So, I have plenty of money to buy whatever. That's the That's not That's why I'm pissed off right now. >> This time you're under. >> Are you serious? >> Eat the wrong way. >> Are you leaving or not? >> I want >> I didn't even investigate it. >> You should put it to the ground. [Music] entitled playing the victim and convinced that paying after stealing would set them free. But justice never bargains with arrogance. These are moments when entitled shoplifterss act above the law and get humbled. Support us with a like and subscribe. More shocking cases are coming. First, let's watch this wealthy woman. Money couldn't save her this time. >> That's not That's why I'm going to stop right now because I have them. So it's like you just slipped up and you just forgot to put the >> This time you're already under arrest. >> Are you serious? >> On April 23rd, 2023, officers quickly stopped a family leaving Universal Studios after reports that one of them walked out with a pile of unpaid merchandise. Here's what happened next. >> If you want, you can take the kids. Office is right around the corner. >> Can you take the kids and we take the stroller and her back then? >> That's right. other bag possibly. >> So, he's apparently looking for receipts. I just want to ask >> the only paper was a backpack. So, he's going to find the receipts. >> Whatever, babe. Whatever. I'm already here taking everything for you. So, thanks. >> All right. I'm just going to read you something because you're >> When officers approached the mother, she acted busy calling family to prove she had receipts, completely ignoring them. Her excuse for accidentally taking the item sounded reasonable, but could it really be that simple? >> Okay, so why did you take the backpack without >> I shouldn't have I should have left it in there. I came to get her card out of her little Wolverine um fanny pack. >> Okay, so >> my daughter was in the store. My fanny pack's there. I just got it, went across the street. >> So who's with the stroller? >> My husband was supposed to be with the stroller. My 15-year-old used the restroom. So when I got back, he's gone. And my 15-year-old standing there with our stroller. Okay. And then so you left the store with the backpack to get >> her card or her backpack >> or her backpack that she wanted. >> Where was your purse at? Your your coach purse. >> That was on me. >> Okay. So that has money in it. Why wouldn't you pay for it? >> Because she's spending her own money. She's had water bottle sales, chocolate sales. She wants to spend her money. That's our money for competition. >> Okay. >> So I have plenty of money to buy whatever. That's the That's not That's why I'm pissed off right now because I have the money. >> Okay. >> She has her own little cash app car with her own little money. >> Does your daughter have a phone? >> She claims she thought her daughter had already paid for the items, calling it a misunderstanding, then proudly insisted she had plenty of money and no reason to steal. >> Does your daughter have a phone? >> Uh, yes. >> Okay. And you had a phone? >> So why wouldn't you call your daughter to come into the store? >> My daughter was with me. She was with me. >> So why wouldn't she go out to get her money? >> I'm not going to let my dad walk out of the store. I told her to stay right here by the door when she was standing by the door as she watched me look for everything. I'm talking to my kid about where their dad is when they get there because he's not there. So as I'm having the conversation with the backpack, then they come up to me. Hey, this is not She was buying more stuff. She was holding more stuff in the store that she was going to purchase, too. So it wasn't just the backpack she was going to buy. >> What? So the the distance of what maybe 10 ft. You didn't feel comfortable enough leaving your daughter in the store? >> No, she stayed in the store. >> Well, that's what I'm saying. I'm sorry. You didn't feel comfortable enough to let her go to the stroller where your older son was at? >> No. I wanted to make sure all my kids I did not I didn't see him there. That's why I walked across cuz it was only my four-year-old, my three-year-old, and my 15-year-old son. So, I didn't see him. >> Do you ever do you ever leave your daughter alone with your >> No, my 15-year-old. Yes. >> Okay. So, >> he was with my babies. Okay. But if you saw him with the stroller, like you just said, he was standing there in the stroller with the baby, then why would you feel comfortable letting your daughter walk to the stroller to get >> I don't know. >> I I'm just trying to understand >> then cross my mind. Just go across, get her thing, and come back, buy all the stuff she wanted. >> So, it's like you just slipped up and you just forgot to put the >> She claimed the backpack belonged to her daughter and said she only stepped out to grab a payment card. But when asked why she didn't call her, her story shifted to being lost from her husband and kids. >> All right, so tell me about all the other property that was on the stroller. >> Like I said, everything was there. I've been into Moles. I went into Cresburg. I ordered my son this. My husband's by myself with my daughter. So what he did, >> did you buy that today? >> They have the receipt for this. >> Yeah. But did you buy that today? >> Yes. >> Okay. So you bought that today. The receipt for that is in your bag. No, they already showed