Yeah, this one. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. [music] >> So, it was like a bunch of like makeup and >> I have I have documentation, bro. [music] >> So, straight to Raven. I remember she had a black bag with her so she can seal the items in. >> But it's literally $100. I'm begging you. There are shoplifterss who will do anything to avoid responsibility. From crying for sympathy to blaming their accompllices, but 4K surveillance leaves them nowhere to hide. These are the moments when shoplifterss realize they've been caught in 4K. Have a great day. This is This is Law. Take a sip of [music] water before we get into today's video. And don't forget to like and subscribe if you'd like to see us again in the next one. Starting with this trembling, seemingly helpless woman. But was all of her pleading just an act? I I know what I did was wrong and I I don't know what I'm thinking of. Like, can we just get rid of this? I'm begging you from the bottom. I have literally a bus to catch in 15 minutes. >> On the 9th of February 2026, officers approached a woman as she attempted to leave a Walmart after she was suspected of being involved in an ongoing shoplifting incident. Here's what happened next. >> Can you stop real quick? Come in here. Yeah, we're going in here. >> We're going to go in this office. Um, again, I'm trying to get a bus back. I don't even live here. Can you please let me go? I'm literally going right now. >> I'm >> What am I thinking? I know that I can't get anywhere. I'm trying to go back to Albuquerque. I literally just bought a ticket. Can you please just express my greatest >> Well, the faster we get this done, the faster we're able to go. Do you have an ID on you? >> I don't. I have a picture of it. >> What's your name? Yeah, my bus name's at 545 and I just really apologize. >> Angelique Mononttoya. >> Angelita. >> Can you spell your last name for me? >> I'll give you the idea. >> Yeah, >> sir. I just want I know. I know. >> And then you said you're here from Albuquerque. >> Mhm. [snorts] >> I don't know what I was thinking, sir. I'm I'm on a bus. I was going to plan on um getting that anywhere. And um I just really want to go home. 93. You can stop me at a carpet shop with me. Can I go home? >> No, >> please. I'm I'm really like trying to express my sincerious like I know what I did was wrong and like I'm trying to be as cooperative as possible, but I just want to go home. >> I'll give you all the information you need, but [clears throat] I do not want to go to jail, sir. >> Please. I'm very far away from home. I uh I just bought I spent my last $50 on my bus ticket right here at the Paso Lazine and I walked over here. I don't know what I was thinking. So, >> is the address uh on that? [snorts] >> Is it big enough? >> Uh >> from the woman's trembling hands, it was clear she was genuinely nervous. Moments later, she voluntarily explained her situation in an attempt to earn some leniency. >> Trying to go home. I I came from the world of the little bus shuttle here. Oh, okay. >> First one this morning. >> So, you're trying to get to Albuquerque? >> Yeah. >> But you're from Alagorto or you're >> No, my uncle lives in Almagoro and I just went to visit him. His wife's not doing well and he asked me to come and help with his kids and it's just it's been hard and like I don't know why I even wasted my time. I'm literally my bus leaves in 15 minutes and if I'm not there, I lose out the money. I'm going to go to jail. Like, if you just let me go, I promise never to come back to the city. I'll take the citation and I I just need to find a way to get to that bus. >> Where's the bus? >> Literally right here on down the down the road at the El Paso limousine. >> Oh, you're taking the the like the actual like the bus >> and like that was literally my last $5 that I had. >> Wait, we can get done here within like the next >> In contrast to the panic she was showing now, surveillance footage had captured her confidently carrying out the theft and walking out of the store with little hesitation. She was trespassed. She >> She's from Albuquerque. So, she's trespass from >> Oh, from the ones over there. >> It's all >> It's all over them. Yeah. Once you >> Yeah, cuz they have like a system or >> Yeah. >> So, like I said, if it was under $500, I would have already sit and let you go. But it's $6. >> Sir, can you $69? I I'm asking you from the deepest tears. I know what I did is wrong and that you you did what you say, but it's literally $100, sir. I'm begging you. >> Again, if it were up to me, I'd rather giving you a citation, but I mean, if it's felony on sign paperwork and I will never come back to Busters or Walmart and nothing. >> There was no sign of that trembling when she pleaded. She clearly knew what she was doing as this wasn't her first time shoplifting with the case. It's now a felony. Officers proceeded to arrest her. >> You could call them the limousine places and ask them to hold my stuff. >> We could try that. Yeah. >> So, if you think you just drop me off whatever paperwork you need to sign, you have my name, my information. >> I mean, there's no paperwork to sign. I mean, we got to go before a judge at this point. All right. >> Stop that on the phone. It's like Yeah, I will I'll grab your stuff here in a bit and then I'll [snorts] >> um we'll worry about your stuff at the museum. >> Sure. >> Do you have anything on you? >> No. >> No. >> Um pocket. I have pocket knife. >> 93 female 5. Sir, can you just take me to the bus, please? I don't want to go home. I just want to go home and get get out of this town. >> Where's the knife at? >> In the back pocket. >> Oh, okay. I'm also going to take the change that's out there. Okay. >> Okay. >> But it didn't end there. Moments later, she admitted she had drugrelated items in her bag, not because she wanted to come clean, but because she was hoping the officers would throw them away before they were discovered. I have to inventory it just to make sure there's like inventory like the valuables and stuff like that >> and then make sure there's no like >> weapons or anything like that in there. >> Can Can you throw away something right now that has like contraband in it? Cuz I don't want to get charged with something else. >> Well, what's >> the black container has residue on it? Like there may be foils or there's not there there may be some other things. But >> in the black container >> and it's like has a zipper on it and it's like a round thingy. >> I just want to be honest. I don't want to get >> Oh, yeah. I appreciate it. I Is it okay if I look in there? >> Uh in that black round thing. That's all that's going to be in there. Yeah. >> Is it okay if I look in there just see what it is and then you'll throw it away? I'll throw it away. >> Yeah. Yeah. And then um you think maybe I can have a cigarette? I have a cigarette in my little tin with a cat on it. >> I've been asking for a lot. [laughter] >> Yeah, I know. just like freaking out kind of. >> Hey, you okay? >> How's the jail out here? >> Huh? >> Do they process pretty quickly? >> Uh, well, they do, but I mean, you have to go before a judge >> and then the judge will determine your bond after that. >> They go like heard of it. >> There's the spoils in like paraphernalia. She didn't say anything about whole bag of men. I said I I would throw it away if I could. >> I was say you said if I could throw it away if I could. She's like, "Yeah, it's fine." Open it. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> To me, so it's not really a container. >> It's like a little It was like in a little like glasses case with a zipper. >> Yeah. >> In the end, Angelita was charged with felony shoplifting and possession of methamphetamine. [music] One bad decision can quickly turn into several. Trying to avoid the consequences of a crime by hiding evidence or seeking [music] sympathy rarely changes the outcome. It often only makes the situation worse. Next, what started as a simple shoplifting case led officers to uncover another secret. >> The camo [snorts] jacket is currently uh swapping tickets at the register, not paying full price. On the 8th of June 2023, police responded to a Walmart after receiving a report of a shoplifting in progress. A female suspect was seen removing price tags and concealing merchandise inside a black backpack she had brought with her. Officers then arrived at the scene and monitored her actions through the store's surveillance cameras. >> Is that her right there? >> So, yeah, that's her. So, we got a light-skinned female uh about looks like she has a black wig or black and blonde wig. She's wearing a camo style jacket, white shirt, blue jeans, shorts, and white or cream colored Van looking shoes. >> She probably, if you go check out, you probably going to get her on two things. Yeah. Okay. So, I think she about to put the tag on it now. She So, she took off um she was over by pharmacy. She took off the tags off of some of the stuff. So, what they usually do, they just put it on there. I think that's what she's about to do for the rest of the merchandise. >> Okay. >> Has she concealed anything or she just tags? >> That bag right there got all the stuff in there. Everything is flat as hell. She just stuck away. >> All right. She has concealed all the merchandise in the black bag and she may be trying to swap tags on a few more items. The other standby over there. She putting stuff that. >> Yeah, that's what I figured. She going to get that. >> I don't think she going to get other trucks, too. >> All right, y'all. >> She may be walking out here in just a little bit. Not sure if she's working with anybody else. >> The manager advises she might have a friend with her, but they haven't seen her concealed anything, so they're uncertain. >> I got her on camera though when they met up. >> Is this which entrance? That's the grocery sign. over there. >> Y'all just stay away from the doors. She's uh >> walking away from me. >> That's the car right there. She don't have the book bag no more, >> huh? >> Right there. >> Immediately afterward, at the selfch checkout register, officers continued watching her switch price tags to pay lower prices for the merchandise, while another female suspect was believed to be acting as a lookout. >> Yeah. See right there? >> Be a little bit more discreet. Why don't you >> Only reason I noticed her cuz she came in here looking around and she looked scared when she first started. I would have left her alone. She about to do it again with that. >> All right. The female in the camo jacket is currently uh swapping tickets at the register, not paying full price for merchandise. God, that girl looks like she is on something. >> I [laughter] didn't want to say nothing, but I think so, too. >> There she go again. >> Yep. Wake up going so I catch my legs for the day. you know, to be advised. The other female with the cream shirt, uh, who's does not have charges. If she does walk out with her, she's possibly on some type of based off how she's acting. >> She been acting, I guess, since she been in here. >> All right, we're going to go and stop both of them. >> Um, she can come in here. >> Yeah, we're just going to we're just going to CT her. >> The moment both suspects walked out of the store, officers moved in immediately. Just look at the expressions on their faces the moment they realized they had been caught. I'll take it back. I'm going to have to go to customer service and get this run up. >> Okay. >> Cuz they switched a few things. >> And then I'll let y'all check that before I take that. >> Sorry. I mean, I didn't exactly. >> Their faces remained completely calm after being arrested, suggesting this likely wasn't their first time. Even as officers exposed every step of their scheme, neither of them showed any sign of embarrassment or remorse. >> Yeah. >> But I rang up. I mean, it's not what I >> It's not going to come out right. >> All right. So, they're >> Oh, we know it's not going to come out right. That's what Caitlyn's got. say something. >> Man, I'm never going to try. >> So, I don't know who's taking She was the one I don't know who concealed all the stuff in the bag. She was looking to get that first. She was at the register using a different ticket to scan the prices. >> Skip scanner. >> Skip scanner. She She wouldn't even skip scanning. She had a price tag for something else. So, she was holding on to every single item that she scanned. >> It's all me. >> Well, you say it's all you, but she was the one that was scanning and she's the one who grabbed the merchandise and walked out with it. to do it because it's my >> Whose bag is that? >> Jennifer Rene, Georgia. >> Sorry. >> Howdy. >> Yeah, that's ours. 059 >> 735. Who's Jeff? >> I'm sorry. >> Who's Jennifer? >> Me? >> Yeah. What kind of car are they in so I can let them know what's wrong? We can give them this book bag and all that stuff. They're in a >> Sorry, I'm just on a pilot. >> I don't know. >> What color is it? >> Silver. >> Can we head over to the phone, too, by chance? No. >> Meanwhile, another officer approached the woman waiting outside who was believed to be the driver helping the suspects get away. She showed little concern about what had happened, and as officers questioned her, they uncovered even more problems. ask, "How do you know these young ladies?" >> Uh, well, Mariah, I met through Jen cuz it's her girlfriend. Met her a couple years ago. Two years. Jen, I've known I going on four years now. She >> My baby. >> My baby. >> It's your baby. >> Yeah, it's her baby. Yeah. Uh, my ex-boyfriend Jason has known Jen for 20 years. So, let's talk about Jen. >> Are they Are they Do they do any type of anything? >> Um, not that I know of. >> Not that you know. >> I know. No, I know Jen's a car, but that's it. But she's a comedian, so I don't think she's >> Well, I You'd be surprised. >> Yeah. >> Um >> why? >> I suspect that one or both may be on something. >> And if they are, >> I'm wondering if they put something in your car. >> Oh, >> is there anything in your car we need? This is Jen's. I don't know what they're telling me. This is Jen's car. This is not my car. >> This Jen's car. >> This is Jen's car. Yeah. >> So, why are you driving back? >> Cuz you were in the driver's seat. >> Yeah, because because I was saying the car was over. I mean, I like my turn to come back out. >> All right. Fair enough. So, you would know if there would be anything in the car, right? So far, do you know if she smokes in the car? does any type of have you been with her when she's gone? >> No. No. I have River with me everywhere, you know, wherever I go. So, and she's never cigarette. So, >> Kila went to Aim Mossman. Can you step outside? >> So, this this is the brunette's car. That's what the blind. Shortly afterward, officers searched the vehicle, and the suspect's situation only became worse because of what was discovered during the search. >> No, he he found it. >> Yeah. the uh the large baggie doesn't seal, so just be mindful with that