothing. She just grabs an empty cart from the middle of the aisle and picks stuff up. >> So, yeah, if I can just get where she was kind of looking at the camera when she was right there. >> Okay, give me just a second. I need my camera so I can take a picture. You want me to? Yeah. Okay. right there. >> There you go. >> Okay. >> Hello. Here on speaker, >> father. >> Hi. Uh, hi. >> Do we have anything on the these other two guys? >> No, they never go in the store to my knowledge. In fact, I think >> Yeah, you can let them go as far as I'm concerned. >> Cut them loose and we don't need to worry about any property in this corner. >> No. No. We got the property right here. All of it. Just fine. >> All right. Well, we're going to cut these guys. >> Okay. I just sent Mloud um the only good picture I could get of her. >> Okay. This is definitely her. She's got uh shoplifting warrants out of like five agencies. >> This is going to be a felony amount. It's 99 $989. Wow. >> All right. >> Returning to the suspects, the woman continued to pretend to be confused about what was happening, forcing the police to explain the reason for the encounter. Pay attention to her attitude. >> Damn, she now what have we here for? Ain't nobody told us nothing. >> Somebody called y'all in shoplifting at Walmart. >> Ain't nothing ain't nobody got nothing. >> And that's what we're going to figure out. But the reason everybody is detained like this is because when the first officer pulled up on y'all, y'all weren't doing what you were told to do. So >> to get out, that's all he say. >> Even Even when I pulled up, you weren't doing what he told you to do. >> We at the top. So what have we won? >> Because you weren't doing He was telling you to do. >> Well, what was he telling us to do that we didn't do? >> Well, when I first walked up, he was trying to tell you to get out of the car, and you kept trying to reach back in the car. >> No, I was trying to get out the car, but the seat was back on my leg, and he was like, "Get out the car." And I'm like, "I'm trying. Y'all got body cameras on, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Y'all running and looking. >> Step out of the car. >> See your hands. Bam. Step out of the car. >> Give me other hand. >> I don't care. >> Quit. Reach. Give me other hand. I'll stop. You put your phone on the floor. Okay. >> Stay back here. >> We got to drive or just three? You got a roof. >> One of these. >> In the end, all three were charged in connection with theft while one of the men was identified as having an outstanding arrest warrant. Even when individuals try to deny involvement, avoiding responsibility, acting indifferent, or failing to cooperate with authorities only increases suspicion and complicates the investigation. Next, this man even went as far as stealing from his own workplace. I'm >> scanning the model to activate the books and I would go and redeem them. Yeah. $500 or more. >> Sometimes it'll just be 100. Sometimes it'll just be $500. >> On January 18th, 2025, police received a call from a Walmart store after reports of a fraud scheme causing losses of up to $50,000 had surfaced. But the shocking twist was that the suspect behind it was an employee of the store. At that point, he was taken into custody. And this was what happened next. >> So, what happened? I just was there. So, man, I was taking books. >> Uh, the scratch off. >> Okay. >> I took them and I was scanning them out to activate the books. >> Okay. >> And I would go and redeem them. >> Where do you go to redeem them? >> Mhm. >> Public. Is there a specific location or >> No, I was just various public. >> Which one? The last publish university. >> I honestly I don't remember. I've done it. >> When did you start? >> December. >> December. >> How much money in total did you choose? >> 40,000. >> 40,000. >> Yeah. >> Why did you What did you do the money? >> Honestly invest. >> How much money you make here? >> Every week. 400. >> 400 every week. >> Not every every two weeks. >> Every two weeks. $400. >> Yeah. >> How you survive that? I'm not. It's not an excuse to do much. >> No, no. I I I get it. It's just you were him part time here. >> Yeah. You have kids? >> The question was raised. He had a stable job, so why did he commit this act? The police also questioned that very issue. >> It's tough. I don't know if we $200,000. $200 that $2,000 $200 every two weeks. How many hours you work here? Uh, >> I was working 30 hours a week, but after Christmas, like multiple jobs, >> I always got cut. >> So, let me ask you, why did you do that? >> Needed the money. >> So, on the regular basis, how many squad tickets should you get? >> Um, it would be like five, six, five