Let go of me. Please stop it. Please let go of me. Sir, please let it be. >> Because I didn't do nothing for me if you didn't give any information. I called y'all though. I called y'all. >> I called y'all for my safety cuz they thought we were stealing. >> Mama, don't laugh. Don't say nothing. Like just know I'm going to jail and I love you. I want you to be laugh. >> Cool. I don't care. I'm not looking behind me. >> Thieves can be anyone of any gender. But what happens when they're Karens flaunting their entitlement? The police are met with terrible attitudes and utterly ridiculous excuses. And that's exactly what the dumb shoplifterss think they're entitled to steal did in today's video. We're here to bring you eyeopening educational stories from every situation. Enjoy the video and don't forget to like and subscribe to our channel. Starting with these optimistic women, getting arrested was funny to them. >> Huh? >> Me going to jail? >> Do you guys want to press charges? >> Hell no. We was just being cool. >> I said, "Baby, I'm going to jail." >> My dumb ass. You know, >> on January 10th, 2025, officers were dispatched to a Walmart following a report of two women shoplifting. Upon arrival, both were taken into the loss prevention room, and their attitude was truly something to note. Y you lying to me. >> Yeah, you lied. Oh, >> ladies. >> No, it's not. Hi, officer. >> All right, I'm off the floor. I got a body camera. >> Yes, you do. >> Yes, ma'am. Uh, do you guys have IDs on you? >> No, I don't. >> I got a picture. He just took it. >> I thought he sent it to y'all. >> No, I can't be serious or nothing. >> Both got you know you're supposed to carry it on you. Yeah. See about that. Got the physical copy. >> Um, do you have your >> You going to jail? >> Huh? >> Me going to jail? >> I do. You guys want to press charges? >> Hell no. We was just being cool. Let her let them talk to you. >> When y'all go to search them, uh, they have our merchandise either on or under the clothes they're wearing right now. >> Yeah, sure. >> All right. >> Where is everything at? Because >> I just take it all. It's under my hoodie. >> It's in your hoodie. >> Under. >> Under under your hoodie. >> I got to face it. >> Okay, I got you. >> The woman in red clearly displayed her arrogance, seemingly unconcerned about the consequences, even asking questions as if she already knew every detail of the police arrest process. >> So, would I have to like call somebody to come get me? Cuz my car is here. >> Cuz Yeah. Oh, somebody going to have to come to come get us. Yeah, man. I don't know. Yuck. This is not >> numbers or something. So, we can call people. >> So, you'll everything you have on you will be going with you. So, >> when they release us, we'll get all of this back. >> Yeah. Yeah. I don't know why we actually paid for and all that. Where are they going? >> You're going to have to take that up with Walmart. >> Um, >> can we You have money back? >> Um, that's up to y'all if you want to. There's a couple options. Y'all kind of take the stuff with y'all or we can do a full refund. We don't hold anything over. >> Is it all this stuff? >> Let's do it. >> Let's do a full refund. >> Okay. >> Um, cuz the jail's not going to take all that. [Music] >> It's my first time. This one. talk. >> Uh yeah. So, >> no. >> I'm going to have >> y'all. >> We going to have to sit up in there until they call us. It's going to be a long booking process. >> I see videos. I know how this go. We going to be up in there for hours. >> Even though this was their first time, they seemed thrilled by the experience, treating it like a new adventure of youth. Even laughing while calling their mother. >> Mama, don't laugh. Don't say nothing. Like just as know I'm going to jail and I love you mama. Oh no. >> You told me not to do this stuff. I'm sorry mom mama if I cuss but this some set >> and I'm having a record. >> They going to take they going to take our phones too. So we can't even get on video watch. We just going to have to sit there and look at the >> They going to take the phone when we in jail. >> Okay. So >> we're going to take all your property. You're going to be searched. We're going to take all your property to the jail. You're going to be booked in, released with a citation, and you're going to be out and that you're going to get all your stuff back. Okay, >> that's how that works. >> So, we can't have >> So, when we go in to book, >> sorry. >> No, you cannot have your phone. >> No, you're not. >> I thought we pissing them off. >> What the hell? She just shook her head. >> Okay. Also, I got some like shorts on. Yeah, >> but I don't feel comfortable because I mean >> would you prefer if a female sex you guys? >> Yeah, that would be fine. >> It's not that we trying to take them off and uh >> it's a room full of dudes up here. >> Well, okay. >> Shorts you stole? >> That's what we're >> It's Yeah, it's underneath here. We tried to take them off, but it's in here. >> No, we not taking off my clothes. >> Yeah, you got underwear underneath them. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> At this point, the officers handcuffed the women, yet there was still no sign of remorse. Both continued chatting casually with each other, seemingly confident that since it was their first time, they would be released. >> Stand up for >> Don't make it so resistant. Can I have it? Put it in your savings. >> They going to make me spit my gun out. >> Yeah. >> At the jail. YouTube. >> No, this my first time. That's why this is this is this is scary. >> This is scary. >> I know. >> You can y'all can barricade us like like both. Correct. >> All right. >> Ma'am, could you also set your phone down? I ain't going to run. >> Stop. Please stop. >> I got It's not >> That card goes with that one. >> That card goes with your stuff. >> Black purse. >> Yeah, black purse. I want my mountain when I come back. >> Okay. >> I don't want to look at nobody. >> I'm sorry. I got to laugh at you for crying cuz last se [Music] at least a woman. It's a wonderful >> You guys are getting released tonight. >> Oh, high five tonight. >> Please be grateful and shut the up. >> That's my name. >> Are you sure in here or you want to walk out? >> I was going to walk outside. It's a little tight. >> Their arrogance became even more apparent once they realized they would be released. She even challenged the officers with questions and joked about it. >> Are you putting it on me now? You going to put my hood on? >> Uh, no. I was just checking. So, >> um, >> cool. I don't care. I'm not looking behind me. >> I just want to go get this [ __ ] over with and I'm going home. I ain't going back outside no more. I'm done. >> So, I'm running to Daniel. I'm going home. >> You know what's crazy? He going to come back from London. I text his ass. I said, "Baby, I'm going to jail. It's not funny, >> my dumb ass. You know, >> I got a lab to keep from crying, but like I think I seen this too many times. I know we Okay. >> Okay. I don't have a record. I don't want >> I don't have a record either. What the >> How much was it? >> Uh they're getting the cit or the receipt right now. So, >> we'll see. >> Okay. >> We'll do the ban notice for her. You do it for him. >> Yeah. Do you want me to do citation for both? >> No. If it's a citation, we'll do it for her. Do it for her. If it's NC. >> Okay, sounds good. >> You guys okay with uh transport? >> Can you pull this up on my head more? >> Please. >> How much? >> Sorry. >> Never mind. >> How much do you think? >> They going to take these off when we get in there. >> The cost. >> Yeah. >> Anyway, you want to do a secondary real quick? >> Both women were charged with retail theft. Even a firsttime offense carries consequences, and arrogance or joking during an arrest only worsens the situation. take responsibility and respect the law. Next, it was their own glamorous look that made them so easy to catch. >> I'm 19. >> 19. You guys are all above 18. >> Yeah. >> Well, I'm here. >> Why am I here? And why are you in cuffs right now? >> On July 19th, 2024, the police responded to a Sephora store reporting two women suspected of shoplifting. It seemed that both were just over 18 watch. What unfolded next as officers approached the young women. >> Listen, right now, let's go over here to the corner cuz I got to talk to all you guys about whatever support stuff. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, go over here. Take a seat. Go over here. Take a seat. >> Yeah. Or just lean against the wall. Do you guys got IDs on you? >> No. No. I have my >> All right. How old are you guys? How old are you guys? >> I'm 19. >> 19. You guys are all above 18? >> Yeah. >> All right. You don't have anything with your name on it? >> Take a closer look at this girl's face. There's a hint of awkwardness, eyes darting away, a clear sign of her anxiety. Just moments later, as another female officer arrived, the police made their decisive move. >> Put your hands behind your back. Okay. >> So, you said she's >> fine. Sit over here. >> Take this off. Put your hands behind your back. >> What is going on? >> Right now, you guys are being detained for the shoplifting investigation. So, >> did you write it? >> So, her her too? >> Yeah. >> All right. Here. Here. I'm going to put your phone I'm going to put your phone in bag down so I don't drop your phone. Okay. Just put my phone right here. Okay. [Music] >> So, you guys sure you don't have any ID on you? It'll just make it easier to find you. >> I don't have it. >> No. Behind the cooperation and handcuffs, there was a complete lack of shame over her actions in the middle of the mall. At this point, the store employee also stepped forward to give additional details of what had happened. >> Um, basically, they walked in. I was on the sales floor, so I noticed right away with the girl with shades and the hat plus the bag. >> Um, she I looked at her. She didn't smile at me or anything. She just >> Was she involved at all or No, >> the one that's standing right there. >> No, she wasn't. She was just doing makeup, [ __ ] things. Honestly, I think she was just a distraction. But I watched these two and they separated and they went by skin care, selected our skinincare products. I watched them put it inside the bag from the CCTV. So, I got clear footage of them concealing it. She placed an item inside her jacket and then she put it inside her bag and took out the item in her jacket. They walked out. That's when I called you guys. Okay. And I followed them down there. I guess they saw me following them. So he turned back and he came this way. >> Okay. Um we're going to walk over to your office and just look through the the stuff. Okay. >> They usually park in the back by name and mark. >> They do. >> Yeah. Because she asked me where the exit was. The one with the cap and they go they you know they work in a team and the escape vehicle got to be in the back. >> Oh, so they have a vehicle in the back. >> No, no doubt. That's how they come. Or they go they come to the track which is empty. >> Oh fenders on. It turned out that the sunglasses and false lashes the girls thought stylish actually made them easier to spot. Now, the police let them keep their glamorous look while sitting on the floor as they continued handling the situation. >> How do you pronounce your first name again? >> Okay, so again, my name is Officer Timothy. All right, with the Buffalo Police Forman. Again, you're detained right now. All right, for my investigation. Okay, so I'm going to afford you the opportunity right now. >> I can hear you. And I'm gonna afford you the opportunity right now to be honest with me and tell me what's going on today. What happened what happened to the Sephora? Why am I here? >> Why I'm here. >> Why am I here? And why are you in cuffs right now? >> I'm going to let you think. I have cameras on every single angle on my take. >> Okay. So, did you take something? >> Did I take something? >> Yes. I was looking and stuff like that and I was trying on