it. They took it out. >> Yeah, I know. Cuz I found it in your bag. Okay. Why wouldn't the receipts for the other merchandise be in your bag? >> This is all I bought. >> Okay. So, where did the other merchandise? I don't know. My husband was by himself. >> Okay. But you're in possession of the stroller. >> I walked Okay. My husband was standing with the stroller with all my kids. I walked across the thing looking for my husband that had the stroller and he was gone. That's why I told my oldest son, "Where's he at?" >> I'm not asking about the backpack anymore. I'm asking about all the other merchandise that was found in the store. >> I know. >> So that just you were never with your husband in any other store. All that. >> So why don't why are there any receipts for that? >> There might be. He said the everything ET he has receipts for which he's looking for right now. But he said that he took two backpacks is what he told me. So I'm pitching him out right now. He said all I did was take two backpacks. >> Okay. How much money did he bring with him today? How much he bring with him today? A thousand maybe? >> $1,000 in >> cash or card? >> Officers pressed her about the stroller packed with tagged items and no receipts. She quickly blamed her husband, claiming he paid for everything with $1,000 in cash. A story that only raised more doubts. >> So, every time he went into a store, you guys, what did you do? >> What did he do? What did I do? >> What did you do? >> Walk my kids around and see what they want. We only been to two stores. >> Okay. So, you were So, like you said, none of the cameras of the stores will show you with him at any point. >> No. >> In the store? >> No. >> Okay. >> I mean, that's a lot of merchandise and a lot of that stuff has the security tag still on it. Did you not think that was weird why it had security? >> I didn't look at anything he bought. He was like all excited. I bought this for so and so. I bought this for so and so. >> Did you find it weird that >> So, I thought that he had money. He bought it. >> Did you find it weird? >> So, I didn't think any of it at all. Did you find it weird that he brought the merchandise to you not in bags? >> They were in bags. >> Well, when we were standing out here at the restroom, he walked up and none of the merchandise he had in his hand was a bag. >> When he walked up, I didn't see what he walked up, but every other time he's walked up to me, he had bags. >> She blamed her husband to save herself, but the truth was about to turn against her. Watch how security proved he was never the thief. So, real quick, just to kind of hear where I'm going, um, you saw her in the stroller walk in with the stroller and all those bags. >> No, no, the stroller was over at the restrooms when I first clocked her. I was walking up uh from uh north deeper into the park approaching the restrooms and the I was in the street approaching restroom on my left. >> You saw her take from the store that back? >> Yes. So, what I saw is I saw her with the stroller. I saw her leave the stroller across the street, walk from the stroller into the store. Since I had observed there was a lot of merchandise in the store, I thought I'd walk just I'd walk into the store as well just to observe what she did. I observed her approach the display for the backpack. So sling the back over pack over her right shoulder and observe her exit the stroller without paying and go directly back to the stroller. When she was at the stroller, she took possession of it, tried to bag up the backpack that she had not paid for in a bag that was hanging from the stroller. >> Gotcha. Um, so when you went, so you said you you left the store, you walked over to the restrooms um to check on your kids. >> Well, not to the restroom, to my stroller. >> To the stroller, but I was by the restroom, right? So you walked over there um and you to check on the kids, right? >> Well, to get the card out of my my her card out of her bag on there. >> Oh, that's right. Yeah. >> And then once I saw the dad was missing, I'm like more focused on where why do you need my kids? Security confirmed she walked out with the backpack and tried to hide it in the stroller bag. Flustered and defensive, she called it a misunderstanding, but her shifting story only made things worse. >> That's how I am. I've never stole anything in my whole life. >> Is he still out there? >> Okay, I'm going to go talk to him. Um, I might be more inclined if he admits to taking all of it. taken instead of the kids. >> That's understandable. >> Just because >> I was getting the same sense that maybe he was doing more of this killing, but Maxer steal. >> I still think she she I think she's she's a part of it because she >> she still wanted >> her so-called clean record was about to collapse as officers concluded she had taken part in the theft herself, even if her husband might have been the one behind it all. >> Shut up. >> This time your under arrest. Are you serious? My daughter's competition. >> Can you leave her property with her husband? >> So, you would have something I didn't do. >> Uh, well, I mean, you did walk out of the store without paying for merchandise bags. I can pay for it, but I have money. >> Well, that's the problem, ma'am, is that after the fact, after the crime's committed, everybody wants to uh to, you know, rethink their initial decision. >> I missed my daughter's competition. I've never been