one. But >> this one, >> yeah, it appears to be the same. >> Yeah, it's Christian. >> So, appears to be the same. Clearly using top bottles to Yeah. >> What this is though? >> About to ask me. I don't know. I wouldn't open it. >> I'm not going to. This says poison. Might be. >> It's a little disgusting though. >> Well, I want to go in there and ask. >> The women were charged with theft by shoplifting, while one of them was additionally charged with possession of methamphetamine. A single bad decision can quickly turn into multiple criminal charges. [music] What began as shoplifting became far more serious after officers uncovered illegal drugs during the investigation, showing how every additional mistake only made the consequences worse. Even more notably, the woman broke down in tears after being caught shoplifting at two other stores earlier that same day. She does have like a rolling bag and like she admitted to us that she was at Marshalls, stole from Marshalls and was at Walmart for >> On the 10th of April 2024, police responded to a call from TJ Maxx after the store's loss prevention team detained a woman for shoplifting. Even more surprisingly, [music] the employees appeared to recognize her immediately. >> Camera's on. >> No problem. Appreciate you guys. So, this is the merchandise. This is all of the transactions that she tried to walk out with. Okay. merchandise is up on the front still. >> Okay. >> And then so she >> everything was recovered. >> Everything from us is recovered. So she does have like a roly bag and then she admitted to us that she was at Marshalls, stole from Marshalls and was at Walmart, stole from Walmart. So it's all that merchandise still on her. >> Okay. So here that's for you. And then we can walk you guys to the I just want to grab her back. She had her own >> but they actually has it still on her that rolly bag. >> Yes. Yes. It's in the office. >> You said it was from Marshalls and Walmart. That was today. >> Yes. >> Okay. Yeah, she admits that she was227y old >> and she's being cooperative with you guys. >> So, for the most part, yeah, she's just really really jittery and nervous cuz she got caught. >> Yeah. Yeah. We've we've seen her here before. That's why we picked up immediately. >> Did you see her in person or on camera? >> Both. Both. Both. Yeah. We caught her on the phone and then my guy picked her up. Got it. >> We got back this way now. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Oh, you guys switched rooms? >> No. >> Were you over here? >> Yeah. >> I thought it was over there. No, we I think we mar the marsh. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. >> The officer then approached the female [music] suspect. With police now present, her anxiety visibly grew and even her voice became increasingly shaky. >> So, do you have an idea with me or what's your name? >> Am I going to >> No, we're not we're not there yet. So, let's just calm down. Calm down. Emma. >> Okay. How do you spell that? >> E L I S. >> And last name O L O N. >> What's your date of birth? 45 >> property on her from Marshalls and Walmart left today as well. >> Um, she has these scissors to cut. >> That's fine. and phone number. >> While officers checked her identity in the system, they also confirmed the total value of the merchandise she had stolen, which determined the level of charges she could face. There's a shop, right? See the total here? It's all basically beauty products, jewelry, stuff like that. It's 222 and then the tax. So, it comes out to 237, right? Whenever it's a shoplifted amount, we never include the sales tax in the final total. So it's going to be this one 222 and change. Okay. >> All right. >> So with this is a 43, right? Cuz it's blood. >> So it's above 200. So it's >> and the other property, the other stuff that she said she shoplifted, we're going to be taking that in. >> And I guess we're going to be making phone calls later to Marshalls and Walmart. They probably maybe they know, maybe they don't know. I don't know. >> Okay. Actually, uh, does that to keep in there or is that separate? >> It's separate. Two all different stores. >> Yeah. >> Sorry, guys. We got to go back in. So many people. >> All right. Calm, calm down. Calm down. Calm down. Shortly afterward, the officers were shown surveillance footage documenting each step of her theft while she continued crying as if trying to make herself appear sympathetic. >> 22 get the case number please. Your case number is 24-016277. >> Yeah. >> Uh phone or do you want it by email? >> You guys already know. video will be in the next. >> Yeah. Christopher >> Potter P. I'll be >> Sorry, I just took my nails off and I can't play. >> I had to. They're cracking. You didn't realize I took it off. You should have sent me. >> So, they were telling me that everything in here was from Marshalls and Walmart. >> Yeah. >> Everything in that car. >> And you didn't pay for that. >> At this point, whether her tears were genuine or not, they clearly were not going to save her from the consequences of her actions. The officers proceeded to place her under arrest. >> Turn around. Did you use this? >> No, I don't think so. >> Did you use that at all? >> Is that you? >> All right. Uh, say female. So, I'll say >> you really just want to concentrate like [laughter] >> ma'am. Do you have anything in your pockets that can hurt? [crying] >> What do you have this for? What do you use this for? [laughter] >> Nothing. >> Nothing. You just have this on you? >> Shortly afterward, officers recovered even more stolen merchandise that she had been carrying with her all along. As they inventoried the items, she repeatedly begged for sympathy, claiming she stole because of her medical condition. >> What condition do you have? >> I have mania, please. >> I have documentation, bro. Yeah. What is that? I'm put it back. >> It's a compulsion that you built. It's an addictive compulsion that you built the need to steal. >> Okay. >> I'm dreaming and take medication. Please. >> Okay. All right. So, we have stuff from Marshalls, Walmart, and apparently there's another store that Jersey City. >> I bought that stuff. This is mine. I paid for it. >> On the bottom for us. >> Thank you. You're the best. >> Don't feel my ego. >> Tell my favorite. [laughter] Got it. >> The woman was charged with shoplifting and possession of burglar tools. [music] She was also charged with shoplifting for the thefts at Marshalls and Walmart, resulting in three separate complaint [music] warrants. No matter what personal struggles someone faces, they do not excuse harming others. When a person repeatedly chooses the same illegal path instead of seeking help, the consequences become increasingly severe, and every new offense makes it harder to escape the cycle. [music] Next, the woman even stole a few Kinder chocolate bars on Halloween. She took uh some around, you know, just to go around the store. >> And she went straight to cosmetics. And >> I don't know who Spider-Man that is, though. [music] >> She sold some Kinder. >> On the 31st of October, 2025, officers responded to a shoplifting call at a Walgreens. The suspect, a woman, was reported to have walked out of the store past employees with a bag full of unpaid merchandise concealed inside. Officers arrived at the scene shortly afterward and took her into custody. >> 632 confirmed she had a black bag with her concealed items in. >> We seen her walk out of the store with a black bag and an employee in white was following her for a short period