stuff, >> okay? >> But >> again, right, I'm trying my best to work with you, right? Cuz it goes a long way if you're honest with me in the front end of my investigation. It goes a long way, right? I already watched all the camera footage. I know exactly what happened. It's seeing if you're going to be willing to work with me and talk to me and tell me what happened. >> What you mean? you I'm already like in this predicting me. >> Although this woman didn't deny the accusations, she didn't admit them either. Constantly diverting the officer's attention, the other woman acted the same, as if they had planned this in advance. >> So, you didn't you didn't purchase anything at the store? >> No. >> Okay. >> So, why are they saying that you took stuff from the store? >> Why are you why are they saying that you took stuff from the store? I don't know. I have a bunch of makeup stuff in my bag because I don't like my makeup, but all my makeup stuff is in my bag. >> So, all your makeup stuff's in there. >> Like what I brought from home? >> None of the stuff from their store is in your bag? >> No. >> But like I said, they have video of you being in there? >> Yeah. I don't >> So, would it make any sense that they're watching you while you're putting stuff into your bag? >> Would it make anything? You're saying you didn't take anything, but they're they're watching you on the camera while you're sitting inside of your bag. Is that accurate statement? >> Yes. So, what what in that bag belongs to Sephora? >> Uh, I just bought ordinary from there. >> That ordinary? >> Yeah. >> Is that the skin care or is it makeup? >> Oh, the skin care. >> That's all I got. >> Okay. What What kind of skin care? Is it like oil face wash? It's It's for your face, but I think it's just like appealing stuff. Okay. Now, when you got that, it was who selected it? You or her? Did you take it out of the shop or you did >> when I got the ordinary? >> I You took it off the shelf. Where did you put it? >> It's in my bag. >> No. No. I know. But did you stick in your bag? Did you walk around when it's in it? >> No, I didn't walk around. >> Okay. So, you just let it straight in your bag. Okay. After the officer's persistence, a confession was finally made. But the striking truth was that it came without any remorse. This wasn't a spur-of-the- moment act. She'd come in with that intent from the start. >> Okay. So, you went in there with the intent to take something without paying, right? >> No, not >> Okay. So, at some point, you came to the conclusion, I'm going to take this without paying. Is that accurate? >> Okay, I got you. >> We're good. Yeah. Um, Officer [ __ ] is going to go through I said Officer [ __ ] right? This is the officer that's standing here with you. She's going to go through your bag, right? And take out the items that you took. All right. Uh, is this your bag right here? >> Okay. And this is your phone on top of it. Correct. >> I didn't know where my phone went. >> No. Yeah. No, I had your phone. Yep. >> Was it just one bottle or two? >> It was two. >> Two. >> Everything else in here is my main stuff that I originally had. Do you want to have him come over here? You can take a look through it. There's a bunch of stuff. >> I'll just I'll walk it over there with him. So, it's easier to sort of play it back and forth, but I know for sure you're saying that it's these two, correct? Okay. All right. Um, since I like I said, you're still detained right now as are you. I'll be right back. All right. Thank you guys. Appreciate you. >> I um I'm going to grab that as well. Go ahead. >> Okay. >> In reality, the items she stole weren't worth much. The real issue was how she took them. The other woman was no different. For just two or three products, they were willing to gamble away their entire future. >> You're going to jail. You're under arrest, right? So, this is simple. I want to go through your bag and make sure, hey, what exactly you took is going to go back to them. If you're saying there's other stuff in here that belongs to you that you paid for, you need to let me know. >> You can you can um I just got to see what you're taking out, though. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> What? >> Go ahead. >> You took this? Yeah. >> Is this from Sephora? >> Okay. The stuff you did not pay for, correct? >> Okay. [Applause] Yes. >> That's it. The three items. >> No. This. >> Okay. >> All right. You need to search this one. >> Yeah, I'm going to bring this one over there, but there might be more in here. >> Both women were charged with retail theft. Always remember, even small, impulsive thefts can derail your future faster than you think. Next, meet this stammering woman whose every lie ended up creating a gap for herself. >> Why have handcuffs on? He He just >> Why you put handcuffs on you? He just >> Because you're lying. >> I'm my only support system. Like I do have to go pick up pick up my daughter from school at 4:30 like this. >> On June 13th, 2024, police received a report from a retail store in a busy shopping center about a woman suspected of stealing. When officers closed in, she had no idea she was already trapped between them on the escalator. >> So, you have to walk back up. >> Yes. >> How are you? >> I'm good. >> I'll talk to you at the bottom. How are you? >> I'm fine. >> Well, for what? >> Uh, we believe you. >> Uh, we believe you stuff in your purse and walked out of dicks with it. >> No, I have not. No, I have not. So, do do have do you have me on camera doing that? >> We do. >> Okay. Can you show me? We'll get to it. Yeah. ID on you. Do >> I have an ID on you? We don't have to go that far. >> Yes, we do have to go that far because I I have I have a ticket. So, different you show you show me on camera that that I took something. >> Here's where we're going to start. Do you have an ID on you? >> No, I don't have ID on me. >> Okay. What's your social >> for? For what? >> I believe you shop with me. >> Am I Am I being detained? >> You are. Yes, ma'am. >> What am I being detained for? >> For shoplifting theft. >> What did I What did I take? >> We don't know yet. We got >> some green items. >> Some green items. >> Nike items. >> No, I have not. >> Okay. Well, you still have to tell me who you are. >> Soon as soon as I walked up, the lady was like, "Oh, um, are you paying for that hat?" I said, "The head that I the head that I walked in here with? >> Why would I be paying for a head that I walked in here with?" >> Okay. >> I'm being I'm being pro I'm being profiled for what? >> She immediately denied any suspicion, but she kept repeating herself, speaking quickly and trying to divert attention to her hat, which only made her look more suspicious. Next, see how she reacted when she was told the police had footage of her on camera. >> Your purse? >> No. >> Phone back in the changing room. You're on video of doing it. We're here to ask you >> on video putting stuff in the change room. Is it What's your social camera in the change room? >> Not in the change room. Somewhere in there somewhere outside. I don't know. >> I was I was going to the first time. >> That's it. That's exactly what I just said. >> That's exactly what I just said. >> Black male, white. >> Who are you at with today? >> My boyfriend. Why? >> Slides. >> Where's he at? >> Why? >> Oh, >> because we want to talk to him as well. >> For For what? Did he take anything? >> We're on the phone with him. >> Did he take anything? >> We're trying to figure out a minute. >> We're not with him right now. The other day. [Music] >> Hello. >> Hello. Hello. Do >> you have anything in your purse that there shouldn't be? >> No. >> Do you mind if I look? >> No. Do you have anything stuck in your clothing? >> No. If if you could show if you could show me on camera >> that I took that that I took anything from out there. Yes. I'm not I'm not I'm not doing that. >> She clearly tried to use her boyfriend as a diversion, making him appear suspicious, but her attempt failed. The woman gradually showed clear signs of non-ooperation, even denying every accusation without any proof. >> What am I being detained for? Because it looks like you have stuffed in your shirt. >> You got stuff. You got stuffed in your shirt. But you can't tell me. >> Then prove it. Then prove it's your bag. Let us and we'll be done. >> You can't you No, you you didn't tell. You didn't show me. >> Give me this phone. Give me pull away from me. Give me your bag. >> Why are you taking my This is This is This is wrong. Are we Are we being recorded? Are Are you guys process? We're going through a process. >> Okay. But this is wrong. >> We're going to go in and verify the cameras right now. You're going to be detained until we're done. >> That's all we're doing. >> Okay. So, why are why are you taking my purse? We're not because you're not going back in the back of the car with >> So why do >> we wouldn't if you were a male with anything, you don't go back and cruising. >> So why do I have to sit in the car? >> Cuz we got to go look at the video. >> Why can't I come get the video video with you? I I've never I've never been through ever to where they >> We're trying to be real nice with you. I mean, we're not trying to be rude. If you just If there's nothing in that person, we're gone. We're done. >> I've never been through this situation to where >> you're not answering the question. Okay. Give me your purse and you're having a seat in the back. >> I'm holding up the camera. Like I said, there's several ways we can do this. >> Sir, can you not Why you Why you grabbing me like that? >> I'm not grabbing you anything. >> They Why are y'all taking my purse? >> I'm getting set up here. >> Okay. >> At this point, the police began searching her bag. It became clear that her actions from the start had facilitated the wrongdoing, even though she had aluminum foil to bypass the store's security. >> Oh, that's that's >> why would you have it in there? I don't understand that. Because that's from >> No. >> Yeah. >> Did you pay for these items? >> They're not from the store. So, I was going up there trying to put trying to put things together. The lady even seen me. >> Get back in the car. >> I'm sorry. I apologize. >> We know you're being nice. I know you're nervous. We're trying to make it easier. >> The lady even seen me take my like >> The lady saw you put these in her purse. >> No, not put them not put in my purse at all. >> They have you on video putting these in your purse. >> They don't have me on I can promise you they don't have me on video because I brought them in here with me. Okay. Well, >> we're going to go in and verify that. >> Step out and turn around and put your hands on you. >> I'm going to go in there and see what we got. >> Why are you put five handcuffs on? He He just said, >> "Yeah." >> Why you put handcuffs when you >> Because you're lying. >> I Sir, I'm not. I promise you. >> Step out here. >> I promise you if you >> just put your hands behind your back. Okay. >> If you if you going out to see the video, you'll see that I've not >> I have I have my partner in there right now looking at the video and he just said that you're on video placing those items in your purse. >> No, sir. I have not. I promise you. Like he said, we would have loved to cut you loose with a summon and gotten you on your way because it's a misdemeanor, >> right? >> But you're lying to me. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Can I please say something? Please, please, please. >> What do you think she would say now? Of course, she had no choice but to admit her actions. Under the pressure from the police and facing overwhelming evidence, she couldn't keep her lies going any longer. >> I apologize. Okay. >> Okay. Yes, I took took some things, but all of the things were not from this location to BS. So once the lady was like, "Oh, uh, are you going to pay for this? Are you going to pay for that sun visor hat?" That's what threw me off about her. That's what made me was like, "Oh, okay. I'm about to I'm about to just leave." So that's I'm Go ahead. >> Where do you want me to meet you? >> I'm at the lower parking garage of Dicks off of Blake Street. Okay. >> Like I really I I have I have two kids. I had to go get my daughter my daughter's from daycare at 5:30. >> Okay. >> Is your boyfriend here? What What does he drive? >> No, I made I l I literally tried to make that up as far as the whole >> Well, there was somebody here with you. >> Yeah, but he went the um son of a butcher >> to wait for you. >> No, he left. He was like, I'm not. He said I'm He said I'm not. Is that who you were on the So you said you came in here with some of these but not all of them. Which items did you take? Is it the green stuff? >> The Yeah. Um the the pink the black one, the white one, and the pink one. >> The black one, the white one, and the pink. >> Yeah. Well, yes. This one, the black, this black one, and the white one, and the pink one. >> Where did these come from? >> These I was trying to get these. I was going to match up with some shorts, some shorts from them, but I didn't see the colors of the short. >> So, you're not going to be on video putting these in your purse? >> No, they're not they're not going to see me on video putting in my purse. I don't know. >> I don't know what >> Did you pay for anything in there? >> Did you just walk up to the cash register, saw us up there, and walk this way? >> No, I was I was I was going to pay for $6, $111, but my car declined and I asked her if they had to have an ATM in there. >> It didn't stop there. Just as the police had accused and she had tried to deny, she now admitted that she still had several other items hidden on her person. >> So, like I'm >> Is there items in your shirt right now, too? >> I guess I have one item in my shirt right here on my um on my bra. Okay, leave it there. >> Okay. >> I'm going to have a female officer from Mason come here and she's going to help you get that out. Okay. >> Okay. >> I I'm not going to do that with you. All right. >> Don't reach for it. Don't be >> pulling. I'm not I'm not doing I'm not doing any of that. >> Okay. Watch your feet. All right. >> I'm sorry. Over. What's even more striking is that she came here with the intent to do wrong. And even now, she treated it as if it weren't serious. trying to use her role as a parent to plead with the police for some kind of leniency. >> I'm I'm understand this is on camera so I know I'm my only support system. Like I do have to go pick up pick up my daughters from school at 4:30 like this. >> What school do they go to? >> Nobody nobody to be able to get them at all. Like I I don't like even if even if you guys take me to go get them like I just to make sure they get to where they at. Like I can't. Who drove you here? >> I caught a um I had caught a Uber here. >> Who were No, you didn't. >> I caught >> You were here with a male? >> Yeah. Yes. Yes. >> That was your Uber? >> No, I met I met him here. I literally met him here. I promise you. And I can I call him right now. He'll tell you. You can check the cameras on the outside. I did not I met him here. >> I did meet him here. I did not. That's That's the honest truth. I'm tired of lying. I cuz my my daughters need me. Like I I promise you. >> How many daughters do you have? >> I have two. >> How old are you? >> I have a six-year-old and a three-year-old. >> Okay. and they attend will treat daycare and I can call the daycare and and so you can you can hear that they're that they're there and they're present. >> Good relationship with your mom. >> My mom she's a flight attendant. >> She's a flight attendant. >> Yes. >> That's pretty cool. >> And she's out of she's out of out of the week. Like I promise you like I'm sorry. I I I apologize. Like this is for even being uncooperative, but I knew I had to get them and I didn't I just didn't want to. >> Well, you you're making it you made it pretty difficult with the way that you behaved when we first talked. I know because I thought I was going to go to jail. I swear. I promise. I promise you I thought that was why. I didn't even I didn't even know this. >> In the end, she was charged with theft and possession of stolen property. Lesson. Trying to lie or shift blame only makes the situation worse. Cooperation and honesty are always the smarter path when facing consequences. Even more entitled, this woman called 911 on herself to try to get herself out of trouble. >> I called y'all for my safety cuz they thought we were stealing. So, was there anything in your carts that you didn't purchase? >> But, yeah, I did lie and I apologize, but I just don't want to get in trouble cuz I'm already on probation, but I wasn't stealing anything. >> On February 24th, 2025, police rushed to a frantic emergency call from a young woman who claimed that she and her brother had been stopped by Walmart staff. The moment officers arrived, she insisted in a tense voice that she had been falsely accused of stealing. >> And literally, I'm not about to keep arguing with them. He got we got all our receipts right here for the TV and everything. Okay? We counted everything in our cart and still trying to say we stealing stuff. You counted one cart. YOU DIDN'T EVEN COUNT MY food cart. We got everyone. Everything's ordered. >> Did you call 911? >> Yes, I did. >> What are you talking about? >> I'm out with the caller. Um do you want to go talk to them? You want me to talk to them? >> I want the rest of my [ __ ] He's trying to say THAT WE TOOK THAT we stole. >> Let me see the the um receipt. >> Counted everything in our cart and still going to say we stealing. [ __ ] >> Listen, just don't go anywhere yet. I'm going to help you guys work it out. >> No, I'm Uber. So, I'm just Uber. >> Yeah, I'm just I'm cancel. >> No, don't cancel. Yeah, cuz you going to spend time here. >> No, it will not. >> I got to We got to make sure everything's all good. >> No, everything is fine. No, they >> just give me one sec. >> They said this stuff is good. This is good. >> This stuff is all good. >> This is good. But he's saying that the rest that we didn't pay. >> Did you How did you pay? Did you just >> pay? No. Walmart pay. You can't pay nothing else but Walmart pay or car. Please do not cancel cuz we got to go home to my nephew. Please. Like, please. >> What's he talking about? Everything in his mom cart and in that store is pay for. >> How'd you get all this out here by yourself? >> My brother. >> Oh, okay. >> He counted everything in the cart. Half of the stuff that's in that's not in his car is in there cuz he took it out. >> Yeah. Hurry up. >> They talking about he going to call the cops. No, I'mma help you. I don't Nobody need to steal. We got money. I got EBT. >> Yeah, but it's saying I don't know how to read that. So, is it Was it declined? >> No, he declined it. But it was because he didn't he had um a regular card instead of Apple Pay. Yeah, he was he used Walmart pay. >> Police quickly realized that the real problem came from the receipt tied to that pile of merchandise. To dig deeper, officers sent a separate unit inside the store to gather statements from the brother and the staff. >> Who Who was the issue here? What happened? I'm talking >> uh >> Yeah, we were trying >> We're trying to figure Is it this two separate incidents? What is this? >> No, it's a we trying to verify the items that the >> Okay. >> Some of the items are not >> what did you not check? >> No. >> Did you not scan it on check out? No, I some some have not been and and they don't want to they don't want us to verify. >> Okay. >> There's a lady who has just left without >> Yeah. I have my partner talking to her outside here. So, >> let them just bring everything because some of them are not safe. >> Okay. >> And are you listening? >> Yes. >> So, now what I'm saying is I didn't come up to the front. >> I got the TV, my game, all that. Right. >> Are you with them outside or not? >> Yes, I with them outside. But in the midst of that, he's saying he stopped us, right? showed him the receipt. He's saying that it's some item that's not paid for. >> Okay. Do you have Do you have the receipt? >> She has papers. >> I'm talking I'm trying to be I'm talking to him. >> Okay. So >> So then after that, he's saying but they started going back and forth. I'm telling her to give him receipt. All right. She not giving it to him. He's saying the stuff that's in that car is not paid for, right? I'm like, "All right, cool. It's not paid for. That's not my issue. I didn't bring this stuff up. the person that was in the back me up, but I paid for it. It's no issue. I show you my cart. I pay for it. >> Were you guys all together at one checkout counter? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, this items that you have right here, >> this right here is paid for a bunch of stuff and that stuff is he went through that already. But he's saying >> all that stuff is good. That right there is not paid for. All I'm saying, I will pay for it again. But he's making a big issue. My Uber is about my Uber is about to cancel. I said my >> it cancelled. >> No, let me ask the police what I want. To clarify things, the police needed to verify every single item themselves, but it seemed like the two brothers were a bit annoyed by this. That alone made the situation feel suspicious. >> This stuff right here. >> Yeah, this this is part of the one. >> Okay, so we just have to we just have to verify this one. I'm touching. >> Yeah, this one. This one. >> How do you How do you verify? >> This is what we're going to do cuz we're way we're making this way way too complicated. Look, way too complicated. Ma'am, do you mind if you just bring your shopping cart right here real fast? We'll just verify this stuff real fast. >> The quicker you cooperate, the quicker we're going to get you. >> Yeah. Just look, we're just going to verify and then he said whatever. >> He just He just said the stuff that is good that's out there. Everything that's not good, he just put back there. That's what I'm saying. >> I I understand. Ma'am ma'am. Ma'am. >> Okay. Listen, at this point in >> just bring it in. >> He just wants to verify this once again and then that's it. >> Can he come out here and do it? Because I'm not about to keep bringing this in and out. >> How about we How about How about we do this? I'll wheel one in. >> One in and you wheel the other one in, right? >> Yeah. You need help doing it, right? >> You got this. This >> has Okay. Oh, sorry. So, all you want to do, correct, is just verify stuff, right? Just listen. Listen to me. Listen to me. >> What you want to do is you just want to verify the items. