my ID. I just need my ID. CAN Y'ALL GIVE ME MY >> YOU GOING TO GO TO JAIL FORESTING? >> That's not from today. I'm just telling you. >> If it's the school is still stolen. >> I know. It's not from today, though. >> You want to be under arrest? Hey, go ahead. All right. Let's go. Turn. Go ahead. Go ahead. You're dumb. >> Okay. Well, you're going to jail. >> Okay. Go ahead. Even after admitting to shoplifting, OME individuals often described as professional shoplifters still showed no sign of remorse and their resistance escalated into disorder. What consequences will they face next? Find out in today's video. Cops surprise stop a shoplifter leaving with an entire cart full from Walmart. We are This is Law. Don't forget to like and subscribe. Starting with this woman who believed she had the right to shift responsibility onto others. >> I don't understand this. I went through scan machine by yourself. They sent me they told me it was not working. SO I WENT THROUGH MY BABY. I HAVE A THING TO LOSE, BRO. >> On the 9th of September 2025, staff received a call from Walmart regarding the presence of a suspect engaging in skip scanning of several items and placing goods into a bag. But upon approach, she immediately displayed a completely different attitude, causing the situation to escalate into tension. Ma'am, >> I just want him to stand. You guys are thinking >> Shuttle down. Don't make a scene. I'm not making All right. I need you to calm down. I need you to relax. Okay. >> All right. Let him do his job. >> I'm doing I'm letting him make his job. >> Well, you're hindering him when you're you're talking to him and you're screaming at him. You're hindering him. >> I'm not trying to scream. >> All right. So, just relax. Let him do his job. >> Go ahead. Go ahead. >> Go ahead. None of this would have happened. Okay. You were literally stopped the first time to turn around and start. >> I stopped. They stopped you over there because the machine wasn't working. I was paying. They stopped. They stopped you. >> She didn't stop. I for the transction for me. She said I couldn't go. >> You were not ready. Doing what you were doing. Everything. >> Okay. The formula, the food, all that's in there. >> All of these are in bags. All the chickens. >> Everything that you guys can check. I literally have to >> the beat boxes. >> Let me see your ID. >> What do you mean my >> Don't make this a problem. >> You're being detained right now. >> Although loss prevention staff had firmly and clearly made the accusation, she did not admit it and even started blaming the equipment. >> Yeah, that's what she didn't scan. through the scanner. I went through the lady. >> No, no problem. There's no push. >> I went through the lady, dog. I don't understand this. I went through the scan machine by yourself. They sent me They told me it was not working. So, I went through She sent me to another one. I came over here. She said, "I got to go to another one. I came over here and then he told me to go through what's >> All right, Liam, let me ask you a question. Were those clothes in your cart?" >> Yes. Did you pay for it? I I supposedly I just gave it to him. >> All right. You didn't pay for it. That's why you're being detained. >> That's fine. You be quiet. I'm sorry. >> 412. >> I didn't get this from here. You guys can check the camera. I didn't believe the box is here. >> The beat box. I did not bring that in here. >> The people's half drunk >> because I came from the gas station, ma'am. >> I was in the gas station. I brought those from the gas station. >> So, you were you were drinking in the store then? >> Is that a problem? >> It is. My bad. Not allowed to drink in here. My bad. In reality, she knew there were several items she had not paid for. But she had also paid for some others, so she relied on that to insist she had done nothing wrong. You're >> trying to help me. Were you making >> You're not trying to help me. You're not trying to help me. You're really not trying to help me because I literally paid for that [ __ ] You guys told me I didn't. It's on the receipt. Bro, >> what's on the receipt? >> I can show you my damn thing. I'm not like, bro, >> those clothes are on the receipt. >> I'm not talking about the clothes. >> What are you talking about? >> The clothes I paid with my cash app, which I paid with her. >> Wo wo. We're talking about that. The ice cream. I'm talking about the ice cream >> which was paid for. >> Hold on. We're talking about the clothes. >> I'm going to show you. I don't I don't really want to fight. I really don't want to fight. I'm just going to show you. I'm just going to show you. I'll take that. Ask a question. >> Oh, my old area frozen. I got that. That's personal. >> All right. At this point, go ahead and take her to the office. And so far, that's all none of it's paid for. Look at me, man. Thank you. >> Can you not take my back? Can I call somebody, please? >> I'm going to hold it for you. Stop. >> Can I please call somebody? Can I please call somebody? >> Can I please call somebody? >> You can't. >> Yes, I can. I don't have >> This is not how that works. >> I understand how it works, but can I please call somebody? Can I get ahead of it, please? Damn. >> There was no sign of her acknowledging any wrongdoing. Worse, once she realized she was being taken into custody, she began acting in a way that made the situation even more chaotic. >> I literally went through the thing. Y'all can check the cameras. >> Cut it out. >> Y'all can check the cameras. I'm not playing, bro. I didn't know. I have no [ __ ] reason to steal this. You just broke my nail, bro. >> Okay, so stop tensing up and pushing. We're going to >> You don't have to hold me. >> To the car. Wait, wait. No, no. We're going to take her to the car. >> Breaking all my >> That's not yours. Relax. >> Calm down. >> Oh my god. >> There's kids here. >> My ID. I just need my ID. CAN Y'ALL GIVE ME MY >> YOU'RE GOING to go to jail for resisting. >> I don't want to resist. I just want y'all to give me >> You're going to go to jail for resisting if you don't stop. >> I got bro. I just want y'all to give me my calm down, >> bro. My I just CAN'T CALL MY MOM, BRO. MY BABY. I HAVE A [ __ ] $3, BRO. STOP. >> STOP. STOP. >> STOP. >> STOP. ALL RIGHT. >> SHUT UP. >> STOP. Don't tell me to [ __ ] shut up, >> bro. Yo, chill out. SHUT THE [ __ ] UP. >> STOP CALLING. PLEASE CALL my baby. That's all I want to do. I don't care if y'all take me to jail. Can I please record the baby? >> We're going to We're going to We're going to have you call her. Relax. >> I need to let her know. >> We are. We are. We are. We are. We are. >> Calm down. We are. >> I just want to make sure my baby's okay. >> She even used her family as an excuse to resist, shifting blame away from herself. Even afterward, she remained focused on herself, trying only to calm the situation rather than accept responsibility. >> Hold on, let me get >> Can you fix my shirt? My boob is all out. Please, >> I'll have her fix it for you. Hold on. >> Please just fix my shirt. >> You want me I'm trying to call your grandma. Relax. >> Okay, go to contact. >> That phone doesn't work. It's the blue one. It's the blue one. I have two phones. It's another one. >> The blue one's in your bag. >> Yes, it should be in there on the car. It should be in there. I had it with me. >> I got you. I I get the blue one. Calm down. >> Yo, please take my shirt. My boob is all out. I'll have the other officer fix your shirt for you. >> Bro, please. >> You got stuff in your bag, too. >> Please, can you fix my shirt? It's all out. >> This might belong to Walmart. >> Walmart, >> ma'am. Please. My boob is all out. >> Okay, give me one second. I'm trying to find your phone. I'll have her fix it for you. >> It's not in there. I literally said it was in the car. I had it with me with the baby. >> All right, let me go get it. Y'all got THIS TOO TIGHT. In the end, she was charged with shoplifting and resisting arrest. When someone avoids responsibility and escalates under pressure, the situation rarely improves. It only leads to greater conflict and harsher outcomes. Next, this woman's lies still didn't stop pouring out. >> Is that it? >> This is it. >> You take it off. >> Sorry, sir. >> Did you What happened? I picked it up and I think it like I >> Where is this from? >> Oh, that's Nordstrom. Sorry. >> On the 1st of January 2025, police received a report from a shopping mall after a $2,300 diamond bracelet was stolen. The female suspect fled the scene shortly after, but officers quickly stopped her. When approached, she denied everything. >> Okay. Were you in majority before? >> I was. >> Did you make a mistake and walk out with something? >> I did not. You want to check me? You didn't want the bracelet. >> No, I did not. You can check me. >> You can look at my hands. >> I don't want to check. I'm not >> You know the tennis bracelet, right? >> Yeah. Yeah. You're now you're terrifying me because I did pick I did pick it up and I put it back, sir. I'm telling you. >> You put it back. >> I don't even know. I don't know if I dropped it. I'm telling you the truth. >> Cameras in all these stores. >> I know they are. That's >> okay. Oh my god. >> Go ahead and read your Miranda ahead of time. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. You will be using law. >> Oh my god. Seriously, listen. You can't afford. You want to be provided for? >> Oh my. Please don't do this. Seriously. Yes, I do. >> Okay. So, now I'm going to ask you again. Did you make a mistake and have to walk out with it? Maybe by mistake. >> I didn't. Do you want to check me? You can check me if you want. >> Oh, only unless you Is that it? >> This is it. You take it off. >> I'm sorry, sir. >> Did you What happened? >> I picked it up and I think it like I I >> You know you picked it up. >> I know. I'm sorry. I swear to God. I'm so sorry. >> Did you really believe it was an accident when she was still wearing the bracelet on her wrist and kept denying it? Officers then explained the consequences she could face. >> You're going to come down. You're going to get a court date. Okay. >> We'll bring you back up. Okay. That's why no one has to know about it but you made a mistake. >> That's fine. I'm sorry. I'm really really sorry. >> Technically, you left the store. I know. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> All right. So, if you do me a favor, just let me have this. >> Huh? >> Just uh give him the phone real quick. >> Just put the back on your back. >> I don't I don't I don't Can I get it? >> Uh where is it? In your car? >> Yeah. Yeah, I'll get it. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. You're not going to get it. We will get it. >> Okay. >> Unlock your car. >> Get out of the car. >> I'm going to Hold on. I'm going to get it for you. >> Here it is. Jeez. >> Do you have anything else in this apartment? >> No. >> Hold on to this. What bag did you just walk out with? >> I didn't. That was my purse. >> You didn't have another bag? >> I had my purse with me. >> Oh my god. Can you please just take me with you? >> Just take your phone out and just put it right here on the hood. >> The woman became completely frantic after getting caught, but even more suspiciously, she suddenly wanted to be taken away as fast as possible. Almost like she was hiding something else and didn't want officers searching any further. >> Wait, hold up. Relax. Relax. >> Please, I just >> Listen, this could be a really simple question. I know. You work with us. >> Okay, please. Can I just get in the car? I have to really use the bathroom. Please. I'm begging you. Okay. Can I get in the It's in there. I might. >> Do you have anything in your pockets right now? >> No. Can I just get in the car cuz I really have to use the bathroom. You're making me tight. Just wait one sec. >> Okay. >> You got yourself worked up. You're going to want to go to the bathroom more. >> I know. Just stay still, please. Come on. >> Do it over here in front of the camera. >> You're good. But I usually always put them in front of the car. All right, we have this camera and that camera in case >> just have to do it. >> I know for precaution. >> Just hold on for a second. >> Can I please sit in the car? I feel like you have to go to the bathroom. I'm begging you. Just wait one second. >> Okay. I'm like literally peeing myself cuz you're making me nervous. >> Don't make me nervous. We're taking you home. >> Okay. I know you're just making me nervous. I know. You stole, right? >> I know. I'm sorry. >> There's cameras everywhere. It's one of the richest malls in America. >> I know. I don't even know why I did that. >> Stupid, stupid, stupid. >> New Jersey. >> She tried to make it seem like it was just an accidental theft or a stupid mistake, but in reality, the theft was completely intentional and clearly not her first time. The evidence inside her car proved everything. >> With this part, >> just my purse. >> You have receipts for this stuff? >> No. >> Where did it come from? Come down here, >> Nordstrom. >> So, I'm going to go ahead and assume that you still have some >> I did. I'm sorry. Yes. >> Okay. So, why are we playing games? Cuz I'm going to check the cameras. The longer this takes. >> Okay. This is it. That's it. Yeah. >> How much stuff did you get from? This This whole bag is from Nor. >> That's it. Yes, that's it. >> What' you drop off in your car when you came back out to it? >> That's it. the bat. Actually came out to get my water to be honest with you. >> Came out to get your water? >> Yeah. >> Have you ever been arrested for swimming? >> No. Never. Never. >> Never once. >> No. >> Traffic ticket? >> Never. >> Never once. >> Never. >> Pretty good. Why are we starting there? >> I don't know. I just I stupid. I don't even know. Honestly, I have no freaking clue why. >> All right. So, how many stores did you go into? >> Just Nordstrom. >> Nordstrom and Majority. The only ones you >> Well, I walked around, you know, but that's it. >> Okay. Mind you, >> yeah, >> there are cameras everywhere. We were waiting for you for the second majority called us, right? >> I know. >> So, I'm not going to find you going into any other stores. >> Okay. >> No, no. I when I walked around, I was in like, you know, just looking around. That's truffle popcorn that I was going to return. That's Yeah, that's all Christmas stuff that I'm going to >> from. I don't know. From Williams and Soma. Yeah, probably. Williams and Sonoma. Yeah. >> From the mall here. >> Yeah. >> So, you sold >> That is not No, that is mine. >> You should have a receipt then. Correct. have a repeat on me. >> So then >> you can just say it was stolen. I don't know. I don't know what to tell you. I'm not going to argue with you. Okay. >> I'm not trying. I'm trying. >> I know. I'm not I'm not trying to I know, but I'm not trying to argue with you, sir. I'm just You know. >> So now how much are the rest? How where is there anything else that's stolen in the look? >> No, I swear you can look. I swear to God. No, no, you can. Please do. >> There's no more stolen stuff. Probably the only truthful thing she said all day. Officers quickly recognized the empty bags and storage setup as signs of organized retail theft while she kept making excuses to mislead them. >> That's all my grocery bags. That's it. That's all my grocery bags. And that's just crap to donate. That's it. You can look in there. You can open that. That's all stuff to donate. They're all They're all They're all old things to donate, just so you know. And the same with that bag over there. That's all donations. There's like Christmas cards. There's old, you know, that's all stuff that's going to be donated. Is that >> it all lying around? >> Yeah. >> Huh? It's all old stuff. I like Yeah. >> All right. Um, what's in there, J? Christmas cards and Christmas ornaments. >> It's all stuff. >> No, no, it's all over. >> This is from like 20 years ago. It's all stuff >> that stuff from 20 years ago. >> Yeah, it is. I'm telling you. It's >> while we go through some of this stuff, J. Do you think it's back to the jewelry? Take a picture of it. Give them the property back in the store. >> Um, I'm going to separate it here first. You want to run that back? Just take a picture of it and then give them the property back. >> Can I sit down? >> We'll go for that. Sure. You sit down in the back of the car. Thank you. Finally, the woman was charged with shoplifting and possession of stolen goods. Trying to lie and manipulate the situation only made the evidence against her even stronger. Once trust is lost, every excuse starts sounding like another cover up. Next, the woman arrogantly continued lying even after the evidence had already exposed the truth. >> No, I DON'T HAVE ANYTHING. NO, I'M NOT PUTTING MY HANDS BEHIND MY BACK. DON'T TOUCH ME. On the 30th of June 2024, police confronted a woman after receiving reports that a shoplifting suspect had fled from Dollar General. The situation immediately turned tense as she refused to cooperate even after officers warned her with a taser. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> You came all the way up here. >> Put your behind. >> No, I don't have anything. >> Put your hands behind your back now or >> No, I'm not putting my hands behind my back. >> Hands behind your back now. Tase you. No. No, >> I don't have anything. Hey, put your hands behind your back or I'm going to tase you. >> No. Say that again. >> What you want? >> Listen, you're being detained right now. >> Being detained for what? >> Because you just came from Dollar General. >> No, I I No, sir. I can't I just came from Dollar General and I was returning something. >> I said >> I was returning this, sir. >> I said put your hand behind your back. >> I'm not putting my hand behind my back. >> If you resist, you're going to get another charge. >> No, don't touch me. Do not touch me. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. One more time. >> Don't stop. Okay, go to that HOUSE RIGHT NOW. >> I DID NOT COME FROM NO DOLLAR GENERAL. >> OKAY, I DIDN'T COME. >> NO, I DIDN'T COME FROM DOLLAR GENERAL. >> NO, I DIDN'T. >> YOU just said you didn't. >> I JUST WALKED DOWN THE STREET. I DIDN'T come from Dollar General. >> I'm going to tell you again. >> Camera show. >> No, I don't have nothing. I don't have nothing. No, I don't have nothing. Don't walk up on me. >> I'm going to tell you again. >> The woman continuously spun her keys like a potential weapon, and her uncooperative behavior quickly forced officers to take action in order to bring the situation to an end. Now, I'm not putting MY HANDS BEHIND MY BACK. DON'T TOUCH ME. DON'T TOUCH ME. COME HERE. >> DON'T TOUCH ME. >> Don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. >> Resist. >> Don't touch me. >> Resist. >> Don't touch me. >> Resist. >> DON'T TOUCH ME. I DON'T HAVE ANYTHING. DO NOT EXCUSE ME. >> RESIST. >> Excuse me, sir. >> Do not resist. >> All right, guys. I don't have anything. >> Thank you. >> Excuse me. I have one. >> Excuse me. You can make this a lot easier. >> I don't have anything. No, I didn't just tell him that. Hey, excuse me. Excuse me. Don't knock on the door. Excuse me. >> Like I said, >> excuse me, sir. Can you knock on the door? Here. Don't knock on the door. Excuse me. Can you knock on the door right there? >> Let go. >> Excuse me. >> Let go. >> No. >> Let go. Hear knock on the door. No. Hear knock on the door right now. >> I don't have >> The tension showed no signs of easing as she even claimed she was being arrested for no reason and insisted the officer was not a real cop. >> Nothing. >> Go ahead and go inside. >> Excuse me. Can you go get that man from right there? >> Ma'am. Listen. >> No, I don't have nothing. I don't have nothing. >> Listen, you can You're making it harder. >> Excuse me. >> Nobody's going to HELP YOU. >> CAN YOU GO DOWN THE STREET AND GET THAT MAN? I DON'T HAVE NOTHING. DON'T TOUCH ME. DON'T TOUCH ME. >> NO. DON'T touch me. Don't touch me. No. No. NO. NO. CALL THE REAL POLICE. NOPE. >> Go ahead. >> No. No. No. Maybe. >> No. CALL THE REAL POLICE. NO. CALL THE POLICE. NO. NO. NO. NO. NO. NO. making it harder on yourself. >> I don't have nothing. I don't have nothing. >> Listen, you just said they >> I don't have No, I didn't come from the Dollar General. >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET MORE CHARGES. >> NO, I DIDN'T COME FROM NO DOLLAR GENERAL. NO, NO, NO. CALL THE REAL POLICE. I STAY RIGHT THERE. I didn't do nothing. I didn't COME FROM NO DOLLAR GENERAL. BYE. >> GO INSIDE. >> NO, NO, NO. >> Go inside. I'm asking you nicely. Go inside. >> I didn't come from DOLLAR GENERAL. I WAS JUST WALKING DOWN THE STREET. NO. EXCUSE ME. >> OKAY. >> Can you call the real police? >> I'm asking you to go inside. >> CAN YOU CALL THE REAL POLICE? >> I'M ASKING YOU TO GO. >> CALL THE REAL POLICE. >> I'm asking you to go inside >> very nicely. >> No, don't touch me. Don't touch me. >> I'm asking you. >> I don't have anything. Don't touch me. >> I'm asking you real nicely TO GO INSIDE, >> OKAY? >> She kept repeating, "I have nothing." But it almost sounded like she had renamed the stolen items nothing because moments later, officers discovered everything inside her bag. Heat. Heat. Sir, I didn't steal nothing from no dollar store. I was walking down the street. I didn't go to the dollar store. >> All right. So, I already confirmed anyways that you were at the store even though you lied to me. >> Okay. I wasn't at the store. You can let me go. I was right I was right over there. I was not at the store. >> You were inside the store and THEY CONFIRMED. >> NO, I WASN'T in the store. I wasn't in the store. >> What's your first name? >> Beverly Williams. You can let me out. I don't have nothing. Beverly Williams. >> Yeah. >> You got a men initial. >> Hey. >> Okay. What's your date of birth? >> 43088. I'll stay right there. You can let me go. I didn't go to no dollar store. >> 430. >> 43088. >> Okay. What's your phone number? >> Why? Tell him to come and get me out of here >> again. 201. >> I don't have nothing. >> Well, you keep lying. I asked you if you went in the store. You said no. >> No, I didn't go in the store. You were in the camera in the store? >> No, no, I didn't go in the store and sir. >> You or in on the camera inside the store? >> No, I didn't go in the store. >> Okay. >> In the end, the woman was charged with resisting arrest and shoplifting, refusing to cooperate, and constantly lying only turned a minor shoplifting stop into a far more serious criminal situation. Next, this woman ended up stealing in a way that nearly put her behind bars, just like her own son. My son got in trouble and he went to jail and I was needing money for him. So, I had a dream last night. Just had that feeling today. >> On the 20th of March 2026, officers were dispatched to a 7-Eleven after reports surfaced of a theft worth over $800. What made the case even more shocking was that the suspect turned out to be one of the store's own cashiers. Listen to the manager's statement to uncover how the scheme unfolded. We're above the felony amount already. >> So, we're still looking and I think it will be a lot more than >> she doesn't know at all. >> How did you first find out about this? >> So, uh we were actually looking at some lottery shortage from yesterday. Um and was actually going into it. She pulled up some transaction where uh we seeing some void line on the in the transaction and I raises a flag. >> White line. What do you mean by that? void line. So basically when you're bringing up a transaction, you have multiple items and then you see something doesn't need to be there voided. We came across multiple of those under one employee specifically. Her name is Edna. >> Edna. >> We were reviewing the void in um and then we went to map it with the cameras and see what happened why she void it. >> So this white line is essentially a refund or removing. >> It's basically it's type of refund. It's not technically refund, but it's basically bringing up all the items that customers are bringing in. Uh, and then before she gives them the total first and then before the uh she castes out the transaction, she takes some of the item off the list. So, making the total go lower than what is supposed to be. >> So, she was accused of manipulating customer transactions to steal matching amounts of money. But the bigger mystery was where all of that cash had actually been going afterward. >> Taking the cash. >> Okay. So, is she only taking cash? >> She's pretty much taking cash. She's doing >> Is she somehow getting money from the debit cards as well or is she only taking cash? >> She's She's not taking She's loading money on her card basically. So, >> what do you mean? Her debit. >> Okay. >> Prepaid card. Any cards. She has like multiple level of >> So, what she does, she pulls up a app on her phone. >> Mhm. And then she scans barcode on the card because we do load cards here. And then she punches in X amount, $40, $100, $20, just random numbers >> she's kept up. >> And then she says loading money, which to finish that transaction, the customer has to pay the money cash >> to put it in the drawer. >> Oh, okay. >> There