in handcuffs. It feels so weird. >> I'm just embarrassing my kid. >> When officers informed her of the arrest, she broke down, begging for another chance. But the decision was made. The law doesn't change just because she regretted it too late. She was charged with thirdderee grand theft for stealing over $1,100 in goods, a felony carrying up to 5 years in prison, probation, and thousands in fines. This case is a harsh reminder. Think before you act because one reckless choice can turn a simple mistake into a lifelong regret. Next, let's meet the whiniest and most ridiculous thief we've ever encountered. >> Please don't. Please go my mom. Mom, no. Please >> don't act like you're five. Okay. On January 29th, 2025, her officers responded to a business after reports of a woman shoplifting while intoxicated. The suspect was caught instantly and what followed was nothing short of a circus. >> Hey, don't resist. Don't resist. >> Hey, I'll tell you anything. >> I don't care. Put your hands down. Way past that. >> Please, I'll tell you anything you want to do. >> Do you want to get resisting? >> No. >> Well, yeah. You already got it. >> Oh, please don't. Please. Don't cooperate. >> Give me your other hand. >> I don't care. Jody, your information is not good. I don't care. >> I know everybody. >> I don't care. >> I know everything. >> Nobody cares. Jody, >> you don't care. >> Nobody cares. >> You don't care what I know. >> No, I don't care. You're under arrest. >> For what? >> You're under arrest to stop listening and resist an arrest. >> Please. >> Put your feet in there. >> Please. >> Put your feet in there and you're under arrest. If you spit a little, >> please. I'm not sorry. I didn't mean to. >> Please. No. >> Right after being caught, the woman begged for mercy, pleading to call her mom and promising to cooperate. But officer stayed firm, already knowing she'd been banned from the store before. >> What do we got? >> I walked up to try to detain her and she started like walking away from me right here. I was like, "All right, you're being tried to put her in here cuz she tries to take off." So, >> we're going to figure this out. Okay. You are allegedly shoplifting. player >> at food line. >> Uh, one of my food line to go people, they had came, she came from the back. I guess she had got a plate from the wing bar. >> Okay. >> And she went out this way. My store manager followed and then she came back. Yeah. >> Went through that back and went all the way around to the back of the building and went to Tractor Supply. >> Okay. >> Yeah. So, I think she just stole a plate of food. >> Of food. Okay. >> Yeah. >> So, plate of wings food like whatever. Okay. >> And then I know they said that from track supply. I think Nancy, my store manager, said she got a a coat and a Coke from there. >> Okay. So, she trespassed from I mean um shop from them, too. >> Store employees said she stole Hot Wings before running out the back, then grabbed a jacket from Tractor Supply nearby. Confronted with the accusations, she stubbornly insisted the jacket was hers. >> Please, can I call my mom and mama? Please, please, can I call my mom? >> Ma'am, no. You don't have that right right now. >> Please. I would tell you anything you want to hear. Do you hear me? >> Yeah. I don't trust what you say. Okay. Why don't you? >> Cuz I I I know you. >> You know me. Why? >> Yeah. I've been living. >> Okay. >> So, it was really strange. Well, she came in, she went over to the clothing department, and then I didn't see her. She come up here and was hurting around. >> She took a jacket, I think, from here >> with anything. So, I don't know if like she's got I want to say she she worked at Walmart somewhere. So, you wouldn't surprise her if she doesn't have a thing. Oh, she might. Despite the suspect's repeated promises and pleas, officers were confident they knew her history. And what the surveillance footage showed was impossible to deny. >> You don't know what I've been through. >> Don't make yourself pass out now. You good? You okay? Please give me some water. >> Okay, we'll get you some. Okay. >> I just been through a lot. I understand. I mean, I don't think you're a bad person. >> I miss my babies. >> Yeah, you just you sometimes make bad choices, but we all do. Explain everything to you if you can talk to me. All right. Food lion says that you took a plate of food. All right. And you you walked out the door with it. >> I did. >> Okay. >> I did. >> Okay. All right. That's what they said. Okay. And then Tractor Supply said that you went in there and you walked around a little bit. You took the jacket and they think it's that one. took the jacket and then you walked around the boots and then you walked outside with the jacket without tail. >> I didn't. >> Okay. >> What kind of jacket? >> That one. >> I've had the jacket on. >> No, this one. This one. >> I've had it on. >> You have it? Okay. >> Once at the station, the suspect quickly changed her tune, admitting to the theft. But as officers explained the charges, she panicked and used her mother's illness as a desperate excuse. >> Food lion, they want you trespassed. That's not a criminal charge. It's just trespassed. Okay. So, you're you can't go to Food Lion. >> Okay. Tractor Supply, >> they want you trespassed. You're not allowed to go there anymore. Don't you? >> Food Lion, it's $9. They want you trespass. So, we're just going to do trespassing for