of time. She looked behind those trash cans with the bag. Hi. >> Did you find her? >> Yes, ma'am. Do you guys want to pursue charges? >> Yes. >> Okay. bring back all the stuff she stole and I will add it up so you guys have a total. >> Yes, ma'am. Okay. We're going to have an officer come and meet with you inside the store. >> That's fine. >> Okay, >> that's fine. I was just curious if you guys got her at home. >> Yes. >> The employee remained surprisingly calm, as if she already knew the suspect wouldn't get away. Even after the stolen merchandise was recovered, she stayed cheerful, making it seem like this would be a Halloween to remember. >> All righty. >> All right. This is going to be fun. >> It's a lot of stuff. She got snackies, too. She came in with an empty bag pretty much. I don't know whose Spider-Man that is, though. She stole some Kinder. Like Jesus Christ, woman. That's that. >> All right. >> See how much we have. >> There was a CO 16 paraphernelia and >> that that bag also that foil and uh >> some straws and [ __ ] >> She had a straw in her hand. >> But yeah. >> Okay. >> It may even be felony amount as much stuff as she >> I'm thinking it is. You're still scanning? Yeah. >> Okay. >> Well, she was like, "That bag's not mine." And I was like, "It's been property." Cool. Wow. So, we was trying to see camera footage. >> At this point, officers transported the woman back to the store in a patrol car. She cried throughout the entire ride, but not out of remorse. Instead, she appeared to be trying to make herself look like the victim. That's right. Ma'am, why are you saying why are you saying please? >> Good. >> 49. Total amount is $759. >> Total amount $769. The judge uh may see Saturday, but I don't know if they'll let you out because it's a felony amount. So, you have to just wait and see here. Why are we not thinking that? >> Cuz I got to do a lot of paperwork. >> I mean, I It's probably best to just tell them or ask them to watch your baby for the weekend just in case you're in there for a while. >> I don't know. Well, ma'am, I don't like when people lie to me. You know what I mean? So, that's just what it is. It was clear the officer recognized she was simply trying to gain sympathy by [music] bringing up concerns about her family. Meanwhile, the surveillance footage told a very different story. It showed that she had stolen the merchandise for herself. >> And then at 25 people cuz she took uh some around, you know, just to go around the store >> and she went straight to cosmetics and that she started just like she spent like 10 minutes in that area. Okay. just grabbing everything and then just putting into the nila. >> Yeah, she uh she made an excited utterance. Um she she didn't want to say anything. Um but she was just like she's like, "Sir, I didn't mean to lie to you." She's like, "I owe somebody money." Like, "I owe somebody money." >> Maybe because of the the paraphernalia to this and there, you know, I don't know. >> Yeah. And then she exited the store >> and then I read her Miranda and then she said that she didn't want to talk. >> 286. >> Cool. Thank you so much. >> You're welcome. Sorry. >> You're welcome. >> So, just a quick rundown of what happened. It was the manager of Walgreens that called in at 2300 Lman in reference to a shoplifting described a female black zip-up jacket a little bit >> to the right piece of walk. >> Yeah. >> The woman was charged with felony shoplifting after the total value of the stolen merchandise exceeded the statutory felony threshold. Trying to gain sympathy cannot erase clear evidence. When surveillance footage and stolen merchandise tell the real story, dishonesty only makes the consequences harder to avoid. Next, this woman thought she could outsmart the cameras just to steal a toilet seat. >> Items that were stolen from Home Depot and flatter. Did you give it all back? >> I gave it back. >> Okay. Did you steal from anywhere else today? >> No. On the 11th of June 2025, officers received a report from a Home Depot about a shoplifting incident. According to the store's surveillance footage, a woman wearing a blue shirt entered the store pushing a shopping cart with an old toilet seat inside. Just a few minutes later, she left with a new toilet seat concealed beneath the old one. When her scheme was spotted by a loss prevention officer, she quickly walked away as if nothing had happened. Using the license plate provided by store staff, deputies were soon able to locate the vehicle connected to the suspect. Hello. Step out. Go ahead and step out like I'm asking you. >> Why is he stepping out? >> Cuz I asked you to. By law, I don't have to give you a reason. Step out of the car now. >> Okay. >> Step out of the car or you're going to be taken to jail. off 1033 for traffic 12 vehicle taking off southbound switch to LE3. >> Go ahead. >> All vehicles have their lights off. We're now chasing dispatch. Driver is a black female skinnier passenger. >> The pursuit was called off after the driver fled recklessly. Deputies then returned to the Home Depot to confirm the store's request. >> He'll upload the video, the receipt, and still shot. So, like I was telling you, they they got behind the car, it ran. So, now we got felony charges on the driver. >> Yeah. >> They confirmed that she was in the passenger seat and we're we're trying to >> and it's a rental. >> Imagine that. >> Go ahead and uh go ahead and tack on retail merchant, too. >> Yeah. >> Well, what did what did you do with you guys? >> Nothing. Just refused to collaborate. >> Oh, we get her now. conservative trespass. If not, I'll just put it in the narrative. Um, he's they're already in Delusion. They ran down 95 and then we were told to shut it down cuz we only had miser. >> Yeah, that's why I was clear with the dispatcher up front. I was like, it's just misdemeanor cuz I know nine times out of 10, even when Barnett comes over here, like >> you guys get into something with with my guys, >> but I was like real clear. I was like, look, it's misdemeanor cuz I know you guys will confirm. >> Example, I was on my way here to confirm everything. That's why I was like, let me just call him. Yeah. >> About an hour later, officers located the suspect in a parking lot. They immediately took her into custody. >> There she is. >> Yeah. Golf female. >> Sweet. >> You don't remember when I was at the passenger window, you reached over, put the car in the drive. Who was the guy driving? >> Put what car in drive? >> Oh, you talking about I put the car in drive? >> Yes. Yeah. >> Who is the guy? And where is he at? >> What not? >> That's That's a child. >> A child? Where is he at? >> That's a child. He's not He's not with me. >> He's going to be arrested at some point. >> No, I'm just saying he's not with me. >> Where's he at now? I >> I did that. >> He was driving the car. You were the front passenger. >> But I'm saying I did that. I I take full responsibility. >> Responsibility for somebody else driving. That's how that works. >> That's not how this works. I'll take full responsibility. Okay. >> When I get the warrant for him, >> I'll kick his door in at 5:00 a.m. >> You kick That's a child. >> So what? He fled from the cops. >> He almost crashed in a whole bunch of cars. He almost killed people. >> An aggravated finger. >> So you can tell me where he's at now and we can handle this peacefully or we'll come back with a warrant and it'll be a 5 a.m. wake up call. >> I'm going to be honest with you. I don't know where he at right now. >> I