is no cash coming in. >> Right. Then she completes the transaction. So the money goes on her card. But because she waited all the transactions earlier, the money was in the drawer from stealing. Basically, she's stealing the cash or putting money on the >> she's keeping track of it. How much cash is coming in and then before she goes home or whatever, she's loading that the card with the with the same value of cash, but everything looks like it's okay. >> Yeah. Until we do our audit, there be thousands of shortened. So, so already though, you've tracked it's about $800. >> Based on the statements they gathered, the officer began forming conclusions about the scheme and discussed what steps would likely be taken to move the investigation forward. >> So, I'm thinking I'm thinking with the the method that she's doing over time, it would be scheming to the fraud, which would be a felony, right? >> The reason I'm ask I'm definitely not by the way. >> Are you Cory's kid or No, there's different different >> You say no C. >> If if we caught her grabbing something physical, we got that front out. back the currency, back the money, you know, and but this we're just going to have to prove, you know, maybe maybe luckily if you interview her and she confesses, she's like, "Look, we tell her we got you. It's on video." And she gives you an account of everything she's done and then she gives you all the information on her phone and maybe take the phone for evidence. I mean, it could >> I'll be able to take her today unless she admits it to me right here to prove it. We're going to need her to give us the account numbers, bank information, card information, all of that. Are you short any money though? >> The money doesn't come true. customers are the ones that are being ripped off. >> No, we are the inventory instead of being inventory. >> I would say it's a good >> out the door, fire her, right? >> Yeah, that's probably in your mind already. >> That was that was going to be one of the questions you would like to prosecute. Right. Oh, yeah. Okay. >> Shortly afterward, officers approached the woman and just as the manager had claimed, she had no idea the scheme had already been uncovered, leaving her completely unprepared for what was about to happen. >> Talk to you real quick. Want to step over this side? Do you got an ID on you by chance or no? >> Yeah. >> Oh, you can just tell me. It's okay. First name's Edna. >> Yeah. >> Is that short for anything? And that's just it. >> Just it. >> All right. Edna, just got to read you some. All right. So, Edna, pretty serious accusation going on right now. Um, that you are basically scheming to defraud the 7-Eleven. Okay. It's been caught on video. There's been transaction records of you going through the register. white lining items and then putting the money back onto a card. Okay. >> I've done a few things. >> What do you mean? You've done a few things. >> Yeah. >> Can we talk somewhere a little less loud here? Follow me. Do you want to step outside and talk about it? Would that be better? Yeah. >> That's okay. She's just grabbing her cigarettes and then we're going to talk outside. The woman openly admitted to what she had done without showing much remorse at first. And moments later, she revealed the reason she claimed pushed her into committing the theft. >> I just my son got in trouble and he went to jail and I was needing money for him. So, I've done a few dishonest things there that I knew better than you do just to try to help him get caught up in that. I truthfully was going to pay it back and talk to Ashley cuz they are good people. I usually don't do nothing like that. So, >> I get you, but this has been going on a long time. I got $800 that's accounted for already and they said there's probably more. That's a lot of money. >> I just recently started. >> When did you start? >> I think it's been within the last month, 2 months. I think he got in trouble. Was a couple months ago when he got in trouble. >> So, you've been doing it for about two months, you said. >> A little bit here and a little bit there. And I pray and feel bad about it. So, do you have any idea how much you've taken so far? >> To be honest, >> cuz I know you're keeping track of it cuz it's got to make sense on their books. It took him a while to catch you because there's no missing cash. You're doing it the smart way. I'm going to be honest. But >> it was just the cash app check cuz that's what I used to put on his books. I want to save. >> So, use the cash app. So, you're putting that money onto a cash app card. It looks like there's multiple different transactions on different account numbers, like different cards. I've only got the one card. I've only done it to the one card. >> So, it's a cash app card that you're using and you've been doing it like you said only two months or has it been longer? >> It's just been when he got in trouble cuz I was trying to get a lawyer. >> I get you. Cars are expensive. I got you. >> So, under the pressure of having a son behind bars, she chose a path that could ultimately send her to jail as well. It seemed like only after being arrested did she finally begin to show any real remorse. Every time I had a dream last night. >> Yeah. >> Just had that feeling today on God. I was sorry I wouldn't do it no more. >> So, you were planning to pay it all back. >> Well, how are you going to do that if you just kept doing it? >> Truthfully, I just got him straightened up and then I was going to go talk to Ashley, not quite tell her what I done, but I didn't know exactly how I was going to do that. Like I said, she has been good to me all over. I do have a conscience. I'm not a bad person. I just But I knew better. >> And you don't know how much you've taken so far? >> So I want to say it's been close to a,000 cuz the water is 800. For sure. Exactly. >> Sure. But close to $1,000. >> Yeah. Okay. So, we're on the same page. You're just doing the money transfer, right? Where you know. >> Yeah. So basically it's like someone gives you cash and then you're exchanging the cash for credit onto a card. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Not bad. >> Something like that. >> Something similar. Yeah. >> Even gave me the ideal cuz the customers tipped really good and I had one that tipped me >> $40 and I mistakenly put 60 in there and then that kind of gave me the idea of I guess gave me the mastermind of that which like I said I know better. She was charged with scheme to defraud obtaining property less than $20,000. When life becomes difficult, choosing dishonest ways to solve problems only makes things worse because one selfish decision can end up destroying your own future as well. Next, the man was tased due to his own actions. >> Give me your hand. Give your hand. Get on your stomach. >> You ready? >> Yeah. >> All right. I'm going to do it on three. Okay. >> All right. >> One. On the 25th of April 2025, police received a report of a fleeing suspect following a theft at Walmart and shortly after a pursuit took place. This was what unfolded at that time. Give me your hand. Give me your hand. Get on your stomach. Give me your other hand now. Don't you resist me. You here? >> We're 1026. >> 26. >> Don't you be reaching for nothing. >> Get on your side. You got anything on you I need to know about? >> All right, my man. >> You okay? >> Are you hurt? >> He had some blood on his hand. Probably from hopping in the fan. >> Yeah, I had to hop barb wire. >> 1037 on East 1037. >> What you listening to? >> Someone get a probe removal tool, please. >> Okay. >> What are you reaching for? What's in your pocket? >> Got it. >> Before helping the man up, officers conducted a search of his person while he showed no visible sign of remorse or guilt throughout the encounter. I've asked you several times. You haven't given me a firm answer. Are you hurt? No. >> Okay. Just a little tired. >> I can sit you up. All right. I've got someone going to get a tool. Don't you be reaching. I'm not. >> You are. When your fingers go for something, that's called reaching. >> I was just Anyway, soon as they get over here with the tool, we'll get these taser prongs out of you. Okay. Hey David, you got a taser tool to get the prongs out? >> Police had to deploy a taser to apprehend the man as he had been fleeing with clear determination. His injuries reflected the intensity of the chase, offering some