that. Okay. Resisting arrest. >> Please, just please give me a chance. >> How are you How are you going to prove yourself to us? >> I'll do anything you want me to do. Please, just don't charge me. Nothing. My mama. I'm already trying to do my mama. Please. Don't mama's got leukemia. >> So if I got you a bond, right, you're probably a little too intoxicated to do a bond right now. >> I'm not. >> Okay. No, I'm saying even if it was to work for court, I can't put somebody that was intoxicated. >> I'm not, but I'm really not cuz I ain't been I ain't used like >> She tried to stall and play the victim, blaming everything but herself. Officers listened patiently but stayed unmoved. Excuses don't erase consequences. Jody, just like I told you before, begging is not going to make him. >> Please, I just got my job. Please, >> please just give me a bond. Please, I just got my job. I don't want to lose my job. Please. >> Hey, listen. How old are you? >> Please. >> How old are you? >> No. Please >> don't act like you're five. Okay. >> Please don't do this to me. >> I have to. Please call my mom, please. I told you I ain't nobody do [ __ ] >> Okay, that's fine. I don't care. That's not That's not important to me. Okay. >> All I got to say is what I was trying to tell you. >> You said you was going to help me. You didn't charge me with drug. >> Come here. Come here. Come here. >> No, I promise. I'll calm down. >> Remember the resisting back? >> Please. You want another one? >> You want another? >> At the temporary trial, the judge ordered her held without bail for violating probation and offending while drunk. She erupted into another dramatic scene, leaving officers visibly exhausted by the act. >> Here, come on. >> Just listen to me. Please talk to me. Don't Don't walk away from them. Let them do what they're going to do. Talk to me. >> Please. Why are y'all doing this to me? >> Why? >> Listen, too. You might be able to make a deal to drop the resisting arrest. You hear me? So that's why I got these out so you can use. >> On the ride to jail, she suddenly forgot how to breathe. A performance so over the top that even paramedics couldn't help but call it what it was. Pure drama. >> You hear me? So that's why I got these out >> so you can use these. Okay. needles. >> Finally, she was charged with obstruction of justice and petty larseny under $1,000. What began as a sloppy theft ended as a full-blown meltdown. Proof that bad acting can't steal you out of trouble. Now, let's watch chaos erupts at Walmart when entitled women think they're above the law. >> I didn't even do it. >> Why are you arresting me? >> Man, you going to be next, but let's try out. On October 29th, 2024, officers quickly detained an arrogant man after Walmart staff reported he'd been lingering for hours. To make things worse, the woman with him became combative, too. Here's how it all unfolded. >> What happened? Yes. You about to be out of here. >> Do you understand? >> But what did I do? >> Because they don't want you here no more. >> Yeah, but what did I do? >> You don't have to do anything. This is private property. >> It's not private property. It is. It is private property. tell you one time or we can take you to jail. It's up to you. >> No. What do you want to do? >> All right. First of all, y'all are getting aggressive. >> Are you going to leave or not? >> Eat the wrong one. Eat the wrong one. >> Are you leaving or not? >> You're the wrong one. >> I didn't even do it. >> Why are you arresting me right now? >> Trying to talk to you when you leave. >> Hello. >> Yeah. I need my license. >> Yes. >> Okay. Wait. Just a minute. I'm right. >> You committed a crime. Hold on. >> What crime did I commit and why am I being detained? When officers told the teen to leave, he defiantly refused, claiming he had every right to stay. Moments later, the woman with him escalated things further by arguing and blocking the officers. >> How old are you? Huh? >> How old are you? >> How old are you, >> man? You're going to be next for obstruction. Now go. You're going to be next. You're going to be next. >> Walk away. >> You're going to be next. >> Come here. Come here. >> You Why is your 13 14-year-old daughter driving? >> No. Look, I'm in pain. You want to see my surgery? >> You cannot. He cannot drive. Keep walking. Come this way. >> Excuse me. I'm trying to talk to Let's not There's nothing to be caught. >> It's fine. It's fine. >> Why am I being detained though? >> You're being arrested. >> For what? >> The warning. >> Congratulations. Put him in my car. >> But you didn't even tell me that. >> I told you that a long time ago. I told you a long time ago. >> Come here. Come here. Come here. Come here. Come here. Yes, I can. Come here. Come here. All right. >> How am I committing a crime by walking into a Walmart? Acting like I hurt anybody. Did I put my hand? Did I curse anybody out? >> Both were quickly escorted to the patrol car as the woman insisted she just had surgery and her son was only helping. But the teen's reckless defiance made everything spiral out of control. >> Ask you to leave. You're not listening. >> Who is we? >> He asked you. >> He didn't ask me to leave. He asked me to put the car thing on. >> Nope. We asked you to leave. >> You're not. You're the one. >> Turn around. Oh, >> I'm about >> Don't sit there and and and do this to me. >> Resisting. >> Get out of here. >> Get out of there now. >> I don't care. Get