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> That's it. >> Yeah, that's >> okay. All right. So, let's verify this real quick so we can get them out of here. Let's go. >> During the investigation, they discovered several unpaid items such as wet wipes, diapers, infant clothing, and two bottles of formula. The remaining items had been paid for using the suspect's mother's EBT card. The police spoke with the staff and made their decision, but it seemed like things still weren't over yet. >> They don't want to trespass you, nothing. Okay. >> They just wish cuz it's already like it's already 11:02. They already shut him down. Um if you could just come, he said come back tomorrow. Whatever the items are that you want to purchase or purchase. He doesn't want to trespass you. Doesn't want anything. Just whatever. Okay. Okay. >> We'll just put this down as a misunderstanding. Understand? >> Okay. Thanks. >> All right. Uh did did you provide the other officer right here? >> Yeah. I don't have a No, I I said that I was 17, but they asked me did I have an ID and I said no. >> Okay. >> But my name is Sierra Williams. I called on the phone. >> You didn't do anything wrong. Why Why lie about who you are or how old you are or anything? >> Why lie about my age? >> Why do anything? If you didn't do anything wrong, why would you say >> I don't really want to get too in details? I didn't really have to get past like asking who I am and do I have ID? because I didn't do nothing for me to even give any information. >> Stop inside a store with four police officers and security. >> I called y'all though. I called y'all. >> I called y'all for my safety cuz they thought we were stealing. >> But the truth was that they had stolen the items and now they added false information to the police. Little by little, the woman stopped showing any willingness to cooperate with the officers. >> Why did you lie? >> Because I didn't think I had to give y'all information about something that >> We're investigating a shot a possible shoplifting. But it's it's in >> and now you're trespassing from the source. So now we have to identify you. Show me anything that can prove your name that you're telling me. You have a debit card or anything? You got nothing? >> I can't EBT. >> You have nothing with your name on it. >> Kenya, how old am I? >> No, I want to talk to one of your parents. >> Mama, she's sleep. Oh, my dad. Hold on. >> Hello, Dad. How old am I? >> Dad, you sleep? My bad. Just How old is my dad? >> Just get through all this. >> How old am I? >> Let me talk to your dad. I got to identify you. You're making it harder. >> I'm not making it hard. You're making it much harder. How am I making I'm 20. Give me anything that has your name on it. >> I don't have no I don't have I'm not lying. I literally >> You already lied. So why should I believe you now? >> Have a Starbucks card. >> Okay. Show me something with your name on it or you're not leaving. >> Well, then I can't leave. I have nothing. >> Or I can bring you into the police department and we can lock you up. >> Just lock me up. I have no >> We have to identify you at some point. >> Like I literally have my iPad. I don't know what you want. >> I want your ID. I have no I How you telling me that I have ID when I don't? >> Okay, so you're telling me you don't have any identification? >> No ID. >> Okay, so >> where did you used to live? >> Where I used to live? >> Where do you come from? >> Gamble. >> Not only did the woman refuse to provide her ID, but her brother did as well, as if the two of them had planned this together. Notice how the woman acted after seeing her brother being pressured. >> Officer is verifying me. >> I'm trying to verify her, so I want to see if you're going to corroborate what she says. If not, she's getting locked up. So, what is her first name? >> What do you mean? >> What is her first name? >> Why did we get locked up for it? >> She's hindering apprehension. >> She might be. As long as your name checks in, you give us the correct information, you're fine. >> What's your first name? >> What's her first name? >> Why is you asking me? >> Because I'm trying to corroborate the story to >> her. You're a shop owner. >> What's her first name? >> No, that's fine. He gave us his I have more than enough for him. So, sit down. >> I was going to talk to you out here. >> No, you to me. >> Yes. >> Why? No. Stay right here. You're not going out here. >> No, I want to talk to you a person right here. >> Right here. Person to person. >> All right. Well, we can't I don't want to go here. I want to stay right here. >> I feel comfortable talking out there. >> We'll go over here. I don't know why you want to go anywhere further than here. >> All right. >> Right here. I don't want you going out there. I'm not chasing you. >> I don't even know. We don't have >> Stay right here. >> You could keep me in the corner. Look. >> Okay. Wait. I just want to talk to her personally. >> Okay. Me for a second. I don't want to get in trouble. I didn't steal nothing. I wasn't doing nothing. But yeah, I did lie and I apologize. But I just don't want to get in trouble cuz I'm already on probation. But I wasn't stealing anything. >> If you're on probation, then you you should know by now that you need to be providing your proper information when you come across. >> I don't want to get in trouble because I don't >> we aren't there. They don't want to press charges on shoplifting. You could have left here 20 minutes ago if you gave me your proper name. See how this is a problem, right? >> Why? Why did you lie? You have worries. >> No, I'm on probation. They think that I'm on I could go back to jail and I don't want that to happen. From what she said, it seemed this wasn't her first offense. Shortly after, the police arrested both of them and took them to the station. There, the woman still refused to admit her actions. >> Thought you're going to be sitting right here. >> Oh, dang. >> Um, so just give me those. I'll let you leave the black one on. >> All right. >> Just sit down for a sec. >> What? Um, I'm going to have you take that hat off, too. >> All right. My wig is Damn. Can I get my other jacket? >> For what? >> This just broke. >> All right. Just Just sit for a sec. What's up with your hair? It's a wig. You want to see? >> Oh, it's in the hat. >> What's in the hat? >> No, no, no. It's two different things. >> Okay. Okay. Um, you can keep it on. Yeah, that's >> I just want the hat. >> That's all. >> Okay. >> You can do is take those shoes off and just get a track on them. >> You want to make a phone call yet? >> What? Can you tell? >> No, but I was at Walmart and you know how I got EBT or whatever. I went food shopping for money and Shamir got his taxes and me and him was just going shopping at the store and then that's when the guy was like, "Oh, can I count your stuff?" Um, it was like some of the stuff did not pay for, but we like we did pay for all of this stuff. Like, I don't know. They just see, you know, when black people get money and we go to the store, they can be really stealing every time. They arrested me because I told them false information cuz one of them I'm on probation and I don't have time for, you know, stuff like this to be on my name, which it is now. But I felt like me personally, I felt like I ain't have to give them information if I wasn't stealing. No, Ken is here. I just called her. But yeah, they just locked me up for um Well, they lock Well, they just process me, but it's just for lying about my name and stuff. I just thought I I didn't have to really tell him if I didn't. >> No. Yeah. I I go to probation in like two days. No, not two days. I'm on like March 3rd. I go here. So, I'm going just tell her. I could call her up and just tell her, but they probably they probably going to take me to the counter. >> Finally, Kira L. Snipes was charged with obstructing justice, hindering identification, and criminal trespassing. This case shows that lying and refusing to cooperate only made things worse for her and ultimately the law caught up with her actions. In the next case, the woman was called into work only to realize that it was her last day on the job. >> Taking money and putting in my pocket? >> Yeah. >> No, I didn't take any money and put in my pocket. >> On June 24th, 2024, police were dispatched to a 7-Eleven store after a report of theft. The suspect, believed to be an employee, had allegedly stolen cash and merchandise. Upon arrival, the manager explained what she had discovered. >> So, specifically, what did she do? >> Um, yesterday, um, she was caught stealing cash by another employee out of the register cuz it it makes the next employee short. >> Yeah. >> So, I came up I put the numbers in. I came up short $177. And then they know that whatever you take home is not free. They know they have to purchase whatever. >> So she was caught also this is the everything that she's she took and just put it in a bag and left with it also. >> Okay, sounds good. So just write there the so first uh that's you can use that pen or whatever pen you want. Just state your name right there. [Music] more. >> So, just state that what she did and the amount she stole and that she was not allowed. We're not told by management to steal. Based on what the manager reported, the amount caught on camera yesterday was $177, but the actual losses could be higher if previous incidents are taken into account. >> She also was scheduled to come today. Um, is there a certain amount that she have to be arrested for? >> No, it could literally be a dollar. >> Okay. >> Cuz it came up for 177 plus the item that she >> Is this consecutively or is this all? >> It happened twice last week that she came up short. Um but she said that she mistakally rung up a um gave a custom tour to his gap. >> So I didn't think nothing of it. Yep. Um last week but then yesterday >> that's when we actually blocked the cameras and stuff like that and a c another case I mean another employee seen her take and then that's when we know about it. Uh 4575. [Music] What time is she supposed to be? At 11. But she's gonna be left because I gotta I gotta um she tried to call out because I think she freaking it. So I talked to in the comments so she told me if I can send her Uber cuz she don't have any money. >> Um she put it down and then she >> All right. You saw you got that right. >> Yeah. Just try to >> She put it down and then >> At this point the police and the manager devised a plan to apprehend her. She was called in to work as usual, completely unaware that officers were waiting outside, ready to enter and catch her by surprise. >> Scared. >> Oh Lord, I know it's time for me to go. God damn. I was arrested. How about yourself? >> About to get arrested. They come back down too. Go ahead, man. My bad, man. >> You're being detained. He's going to talk to you. >> What's your name? >> Okay. >> You're going to need two two cups. >> Yes, please. about to get associated to get associated. >> All right. Come out. >> Is this your phone? >> No. >> You want that? >> The police's plan failed. She wasn't surprised at all. In fact, she calmly chewed gum, maintaining a composed expression as she faced all of the officer's questioning. [Music] >> You have the right to remain silent. Do you understand? >> Uh-huh. >> Anything you say may be used against you in court. Do you understand? >> Mhm. >> You have the right to talk to a lawyer before and during questioning. Do you understand? >> If you cannot afford a lawyer and want one, one would be better for you before questioning without charge. Do you understand? >> Okay. >> Has anyone threatened you or promised you anything to get you to talk to me? >> No. Okay. So, do you know why we're here today? >> Obviously not. >> Okay. So, there's footage of you taking some money from the register and putting it in your pocket. And then there's also a video of you taking items and not paying for it. So, do you know anything about that from yesterday? >> Taking money and putting it in my pocket? >> Yeah. >> No, I didn't take any money and put it in my pocket. >> Okay. Well, there's video of you doing it. So, >> I'll take your money and put it in my pocket. >> Yeah, >> yesterday around 4:56. >> I didn't leave home with any money though. >> Well, the register was short, too. So, >> I didn't leave it with any money yesterday, though. >> Okay. And what about the stuff that you didn't pay for? >> What stuff? The stuff that I had? >> Yeah. >> It was paid for. There's a whole receipt. >> Yeah, there's there's a receipt listing things that you didn't pay for. >> A whole receipt of what? >> Of stuff that you didn't pay for. Be turkey. >> Do you have anything on you that we need to know about? >> No. >> No. >> You didn't take anything today? >> No. >> Okay. >> I didn't take anything yesterday. >> Okay. >> Although she adamantly denied all accusations, the police had video evidence provided by the manager, giving them sufficient grounds to proceed with her arrest. >> So, what is my charge? It's going to be petite theft. >> Petite theft. >> Since you have prior convictions, it's going to be a following. >> Where in the world stealing money yesterday from the store? I didn't even leave here with a dollar. >> How you doing, sir? >> 590 in here. >> How you doing? Good. >> Oh, wow. 500. >> Can I get my stuff? >> What stuff do you have? >> My bag. >> Where's your bag? >> Inside. >> What does it look