to six. How much money on average couple and you started in December you always win or something a lot you know it's you stealing money from the state right not just back. >> A total 40 40,000 >> at the detective's office. The process behind his actions was laid bare. >> And for the last month and a half, I was scanning in scratch off tickets and taking >> Explain that. What do you mean scanning it? >> So, not scanning it, activating like >> like someone purchased them. Um, when I say activating, I mean like activating the book itself and basically I I would take them. Okay. >> After it being activated, cuz once it's activated, you can scan it and cash it out and everything like that. And I was cashing them out at various places. >> Okay. When you start doing this? >> Um, it's been about the better half of 2 months. I think 2 3 months from November. >> Yeah. and before Thanksgiving. >> I want to see that. Yeah. >> And this is all at the same place. >> Yes. >> What kind of lottery tickets? >> Uh 500 the $50 orange $50 500 times cash. >> So you paid $50 for a ticket? >> Yeah. Each ticket cost 50 bucks. >> Yes. >> $50 tickets. And what's it called? $50 >> 500 times cash. >> Thanks, guys. >> Right after that, the suspect himself clearly laid out the value of the crime he had caused, further proving that he fully knew what he was doing. >> The number of morning tickets, uh, the value, you know, each ticket is 500 bucks and 10 tickets $5,000. So they 40 $40,000 worth >> is what I was told. Yes. >> You were told? >> Yeah. >> How much is in a book or a block? >> Each each book cost 1,500. >> 1,500. How many books did you take? >> I don't know that by heart. >> So that would be what? Three books. How big is a book? >> Like this. >> It's like half an inch to an inch. >> Yeah. >> So, and you take one each time or what you do? >> I take a couple. So, four to six each time. >> Four to six. And so that would be $9,000 time. >> Yeah. How many times did you do it, you think? >> I did it too often to tell the exact number. >> Okay. Well, I will be able to tell you once I get all the video, they said they got you back doing it for months and they estimated 40 40,000. >> He was determined to have acted alone rather than as part of an organized group. That raised the question after taking the tickets, how was he actually able to turn those stolen tickets into cash? >> What' you do with the tickets? >> Cash them out. >> Where? Publixes. >> Any Publix? What Publix? any Publix >> particularly where do you usually go? >> I didn't have a specific area that I stuck to. >> Did you ever stick to one Publix? >> No. >> I mean like consistently go to that one like five times and just randomly >> No, it's just random. >> You didn't go to like one house a lot? >> No. >> And what happens with that? You just go there, they give you the money. >> So if you have Well, if you get $9,000 a book and say half of them win, how much is that? What do you mean? Like like how much? >> You pay $500 $50 a ticket. Mhm. >> And it it if you win, what do you get? $500 or more? >> Sometimes it'll just be 100. Sometimes it'll just be 500. It's just 100 to 500 at the most. >> How much do you think you got total on cashing these things off? >> I think that amount is right. 40,000. >> 40,000. >> Yeah. But if you took $40,500 worth of tickets, it's it's got you must have got more than that. >> I probably the I don't know the numbers. I'll say this. I I did everything, but I don't know the numbers of like the exact amount to to the dollar >> and they give you cash. Cash? >> Yeah. >> What do you do with the cash? >> Pay bills. >> Check account or anything? >> Yeah. >> Check account. Put it in. Where the Chase Bank go? >> Chase Bank. >> Yeah. >> Ultimately, he was charged with grand theft involving over 20,000 but under $100,000 and was sentenced to 15 years of probation. His actions showed that even when struggling financially, choosing to break the law will only make things worse, not better. 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. >> Job is to discriminate. Everybody in the store, hear him. His job is to discriminate a black woman. On October 6th, 2023, police received a report from a Ross store after a disturbance was reported. The suspect was believed to be a mother accompanied by her son. This was what happened next. >> Hello. Welcome in. Hey. >> Oh, yeah. I saw it. >> Give me a second. You stay over here for a second. >> Dang. >> What's up? >> Let's have a talk over there. Okay, let's move up over there. Let's go have a talk. >> Wait, hold up. I got an officer. Let me talk to you. That's too weird. Okay, wait. Hold up. I need my stuff. >> Yeah, bring it over here. Bring it