understanding of what he had gone through. >> What's up? >> So you all >> Yeah, he went over barbwire fence like twice. >> Left hand boss commitment, dude. >> Couldn't get rid of the dope either, huh? was just about to go for that hand. >> Put that in your hand. >> The red wrapper. I thought it was the blood. I'm not going to lie. >> Hold on. Stop. >> I appreciate that. >> I have things I could say, but for the sake of everything right now, I'm not going to. Thank you. Shortly afterward, the man received medical assistance while a Walmart representative called in at the same time, which would also contribute to the store's final decisions. >> All right. Here, listen up, my man. This is a representative of Walmart on the other end of the line. Okay? She's the reason her reporting all this activity is why we're out here today. Her name is Beth. She has something she needs to tell you with regards to Walmart. Just listen. >> Go ahead, babe. >> My name is Beth. I just want to let you car yours >> whole complex. >> All right, go ahead and face the car again. >> Perfect. As soon as you close the trunk, we'll get that stuff out. >> I was going to swing back after we got stunn. >> Well, you know what would help? Yeah, you have more room. >> Sorry. >> You're good. >> There's a couple coins there, too. >> And uh >> there's a uh his paper to make sure there's nothing in it. >> Immediately after, an officer was sent to Walmart's loss prevention office to gather additional evidence, suggesting that this was not the man's first offense. Yeah, he only has two shopliftings. What are you needing it for? >> So, it's two theft by shoplifting, theft by deception, possession of a schedule um and obstruction >> for the fentanyl. Yeah, he the games that he stole from Walmart, he took to GameStop and sold them. >> That too. Yeah, that's on there. >> Just looking at me. I'm back there. I'm like, "Oh, that's him. That's him. That's him." Uh, Bill Pip 21. No, 19. Yeah, that's him. And he looking dead at me. I'm like, "Fuck." He go He didn't know. >> Yeah, he was. He ran from us and we got tased for it. So >> dumb game prizes. >> So I'm going to look back. I don't have it yet, but I'm going to look back cuz you said that he sold some sold on the 21st. So then that would make it a felony, right? If it's three, >> he has to be Well, >> Cook said if it was three days, >> it has to be shoplifting. Well, no, today would make it the third. Yeah. >> Yeah, >> but I don't have the report for the other day yet. >> Mhm. that give us they only charge me to give us a bad >> the suspect was charged with shoplifting, retail theft, repeat theft offenses, possession of a schedule 2 controlled substance, obstruction of law enforcement. Once a suspect chooses to flee and resist arrest, the situation escalates quickly and every additional action only increases the severity of the charges. What may start as a minor theft can turn into felony level prosecution when it is repeated, combined, and compounded by obstruction. Next, let's shift the mood from the chaos. >> You want to be under arrest? Hey, go ahead. >> All right, let's go. Turn around. >> Go ahead. Go ahead. Turn around. Go ahead. I'M DUMB. YOU'RE DUMB. >> OKAY. WELL, you're going to jail. >> Okay. Go ahead. >> On the 6th of January, 2026, officers received a call from a restaurant reporting a woman causing a major disturbance. Despite being asked to leave multiple times, she returned just minutes later. When police arrived at the scene, the tension still remained completely out of control. Uh-uh. Let's go. >> Uh-uh. Let's go. I already told you that you had to leave. Get out. >> I understand. Out. >> Get out. I already asked you nicely. I already offered you a ride. Get out. >> Watch me. >> Oh, I don't That's fine. Get out. >> Don't touch me. >> Get out. I'm sorry. >> Don't touch me. Don't touch me. >> I already dealt with you once. I already asked you nicely. I offered you a ride. >> It's not that. >> It's not that. Look at everybody that they sat there offered. Get out. >> It's It's outside. Stop touching me. >> Get out. Push me again and you're going to be arrested. Get out. Stop touching me. Call somebody. Call somebody cuz they know my name. Call them. >> Call them. Don't touch me. I'm telling you right now. I'm telling I'm telling you right now to get out. >> I'm telling you to call somebody. Call somebody. >> You want to be under arrest? >> Hey, go ahead. >> All right, let's go. >> The woman spoke calmly and softly, but every word challenged the officers, showing she had no intention of cooperating. After repeated warnings, police finally took action. Turn. >> Go hide. What? >> Turn around. >> I'm not doing it. It's like you >> turn around and stop. >> I have my arms right here. You talking about Stop. No. I have my arms right here. >> We're not doing this. Stop. I have my arms right here. I HAVE MY ARMS RIGHT HERE. >> GET DOWN. >> Turn around. >> Go ahead. >> Roll over. >> Go ahead. >> Turn around. >> Go. Go. >> Acting like a child. >> All I did was ask you to leave. That's all you had TO DO. >> I SAID I said I said the same exact thing that you wanted me to say. So go ahead. You're going to be very upset. We have a lot of school in the morning. >> That's it. Everything turned completely chaotic. Even though she had previously been given an easy chance to leave. But even after being handcuffed, she still refused to stop causing problems. >> 33. I'm going to have one arrest you for trespassing and obstructing. >> It wasn't even ahead. Go ahead. Ask them when they ask. >> Stop acting like a child. >> Ask them. Ask them when they ask you. Ask them. You're going to be >> I told you not to come back in here. >> NO, I DID NOT COME BACK IN HERE. >> I TOLD YOU NOT to come back in here. >> I never left. >> You did leave cuz we walked you out. >> We literally walked you out. >> You're dumb. You're dumb. >> Okay. Well, you're going to jail. >> No. Okay, go ahead. >> I know. We're going. >> We're not calling. >> I literally offered you a ride and then said you wanted to be acting like a child. TOO LATE FOR THAT. A child. TOO LATE FOR THAT. STOP rolling around. >> YOU NEVER LEFT. YEAH, I >> You never left. THAT'S CALLED TRESPASSING. >> OKAY, BUT THEY never even told me I had to leave. >> I told you multiple TIMES. >> ASK HER. ASK HER. ASK HER. ASK HER. ASK HER. Say yes. Yes. >> Do you have a >> You got her. >> I hope you're happy because >> Shortly after, the woman's humiliating escort began. And of course, she did not make it easy for the officers at all. >> Then it's going in the trash if it's not yours. >> Stop. >> STOP. STOP. I'M TELLING YOU TO STOP. WALK TO THE CAR. >> Walk to the car. >> To the car. >> WALK TO THE CAR. >> PLEASE. I'M GOING. SOUNDS LIKE I'M TELLING YOU. But I'm telling you where I'm telling you to STOP my car. But she does not. No. No. YOU'REING OFF. You'reing off. >> Okay. Wait. Up. LOOK IN THE BAG. I DON'T HAVE NOTHING. LOOK. LOOK. LOOK. That's not There's nothing more. >> That's nothing more. >> Hold on. Hold on. Yeah, I know. I'M VIOLENT. >> I KNOW. BUT LOOK, LOOK, LOOK, LOOK, LOOK. IT'S NOTHING BUT I KNOW. I KNOW I'M NOT. I'M NOT. I'M I'LL let you guys do whatever you want. Take me to the truck. IT'S >> I KNOW. >> THE woman completely believed she was the victim in the situation. And even getting into the patrol car to head to the police station was something she absolutely refused to cooperate with. >> Real quick, get in the car. I can't. I can't. No way. >> You got to get in the car. The only way out of this is >> Get in the car. >> That's That's the only way. >> How many she say this tonight? >> I'm going to push her. And if not, >> get in the car. >> And she already knows that she's going to >> Okay. >> Can you hurt her? Can you hurt her? >> Listen to me. >> Listen to me. >> Okay. Let me tell the camera. I don't play. >> I don't want nothing to do with I don't want I don't I don't >> Hey, listen. I'm going to put your seat belt on. Okay. What I want you to do is lean back and look away. >> I don't want nothing to do with her. That's Please, please, please, please, please. And there's 5050. >> I'm sorry. I can't find the >> I know. I'm It's Keep your foot in the car on the uh right of me. >> Keep your foot in the car. >> I know. I know. I know. I know. I It's right here. It's right here by my hand. I'm sorry. >> You're okay. I'm just trying to find >> I know. I know. >> She was formerally charged with battery, criminal trespass to real property, and resisting or obstructing a peace officer. Refusing to cooperate in escalating resistance only turned a minor removal into serious legal consequences. 