like? >> They know what it look like. >> What? What does it look like? Cuz they don't at the jail. They don't want anything else. >> Except it has a bag. >> They don't bag. Is it black? >> Don't worry about it. I'll just have my boyfriend pick it up. >> Yeah, because if not, you're going to have to pick it up from property and evidence, which is far as here. >> Okay. Don't worry about the deal. Well, I need that key. >> I got it. >> I have to stay here. So, >> yeah, I'll bring it with your property. Oh, you want me to leave it here with the with the bag? >> Yeah. And I need a um I need a way to get his number. So, cuz I don't know it by heart. >> Where is it in your phone? >> No, it's Well, my phone is at home, but I need the his job number. >> So, I need somebody to look it up. It's on her. Um >> in the end, she was charged with pett. Trying to act nonchalant or lie to cover up theft only makes things worse. Honesty and accountability are always the safer path. More chaotic. This woman thought that the victim act would actually work. >> Please let go. Please let me stop it. Please let go of me. Please just take a deep breath. >> On July 4th, 2023, police responded to a shoplifting report at a shopping center. The suspect, an older woman, seemed like a straightforward case until officers arrived and asked her to come with them. >> Hello. >> So, >> everything good? >> I think she's coming with me. Okay. This way. Oh, okay. >> You need me at all? >> Okay. >> No, I know. But one way or another, John, the door is closed. Wait, you're not right. I didn't do anything. >> So, go that way. Go this way. >> Please, sir. >> I have groceries and I have kids. >> Right now, you're under arrest. You understand? Let's go this way. >> Please let go of me. Honey, don't let go of me. No, I'm just asking him to let go of him. Look, please let go of >> I just want him to let me. Just comply and you won't get hurt. Please give me privacy. It's like >> I know, right? But >> all you have to do I'm giving you a lawful order. I'm giving you a lawful order to come in here. All these people are watching that you're disobeying a lawful order. >> No, I understand what you're saying. >> Step inside now. >> Please >> step inside. >> I can't be under arrest. I have kids at home. >> Step inside. >> Please stop being upset with me. Now you are resisting. That's another charge. >> No. >> Step inside. >> Stop it. >> The woman displayed blatant non-compliance, naively believing her please would work. But what she didn't realize was that her actions were only making things worse. >> Please, I'm begging you. >> Nope. You are under arrest. >> Okay. Let go of me. >> You are resisting. You are under arrest. >> Please let go of me. Stop it. Please let go of me, sir. OW. NO. YOU'RE NOT GOING TO DO this to me. >> Stop. You hurt me. Hey, I AM A PISMAKER DEFIILLATOR. I CANNOT GET PAID. >> I am giving you a lawful order. >> I am ASKING YOU TO STOP. I DIDN'T do anything wrong. >> Please stop touching me. I'm walking up with my >> You are not going anywhere. >> Yeah, >> you are not. >> Why? You left outside the grocery side entrance WHERE THE >> THIS IS I'M CALLING my No, >> this is an out. >> Excuse me. Stop it. I didn't do anything. PLEASE. I HAVE TO GET HOME TO MY KIDS. >> NO. NO. >> NO. If you please, I will turn myself in. You cannot hug me and do this. I will. No. Please. I don't I'm not well. >> I'm not joking with you. These are on your called please. I was terrorized by officers. I was and then they help me. Please understand please please I can't. Please I'll turn myself in. Please don't do that to me. Please I have given you. >> Her agitation kept escalating as she hurled accusations back at the officer. She never sought to understand anything. choosing instead to play the victim while refusing to face the truth behind the entire incident. >> Please stand up. >> PLEASE STAND UP. >> PLEASE don't hurt me. >> You got her under. >> All you have to do is stand up. >> I WANT MY FAMILY. I need my >> Please understand. This is not fair. >> Can I get you to stand up? >> Please. I WILL >> STAND UP. STAND UP. >> THIS IS WRONG. >> Stand up. >> It's not fair. >> Stand up. >> Listen to me. There's nothing that happened. >> So why are you doing this to me? >> Stand up. >> Please listen to me. Nothing happened. So I'm sitting here. >> Everything would have been fine. >> Understand this. I have kids and I have pets. I don't have a warrant. >> I understand this. That's I have a lawyer. But I have a lawyer. It's not No, I understand that. But I'm turning myself in with my lawyer. >> I have You can call me. >> Listen, let me talk. Do you think that we want to do this right now? It's the Fourth of July weekend. >> I know. >> None of us want to do this right now. Don't interrupt me when I'm talking. None of us want to do this. >> Can we stand you up? Stand up. >> Stand up. I'm going to help you stand up. >> Stand up. None of us none of us want to do this. Come on. >> We're placing you in handcuffs. Handcuffs. Just take a deep breath. You don't understand. PLEASE. YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND. LIE. I am Please. Please understand. PLEASE, I'M BEGGING. >> THOUGH she cried, not a single tear ever fell. And once again, her attitude shifted. She started accusing the officers of terrorizing her, a performance that only exposed one thing. This wasn't her first time tangling up with the law. >> Here's the stand. Officers broken into my house. You're going to think I'm lying. Six of them. And they push me down. They did not even have charges touched. I I was telling they paid me when you knew I had a pacemaker. The warrant was for Lee County, which I don't even know where that is. I was in jail for 8 days. They came and busted in. They terrorized my mom. They picked me, broke down the bathroom door, and then they came on top of me and two of them tased me at the same time. >> He tried to get away. I stopped her and I told her she was under arrest. Okay. >> She said no, she was away. I put her up against the wall. I said, "Now you're put nobody KNEW WHERE I WAS, BUT THEY WOULDN'T even want to hurt. Please understand. I WON'T GO WITH you to see. >> I just wanted you to be there. I did NOT DO ANYTHING WRONG RIGHT NOW. PLEASE, PLEASE. >> I Let's >> Please tell my mom. >> Are you ready for >> PLEASE CALL MY MOM. >> Are you ready? Are you ready for me to talk? OUT. WE DON'T NEED >> I'M NOT OKAY. >> Do you want >> I'm never okay. >> Do you want an ambulance? >> I just want to be left alone. I enjoy. Please leave me alone. You're terrorizing my life right now. >> Nobody's terrorizing. >> Yes, you are. I have kids at home and I pets at home. >> Well, then you and I'm trying to go home. >> They made a poor decision. >> It was troubling how this middle-aged woman kept making everything harder. She even dragged her kids and her mother into the mix as excuses to resist, forcing the officers to escalate their actions step by step. >> Well, who's going to take care of my kids? >> No. Please take care of No. No. But they wouldn't stop. Please let ME CALL MY MOM. STOP. If you make fun, >> I HAVE A BIG DEFIILL. >> STOP. PUT YOUR HANDS. NO. >> PUT YOUR HANDS RIGHT. >> PLEASE. I'm just asking you to not cop me. >> I'm asking you to not cop me. Please help me. >> Please somebody help me. >> Somebody help me. >> I know, right? Cuz this is terrible. Like, WHAT DID I DO WRONG? AND LOOK AT ALL of you. Wait. Look at all OF YOU. >> LOOK AT ALL YOU'RE REALLY >> NO, YOU are hurting me. My kids ARE AWAY FROM YOUR HOME. >> OKAY. Step away from your >> Please understand. >> No. NO. NO. Please understand. I mean here. Let me pull my mom. I NEED SOMEONE TO HELP ME. I CAN'T DO THIS. >> NO. Please help me. Please help me. Help me. Help me. Back at the station, regret finally crept in as she began to admit pieces of what she'd done. In truth, she was the one who let everything spiral into chaos all over a petty theft that wasn't worth anything to begin with. >> I'm so sorry. >> This is so hard. >> None of us put this again. >> None of us put this on wanting to hurt anybody. >> I understand. >> Okay. We were called for a reason. >> No, I understand. You're doing your job and I'm sorry. Hi sir. My name is Officer Mike Riser with Round Lake Beach Police Department. >> Hi officer. Attorney Gord. How are you? >> Good. Thank you. Um so she we originally went for a shoplifting call and um you know as funny as it may sound it was for only $15 and some change. um we did advise her and then the warrant popped and then um uh we had told her I told her she's under arrest and then she resisted as well. So that that's where we are. So So what I'm doing is I'm filling out paperwork uh our administrative paperwork, our booking sheets, and I'm going to site her with the incident that we had here. And then uh in the meantime, I'm waiting for County to get back with me on the warrant. >> Okay. >> She was ultimately charged with petty shoplifting and resisting arrest. Always remember, a single lie can snowball into chaos. Stay honest, stay calm, and own your actions before the consequences own you. 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. Oh, [ __ ] >> Why I only had that little bit of stuff? >> Maybe y'all weren't done. >> No, >> y'all weren't done. You just got caught. >> No. Why would I had that little bit of stuff if somebody pushing me up to see? >> On June 13th, 2025, cops rushed to the Orlando Premium outlets after two women tried their sneaky Nike. They got cuffed fast and that's when their comedy of crime truly began. >> Get on the ground. BOTH OF YOU. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. There's one right here. Sorry. Straight ahead. >> Straight ahead. >> Get off your boat. Get off your ball. [Music] small hand one charge. I need your cops. Mine's on the other. >> One of the suspects tried to run but was quickly taken down. That's when she started begging to call her family as if they could save her now. >> Do not move. Do not move. You understand? Do not move. >> Can I call my dad? >> Hey, she was texting somebody. >> My daddy. You can look on the thing. >> They're in a black Nissan and Altimont. The keys are inside the vehicle. >> Okay. Don't play a game. >> I'm not playing. I swear to God. Inside the car. I swear to God. >> What kind of color of the vehicle? It's It's on It's somewhere down there somewhere. It's either right here or right there. >> Officers located the black Nissan Alultima nearby, packed with keys and stolen goods. From that moment, the two women's stories started to clash in the most ridiculous way. >> What are you looking for? >> I'm not looking for nobody. >> You keep looking out there. I'm not stupid. I can see you peeping around. >> I mean, >> so you looking for >> the driver. >> For the driver? >> Cuz it's an Uber driver. So if I give you your phone, you'll be able to pull it up on your phone that it's an Uber driver. >> We had a driver. >> You found him. >> I can't see. I can't see over all the other cars. It's all >> What's your friend's name? >> All in the way. Shave. >> H. >> Sh. How'd you guys get here today? >> Oh, me? I met her out here. >> You met her out here? >> Mhm. >> Okay. So then better question. How did you get out here? >> How did I get out here? >> Family side Uber out here. Who Who is she need? friend, family, cousin, sister. >> I just know her on Facebook. >> You just know her on Facebook. So, y'all came here to steal stuff? >> No, no, no, no, not necessarily. It was just the simple fact that I met her up here. >> Okay. So, let me ask you this, right? >> Y'all were seen walking out of Nike. Obviously, you guys stole, right? >> So, when I was pulling up here, >> I watched both of you. Well, I watched you first start take off running. Then you stopped. Then you tried to hide be behind this car over here. Then I watched her. Well, there was a pickup here. She decided to hide behind that. And that's when my sergeant saw her. So what? So y'all decided to run, try to hide. Yeah. >> Took a picture. >> Not to