over here. You're not in trouble yet. my son. >> So, I just want to make sure I have the right person. >> My son do something. >> So, was there an issue today with you? I just want to talk to you about it. >> No, I ain't had an issue. This is my first time. So, I hope you ain't racially profiling me cuz I'm going to have a lawsuit. >> That's your That's your right. So, the woman herself also understood why the police were present, but it was clear that she had no intention of cooperating with them. >> You got to hear this cuz I just walked into the store. >> You want to have a talk out there? >> No, we can talk right here cuz I want to know what you >> So, apparently we have a phone call of a lady that you were following and you bumped her card against her. >> Hi. >> Yeah. So, the description they gave us was black female, ponytail, yellow shirt, blue shorts. So that's why I stopped you and I'm talking. >> Oh no. >> I'm coming out here to shop and to go. >> Wait, do you hear this [ __ ] So here it is. Please. >> 622. >> What's happening? >> Yeah. He said he had a call about me. >> Is the 964 still at the store? >> Somebody. Can you bring the other person here that I bump cart? You work here, right? >> I do. Yeah, I have a call about me. >> I I haven't heard anything. So that's why and I'm weird cuz I'm at the checkout and I'm trying to >> Hey, I'll be I'll be honest. It's happened today where someone fit fit the description of someone else. >> I don't like fitting descriptions because I'm going to go I'm going to know cuz I'm going to go all the way for a lawsuit because what you got to do what you got to do, girl. >> Do it sound like discriminating. >> I honestly don't know what's happening. That's why I don't even know what's happening. I'm trying to find an outfit. >> So, basically, we had a call. Uh, >> she worked here. >> Female is being followed around. >> You're a worker at Ross, right? >> Yes, I'm a man. >> Have you heard anything about me? >> I haven't. That's our That's our figure. >> So, it could be it could be nothing, but there was a female that called and said that >> you pointing at me, so it's something to >> You fit the description, right? >> The woman was extremely sensitive about being shown respect to the point that even an unintentional gesture made her uncomfortable. Yet, she continued to take phone calls, laughing and interfering with the police investigation. >> I fit the description. >> So, if I if I stole from your car right now and they said Hispanic male tattoos all over, >> that's just a description. So you just going to see you're going to see a Hispanic male walking right down the street by >> You're going to go just go choose him because that's what you just did to me. >> That's my job. >> Your job is to discriminate everybody in the store. Hear him. His job is to discriminate a black woman. He got a call on a black woman like me. Okay, come on. Finish it. >> I don't give a what he say. He discriminate because I'm not stealing. I'm buying. I want to take it outside. Complain about me. You work here, right, ma'am? Did you have a complaint about me? >> We haven't heard >> nothing. I've been in here for about 2 hours cuz I don'tict the victim. >> Have you had a complaint about me? Police department >> in my description. >> I mean, you can go talk to her. She said she >> Excuse me. >> The only black person in here. Have you had a No. >> No. I got I got a shirt. I got a cart that I'm buy. >> Want to figure it out. Then she's following her around the store a little bit. >> Playing the racist card and escalating the tension. She only proved a real disturbance had occurred despite claiming she had no time after being there for nearly 2 hours. >> But everything's good. Everything's good. >> Well, bring >> If it's not, then we're just going to have a talk. >> Okay. Well, bring a person, please. I don't have time for this. I got my time. >> I don't got time for this, too. The whole city's burning down right now. >> Probably. So, with racist ass mother like you. Um, you're open. >> And this is why the world doesn't change, cuz you keep saying it's not going to change. Because you pinpointed me out. Because you pinpointed me out as a black person with stuff in my cart that I'm going to buy that I bumped somebody that I have somebody I'mma bump and I'm going to stalk in the store. Who did I stalk in this store? >> Who? Please tell me cuz I want to figure it out cuz it's law enforcement. >> Anybody? I bumped you and I walked against you and I'm stalking you in >> What's the ETA on? >> Keep it down. What? >> A what? I said what I don't want. >> Okay. No, you're doing this stuff cuz I want to know what did I do wrong. >> Is