let I let him out the car. No, you didn't. I >> I promise you I did. >> No, you didn't. >> Listen, I'm not lying. >> There's videos all in here. So, both of y'all. >> No, no, no, no, no. He was not in here when when we came out here. He was not in here when I came out here. No, he wasn't. >> It was clear she knew she had committed a crime, but instead of facing the consequences, she chose to flee, leaving deputies questioning why she was so desperate to escape. >> Who Who are you with? >> Why did you flee in the vehicle? Why did you roll over? >> Okay. All right. Let me call. Can you text me his number? >> But he's gone and you're driving the car. Why would you leave from me? That's what I'm asking. >> I'm just saying. I was scared. I mean, you know how it go. He's scared. >> I mean, I'm a pretty friendly guy. I wanted to stop and answer some questions. >> He's scared. He's scared. You know what I'm saying? >> So, you had already dropped him off before that cuz I didn't see anybody else. >> That's what I'm trying to tell him. He's talking about, "Oh, he's out." No, he's not. >> All right. >> I'm being honest. >> Okay. Well, I'm placing you under arrest for felony loot. Okay. Vehicle's being towed. >> Okay. Uh they're going to take it processing and they're going to look for elements of the crime. So that's what's happening today. You got any questions for me? >> Yeah. >> I'll give you some credit for hopping in the car and being chill. You walked in here like nothing was going on. >> You mean six? >> We're all >> No. No. I just wasn't I didn't want the the girl to go to jail. You know what I'm saying? >> We We're not taking her to jail. It's all good. We're all We're even Steven >> the items that were stolen from Home Depot and Flaggler. Did you give it all back? >> I gave it back. >> Okay. Did you steal from anywhere else today? >> No. >> Okay. Have you been arrested for theft before? >> Yes, I have. >> How many times? >> Once. >> Okay. Where at? >> TJ Maxx. >> Okay. You on probation or anything? >> Okay. You have charges from Flyer County >> for the shoplifting and for accessory fleeing living. >> Even though I gave it back. >> Yeah. You still stole it. Just And >> you still hid it from You sold it. >> Yes, you did. >> You said I sold it. >> Stole it. Yeah. >> So, you'll have charges from us at some point today once we get it walked through. >> Who's he? Your son. >> We're going to ID him. He's going to >> Okay. Well, if he's a >> female. You said it was a male or female. >> I didn't tell you that. I just said, >> you said she had kids. >> I think she have a picture of him. We're going to figure out who he is. You know what I'm saying? So, >> just tell us who he is and it's so much easier. I was just trying to take all. >> So he's a minor. So not only did you fling a lude, you put a child's life in put >> you put the car in gear and [snorts] told him to flee. >> I put the child in. >> You put the car in gear and told him to take off. It's all on camera. >> I'm going to take full responsibility and put all the charges on me. Okay. >> Okay. So you put the car in drive and you told him to run. >> I didn't tell you that. I said that. He told you that. I said that. I didn't tell you that. >> Did you put the car in drive? >> He told you that. I don't know. >> Is it possible for y'all to work on getting video footage for me so I can put it in evidence or I can get with them? I don't know. >> I just want to take full responsib. >> Deputies searched her vehicle and found multiple bags of brand new merchandise inside, [music] leading them to suspect the items had also been stolen. They immediately questioned her about where the merchandise had come from. >> Time is >> Where all were you guys today? Like which towns did you guys need to visit? >> That's it. >> Okay. Does all the stuff that's in the trunk of the car belong to you? >> Yeah, that's mine. >> Did you buy it? >> Yeah. >> Where at? >> Huh? >> What stores? >> What stores? >> Um I mean I've been to different stores. Like the first time I went somewhere today was, you know what I'm saying? was Home Depot or whatnot. And that's only because, you know what I'm saying? I needed what I needed. I could have bought it, but I didn't. >> The stuff at Home Depot? >> Yeah. I'm be I'm going be honest with you. I could have bought it, but I needed paid for it, but you didn't. >> Yeah. >> Okay. What kind of stuff was it? I wasn't there. >> H >> What stuff was it from Home Depot? I wasn't there. >> The toilet seat and stuff. >> Toilet seat. Okay. >> So, in the trunk of that car is like a bunch of like >> No, everything else muz, you know what I'm saying? I've been You know what I'm saying? Like staying in the car. >> You're sure about that? >> You feel me? Yeah. I've been staying in the car in the car. There's like brand new boxes of cologne and perfume. >> That's mine. Yes, that's mine. >> Do you know where you purchased [clears throat] that at? >> Do you know where you purchased that at? >> Do I know where I purchased that at? >> Mhm. >> I mean, I've had it for like >> just an unopened boxes. >> 2 months. >> Okay. >> Yeah. About 2 months. All right. >> I love my mommy. >> So, if we're doing >> Huh? >> I love my mommy. >> That's my mom. >> So, if I we're doing a search warrant on a car >> That's fine. And all those items will be scanned and we'll be contacting all the stores that are not going to say, "Oh, this is stolen." >> That's fine. >> You're not going to be on any other store video, stealing stuff. >> That's fine. That's fine. >> Okay, >> that's fine. >> All right. >> In the end, Ha was charged with shoplifting, resisting a merchant or loss prevention officer, and being a principal to fleeing and eluding law enforcement. [music] Haime's actions show how a minor theft can quickly escalate into far more serious criminal charges. By fleeing, refusing to cooperate, and attempting to protect the driver instead of telling the truth, she only made the investigation more complicated and increase the legal consequences she faced. More astonishingly, the Indian woman showed no remorse, acting as if shoplifting were perfectly acceptable. >> She's taken a ton of merchandise, different kinds. We're getting a total right now for you. It'll be [music] well over 500. I'm sure there'll be more. >> You're right. Yeah. >> We're going to prosecute for them and trespass. >> Okay. But let me just pay for it in order. >> That's that's not happening. >> On the 1st of May 2025, officers were dispatched to Target after reports of suspicious behavior involving an Indian woman named Ana. She had spent 7 hours wandering through the store collecting merchandise with no intention of paying. When officers arrived, the loss prevention employee provided a more detailed account of what had happened. >> Um, she said she does not have an ID on her. She's been in the store about 7 hours or so. She said she's waiting for someone to pick her up. She's visiting here. >> Okay. >> Um she said she doesn't live here. She's from India. She's with family. They're coming to pick her up still a few times. Um so basically she's been in the store. We've been watching for at least 4 hours. She's taken a ton of merchandise, different kinds. We're getting a total right now for you. It'll be well over 500, I'm sure. >> No, it'll be more. >> You're right. >> Um and she put them all into big three reusable bags. And then she kept getting really close to the door. She'd stand there. She'd set her phone >> about three times she did that and then she came back into the store, went shopping, and then eventually we just stopped her because she passed the first set of doors, went into the vestibule, stopped her in the vestibule, brought her back here. She's saying that she was still planning to pay for it. Um, >> okay. What do you guys want done? >> We're going to prosecute and trespass. >> Okay. >> The woman listened to every accusation without showing any sign of embarrassment. If you thought it was because she didn't understand English as an immigrant, she quickly proved otherwise by fluently begging the officers to let her go. >> But let me just pay for it and not >> That's That's not happening. So, you don't have an ID on you or anything like that? >> No. >> No driver's license? >> No. No. I don't drive here. Also, repeating. >> So, you don't have any sort of Illinois ID, anything like that? >> I'm not from this country. >> Okay. Okay. Well, there's a lot of people who aren't from this country but still have stuff. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you have a middle name? >> No. >> I can only do is I don't mind paying for it everything and then leaving. Right. >> No, that's not happening. >> Can't do that anymore. We lost that opportunity. >> Why can't I just pay for it? >> We're way way way past that. >> You committed a felony. >> But if I'm paying for it, what is the harm? >> It would have been fine if you didn't leave, right? You would have had that opportunity to pay. But because you left the store at at that point, you chose to not pay for it and we can't go back. That already happened. >> So now, how do you order it or what do you do? >> You can't come back to Target. You can go to Walmart or Meyer or Kohl's or you're going to have to find a different store to shop. >> You don't have to fill this up. >> Okay, gotcha. >> Well, >> but again, you made that decision. I didn't >> I'm going to try to run this and see if I can. >> At this point, the woman's identity had still not been verified. So, the officers continued trying to confirm her personal information. I'm afraid no record on file for last name of Lonnie first Anna. I'll check online. You don't happen to have like a town or anything, do you? >> Where do you live? India. >> Negative. >> Who Who are you staying with right now? Where does your family live? >> Family is in India. >> How'd you get here? >> On the flight. >> On the flight? >> Yeah. >> So, you're here by yourself? >> Yeah. [clears throat] >> Okay. They let you fly over without a passport. >> Of course, I have one. >> You have a passport with you? It's How do I carry the passport and roam around? >> Okay, let's see your passport. >> I don't have a passport right now. >> So, okay. You flew here from India to America. >> Exactly. But the passport is not with me in this bag. >> Do you have a Do you have a picture of it? >> Listen, I don't want to get into any trouble. >> Yeah, we're we're it's too late for that, girl. Pull up your passport. >> No, but then what am I supposed to do? That's none of my business. I don't know. You shouldn't have been stealing stuff. >> I've not yet done anything. >> Oh, you have. Pull up your passport. >> For what? What do I do? >> Okay. So, you can pull up your passport now or we're going to take you back to the station and you can pull up your passport there. >> Please don't. I'm really >> It's really It's too late. Can you please just pull up your passport? >> You just You promised me that nothing is going to happen. >> I did not promise you. >> Of course, you said that nothing. You'll once we do this thing, you can leave. I No, I said as soon as we're done with our reporting, we'll try to get you out of here as soon as we can. >> Yeah. You said you'll just >> You won't be allowed to We're not going to fight with him. We're not We're not going to fight with him. >> It's too late. >> So, what do you want me to do? >> I need you to pull up your passport. I need to see a valid identification for you >> and then >> and then you will be going back to the station with us. I need to see your identification. >> Please don't take me. That's that's simply not going to happen. You don't get to have that choice anymore. You made you made lots of poor choices today and now you have to pay for those. said he's all going to put me in the station. >> Well, that's not He doesn't work for us. I don't know who this man is. >> Without showing the slightest bit of embarrassment, she pleaded as if nothing serious had happened. Only after repeated efforts from the officers did she finally begin providing her personal information. >> So, what are all those other things that you were just swiping by? >> No, that's all Indian documents. >> You can I can have I don't have my I can show you my license here. >> Your license? >> Okay. So, who's what's who's who's Jamisha? me and this is my >> So who is who so who's an ayah? >> This is my name also but this is my Jimmy Sha. You can see my picture. >> Okay. >> This is me. >> Okay. So this is so this is not your first name. >> No. >> Okay. That's nice. >> Listen please don't please don't embarrass me. Ma'am, >> I think your own choices are going to embarrass you. It has nothing to do with me. >> So what do I have to do if I have to? What do you want me to do? [clears throat] >> You are difficult. I've not taken anything. I'm ready to even pay for it. >> It's not does not work like that. I don't know why you keep saying the same thing over and over again. >> So, what do you want me to do? >> I just want you to be quiet for right now. >> I'm really sorry to bother you if it is. I'm really sorry. >> I understand that you're sorry. >> I'm not from this country. I'm not going to be staying here. >> Okay. How far? >> Okay. Are you allowed to steal things in India? >> No. I didn't think so. >> Okay. The minute he came, the minute the door opened, he came. I returned back. I said I was just waiting. I've not gone away. How would I even run with these bags? >> It's m humanly impossible. >> Okay, >> they're almost done. They're at about 767. She ripped a bunch of tags off, so they're trying to find those. >> 767. If it is that much, I don't mind paying you. >> No, we're past that. I don't know what I don't know why you keep saying that over and over again. I told you many times we are past that. >> So, what do you want me to do, man? >> I I told you what I would like you to do. >> Clearly, theft has never been legal anywhere in the world. As a visitor, she was still expected to respect the laws of the country she was in. Meanwhile, the loss prevention footage clearly showed that she had already passed the last point of sale before being stopped. >> You mean not even completely. >> Okay. Before I ask you any more questions, okay, I will explain this to you. I'm not asking [clears throat] if it beep or not. >> I don't know. And then she went back back in, grabbed more stuff, came back, stood out here, went back, grabbed. >> And the last time she went all the way around, came back behind one of these things. When you do that, >> did it beep? >> No, she [clears throat] didn't have anything that would have. So, not take any money from you. >> They don't want any of that. They want you here. That's why we're talking. And we're not going to take any money from them. We're not going to take any money from you. Okay? We have paperwork that we got to do here. And then we have paperwork that we have to do back at the station. >> Take me to the station. Yeah, please. How will I go back? >> They