get caught. >> Okay. When questioned, their online friend story made no sense. The fake Uber, no proof of a ride until one finally admitted they ran and tried to hide the stolen stuff. >> Whose idea was to take these things? I have one. >> Be honest. >> It wasn't my idea. >> It was your idea. >> It wasn't my idea. >> It wasn't your idea. >> How old are you? >> 20. >> You know, you're too too old to be peer pressured and to do dumb stuff. >> Especially getting locked up, spending the night in jail with dirty people. You don't look dirty. You don't seem dirty. You don't want to be around nasty people, right? >> So, how come you're getting peer pressure to steal? So, what she tell you that made you want to want to do this? nothing. >> Remember, she she can't listen to what you're saying if she's far away. So, what she tell you that it's what I'm saying is going to get further than just me and you know how >> So, is she worth your career and your life and your your future? >> I'm not talking about her. >> Okay. So, even if she does find out, but you're protecting yourself, don't you think she's going to do the same? >> I'm not talking about her. >> Okay. So, what are you worried about? >> I'm not talking about her when I say that. >> What are you worried about? >> I'm not worried. I just not I'm not worried about anything. >> I think you should think about yourself. You're 20 years old. >> I am. I'm thinking about myself. I just ask Can I Can I just pay for it? I don't want to. >> Well, I'm trying to figure that out. But right now, we still got to do our investigation. You know what I mean? Like, right now, they're at the stores trying to calculate everything that he bought from which stores and how much. And they want to press charges. They have to write statements and all that. Okay. >> Under pressure, one suspect finally cracked. She blamed her friend for setting it up, then tried to pay her way out, but her story fell apart fast. The officers now suspected something much bigger. >> What do you mean you taking stuff? Like >> she was putting stuff in my bag. >> So she was putting her stuff in your bag. >> Where'd you put your stuff in your bag, too? >> Yes, ma'am. >> So, you said you had no particular reason as to why you stole the stuff. All right. That's what you told me initially. But in talking to her, >> that don't seem to be the case at all whatsoever. >> What she said. >> So >> cuz we was just talking about that >> what I just told you. >> Well, I wasn't here when you just talked to him. >> I know, >> right? So I don't know exactly what you told him. So what' you tell him? >> Did you you get he asked me do I be coming like going to get stuff for people like if if it was a case of racketeering or anything. I say, "No, cuz I don't been in trouble with people and they'll try to put the blame on you." Like, you set up there and just did god knows what in. >> All right. Well, word around is that you're the one getting the money and telling her what to steal and you're getting paid by somebody else that's higher than you. >> I know. >> I know she >> I wish I was. That'd be cool. But no, >> I >> So, do you see where my dilemma is now? When you tell me I see why you coming off, >> you ain't had no reason. But if that's the case, >> you got somebody in the other car flipping the script real quick. >> Listen, listen. Check this out. >> Check it out. >> If that's the case, why only had that little bit of stuff? >> The questioning got tense. When asked who started it, both pointed fingers and denied everything. Cops began to suspect a professional theft ring. Their method was way too organized to be random. >> No, >> I don't know. That's what I'm trying to figure out. Trying to compare the two stories. >> No, that makes sense. >> I can't believe she sat up there and said that. I wish she was right in my face because why would you sit up there? She said I >> And you know her from Facebook. >> I got her stealing from me. >> You know her on Facebook? >> Yes. >> That's how I met her. >> That's how you met her? >> Yes. Matter of fact, I'm lying. I met her in the Avenues Mall. >> I don't have Facebook. >> Oh, okay. She spoke to me or whatever the case is like that. We exchanged numbers and she started hitting me up from there. Okay. I can't believe she really just sat up there and told you that. I only I only had a couple of items. So, I'm not quite sure. Like I told him, I get I like I told him, I used to steal heavy back in the days. >> Like back in the days, I used to steal heavy, but it was for me and my kids. I never stole stuff to sell. Like, >> arrested for stuff before. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I told him I just back in 2022, I just had to um charge out a sampler. The curly-haired suspect finally confessed she'd stolen before, claiming it was for her kids. A classic excuse using motherhood as a shield. But the mountain of stolen goods in the car told a very different story. >> Okay. So, from what I'm understanding, this car is full of merchandise. >> Is all of it stolen? >> Yes. >> All of it is? >> I would say all of it. No, but probably most of it. Not all of it, but most of it. >> Where is that all from? different stores >> from these outlets right here. >> Yes. >> Okay. Is it all from today? >> Yes. >> Goodness gracious. Today. Okay. >> Officers uncovered piles of stolen merchandise from multiple stores. The two suspects argued, blamed each other, and denied everything, but the evidence left no room for doubt. >> Besides Nike, what other stores did y'all go to? >> Nike and Children's Place. >> Nike and Children's Place. >> Yes. >> Did you guys ever separate from each other or were you guys together the whole time in here? No, no, no. We like I was going in certain stores. She was going in certain stores being in her car. I all the time she rides around with merchandise. And I don't even mean to throw her up in these bus. STOP RIDING AROUND WITH all that stuff in your car. >> In the end, both suspects were charged with grand theft, resisting an officer without violence, possession of an anti-shoplifting device, providing false information, and tampering with evidence. felony charges that could lead to up to 5 years in prison and thousands in fines. This case was a hard lesson. Crime always looks easy until the cuffs lock. The next case proves that some people should never have been mothers in the first place. >> But you were holding me from that and you call yourself a police officer. >> Let me GET A CALL WITH MY LAWYER NOW. ON SEPTEMBER 21ST, 2023, police were dispatched to the scene where a 22-year-old nuclear mom made them regret turning on their radios. Within minutes, her level of madness left everyone wondering what her three-year-old child had been through. >> She was cleaning up. >> No, probably marijuana. Hey allegation that you were screaming and holling. Someone called me. >> No. Come on up. That's your job and my job. But >> yeah, that's why I want you to see what's going on because I'm confused myself why somebody's calling and saying nothing. >> You was under the influence. >> Yeah. >> That you was acting crazy outside screaming and hollering. >> Not at all. >> They called the hotline. >> I went outside and played with my son, but we just started. >> But you told me. You told me that you was working a double. Yeah. So, where's the double at? >> Cuz I picked up my son because my mom said she had to go out tonight. You want to see the text messages? >> Are you want to see where she says that she going out today? >> No, I'm not. >> I smell we marijuana. I know it's legal, but I smell marijuana. >> Okay. So, what? >> CWA staff and police approached the suspect after neighbors reported her for screaming uncontrollably. When they arrived, the woman appeared completely calm and claimed she was just playing with her child. But the strong smell of marijuana only reinforced their suspicions. >> She's not accusing you on anything, ma'am. She's just stating the facts. >> I know, but I texted her this morning and go ahead and go down them steps. >> No, no, no. He's doing his job and >> Yes. Exactly. But y'all coming UP HERE WITH >> WITH ALL these No, no, no, no, >> no, no. You seem like you apparently under the influence. >> Cuz you coming up here with the police officers and all this bull. >> Why you cursing? >> All right. Because we had this conversation before and you told me when they came up here before. No, no, no, no, no. When you came up here before, you told me that they were here for his pole officer >> and I CALLED HIS POLE OFFICER AND WHAT did they say? >> No, I have nothing to do with diapers. >> I CAN PLAY WITH I COULD PLAY THAT MESSAGE ON MY PHONE RIGHT NOW. I can play that message on my phone right now. No, I'm not. No, I'm not. >> Don't sit here and say that. >> I'm not sitting. I'm standing here telling you you you appear to be under the influence. SO, WHERE WHERE WHERE'S THE DRINKS IN MY WHERE'S THE DRINKS? WHERE'S THE DRINKS? YES, I MAY HAVE a cup of a cup of wine, BUT WHERE'S THE DRINK? >> When asked about working the double shift she mentioned earlier, she snapped, yelling, swearing, and denying being drunk in front of her child. Her aggressive behavior and foul language forced officers to keep their distance for safety. >> You push me, you're going to get you're going to get locked up. So, don't >> I make a phone call, please, >> to my parents. >> For what reason? CUZ I WANT TO HAVE THEM HERE WITH a lawyer present. >> I want a lawyer. You're not being questioned. I want a lawyer. >> You're not being questioned. I WANT A LAWYER. >> You're not being deterred. 15. >> Please move out the way >> so I can call my mom and bring this her. >> Why you cursing? >> But you told me you don't. >> I CURSE 24/7. I DON'T CURSE AROUND MY SON. YES. BECAUSE HE'S ASLEEP. He's asleep. >> And you're annoying me right now. CUZ WHEN I TELL YOU I told you I be here THE WHOLE DAY. I TOLD YOU I text you earlier this morning. Take him to the take him TAKE HIM TO THE HOSPITAL. >> GOT HIM DRUG TESTED. THEY WAS THERE LOOKING STUPID AS >> WELL. I'm I'm GET YOU DRUG. >> YOU ALL LOOK STUPID AS PERSON. >> NO, YOU ALL LOOK STUPID AS YOU sus me being drunk in front of. >> As she grew more out of control, she demanded a lawyer. But during the search, officers discovered several bottles of hard liquor. Undeniable evidence of substance abuse. Peanut butter whiskey. >> Damn. >> There's one, two, three. >> Oh, god. Yeah, this one is better. >> That's what she was scrambling around. >> This too. This is alcohol. This fuzz ball. >> Yeah. >> There's two of them. >> No food for the baby wine. Where's the wine at? She grabbed it. >> I need to call his grandmother. Please let me answer the phone. >> Yo, Sophia, they're not letting me answer. Please. We already talked to her. Stop banging on her door. Stop banging on her door. She's got a child in there, too. >> Get away from the door. >> GOT A CHILD IN THERE. >> Get away from the door. >> BECAUSE I WANT TO call my family so you guys can properly do your little whatever you want to do. But you won't even let me charge my phone so I can call people. >> She's already on her way. >> Let me go back up and put the knife. Your mom is already on her way. >> She's not even concerned about the baby. >> No, not at all. Let her be. Good. >> Yeah, she just walked right by. Didn't even say hi. >> Didn't say nothing. >> Hi. >> Walked right. >> Walked right by the baby. >> Hi, buddy. >> Say love you or anything like that. >> Nothing. >> It's a mess. >> The suspect insisted she only drank after her child went to sleep. But when grandma arrived to pick him up, she coldly walked past her son, leaving the officer speechless at her chilling lack of care. >> We see the back one, right? >> Oh, you go for a ride in a car. >> Would it be? Which one do you think? That's what >> Oh my god. Jesus. Oh, Jesus. >> Yeah, you're going to go for a ride. [Music] >> Okay, buddy. Here, I'll I'll come over. >> It might be better to put him in that one. >> Yeah, I think that