out. Leave. >> I have a son. >> Leave. Leave. Leave. Or you going to jail. >> I'm not even I'm putting you on your side. >> You just kicked me in my ass. No, I didn't. >> Yo, help. Help. >> Turn around. >> Help. >> No, put. >> Nah, man. They They being too brutal. They just kicked me in my ass for no reason. >> And stop moving. Face. >> Stay in the car. >> Get in the car. >> You're literally hurting me. >> Even in cuffs, the teen insisted he was never told to leave. But his defiance backfired and officer soon discovered the woman faced yet another charge for allowing a minor to drive. How old is that child? >> How old is that child? >> She's 10. >> No. Put her in the back seat. This child needs a a boost. This child needs a a strength you >> No. This child cannot be driven out here like this. >> Okay. >> What's your name? >> What's your name? >> My friend. >> Why am I trespassing in a Walmart? You guys don't want to answer You don't want to answer nothing. I have you don't want to ask answer any questions I have from y'all on why I'm being arrested, why y'all being so brutal, but you have the nerve to ask me my name. How dare you? You have no respect. >> Let's close the door. >> Look, I'm trying to give you an opportunity so we can explain everything. >> You're not giving me any opportunity. You never gave me an opportunity. You told me to put the card up and I came to you and I gave the card back to you and you're telling me I'm trespassing. >> What did you say? Tell you go to jail. >> You can't forget to a minor. >> You can go to jail for that >> because your baby's in the back seat with no car seat. >> He's not buckled in. There's a child that's not supposed to be in the front seat. >> On top of that, she couldn't even see the steering wheel. >> Yeah. >> You put the lights to brighten our >> It doesn't matter. She's 14. >> She can She's not 14. >> But still, does she have a Does she have a permit? >> Does she have a license? >> Not yet. >> Okay. If you want to do this, we can take everybody out the car, tow your car, and you can figure out how you're going to get home. If you guys want to do that, it's fine. >> Go do that. Let's do it. Let's go. Give your license. >> Okay. No, no, no. >> Give me your license. >> Hold on. >> Give me a license or you're going to jail. >> No, you can't take my license. >> Give me your license. You're going to jail. >> Ma'am, >> hold on. >> It's No, hold on. I'm the police. Give me your license. >> Call him cuz I need Spanish. >> You don't need SP. You speak Spanish. You speak English. Fine. >> The woman kept making excuses, pretending not to understand English while stalling officers. But with a child still in danger inside the car, police had no reason to listen any longer. >> What are you trying to take my license for? >> I'm jumping on our investigation. You were obstructioning inside when you walked up on us. Yes, you were. You're not going to tell us how we're going to do our job. We're not going to do this. >> Give me your ID right now. You want to jail? >> You're still on the Uh-uh. Okay. >> Don't resist. >> Okay. >> Don't resist. >> No, I'm not resisting. >> Put your phone down. >> He's taking me to jail for him trying to do the same thing as he did to the other kid. No, you can't take away. >> Yes, we can because if you're going to jail, >> you can't. What are you arresting me for? >> Contributions of a minor. >> Hold on. Hold on. >> Drop. Drop. Can just put on Put it right here then. Put it right here. >> Drop your Leave your license, too. >> Hold on. >> Put your license on too, please. Miss, you're not going to do this back and forth. >> You know why he's trying to arrest me? Cuz I took a video on >> No, that's not why. >> And he said that I was obstructing their way. >> Give him your license. >> You can't do that. >> I just did. >> You cannot do that. >> Yeah. Come on, [ __ ] I'm not going to do this with you. We We tried We tried to ask you major. No, >> but it's fine >> cuz you're doing an injustice. That's why you're trying to >> First of all, are you done talking? I'll tell you what's going on. >> Okay. >> Are you done? >> Yeah, I'm done. >> All right. So, your child has No, your child has Does your child have pain? >> No, I'm in pain. >> Yeah. >> Hey, you don't listen too. >> I'm trying to go to the hospital. Yes. I need to Yes. >> Have a seat, my friend. >> Give me your hands. I can't give you my hands. How am I giving you my hands? >> Y'all know she got kids in the car, right? >> They're going to They're going to DCF. They're going to DCF. You have to give your name, date of birth. When you're accused of a crime, you have to give your name, date of birth. >> Obligated to by who? >> The state of Florida. >> Take me. Okay. >> Both were taken to the station immediately, while the child in the car was released to a legal guardian. Soon after, the store manager statement revealed the full story behind the chaos. >> This afternoon around 5:00 p.m., I encountered her over there by the uh seasonal area. Uh she was riding in the electric cart and I was like, "Do you need any help trying to be helpful to a potential customer and she started to give me an attitude." She's like, "Do you need help?" And I was like, "No, I was asking you if you needed help." She's like, "Well, do you need help?" And she continued to go. After that, I didn't see her anymore until around 8:00 p.m. over here by the uh GM selfch checkouts. And I approached