were gonna pick me up somewhere from Target. >> Okay, we we can call somebody once you get back there. Okay. Once we get back there, it's a lot of paperwork. All right. Sometimes it's dependent. You know, if if we do our paperwork, sometimes you can leave. Okay. Once our paperwork is done, then you leave. Then you can call somebody to pick you up from the station, which is not >> I don't want anybody to pick me up from the station. >> Then you can call an Uber. Then you can call an Uber and have someone else pick you up. If you don't want anyone else picking you up from the station, then you have to call an Uber somebody cuz you know, you got to get out of our custody somehow. So, you're not going to have to go anywhere tonight. You'll be able to go home, but you have you can go somewhere, wherever you want to go, but somebody else is going to have to come pick you up. >> If you thought the woman had finally accepted her fate, unfortunately, that wasn't the case. She ignored everything the officers had explained and moments later her shameless please began all over again. >> He should have just told me, "Ma'am, you're hoing. Can you just finish paying for it?" I was on a call. I would have finished it. >> Walmart has >> Can I buy the stuff? >> No. >> And >> no, you're not buying anything. You're not welcome here. You're not welcome to make purchases here. No, they don't want your business. Oh, just kidding. We have the receipt. >> Oh, copy. >> What's the total amount? >> Or 13 before tax. >> I don't mind paying that. >> Stop. >> Do you want me to hold on until I give you everything else or you? >> Um, no. I'll take that back with me because I'll have to do the complaints and everything. >> Yeah, I would. >> Okay. >> All right. I'm going have you take your bag off and put it right here. >> Take the bag off and put it right there. I told you what's going to happen. Stand up. >> Nothing on you. >> I think so. >> Nothing on you. No guns, no knives, nothing like that. >> Oh, nothing. >> Just face me. >> Don't move. Just stay where you're at. >> She has a personal luggage, too. >> Yeah, it's an empty bag. >> Okay. >> So, she brought something into the store. >> That's an empty luggage. >> Trans, please. >> Hey, please. Please don't do this. >> Don't resist. It's not going to go well for you. >> But why? >> Just we explained it to you. Okay. When you take things without permission, that's a crime. >> But what do I what do I do now? For how long is it going to be? >> Hang on. >> Huh? >> Okay. Just hang on. Okay. It's probably going to be one maybe 2 hours. Okay. It depends on how quick the paper process works. >> Please. I'm requesting you. >> See from 511. >> But my bag your bag will come. Hey, don't worry. We'll be back. >> She was charged with felony retail theft. Trying to pay only after getting caught doesn't erase a theft. Once you intentionally pass the final point of sale without paying, the crime has already been committed. Next, meet the woman who completely lost control. >> I didn't do nothing. >> Is there anything taken from? >> No. >> Didn't take anything? >> No. >> PLEASE. I DO NOTHING. >> SO, STOP. I DON'T DO NOTHING. On December 21st, 2024, police were dispatched to Target following reports of four women shoplifting. Upon arrival, officers confirmed key details about the suspects through the store surveillance cameras. >> She was wearing I Let me show you this picture. >> I have a bunch of zoomins, but they've been in here for a while, so it's kind of like hard to go back. Obviously, you can't get a good face shot, but a black sweater like white. Um, let me I tried to bookmark everywhere I had seen them. Where are my electronics? Cuz there was a point where they were all together and then then they split up again. She dropped items and went to the floor to see what they were. >> And I don't know. I can't tell you what the item is. Um just cuz since all four of them were in here, I was trying to watch all four of them at the same time cuz I'm all by myself today. So, >> but I do >> you know what they were driving? >> I believe it was that white car. I think it's this white car. >> Based on the vehicle's description, another team of officers stopped a matching car. Upon contact, the driver and passengers immediately [music] displayed clear non-ooperation once the allegations were presented. How's it going? >> Good. I don't have my license. >> Okay. >> I just >> So, uh, the reason why, uh, we're stopping you guys is, uh, well, one of y'all is a suspect in a shoplifting. >> Oh, not me. I'm lying. >> Okay. >> I said I returned something from I have my receipt. >> Yeah. Okay, that's fine. >> Courtney, >> step out. >> No, I didn't. >> Step out. >> Can you just turn the car off for me? Oh yeah. Sorry. >> Take it back there. Go back there. >> Yeah. >> Who else was in the store? >> We all were. >> Every single one of you guys. >> Yeah. But >> I'm sorry. >> I was just asking how you know her. I mean, y'all are all riding together and stuff and she is obviously committing crimes, so that's why I'm asking. We came out after I guess whatever she was. She was already in the car when >> I'm going to read you something. Okay. >> What's wrong? >> This right here. >> What's wrong, man? >> Like you said, we're one of you guys possibly took something from Target. So that's what we're investigating. Okay. >> But I'm going to read you something first. >> Okay. You have the right to make silent. >> All the occupants claimed they were simply returning items as if rehearsed in advance. But back at the store, the loss prevention staff told a different story, contradicting their denials. Um, so all three of them left. I don't know if they left us anything again cuz even What aisle is it? >> Yeah, we've heard of that from Walmart, too. >> This aisle. >> Mhm. >> Like they were in this one. >> So, you're not sure if they left it anything? >> They were in these aisles right here. But this one, I couldn't see what they were doing. And I was >> Did they conceal any items at all or that you >> Not that I seen them? >> No. >> No. That's crazy. >> So, she read you your rights, right? You understand your rights? >> Yes. >> Okay. I didn't do nothing. >> Is there anything taken from Target? >> No. >> Didn't take anything. Relax. >> I'm not there. It was just >> We don't even have you in handcuffs right now. >> Oh my god. It's crazy. >> Can you just relax? >> Yeah. >> Okay, then relax for a second. All right. Uh she's saying they went into the bathroom and they're the same as Walmart or the fitting room, right? >> They went into both. Um Terra and the skinnier one went into the fitting room. Elizabeth never went in. >> And then I also seen Tara and El um the skinny one go into the bathroom. And then I seen them all leave from this area. So I don't know if Elizabeth went in there as well. >> Okay. Yeah. So they most likely went into the bathroom and fitting rooms. They're kind of like Walmart. Once they go into the bathrooms, they can't, you know, they can't say that they Mhm. So they lose sight of them. So they can't assume that they're shoplifting at that point. So yeah. What was that about the JBL speaker and the scooter plushies? >> Is there a scooter? >> No, but that's what our call was. Um, >> that's what our call came in as. >> I'm not sure what that is. Um, she uh Courtney had a JBL speaker. She had three headset phones, but I think she she ditched those ones. >> She ditched them. >> Uh-huh. She had asked one of our team members for help and the team