one. >> Yeah, that one. I would do this one. >> You think so? >> Yeah. He looks big though. >> Yeah, but that's that's kind of like a >> go up to like 65 lbs in this. >> Yeah, 40 lb. He's not 40 lb. >> Go for a ride. >> Oh god. Jesus. >> You're going to go for a ride. >> Papa's going to come get you. >> It's a shame. >> Pop. Pop come get you. Okay. >> Come pick you up. Give you a ride. It's okay. It's okay. Hey, >> we're going to go for a ride. Hi. >> Yeah. Turn the car on. >> What do you mean about him right now? I know my right to drug test me right now. Give me the breathalyzer. Tell me I'm over them. 8 so you can take him. Where the drug tester at? Where it at? You'd be sitting here right in the same spot as me crying. If this was youring son, you'd be sitting here right. >> I wouldn't be in that spot cuz I wouldn't be drinking with my son. You're under. I'm sorry that some parents don't be as smart as you and take parent of their car. Kids are okay. >> Go charge your phone. >> No, I'm done. >> Go charge your phone back. >> Go change your phone. >> You won't even GIVE ME A BREATHALYZER. YO, GIVE ME A BREATH. >> Separated from her child, the woman kept screaming and violently resisting. pushing the officers to their breaking point. >> I'm too drunk. Telling my parents to make them out because I'm TOO DRUNK. >> NO. BACK UP. NO. Back to the [ __ ] off of me. >> Will you relax and call me for a second? >> GET THE OFF. >> JUST RELAX. >> GET THE OFF. JUST RELAX. >> I will relax if you get the off of me. >> WILL YOU RELAX, >> LIZ? CALL ME. >> JUST RELAX. >> Call me. >> Listen. Just relax. Okay. I got him now. >> I'm being arrested right now. >> That's right. I got her. >> I literally Yo, you guys won't even breathize me to PROVE THAT I'M >> ALL RIGHT, HOLD ON. >> YOU GUYS WON'T EVEN BREATHIZE ME. >> HAVE A SEAT AND CALL ME. >> YOU GUYS WON'T EVEN BREATHIZE ME. GIVE ME MY PHONE. >> Have a seat and I will give it TO YOU. SO GET MY PHONE NOW. >> GET my phone. >> Get my phone. >> Relax. I won't explain. >> Unbeliev my cuz these [ __ ] are killing me right now. >> All right. Well, calm down right now. >> I WILL CALM DOWN. >> SHE kept fighting as they tried to get her in the car. And when she ran out of excuses, she switched to her next brilliant move. Spitting at the cops. >> BUST MY ASS OFF. WIPE ME ASS. AND YOU CAN LOOK ALL AROUND. >> N you ain't even got TO GIVE ME MY LAWSUIT. >> Don't mess you five. Sergeant Lightner. Sergeant Lightner. Yeah. Me right now. I'm you right now. >> Good. Can you see? >> Yeah. I'm you right now. I'm [ __ ] me right now. And then I won't have a a see in the car. >> Listen, you give me THE BREATHALYZER AND I WILL GO. YOU need >> specializer. >> Let me get a CALL WITH MY LAWYER. NO, >> YOU DON'T GET A CALL UNTIL WE SAY YOU GET A CALL. >> Don't spit. Don't. Hold on. Hold her down cuz she spit. >> I will get a call. You mother. >> YOU ABOUT TO BREAK MY BREATH. YOU >> LISTEN. I'M NOT TOUCHING YOUR MY HANDS ARE RIGHT. >> I would like you to HAVE A SEAT. YOU'RE BRINGING my hands right here. >> Yeah. So raise THE UP SO EVERYBODY can see him. >> Just sit IN THE CAR. >> NO. NO. HAVE A SEAT IN THE CAR. >> IF YOU IF YOU PUT THE PHONE on speaker and you give me the seat in the car, I'm not going to speak to the car and you let me talk to my down on the ground, man. >> Then I will get in the car. >> You're going to go down on the ground. We don't want to do this. It's very easy. >> Grab my Give me the right to my phone calls >> at the station. She kept screaming about proving she wasn't drunk. So, until officers had no choice but to strap on spit masks, anything to shut down the neverending noise from this drama queen. >> I know. I know. >> I don't care. >> We just need you to breathe. We're not here. >> I won't breathe. That's I want to do is just prove that I'm noting drug. >> We don't care if you're >> But they took my getaway because they said I'm drunk, but they wouldn't even give me a breath to prove that I'm not drunk. Teddy, when you're talking this much, then you're not >> call my people. >> When you're done screaming, we'll come in. >> Yes. >> When you're done screaming, we'll come >> you or you GOING TO already me do whatever you want to do. But I would like to have my phone call that I know I'm obligated to, but you were holding me from that. And you call yourself a police officer. AND YOU CALL YOURSELF A police officer, but you're the one holding that phone call. >> The phone call when I tell you you can HAVE THE PHONE CALL. >> BYE. >> OH, you don't want it? >> What video? >> This video of you banging your head against the wall, yelling at me, spitting at him. >> Oh, what video? >> That video. >> When that video goes to diapers, do you think it's going to help you or hurt you get your son back? I'm trying to help you. After all her crazy antics, she finally called her dad. And even he couldn't take her nonsense. >> Just calm down because we don't need you to go. I'mma have mom. >> Dad, do you understand that they're giving these rights to my parents? >> Stop talking. Stop talking, Penny. This is why they're going to take you to jail. >> With charges including disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, assaulting an officer with bodily fluids, child neglect, and criminal mischief. She faces up to three to seven years in prison, fines, and strict child custody supervision. A lesson for young parents who still hide behind their family's power. Being a parent isn't about privilege. It's about growing up and taking responsibility. All right, next up, a stubborn mother-son duo who thought that they could score some free gas. But instead of filling their tank, they just fueled more trouble for themselves. >> Listen, I already spoke to the manager. Him and I are like this. >> I understand that, but she wants you trespassed. Okay. >> I don't care if she's nobody. Yo, >> MA'AM, BACK UP. >> BACK UP. >> DON'T YOU TOUCH my son while you're back. >> On April 17th, 2024, the officers were dispatched to a Circle K gas station after employees reported two individuals refusing to leave and previously causing multiple disturbances. When officers arrived, chaos quickly unfolded. >> Hello, ma'am. >> Yes. >> Officer Lou with the city of M Police Department. Yep. >> We got a call over here at Circle K and they're advising that they need to close and you're refusing to leave. >> I think it's probably because you're out of gas, right? >> Right. >> Okay. Let me see if you're allowed to maybe leave the vehicle here right now. >> I have the gas can. >> Okay. Do you have vehicle? Do you have gas in there? >> I'm waiting for my mom to come. >> Okay. >> Hello. >> Listen, I don't know what you're trying to do, but >> I am sitting at Circle K with no gas. >> Well, it's not my fault. >> No one said it is. It's not my fault about anything in your life. and how you need mental health. >> Okay. >> Oh, really? >> Yeah. I'm gonna send the um mental health coordinator over. >> Okay, ma'am. I'm not here to argue. I just want to >> The woman quickly claimed she was just waiting for her mother to bring gas, but acted like she owned the entire station. Moments later, officers spoke with the store clerk and the truth about these troublesome visitors began to unfold. >> No, my systems I'm in a store upgrade right now. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, do you want are they allowed to wait for gas or >> No, I need them trespass because they've been caught stealing. Okay. >> This is the second night she's came up here yelling at me, honking her home. >> Okay. So, what about this? Their vehicle is stuck here. Do you want to call a tow truck? I don't I can't call her for you. It's on your property. >> Yeah. >> But do you want to call a tow truck to have their vehicle towed somewhere? >> Okay. Yeah. I'll have the I'll call my boss >> cuz I can't Their vehicle stuck. But you know what I mean. >> Yeah. It was a hard like I wasn't going to call but cuz she kept like still trying to yell at me and knock at me. I'm like this [ __ ] is just >> I'm aware we we've dealt with her numerous time. That was the first time I dealt with her but the other officers dealt with her multiple times. >> So I'll do you want her just trespass or the son as well? >> I bought six. >> Both of them. Okay. Well, we'll we'll go ahead and trespass them. If they refuse to leave, would you like them arrested? >> Store staff said they'd been caught stealing before. Despite the system being down, they refused to leave, blocking operations. While the suspect arrogantly claimed she knew the manager and could do whatever she wanted. >> So, I understand that you don't have any gas. Okay? She's calling the tow truck, but for right now, she wants y'all trespass from this property. Okay? >> She's not trespassing. Listen, I already spoke to the manager. Him and I are like this. >> I understand that, but she wants you trespassed. Okay? >> I don't care if she's nobody. >> Listen, the manager is on the phone >> and I'm the assistant and we are both saying that you have to leave. >> Did you hear that, ma'am? >> All right. I Yes. >> Okay. She's saying if you don't leave the property, we're going to arrest you. Do you understand that? >> I didn't do anything for you to arrest me. Can I speak to uh >> No, she doesn't want to speak. Okay. So, I'm going to ask you now. She is the man. She's right now. She's the authorized person. Okay. So, I'm going to ask you to leave the property. I understand this is your vehicle. >> Your car. It's your mom's car, right? >> No, it's in both. >> No, you said it's You said it's not under your name. >> I said it's in both names. >> No, you said it's your mom's. >> You know what? You need to start recording stuff. >> I'm recording. Officers gave her several warnings, but she refused to move, claiming no one had the right to kick her out. Then her son, Matthew, jumped out of the car, turning a tense scene into a full-blown standoff. >> Where's my car, please? >> Now, you're going to break my door. >> Step out. Hey. Hey, Matthew. Leave the property. Leave the property. Matthew, he is leaving the property. >> He's not He's not leaving. He's walking towards the property. be arrested. >> MA'AM, BACK UP. >> DON'T YOU TOUCH my son's back. You just threw that in my face. It hurt my goddamn >> You are GOING TO TOUCH MY SON. >> OKAY. >> Black people who fight white. >> You mother you mother. If you slam my son's head, you're dead. >> Mom, >> you're dead, >> man. I'm not leaving off the property. >> No, you're not. You're going to jail, too. >> No, I'm going off the property. >> You got your handcuffs. >> No, you're hurting me, >> Matt. Hey, you might have grabbed me some handcuffs and then >> Adam, I'm going off the property. >> I didn't do anything. >> Yes, you did. Drop your phone. >> I didn't do anything. >> You better stop resisting. >> Don't break my arm. No, >> you better stop resisting. I'm not. I'm trying to >> Mom, I hate you. You >> That's not very nice. >> I don't give a [ __ ] Are you Mom? That's it. >> Yeah, just ask her for her. >> You're dead, Mom. Stop moving. >> I can't move. >> Stop. >> Stop moving. Stop. I need you to stop resisting. Okay. You need to stop resisting. >> I'm going to have a heart attack. >> Well, you better stop resisting, ma'am. I'm not trying to have you have a heart attack. >> Help me. >> Matthew. >> Matthew. >> Both mother and son were taken down on the spot. The woman kept yelling, accusing officers of racism before launching into a dramatic performance of collapsing. me. >> Black people are going to jail because of you guys. >> Still black people everywhere. Car's on fire, you stupid. I'm pressing charges. Car is high. >> You're making me I swear to God you are. You're going to jail. Y'all going to jail? You break my arm, >> man. Just lean. Just lean on the car. That's it. That's all you got to do. We're not letting go of you. Okay. >> We got fire rescue on the way. Son didn't touch it. >> Okay. They also see him. He threw a phone at me and it hit me right here. >> That's your