the officer and said, "This kid has been here uh pretty much all afternoon." That was it. The officer told me that um he would check on her. And then a few minutes ago, about 20 minutes ago possibly, we saw her again with the other two coaches and we all kind of turned because she was like looking at us and she said, "What are you guys looking at?" And she came back and kind of tried to like pick a fight with us almost. And we told her, you know, there's no problem. Um, you don't want to be looked at. Maybe you need to go home. And she started arguing with us back and forth. and we asked her to leave. We were like, "We need to leave." And um at that point, the officer had been informed already that he needed to remove. In the end, the young man was charged with trespassing and resisting arrest, while the woman faced charges for obstruction and allowing a minor to drive without a license. Both now banned from all Walmart properties for one year. This case is a stark reminder. When parents ignore the rules, their children learn to do the same. Responsibility starts at home and one careless choice can put an entire family in danger. Next, these reckless suspects will truly shock you. >> You were worried more about your phone than That is wild to me. How old are you? >> I'm 16. >> On July 23rd, 2025, police received a call reporting a group of suspects who had stolen several Nike items and fled the scene. Upon arriving, officers realized from the descriptions that this group seemed all too familiar with such crimes. >> Hi, are you the one that called? Okay, I think we got them. We're in a pursuit with them now. So, I need to know what all what they look like, what they took. >> I say they I know the one girl had a bunch of tech police. I was standing right here waiting for like kind of trying to like detour them like we usually do cuz we can do and then she literally grabbed it and walked this way and said, >> "What what did she grab?" >> She had a bunch of the Nike tech fleece stuff on there. So, she's like, "So, it >> Nike fleece." >> Pet fleece. Yeah. So, it's like the more expensive line of the fleece and all that. >> Okay. >> And they all like had handfuls of stuff in their arms and they wore them that ran out. >> The two girls that had the the real long dreads, the one was like a real red >> Are you Are you able to >> pictures? Yeah, let's go do that. >> And I was standing right there. She said looked at me, smelled by and ran out. >> Okay. Did you see any? They all I the one girl my want to start she walked out right after her like right after them and she like ran right to the left but she didn't see them getting a crunch like as soon as they walked out there they were gone she came off from behind the counter >> but they all pouring out that way all had like a handful of stuff on hangers in their arms >> 1937 course I have an update with the two female description that one >> that one that's one that one she like >> is that the one in all gray >> yeah she was the one that ran out first >> so all gray all gray and then we have Oh, go. I'm sorry. Go the other way. My bad. You should read my mind. I'm just kidding. >> Okay. Who's that one? >> Oh, my bad. I touched it. >> Pursuing the suspect's vehicle, >> these offenders made it clear they had no intention of stopping, turning the scene into something straight out of a real life. Fast and furious. >> Five queen Tom Nora 85 or 50. I believe it's five queen. Getting on 75 right now. Northbound occupied at least four times. [Music] Speed through 81 traffic light. Switch left. Passing on the turn speed. Okay, traffic's moderate. Uh, we're still on the left lane, passing a car on the turn right now. We're coming up on 161. Speeds are increasing from 100. Under the pressure of the police pursuit, the suspects realized they had no chance of escaping. At that moment, the vehicle stopped and officers immediately took forceful action. Step out with your hands up. >> Right. Left. Stay in the vehicle. Right. Passenger. Keep coming. Keep coming back. Keep coming back. Keep coming. Walk back. >> Walk back. >> Keep coming. [Music] >> Keep coming. Take a step to your right. >> Keep coming back. Keep coming back. >> Officer Stoner is going to stay here. >> Okay. >> We have another officer that's almost up there to grab all the property, bring it back, and then we'll scan everything to get a final total amount that was stolen. >> Keep going back. Keep your hands up. Keep your hands up. Don't reach inside the vehicle. Put your hands up and walk back. Keep coming. [Music] [Music] >> Light complete 32. >> Okay. Do not reach the vehicle. >> Right after the suspects were taken into custody, what shocked the officers wasn't their resistance, but their ages. >> You were worried more about your phone than >> That is wild to me. How old are you? >> I'm 16. >> 16? >> Yeah. >> Driver for the fle. So, we just need to get them on back to Finley. Um, it could probably take both girls. >> All right. >> Two of the girls. Um, I'll take a guy and I want another car to come get the um Get the other one. Unless one of the troopers must have driving back up. >> How far how far we is from Sagenov. >> What? >> How far we is from Senator? >> Can I get my phone off? Can you >> We'll take care of your phone. All right. >> Thank you. >> Right now is not the time to worry about your phone. Okay. You need to understand that you guys committed a serious offense