member took the speaker and then she ended up grabbing the additional one that was on the the rack and it was down here but um obviously I can't see if it's >> According to the report only the woman who exited the vehicle was involved in the incident. At this point the police detained them to ensure no further attempts to flee occurred. >> Okay, I'm going to place you in cuffs. You're being detained. >> Can I get soda to drink? >> No. >> No, please. I didn't do nothing. Face the car. >> I didn't do nothing. >> Face the car. >> I didn't do Okay. Okay. What? I didn't do nothing, sir. >> Face the car. >> What's wrong? What's wrong, sir? What's wrong? Please, you're arresting me. >> I I'm telling I'm I just told you you're detained, so stop. >> Okay. My god, you're arresting me. >> Did I say you're under arrest? >> Oh, no. >> I didn't say you're under arrest. So, stop. >> Okay. Okay. My god. My god. Please. Oh my god. Why you hurt me, sir? >> Cuz I said you're detained. You're going to sit in the car for a minute. >> Well, I want to get something, please. I sit and >> drop your cigarette. Do you have anything on you? >> No. >> Any of this can put me s your guns, bombs, grenades. No, I'm just going to pat you down. >> All right, we're going to sit in the car for a second. >> Okay. Can I please get something to drink? >> No, not right now. >> She said I could. >> Well, I'm telling you not. >> Well, why am I being arrested? >> Did I say you're being arrested? >> Oh, no. Did I say you're being arrested? No. Face the car. >> Okay. >> Actually, you know what? Sit down on the curb. >> Okay. Okay. >> I'm going to help you. I'm going to help you down. Just sit down. >> Okay. >> Leg straight out. Cross your feet. >> I didn't do nothing. >> Stay right there. >> Oh my god. That is something to drink, sir. Oh my god. This is >> It was clear that the woman was behaving unusually, which made it difficult for the police to enforce their requests afterward. >> Drink. >> Can I go to your car and get >> Yes, please. >> I can go and get your drink. >> If you sit in there, we'll get your drink. >> Okay. Okay. Get in. >> I can't leave too tight. >> Here, we'll help you. >> Oh my god. >> Go ahead. Step in. Step all the way in. >> I didn't do nothing wrong. Get your drink. >> Okay. I didn't do nothing wrong. Please. >> You're just sitting in here. >> Why are you Why are you doing this? I'm >> step in there. >> I'm in here. I'm not going anywhere, ma'am. >> Move your foot. >> I can't >> move your foot. Just >> Why are you shutting the door? >> Cuz we're going to close it. You want your drink or not? >> Why? I want a drink. Please, guys. Please. >> Do you want in or not? >> Yes. I'm sick. >> Okay, then let's close the door. >> Oh my god. Please don't close this door. I do nothing. Please. Please. I didn't do nothing. Please. I do nothing. >> I can't shut the door. I do nothing. Please, man. Am I supposed to drink? I don't do nothing. Please. I I please I can't go. >> Do you want Do you want your drink or not? >> I JUST WANT A DRINK. I DON'T SHUT THIS. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> I'm going to open it again. But if you shut Please don't shut it. Why are you shutting it? >> Because I do nothing. >> YOU'RE DETAINED RIGHT NOW. >> WHY? I DON'T ARREST IT. >> NO, you're detained. >> You can't leave it open for me. >> You're detained. >> I'm I can't breathe. >> Why? >> I just feel claustrophobic right now. >> Okay, I'll roll down the window. >> No, I can't breathe. I'm going throw up, GUYS. I'M GOING THROW UP. I'm going to throw up. You didn't hit me wrong. >> My god, I'M GOING THROW UP, MA'AM. Guys said I will throw up >> because you're acting crazy. >> I'm going to throw up cuz it's crazy. I'm being arrested. >> Oh my god. >> You're being detained. >> Mom, you're just arrested, ma'am. >> You're being detained. >> Please >> stop opening your mouth. >> I'm go up. >> In fact, her panicked and frantic yelling only made the police more skeptical of the truthfulness of her statements. While the store staff were confident in pressing charges, >> obviously she walked in with nothing. >> Uhhuh. >> Correct. >> Yeah. >> Can you get her walking in with nothing? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, if you get her walking in with something or nothing and then walking out with something, it's obviously shoplifting. It's Yes, it's better and it works a lot better in court when it comes to them taking stuff off the shelf. >> But >> clearly, she left with she >> I mean, she she Exactly. You know what I mean? She passed all points. She had items in her cart and they didn't even go through a checkout. You know what I mean? >> Yeah. >> So, it's it's one of those things. I'm going to let them know that she's under arrest. >> Um try to let me know ASAP for the trespassing. >> At this point, the store's accusations were relayed to the officers handling the suspects. And the moment the suspects heard them, chaos erupted. >> Over here. >> I'm going to be one more. >> Get over here. >> Please. >> Are you listening? >> Yes. >> Okay. Right now, at this point, you are under arrest. >> OH MY GOD. I DID NOTHING. PLEASE GIVE ME YOUR LAWYER. PLEASE, GOD. NO. I can't GIVE MY KEYS. NO. GOD. [screaming] NO. Let me get my >> You're going to get charged with resisting. You're going to get charged with MY DOG. >> YOU'RE GOING TO get charged with resisting. You're going to get charged with resisting. >> Please get my >> You're going to get charged with my key for my dog. >> God, NO. I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. STOP. STOP. Are you >> the ground? >> You're going to go to THE GROUND. >> I DO NOTHING. [screaming] PLEASE. PLEASE. I didn't do nothing. Please. Please. I do nothing. Please >> stop grabbing me. >> Please. I do nothing. >> Courtney, you're getting in the unit. OKAY. >> I CAN'T. [screaming] I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. I didn't get nothing. Please go. Ow. Just come down. >> I can't breathe. Please can I just >> I need to please let me sit on. >> Are you going to sit on the unit? >> Yes. I >> Are you going to give us problems? >> No. I just want to drink a water. >> We don't have water. >> I have water right there. >> No, you're not getting your water. >> I'm so thirsty now. Although complaining of thirst, she never stopped screaming and even acted wildly, forcing the police to take stronger measures to control her. >> Down, sir. Go down to your knees. >> I don't feel that. Why do you think face down? Face down. All the way down. >> I got lay down. >> Okay. SLIDE ME DOWN. I CAN'T. I HAVE TO DO. PLEASE DON'T DO THAT. >> Pick her up. Okay. How do you do that? Oh my god. Please. They give us order. Let's go. Please. Please, sir. Please. I'm begging you for my life. Please. Will you look on the box? Oh my god. >> FORWARD, PLEASE. >> I CAN'T. I'M SICK. I'm sick. I GOT OW. OH MY GOD. I'm not fighting. Oh my god. Dude, >> thank you, S. >> Make sure that you order, sir. Please. Okay. Ow. >> Oh my god. So this ordering, oh my god, those were that ladies. Oh my god, it's ridiculous. >> Please don't don't do this. I got my mom and dad, boo. >> In the end, the woman was charged with shoplifting and resisting law enforcement. Attempting to avoid responsibility by creating chaos and defying law enforcement only worsens the consequences and ensures accountability for one's actions. What do you think about cases like this? Share your thoughts in the comments and don't forget to subscribe to watch more videos like this.