fault. >> Okay. All right. So, we have fire rescue come check you out. Is that cuz you have heart issues? >> Yes. >> Yes, ma'am. All right. >> And my son's disabled. So, if you touch him, you go to jail automatically. >> Okay. >> Black, yellow, white, it don't matter. >> And you broke my arm. >> Okay. I can't. >> You don't have ID with you, right? >> I just want to stand up. >> Do you have ID with you? >> Oh, he's putting pressure on my back. >> Well, we don't want you to lean up. That's the thing. >> I don't I can't breathe. I have heart issues, you dumbass. >> Okay. Well, >> after nearly 10 minutes of struggle, she pretended to have heart problems, but when the ambulance arrived, she refused treatment. The act ended as both were finally escorted to jail. >> She's just going to pass out. How about that? Pass out on the ground. >> We're good. Then lean up against the car. >> Yeah, we need like cat scans to our head and [ __ ] since that black put his hands on us. This would be great for cops. Both mother and son were charged with trespassing and resisting an officer. The mother, identified as Janet, later pled no contest to trespassing and was sentenced to 20 days in jail with credit for time served. What do you think about this reckless mother and son duo? Share your thoughts in the comments below. Next, meet the woman whose attitude turned a simple traffic stop into a full-blown disaster. >> I want your supervisor. >> You are under arrest. >> You're I'm not under arrest. I'm a teacher. Do not touch me. Man, we got to get >> On October 13th, 2024, police unexpectedly spotted a speeding car. Inside was a woman driving with her 2-year-old child in the back seat. The mother's defiant reaction made the situation tense for no reason. [Applause] >> Turn your car off. Where are your keys? >> 14. >> I didn't know you were following me. I'm trying to get out the way. >> No, you weren't trying to get out of the way. You just continued driving. >> I didn't know you were trying to pull me over. I was just just trying to get out the way. >> My daughter doesn't have any more diapers, and I'm just trying to get home. >> You weren't trying to get out of the way. You stayed in the same lane. >> Did you not see my lights and sirens? >> I wasn't sure if you were trying to stop me or anybody else. >> Did you see my lights and sirens? >> I saw your lights and sirens. Moved out the What are you supposed to do when you see lights and sirens? >> Move out the way. >> And what? >> Just move out the way. I I wasn't sure if you were looking for me. >> What did I do? >> You're speeding. >> I was not speeding. >> You were speeding? >> No, I I have my daughter in the car. I was not speeding. >> You were 30 over the speed limit. You were 75 when you passed me. >> No, I was not. >> License, registration, insurance. >> I was not. >> License, registration, insurance. When officers signaled her to stop, she drove a mile before pulling over, insisting she wasn't speeding and was just getting out of the way. Radar showed 75 in a 45. She refused ID and demanded a supervisor. I'm >> sorry, I was not >> for the third time. License and registration. >> No, I would like to speak to a supervisor. >> And I would like to record this. >> You're more than welcome to. >> My husband was literally right in back of me and I was not speeding. >> You passed me. He was speeding too. >> He was not speeding >> for the fourth time. I need your license or registration or I'm going to take you to jail. >> You're going to take me to jail? >> I'm going to take you to jail if you don't give me your license. >> I have my daughter in the car. You're really going to do that? >> I'm going to take you to jail if you don't identify. >> You're going to literally take me to jail with my with my 2-year-old. >> I've asked you four times for your license. I'm going to take you >> and you're going to give me a speeding ticket when I was not speeding. >> I'm going to take you to jail. >> I was literally doing 40. >> Are you going to give me a driver's license? No, I'm not. >> Step out of the car. >> No, I'm not. >> Step out of the car. >> No, I'm not. >> Step out. >> Step out of the car. >> No, >> you can get a supervisor. >> Step out of the car. >> No, I do. I am not going to step out the car cuz my 2-year-old is in the car. >> Step out of the car. >> I am not stepping out the car cuz my 2-year-old is in the car. >> Officers ordered her out of the car, but she refused to cooperate, using her toddler as an excuse. When warned of arrest, she played the race card, turning a routine stop into chaos within seconds. I want your supervisor. >> You are under arrest. >> You're I'm not under arrest. I'm a teacher. >> Out of the car. >> No, I'm not getting out the car because my 2-year-old is in the car. >> Get out of the car. >> No. Get your supervisor. >> I'm going to yank you out. >> Get your supervisor. >> I'm going to yank you out. >> Get your supervisor. You're not going to touch me. Get your supervisor. Why? Because I'm black. >> She barricaded herself inside the car, shouting, "I'm a teacher. I know the law." And resisted arrest, forcing officers to step in and take her down. Get out of the car. >> Why? Because I'm a different color. No, you're not going to touch me. You're not going to touch me. I have my 2-year-old in the car. What the hell is the problem? >> No. What the hell is this problem? >> Ma'am, get out of the car. >> Let me Can I explain something? >> Do not touch me. >> Arrest. Do not touch me. I have >> Ma'am, YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. STOP. THE CAR. YOU'RE GOING TO GET TAG. >> YOU'RE NOT GOING TO TAG. >> YOU'RE going to GET TAG. YOU'RE GOING TO GET TAGED. >> You're going to get tag. Get out of the car. 2-year-old. >> You're going to get tag. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. YOU'RE GOING TO GET TAG. >> GET OUT of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> I have my 2-year-old in the car. >> Are you kidding me? >> Stop. >> No. >> What the hell? >> Are you arresting me for what? >> No. Are you the super? >> Yes. You're going to jail for resisting. Stop. >> I'm not resisting. >> You're doing it right now. Stop. >> I don't care. We will take care. We will take care of them. But you're not helping the situation. >> No, you won't. >> You're not taking care of your own child by doing this. Okay. >> Okay. >> Relax your arms and we will get you handcuffed and then we will talk. >> I am trying to explain to him. >> If you would have just let us get you under handcuffs, then we could have done that. >> If you would listen, can you listen? >> During the struggle, she punched an officer in the face. A move that sent everything spiraling out of control. Even after being handcuffed, the woman kept screaming non-stop. >> I am telling you nicely. >> I am telling you nicely. My 2-year-old is in the car. You did not tell me to pull over. >> That's what the license sirens mean. >> I did not know that. >> What I assume >> So, right now, you're being placed under arrest for resisting and battery on a law enforcement officer. >> Battery? >> Yeah. You punched me several times. >> I did not punch you. >> No, I did not. >> No, I did not. >> Ma'am, real quick, I'm going to read you this before you say anything else. Okay. >> He did not have the right to remain silent. >> Criminal justice. I know what the my rights are. >> Can I get the baby, please? >> I need you to get your car out of the road first. >> But can I get the baby? >> Get your car out of the road first. >> Stay back. Stay back. >> You're hurting me. Stop running around. >> You're hurting me. No, you're hurting me. You're hurting me. I'm just trying to turn around and talk to the supervisor. >> We will relax. >> Her husband arrived begging to take their child home, but officers explained she was under arrest for assault and resisting. Despite that, she kept shouting while her breath test showed clear signs of alcohol. >> Everything we do is recorded on body camera. >> Yeah, but you guys pulled her out. >> Are you guys going to like help us out with the kid here? Is that your reason for being here or is it to argue with me? >> Is why you got to >> I'm just asking. I'm just asking, buddy. You're asking and I'm asking. Why'd you take her off the car? You cannot afford her. >> Ben, >> if you cannot >> take my daughter, please. We're going to take >> No, we're not walking over there. GET OFF OF ME. >> STOP. YOU NEED TO RELAX. >> I'M TRYING TO TALK TO HIM AND YOU talking to You're talking to the police right now. >> I don't give a >> You can decide at any time TO >> GOOD FOR YOU. MIRANDA RICE. WOO. DEESCALATE. Can we deescalate? Can we justate? Can I just get the baby? The baby's going to be traumatized. >> Yeah, let's get her and then Yeah. She wants me to get her baby. That's traumatizing to >> But we're not walking up there, guys. We're staying here. >> Put the baby in the car. >> If you keep on the listen, if you guys want to make the situation worse than when we get Department of Children Families, >> even with the supervisor there, this angry pumpkin of a driver kept arguing non-stop. Easily one of the biggest, loudest meltdowns cops had seen on the road. >> Where the am I going to go? >> Grab this arm. >> Relax, guys. Relax for two seconds. We're going to wait for the county deputy, the female to get here and then we will put her in the car. >> Yes. >> I would like a female >> because you guys are abusing your power. >> Are you a father? Are you a father? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> I have two young. >> I am trying to get home because my daughter has no more diapers. >> That is all. >> Okay. >> That's all. >> Okay. >> So, why am I being pulled over? >> Can you please explain? It >> was explained to you. >> No, it was not explained to me >> multiple times. >> No, it was not. >> Where am I going to run? over the fence. >> Ma'am, you've been flanging your arms everywhere. I don't I really don't know. >> I really don't know. >> Are you Spanish? >> No, I'm not. >> That's why. >> I'm not sure. >> I speak I'm sorry to do with anything. >> Hispanic people speak with their their hands and because my hands are detained. >> If you're in in handcuffs, you cannot be flaring your arms around >> and and battering an officer. You realize you did you punched off? No. Really? >> No, I did not. >> Okay. Well, it's on body cam. >> You want me to If I was to punch him, I'll knock him the out. Do you really really want me to try me? Do you really want to try me? I'm a teacher. Okay. I teach third grade. >> Okay. >> I have my 2-year-old in the car. I am just trying to get my 2-year-old home. Look at the time. I just came from a business event. >> And you're really trying to detain me. For what reason? >> I saw the alarms, but did you say pull over? >> Ma'am, you have a Florida driver's license? >> Yes, I do. >> Okay. So, in >> I just moved here. >> Okay. When you get your license, they teach you that you have to pull over when you hear when you see lights behind you. >> Well, I I was never told that. >> Okay. Well, then I don't know how you got your driver's license then because they teach >> because I came from New York. It was just a transfer. >> We don't know what New York she's lived in, but the law there does not require officers to yell or use their speakers specifically to enforce a stop. >> I want the supervisor. >> Okay. Here's my supervisor here. Okay. >> I would like to speak to >> I am the supervisor. I'm sorry. How are you? >> Yes, ma'am. Good. Do you are you a father? >> Yes. >> How many kids do you have? >> Two. >> And how would your kids like to see your >> Well, ma'am, if we asked you to get out, ma'am, if if we ask you to get out of the car and out of sight of your child. >> Okay. >> In the end, the so-called teacher who knew the law was charged with resisting arrest with violence, battery on a law enforcement officer, child neglect, DUI with a minor in the vehicle, and fleeing police. A brutal lesson in what not to teach by example.