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, >> okay? Cuz I didn't even leave this. I wasn't leaving the story, but actually I came. >> Well, they got like three other cases from in October. They literally just identified her. >> On the 29th of December 2025, police were dispatched to a retail store after receiving a report of a theft committed by a woman. Yet, her expression made her appear completely innocent. This was what unfolded next. What? >> Yep. Let's go back to the office and we'll talk about it. What's your last name? >> Wait, I'm sorry. Did you say my arrest? >> Yes. >> Okay. Cuz I didn't even leave this. I wasn't leaving the story, but actually I >> It's not about this. >> Okay. Okay. >> It's about something else. >> Okay. I was very confused by that. >> Okay. >> So, you have nothing with your name on it. No ID? >> Uh, you can look through my purse, but I don't have like my actual bag with me that I usually carry. >> What's your last name? >> Yourself? >> Just wait here with her for just one minute. I may go out and take another look at this. >> I I can take this. >> I I'll handle it. No. >> Okay. >> I have a picture. >> Yeah. Do you have it? >> Maryland. >> I have a Rhode Island license. So, it's >> I don't have it copy. Uh yeah, actually if if I give you my license number, they should be able to get the copy of it. >> The copy is fine as long as it's got a picture of you. And >> she smiled when told she was under arrest, raising suspicion that this was not her first theft, and she even dragged out the process of providing identification to the police. >> What was your first name again? >> This is my military ID, actually. >> That's fine, too. I've actually met three or this week. No, I don't because I don't even know what it's a military ID, so the picture in the back, I guess, really doesn't matter. >> It's got your date of birth on it. >> Date of birth and your uh >> Oh, no, it doesn't. >> Do I number? >> Yeah, it has that. >> It's old. It's expired. Like I said, just a picture ID that I just unc >> Yeah, I have a Rhode Island license. I gave him my license number. >> Do you have your >> No, I I literally just drove back here. Um I I just drove here to I got here on Christmas day >> from where? >> From Rhode Island. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, uh just sit tight here with these officers on >> Came close. >> Do you have that picture of that license? >> I It was my military ID. >> Can I see that again? >> Oh, yeah. Her expression showed clear strain as she forced herself to speak cheerfully with the police. While in reality, she trembled and revealed her fear. The officers suspected she had some intention. So, they decided to act preemptively. >> All right, miss. If you would just set your phone down. >> Oh, can I just call my boyfriend real quick? He's in the store. >> We can do that after we get in the car. >> He's in the store. >> Okay. >> So, I just want to let him know that I'm okay. >> We'll let him know. Okay. >> Right now, we're just going to put you in handcuffs. Okay. Okay. And your last name is Your last name is >> My last name was >> I have a say until he talks to you. >> We're going to go out to my car. Okay. >> Back over here by the restrooms. Uh, there's an office going. >> Okay. >> Okay. Nope. >> I just want to let him know what I did for yet. >> Can I We're going to go to my office. >> Tell him what I didn't pay for. >> Yeah, you can walk and talk. >> Oh, you have anything on me for >> I haven't yet. So, yeah. >> Anything in your pockets or anything? >> No, I didn't steal anything stupid. >> I did not steal anything. You can check my pockets if you want to. I did not steal anything. those two clinics ago. >> Just walk over yet. >> She was then escorted outside and her next words only deepened suspicion that she had faced police before for similar behavior as she seemed aware of the price threshold that would lead to charges. >> I can promise I not $200 worth of items. >> We'll talk about it. >> We're going to go right here to this door of this vehicle right here. Okay. Just face my vehicle. Okay. Do you have anything on you that's going to poke me and hurt me? >> Uh, I don't know what's in my pockets. I hope not. >> Do you use any drugs? >> Not at the moment, but yeah. >> Glenn coming out the front door. >> And this actually is my boyfriend. That's why I was trying to find him in the store. As you can see, it's a men's and it's giant. So, that's in Yeah. Well, those are my prescriptions. That's my medicine. Okay. >> Oh, I just put some I just took them out of the bottle cuz I'm traveling. So, I took what I needed for today. >> Do you have pockets? >> Uh, I have backpacks. No, I don't think so. >> Okay. >> She kept talking non-stop as if trying to defend herself before the police even brought anything up. And everything became clearer when officers noticed issues with her identification. >> All right. All right. So, she already lied to us about her name. She said it was Russo, but then said it used to be >> she she is correct on that. Technically, she showed us a military ID. She It does have a last name. >> I have a picture of it as well. >> Um, but >> military ID you guys sit here. >> Yes, I can. >> I will do that. Do you want me to review this >> and then handle that inside? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah, we'll do it. >> All right. I'm going to read this real quick. >> Yes. I'm going shut this. >> Well, how much work do you want to do? >> I'll do it. >> How many other ones? Well, they got like three other cases from >> in October. They literally just identified her. >> Yeah. I'm reading this one and it says that they're familiar with her. >> Huh. >> That I'm reading here that they're familiar with her. >> Yeah. >> She's known. >> Yeah. East Poria ended up identifying her. So then now they got these other cases. >> Gotcha. Okay. >> So they got ones from over in East Poria or No. >> Oh, they just identified her from Okay. Yeah. >> Um, >> so Britney's waiting in the office if you want to go in there and >> Okay. >> Yeah, I'll go. Uh, >> you go sitting for a second. >> I'll go talk full. Um, >> the woman was ultimately charged with retail theft exceeding $700 along with multiple prior related offenses. Repeated theft and dishonesty only build a pattern that makes consequences more severe over time. Trying to manipulate the situation or hide identity will not prevent the truth from surfacing. Accountability early on is the only way to avoid escalating legal trouble. Next, these women had nothing but guilt. >> Units be advised the other female with the cream shirt uh who does not have charges >> in my bag. There's um Yes, sir. There's a one 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? >> So, yeah, that's her. So, yeah. Light-skinned female uh looks like she has a black wig or black and blonde wig. She's wearing a camo style jacket, white shirt, blue jean shorts, and white or cream colored Van looking shoes. She probably if you let her 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 that. That thing is flat as hell. She just want >> 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. The other standby over there. She putting 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 what 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 think she was acting as a lookout. >> Yeah, honestly, that's my favorite. >> Okay, so there she is. She has another card. It looks like >> that's the book right there. >> Um, >> yeah. See right there? >> Be a little bit more discreet. Why don't you >> Only reason I noticed her cuz she came in here looking around cuz she looked scared when she first started. I would have left her alone. 