this you know her? >> That's my son. >> So >> he's buying something in the store. >> So basically what happened was someone called in and said that your mom had bumped someone. The description that was given. >> As soon as the police asked the woman to step outside to prevent the store from descending into chaos, they became more direct. Watch her attitude at this moment and share your thoughts in the comments below. So here here's the thing. I got we got a call. >> Okay. But >> female, but we got to you got to understand where I'm coming from. >> I understand where you're coming from, but you understand where I'm coming from at the same time. So >> yeah. Well, you don't want to be inconvenience and you feel that I'm racial profiling you. >> Okay. If someone says black female ponytail, yellow shirt, blue shirts, >> how many black females in here with the same fit? >> Not too. Not too many. >> Not too many. So that's why I came to talk to you. I'm not trying to like jam you up in a situation where it's not even that situation. Maybe we hit them. I don't know. >> Okay. But something was said to the female. >> I've never said anything. >> Something about I'm going to kill you or something like that. Okay. That's what we got from the dispatcher. Does that mean I believe what was said? >> My grandma. That's my son. >> Well, you look pretty good for a grandma. You look good. >> Thank you. I'm 43. I'm not threatening nobody in Ross. >> I'm a truck driver. >> So, what I'm what I'm going to have what I'm going to have her do is I'm going to have her go talk to whoever called in so we can kind of get the story on what happened. Okay. I need to know that. >> All right. cuz I I honestly I don't want to be wasting my time too here. >> So, we need to know what happened, >> right? Give me a sec here. >> If there's nobody complaining, why are you racing? >> No. Sand don't >> because I don't even see anybody. >> Okay. >> If someone tells you like I like I told like I told like I told your mom. Like I told your mom right now. >> Why are you getting mad? >> Well, because you're getting mad with me. So, I'm trying to tell you right now. >> Okay. Hold up. This is my son. >> No, don't ask him. If you're impeding my invest If you're impeding my investigation right now, I'm going to arrest you. >> So, both the mother and her son believed nothing wrong had happened. Yet, a very different story emerged from the caller who reported the incident. >> Hello. >> Hello. >> What's going on? >> Uh, we were in the dresses, looking at the dresses, and she ran into me and I said, "Oh, excuse me." Like, and she thought I was saying that to her and she got really aggressive like, "Oh, excuse me." me and I was just like, "Okay, I'm I'm sorry." And she's like, "Oh, and you're sorry now." And I'm like, "Okay, I'm sorry. Like, I don't want to fight with you. God bless." She walked away. She didn't like that. She was talking on the other side. I'm going to go back around. You got You're not going to God bless me. Like, you're like, she's like, "Um, you're not going to walk out of the store alive. I'm going to like I'm going to follow you outside. You're This is going to be the last day you breathe." Like, I have five kids. I can't risk >> Okay. >> without That's scary. She said she was going to >> Okay. >> Were you fearful for your safety? >> Yes. >> And I still am to walk out of this. >> No, we'll make sure nothing happens. >> So, um, is this something you want a prosecution for? >> Yes. >> Okay. And you're willing to go to court and testify against what what happened today? >> So, everything became clearer. At this point, police questioned her directly, but she still acted as if she was the one in the right. >> So, again, what are you holding me for? >> We're investigating. investigating with who? >> Disorderly condly conduct who are you are you arresting me? Am I under arrest cuz I'm f to leave? Okay, you can't say that. Am I under arrest? Cuz I'm being detained. >> I'm being detained for what? Bring me my rights. >> Disorderly conduct and possibly handcuffs if you think so. >> I could if you want. You want to be in handcuffs? >> You know what? At this point, I'm leaving. >> You're not leaving. >> My address am I under arrest? AM I UNDER ARREST? >> OKAY. >> For what? >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> What are you telling me right now? >> And y'all going to get a lawsuit. >> Do y'all see this? >> Hey, put put it on video. Put it on video cuz they going under. I'm going to get I want money. I want money. Let them go. >> See, we were being >> No. No. No. You're not. You're f to get motherucking more charges than you think. >> Can you show us one detain? Mike Hill, tell them to call the um the the sergeant up over here. >> Oh, you're not fixing anything. I want you to stay here. >> Stop. You're twisting. >> Mike, come here, son. >> Don't Don't >> What was that? >> We want the sergeants. >> Okay. >> We want everybody cuz I'm I'm not moving away. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> I want to see where you're going with this. >> I'm being very patient with >> Oh, no, you're not. Because what do you arrest me for? >> STOP IT, PLEASE. >> WHAT HAVE you arrested? Tell me my rights. >> You're detained. TELL ME MY RIGHTS. TELL ME MY RIGHTS. >> WHAT HAVE I BEEN ARRESTED FOR? TELL ME WHAT HAVE I been arrested for? >> As time went on, the woman's mental instability became increasingly apparent, and she was soon taken into the patrol car anything but gently. >> You're being placed under arrest for nothing. Okay. >> No, no, no. Tell me, what am I being arrested? >> Like I just said, you're being arrested for threatening. Okay. >> Threatening who? >> I ain't threatening nobody. son gave me those videapes. I have your son in nobody. >> They're arresting me for no reason because I fail to go with them. >> I highly advise you. >> No. Mel, keep recording. Keep recording cuz we're going to have a lawsuit cuz I'm poor and I >> What are you arresting me for? Get out my pockets. >> Face the car. WHY >> GET OUT MY POCKETS? HEY, THEY'RE ARRESTING me for no reason. >> All right, you're either going to cooperate and stand up to finish searching you or you're going to be wrapped up. Very unfortunate. >> I want I want to >> You want to be wrapped? >> I am a sergeant. Get up. >> No, I'm not. And you talk to me like I'm a human. >> I will not. I am trying to act like a adult. >> You're going to tell them to back the up if you're a sergeant. >> I am not. If you're a sergeant, YOU GOING TO TELL them to back the up off me cuz I ain't get [ __ ] >> Her disruptive behavior became clearer than ever. Exactly as warned, forcing police to take stronger measures to deal with her. >> With the best words, put his face. Put his face right here. This is a racist ass right here. Ask him. Ask him. >> I this I this white mother want to do something. I ain't this [ __ ] Nothing for me. I ain't this [ __ ] Look at them. Look at them. Cuz I got y'all. I got y'all at the end of the day. Look at this. I swear to God I got y'all. THEY GOING TO GO DOWN. GET OFF OF ME. You're losing your job. Guaranteed. Get the off me. You white ass [ __ ] You will never You will never have a job. Never again. Your life is at life. You will never see. Watch out. Watch out. Watch out. >> Okay, girl. >> We're going to get you out of here. We're going to get you out of here. OKAY. >> STOP. STOP. >> STOP. In the end, the woman was charged with disorderly conduct, making threats, and resisting arrest. Refusing to stay calm and cooperate only escalated the situation, turning a manageable encounter into serious charges with lasting consequences. Next, the woman even acted as if she had the right to steal. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. So, why the do you keep arresting me because my dad's a New York taxi driver? >> On April 12th, officers responded to a reported theft involving a woman who tried to flee in a golf cart after stealing skirts. Upon approaching, the reactions of the man next to her clearly revealed they knew what had happened. >> That's fine. >> Let's go. >> I swear I was just being >> Okay, I'm not going with you. >> Oh, yes, you are. >> Call Raos. I have no idea who you're talking about. >> Do you not know her? >> I have no idea who she is. I swear I'll just be nice. >> So, I don't know who he is. >> Get off the road. We're going to take you off. >> I'll get off and I'll get that. You're not walking anywhere. You're with us. >> I'm not playing with you. >> The woman clung to the vehicle, thinking it could help her evade the police, but she was mistaken as officers quickly decided to take decisive action. >> No idea where she is. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Get the off. >> I got cops. I got cops. I got cops. >> Yep. >> Grab my wrist. >> My shoes. Get my shoes. >> Now you GET CHARGED WITH >> GET MY SHOES. >> Get my shoes. WHERE AM I? >> GET MY SHOES. >> QUIET. >> Come on. >> Get me my shoes. >> We'll get you. >> My shoes. >> Yep. Let go of the purse. >> What the [ __ ] is wrong with you? >> Stop grabbing me. What's wrong with you? >> Hell wrong with you. You want to double up? >> GET MY SHOT. >> She cared only about the disappearance of her own belongings rather than addressing the theft affecting others. And even after being placed in the patrol vehicle, she continued to act wildly, lashing out in anger. Stop. No. What happened? She's kicking. >> You're going to you're going to grab her by the arms. >> You just want to be good right now. Okay. Nothing's worse. Okay. Do you hear me? You hear me? >> You don't want to kick the windows, kick the doors. Okay. You hear me? >> All right. That's it. That's it. >> All right. I think >> here. Sit up straight. You want to sit up? You need to sit her up or she can sit up. >> SHUT THE UP. >> SHUT THE UP. >> Shut the up. >> I'll kill your eye. >> I You don't think >> Let me get the uh >> You're talking irrational. >> Hey, DON'T YOU >> She tried. Yeah, she >> watch over >> I need more slack and what >> Romeo 31 get me to jail. You're using my money. >> Her wallet. >> You little [ __ ] >> A short time later, a man reportedly the store owner's husband arrived at the scene and provided additional statements about the events that had occurred. >> Outside the shop, and they the lady with a baby shouted, "Hey, look, lady just stole skirts." >> She stole what? >> Skirts. >> Okay. As much as I found three skirts. >> You found them though? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> You got her back. Okay. >> And I ran after her. >> She So what? So once Okay. So they she said the lady stole skirts and then what happened? You approached her? >> No. I went out and the lady on the door with the baby show. >> So the girl already had left the store. >> Yeah. Okay. >> So hold on. >> And there was another girl, too. >> Okay. So you approach her outside the store. Do you generally do that even though you're not the manager or anything? >> No. No. Of course not. But I because uh they were very scared. Uh the customer with the baby, she said she they were acting she was acting very weird and they they went into the shop. They got so scared and I I panic. I didn't know >> what I was going to face. Okay. She's she kept on stealing attacking. >> What do you mean? >> Other stuff outside. >> She was trying to take stuff outside, did she? >> Yeah. No, I I stopped her. See, I I was talking on 911 >> at the moment. I was on the phone. >> So, what do you have racks from the outside or? >> Yeah. Yeah, we had racks >> like clothing rack or bins or what is >> clothing rack in front of the office and she's trying to grab >> So, is she trying to slap you while you're on the phone with 911 or is she trying to steal stuff? >> Trying to hit me and steal and hit me because I was trying to stop her while >> she hit you again after that or she tried. >> She tried to I was holding her. From the testimony, it was clear that beyond stealing, she was willing to attack others to escape. Yet, she showed no remorse, even blatantly ignoring all of the officer's questions. >> What's your first name? >> You going to give me your name or you going to get We're going to find out. >> You want me to listen to you, too? >> I just need your name. >> Are you Andy or Charlie? >> I have no idea who any of those people are. >> I do. >> Okay. So, what's your first name? >> So, why the do you keep arresting me? Because my dad's a New York taxi driver. >> Okay. >> She bit Damian in the hand. She grabbed me. >> She going to bite me. >> Why the would I bite you? >> I hope not. >> You have gum in your mouth. >> I do. >> So you're a prostitute. >> Yeah, that's exactly what I >> Cuz you did. No, I'm trying to say like Florida's just, right? You don't want to look at me. You have your sunglasses on. You want to hit me. Soing hit me. You're not my mother cuz you're fat. >> Don't be talking about me. >> We're just trying to find your name. >> So talk to me. >> Investigations revealed that the woman was about 3 months pregnant and mentally stable. Yet she deliberately feigned instability, even going so far as to challenge the officers. >> Don't forget your name. Take your TAKE YOUR GLASSES OFF BEFORE I UP YOUR VEHICLE. You Andy's daughter. I'll be Andy's daughter. I'll have sex back here if I want to. 27. I'm richer than you. Drive, [ __ ] What the is this behind your car? You had time today. Get me out of theing car already. >> Quiet your [ __ ] I'm not your quiet your >> Does she have a Ford? >> She just arrested me a month ago. Stop asking stupid questions. >> Shut the [ __ ] up. What's her birthday coming up? >> Shut the up. I'mma curse you. Let another black [ __ ] drive me, [ __ ] >> LET ANOTHER BLACK DRIVE ME. >> Where's my phone? >> In the end, she was charged with lararseny, battery on an officer, resisting arrest, and failure to appear. Her actions show that selfishness and aggression can escalate a situation quickly. Trying to evade responsibility only worsened her consequences and made the ordeal far more dangerous for everyone involved.