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. Wake up. >> All the actions had become clear. The moment the suspect stepped outside, the police had a surprise waiting for them. Heat. Heat. I'm going to have to go to customer service and get this one up. Okay. >> Cuz they listed a few things. >> And then I'll let y'all check that before I take up. Sorry. I mean, I >> 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 scan. >> Skip scan. She She wouldn't even skip scan. had a price tag for something else. So, she was holding on to every single item that she was scanning, >> which I 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 with it. So, they told her to do it because it's my >> Whose bag is that? >> Jennifer Rene, Georgia. >> Sorry. Sorry. >> Howdy. >> 27 059 >> 735. >> I'm sorry. >> Who's Jeffrey? >> Me. >> Yeah. >> What kind of car are they in? So I can let them know what's wrong. We can give him this book bag and all that stuff. I don't know >> what color is it. >> Silver. >> Can we head over 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. >> So, your friends made a stupid mistake. They're both going to jail. Okay. >> Both of them? >> Yeah. >> Oh my god. >> They're going to jail for shoplifting. 32. >> Just want to give you a heads up on that. They're in there still in merchandise and skip scan and stuff. >> 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 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 and 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 uh 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 because her girlfriend, met her a couple years ago, lived here 2 years. Jen I've known I guess I've gone on four years now. She >> My baby. >> My baby. >> It's your baby. >> Yeah, it's my 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 they No, I know Jen's a car, but that's it. But she's a corporation, so I don't think she's >> Well, you'd be surprised. >> Yeah. Um, >> why? >> 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? >> 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? >> Cuz you were in the driver's seat. >> Yeah, because because I was saying the car was over. I mean, I might attorney come back out. >> All right, fair enough. So, you would know if there would be anything in the car, right? So far, do you know if she smokes in the car, does any type of be? Have you been with her when she's not in the car? >> I have her with me everywhere, you know, wherever I go. And she's never aiming her cigarettes. So >> Kila want to aim Mossman. Can you step outside? >> So this this is the brunette's car. That's what you're >> the blind. >> The blind. 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. You're 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. All right. >> There is. And I'm sorry. >> Okay. >> Wait. >> Where's Where's >> um in my bag? >> There's some Yes, sir. There's a >> in one of my bag. You'll see a few of them up front that they're 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. Nothing. 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 top bottles to >> Yeah. What this is now about to ask me. I don't know. I wouldn't 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. Next, this woman only made her situation worse. >> GOING DOWN. ON THE 16TH OF JULY 2024, the police were dispatched to a retail store after receiving a report of a theft. The suspect was a woman who attempted to conceal a bottle of liquor in her pants and fled. This was what happened next. >> Hey, stop. >> Come here. Come here. No. Come here, ma'am. We're not playing this game. Come here. >> What? >> 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 dick in my pants. >> Okay. Do >> 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 dicks 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. >> 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 >> 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 this 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 going. >> Pull away again. You're going to go in handcuffs. >> [ __ ] you. Putting you grabbed me. >> I understand that. >> Hello. Where you at? >> The woman denied every accusation the police made. And of course, there would have been nothing more to say if her actions immediately afterward had not started a completely different story. How am I not listening? I'm walking to the going down. You got to go. >> No. >> You're going to get tag. >> OKAY. >> STOP. STOP. SHARK. SHARK. >> I GOT ONE ARM. >> SHARK. >> EASY. >> LET GO. LET GO. >> WE'RE NOT LETTING GO. >> SHARK. HELP. >> YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. >> You got that cup. All right. All right, >> bro. Let me go. >> Huh? >> Licris. >> Gotcha. >> Let go. >> Amid the chaos she caused, the bottle of liquor hidden in her pants shattered. And that admitted everything. And it also affected her condition, forcing the officers to be cautious with every next move. >> Yes, sir. >> I'm going to roll you onto your left hip. We're going to sit you up on your butt. From that point, we're going to pick a knee, stand up from there. Now, you do anything. I'm not. >> That is not what I ask. >> You're going to catch additional charges. Do you understand? >> Yes, sir. >> Do you understand? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. I'm just making sure that we're on the same page. Roll to your left. >> Sit up on your butt. Good. Yeah. You got some You got some pretty good cuts. >> You good? >> Yeah. >> All right. Glass everywhere. She got a good bit of cuts in her leg. So, >> did you hear what I said or I didn't hear said about the squad now? >> Yeah, they're coming. >> And Paul's a dispatch. >> Oh, yeah. Just advis the squad. We do have numerous cuts to the subject's right leg. She concealed a glass bottle in her pants and it broke on contact. >> Given the woman's condition, the officers immediately provided first aid, but she seemed unconcerned about it and cared more about her belongings instead. >> I don't think it turn Well, is that embedded? >> I'm serious. Please do not take off my pants. >> 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. Hold on a knife. >> I know, but don't rip your worst. >> Stop me here. >> Stop. >> I'm serious. Don't rip my pants. I could just >> We got to check the status of your engine. >> Yeah. Hey, you can just take I'm not taking your pants off right now. >> Oh, yeah. Then took off running on. I tackled her and >> shattered. >> Hey, I'm going to back your car. >> Are you trying to get out of here? >> You can. The city can pay you for some new pants. >> No, I can. >> All right. >> Yeah, we don't have an ID. >> What do you guys need? >> Well, let's see what we got. >> I can't see. >> No. Let >> squats here. >> Squats here. Let them take care of that. Um, it doesn't look like Was that actually embedded or was just sitting on top? >> No, sitting on top. >> Yeah, I I think we're solid. >> I mean, there's still for the time being John, you got extra. >> No, not yet. All right. One second. D, is there any weapons on you at all? No. I'm going to use the back of my hand. Take your hands up for me. All right. Step on into the car. I know it looks weird. hand. There you go. >> She was ultimately charged with theft and resisting arrest. Her actions showed that denying responsibility and resisting only escalated the situation, turning a minor theft into more serious charges and consequences. Worse still, the woman even believed she had the right to steal. >> The force get off of me. >> We're not. >> I'M PRANKING YOU. >> We gave you the luxury of putting three handcuffs on you. Now you're reaching. >> On the 24th of March, 2024, police approached a woman as she was leaving the store with multiple unpaid items concealed in her bag. At that moment, despite the officer's presence, she showed no surprise, as if she had already prepared herself mentally. >> Just want to let you know our body. >> They are recording. So, you have a lot of shelves going back. >> I do. Yeah. >> Because everything I was going to get section went back on the shelf. >> In your sports section. What about all makeup? >> Makeup. Makeup. >> Why don't we go inside the office and talk? >> Yeah. It just sounds video. >> Okay, let's just go in the office real quick and you know, we got to figure out >> her outward appearance only deepened suspicions that she was attempting to conceal her identity while shoplifting. And shortly after, the loss prevention staff had already obtained clear evidence of her actions. So he had he has you on video concealing merchandise in your purse. Okay, you hear me? >> And you know that being said, in the state of New Jersey, concealment is a crime that's considered shoplifting. Okay? >> So just, you know, my recommendation, if you have any mer if you believe you might have some merchandise, maybe a mistake or whatnot, I would take any of that merchandise that's not that's not paid for and turn over to loss loss prevention associate. Um, if not, he's going to continue to review the surveillance footage and, you know, show us selection and concealment. You know, then you can charge be charged with shoplifting. Okay. >> Okay. Um, >> that's it. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Ma'am, uh, we need your information. Okay. The woman showed no shame as she returned the items, believing it was nothing serious. To the point that she was shocked by what the police said next. The >> point you're not you're not free to leave. You're not free to leave. >> What do you mean? >> That's shoplifting. >> It was an accident. >> But before before we get >> before we before we get before we get into that, okay, >> we just need your pedigree information. Let's please let's just try not to make a bigger deal than what it is. Okay. >> Oh, yeah. Ma'am, I know this the information you provided. We aren are going to verify it. So, I'm just going to just give you just this warning just flat out. Just please don't lie to us. If you're found to be lying about your information, you will be charged with hindering. Okay? So, I'm just giving you the opportunity. We'll verify it, but if for some reason um you're off a letter or off a date of birth or off an age, you'll be charged with hindering. Okay. Are you still Is that >> No, I'm saying give me a second. >> Okay. Uh, just to verify, Stephanie. S T E P H A N I E. Is that correct? Is that how you spell it? >> All right. You know what? Times are under arrest. Put your stuff. >> No. Can you give me a second? >> No, you're under arrest. >> Hold on. I'm doing that for a reason. Can you give me a second? >> You're under arrest. >> No, you just as you stand up. You just said you were giving me a chance to stand up. Come on. You just gave me He just gave me a chance behind your back. >> Can I be honest with you? You just make me not. >> Stand up. Turn around. >> You just said the name. >> The woman grew visibly irritated when things did not go her way. And to prevent the situation from dragging on, the police acted decisively. But she made everything far more difficult than it needed to be. I was saying that I was told >> I'm GOING TO GIVE YOU MY >> Come on. STOP RESISTING. STOP RESISTING. >> YES, YOU ARE. LEAVE ME ALONE. >> Leave me alone. Get off me. >> Get off. >> GIVE ME YOUR HAND. >> GET OFF OF ME. GET OFF OF ME. DISABUSE. OW. OW. GIVE ME THE OTHER ONE. >> I'M TRYING TO GET OFF my two. Take your gloves off. >> Relax. Relax. >> POLICE BRUTALITY. >> RELAX. RELAX. You don't have to use excessive FORCE. GET OFF OF ME. WE'RE NOT. >> I'M PREGNANT. You >> relax. >> I'm pregnant. >> When they get you in >> I was going TO COOPERATE. YOU DIDN'T HAVE TO DO THIS. WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU GUYS? >> DOUBLE. >> What happened? >> I was going to give you a Wait a minute. I was breathing. >> I said you're under arrest. >> I was breathing. >> Triple. >> Triple. >> I was breathing. >> Are you a sergeant? >> I am. >> Okay. I was breathing. It's busy evidence FOR THE BOYS. HE'S HURTING ME. >> WE'RE GOING TO get you up in a second. >> Double locker. Double locker. >> Are you okay? >> No. >> ALL RIGHT. NO, YOU'RE NOT. >> ALL RIGHT. WE'RE going to get you up IN A SECOND. >> NO. YOU believe me here? >> No. >> Absolutely not. >> Even at that point, the woman still believed she had the authority to command the police. And even when officers tried to help her sit up, she continued to make the situation more complicated. >> You guys found us excessive force. >> YOU WERE RESISTING. NO, I WAS NOT. >> YES, YOU ARE. NO SIT. Please stop for me. CAN YOU STOP TALKING SO I CAN TALK? THAT'S THE PROBLEM. >> WE'RE TRYING to help you. Sit up. Sit up. >> OH, NOW YOU WANT TO HELP. >> NO, YOU HAVEN'T. >> Sit up. >> You asked the question. He would have to spell the name. And I was breathing. >> Whatever your name is, JUST SIT UP FOR YOURSELF. >> NO. >> Sit up. >> Goose. Goose. >> Please get off of me. Get your hands off of me. >> I am not. >> You guys, please get off of me. GET OFF OF ME. NO, I CAN'T BELIEVE NOT MAKE THIS WORK. >> YOU JUST TRUST ME. YOU SAID ME AND SAID YOU MY PROPERTY. >> NO, it's not. THAT'S MY BAG. >> I SAID GIVE US THE BAG. YOU'RE STOLEN property in there. >> NO, YOU DID NOT. YOU'RE A LIAR. >> YEAH, WE DIDN'T. >> NO, I did not. CAN YOU STOP? >> NO, IT'S COOLER HERE. PLEASE STOP. I HAVE SCISSORS. PLEASE STOP. >> LET ME SIT HERE. >> OKAY. ALL RIGHT. >> PLEASE. YOU CAN LET GO ME. >> Go to her bed. >> FOR WHAT? YOU'RE >> UNDER ARREST. SEARCH. >> FOR WHAT? FOR WHAT? >> MY HEAD IS MINE >> NOW. RESISTING ARREST. >> NO, I'M NOT. >> YOU KNOW YOU WERE JUST A GAME. >> She stubbornly insisted she had done nothing wrong, but things did not go as she believed as multiple items were soon found inside her bag. >> Stop. >> What's your first name? >> That's mine. >> First name. >> I got this. It's mine. >> What's your first name? >> That's mine. >> I've ordered stuff before. That's my stuff. Where's the receipt at? >> Can I CAN I GUESS THE ANSWER SO ignorant to the ground for what? Yes, I got >> I pulled away when I WENT TO >> NO, THAT'S my stuff. Sweet. I didn't get that from here. Hey, no, I did not. >> That's my stuff. >> When you arrest me excessively. >> Hey, check out that jewelry, too. >> What jewelry? Maybe. I don't know. >> My jewelry I'm wearing. >> Is your name too? >> You're crazy. >> That's my nickname. >> Wait, what are you giving him? That's not his. >> I was trying to agree with you guys and [ __ ] cooperate. You didn't have to wrestle me. THAT WAS EXCESSIVE FOR NO REASON. WHY DID YOU GUYS do this? >> You resisted a law. >> NO, I DID NOT. I WAS ABOUT TO SPELL EVERYTHING OUT >> FOR THIS. >> That's actually mine. >> You resisted a lawful arrest. >> Excuse me. Why? Those are my things. >> Where's the receipt? >> The only thing that belongs to them is that green tooth. >> Where's the receipt at? I don't have it from THAT STORE. I'M ON FOOT. I walked here. >> No, that's not yours. >> She kept screaming, making it clear her claims of pregnancy or seizures were lies. She knew exactly what she was doing. And at that moment, her innocence was just an act. >> I tried I tried to spell out my first name for you guys. After giving a second chance, the officer walking out the door right just walked out the door was spelling out the name of Stephanie. And I was getting ready to spell out my first name. You guys did not give me a chance. >> Okay. Instead, you want to say now you're under the arrest for this. I was not trying to hinder anything. I was not trying to do any of that. >> The stuff in the car was I'm assuming paid for. So, we'll just back it up. We'll bring that with us. >> Okay. >> We're going to bring >> You guys You guys broke my personal property cuz it ripped on you all's end. >> That's Yeah. And you should have been pulling it. >> No, because you're going to because you taking responsibility for that. So, how is that possible when I wasn't trying noises when I was about to spell my name? But he said you had to just put me in cops. >> Well, I don't think you understand. It has nothing to do with spelling your name. >> But it does. As I know as I was getting I was breathing. >> He already told you you were under arrest for the shopping. >> Okay, I understand. >> Oh my gosh. He not saying that. He said none of that. He said you're under arrest, >> but he never said you had to. He said as of right now, this is what you're under arrest for. >> No, I'm not. >> You had clearly stated to me at this point in time, you're under arrest for this. And then you can say, "Now, do you want to give me your first name?" >> That is what you said, >> ma'am. >> That's what you said. YOU DON'T LIE ABOUT THAT'S WHAT YOU SAID. >> YOU WERE UNDER ARREST. The only directions I gave you was, "Ma'am, you were under arrest. Put your hand. Stand up." >> That's not what you said. >> What are you reaching for? >> I'm scratching. >> Put your hands behind your back. We gave you the luxury of putting three handcuffs on you. Now you're reaching. >> I'm scratching. Would you like me to like house you? >> She was charged with shoplifting, resisting arrest, and trespassing. This case showed that dishonesty and defiance only made things worse. Taking responsibility early could have prevented everything from escalating out of