here. All right. So, >> would I be able to go home today? >> Nope. What if I called? >> Oh, you're going to go to juvenile the kitchen. >> I don't want to go there. >> Don't come down. Don't come and steal stuff. Is it that hard to understand? I mean, you're 16, right? You're all enough to know right and wrong. So what do you expect to happen when you come steal something? Just to go home like it's okay. I don't know what what world or society you're growing up in. That's not how it works. Okay? You're going to catch a hard reality today. You're going to be an adult. You're going to learn fast. You won't do this ever again. I promise. >> I'm disappointed. I'm irritated. Bro, you crash. >> Can I make a phone call when I get in there? >> Not right now. I'll call your grandma. Let her know where you're going to be. you care about her, but you're going to be spending that night in jail making her worry after we tell her you were just involved in a high-speed chase. All right. Well, I can have you have seen back in my car for now. >> And um yeah, we'll do it that way. >> The suspects were 16, 18, 21, and 31 years old. Each facing charges of shoplifting, failure to comply with police orders, and criminal trespass. No matter how old you are, stealing is never worth the risk. The moment you cross that line, age won't save you. Only accountability will. Even worse, the entire family could be involved as thieves. >> We're $100 short of what our rent is. And that's why >> I got you. And how do you sell them? You just sell them locally. >> But I don't know if I'm able to work the only one working. >> On June 20th, 2023, police were dispatched to a shopping center after reports of a family caught stealing Pokémon cards from a store. The man immediately confessed, trying to take the blame for everything himself. >> What's going on, man? >> Hey, what's up? >> What's up? Sam against your ID on you? >> No, sir. What's his first name? >> William. >> I have your ID on you. >> So, Vic that time still Pokémon cards, man. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. That um just so we have an understanding, she had nothing. >> She was right there with you when you could see. I I it is totally me, man. Totally me. 100% me. >> You guys put the Pokemon cards under the >> Yeah, I I I you I will give them back, of course. Uh this 100% my responsibility, sir. Do seriously, honest to God, um I am short on my rent and they are very valuable and I I was hoping to pull something in order to make up the money. I'm short on my rent. >> Where were the cards in the car? >> Yeah, >> I know. Where where >> in the back seat. And by the way, you can't say she had nothing to do with it when that's all you guys came in here for. And you concealed it right next to her. >> Just so you're aware of that. Yes, sir. >> I get what you're saying. I'm just saying she would have never >> Doesn't matter. She was right there with you. >> Say I don't know if it would make a difference. Is there any way we could pay for it? >> This isn't an apology type of thing. We've already done it. You know what I mean? There's no way to just suddenly, hey, we're going to pay for everything because we got caught by the police. >> Yes, sir. >> You ever been arrested before? >> Yes, sir. >> For what? when I was a juvenile um stealing from Walmart when I or being with somebody who was stealing from Walmart when I was a juvenile and um for battery as an adult at this point I guess so >> could I call my dad to come get my son please >> yeah we'll figure that in a second >> although the man claimed full responsibility they didn't realize their actions had been closely monitored and the woman in the family couldn't escape the consequences either here. >> Just keep your hands on the dash. Keep the door open. Okay. >> Yeah. You also stole stuff with the baby. >> Yeah, but >> that doesn't matter. >> I have the money for it. I can pay. >> Yeah, but I just told him that's not how this works. You don't get to suddenly want to pay for things after you get caught by the police. It's not how it works. >> I literally You can literally see that I yelled for him. Like I literally >> walked right over to you and concealed it. It's on video. >> I I literally >> You watched him do everything. You cannot Don't >> Okay. All right. I just >> You also have all this stuff here. It's the same situation. >> Well, that's bulk from what we had before and we were going through all of our stuff. >> Regardless, it's the same situation. >> Am I going to know when his bail is or does he have to call me or >> wait? Okay. You're asking all these questions and you're just as involved as he is. You understand that, right? >> Yeah. But I >> Okay, so stop asking questions being that you might be taking the ride with him. Do you understand what's going on here? >> Yeah, I Do you understand what's going on? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. So, stop echo stupid. >> Oh, I'm just curious. >> And understand you're doing this with a kid. That elevates things. >> Yeah, but I I can I talk to [Music] >> because even if he doesn't want to press charges, >> I know >> the state of Florida does [Applause] give me a press. >> Thank you. I'll go get a fresh one. Although then they mentioned it before, the reason they committed the act is that they fully understood the value of the items and knew what they were doing. >> You guys were stealing these for to sell them because you got you got a ton of cards in there. Do you can't sell those? >> Yeah, we >> I'm kind of confused, man, cuz that's like a >> Yeah, we a lot of them like the ones that >> commons and stuff. >> Yeah, they're not worth a lot. The ones that are in sleeves we have valued. >> Okay. >> We're $100 short of what our rent is and that's why. And how do you sell them? I mean, you just sell them locally, offer up and stuff. >> Yeah. Offer up or to a game. They're >> that crazy. >> Yeah. Or to a game shop, they buy them immediately for cash. >> Okay, fair enough. >> All right. Is there anything in that car besides Pokemon cards I need to be aware of? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. So, there's While I'm searching the uh the rest of the car inside of a not only I, we have a cigarette or cigar, right? That was on your side. >> Okay. >> So, >> I'll take responsibility. >> Well, I don't want you to take Is it yours or is it hers? >> The cigarette is mine. >> Okay. So, that's fine. At this point, it was also time to take the mother away. Her distressed state clearly showed her instability and inevitably made the situation even more complicated. Have >> anything sharp on you? You going to stick or poke me? >> No, sir. I don't have anything. >> Okay. Just going to put your hands behind your back. Okay. >> Okay. >> Oh, I have bracelets on him. There's one on this one. >> Okay. I'm just going to take them off right now. >> Thank you. >> You want me to leave them in your car? >> Um, no. That's okay. >> You want to take them with you? >> Yeah. I I don't think I'll be able to get my car out. I don't know if I'll be able to afford to be the only one working. >> What about the ring? You want the ring to go with >> Oh, it's my engagement ring. Yes, please. Oh, no. I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. All right, take a seat. Hey, remember what I told you, okay? Think about your child when you get up. >> Okay, a little bit better. All right. >> I'm so sorry. I really am. I'm so sorry. >> You want me to roll the window down for you? >> Yeah, because I feel like I would have a panic inside. >> All right, you're free. That's >> In the end, both were charged with theft, child endangerment, trespassing, and possession of cannabis. This case reminded us desperation does not justify crime. One wrong choice can put your freedom and the safety of your loved ones at risk. 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. Starting with combative woman turns. Simple seat belt ticket into felony arrest. >> No, you aren't need to [ __ ] your seat belt and step out. >> This [ __ ] stop you for something. On March 27th, 2024 in California, police suddenly spotted a vehicle matching the description of a recent theft and immediately initiated a traffic stop. Here, what's happened next? >> How we doing? >> How are you? >> Good. Driver's license. Pro insurance. Also, ma'am, the reason why I pulled you over is you weren't wearing your seat belt. You put it on. Driver's license registration on you or you have your license on you? >> Yes. >> Okay. Can we see it, please? I'm sorry. I >> forgot. >> Okay. >> Let me roll. I have my phone with me. I can give you my name. >> Your phone's on your hand. >> This is not my phone. >> All right. Do me a favor. Unbuckle your seat belt. Go ahead and step out for me. >> What were you guys doing movement in the middle? You guys were doing further movements in the middle. Go ahead and unbuckle your seat belts. Go ahead and step out of the vehicle. >> Why do you No. Why are you asking me out? >> Cuz I'm stand telling you to step out. Come on. You're shaking. Get off the phone. Come on, step out. >> The woman behind the wheel appeared nervous, failed to provide documentation, and showed unusual trembling, heightening the officer's suspicions. >> I'm recording. >> That's all right. Come on. >> And I do not want to be touched. >> Yeah, she she was messing the middle console. Both of them were. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> No, this Where's your ma'am? Where's your ID? I told you I left my phone. Oh, wait. I got it on my phone. >> I spilled soda on my phone. >> No problem. No problem. >> That's uh Linquist, right? >> You'll have to get his identification. >> You're from Naples. >> Yes. >> Let me Yes. So, listen. What it is, you weren't wearing seat belts. Make sure you're warned. I'm not going to sight you. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, um that's it. So, just relax and see. I'm not. No, I was I shake. That's the way I am. And you guys came to be honest, you came at the car like aggressive and I don't understand why over a seat belt. It was very very aggressive. >> So So that the reason why I pulled you over is you have no seat belt. Okay. Also, this vehicle uh I got to check, but um was probably more like some type of retail theft. So we'll we'll talk about that a little bit later. Um you might not have is this belong to you? Yeah, this is my car and it wasn't involved in a retail thing. >> Okay. Well, like I said, we'll talk about it later, but I pulled you over cuz you weren't wear seat belt, so I'll deal with that and then we'll go from there. Okay. The woman blamed the officers for acting aggressively and causing her panic, but when questioned about the car's ownership, she failed to provide any convincing evidence. >> Like, so like, >> were you here? You were here. You were here yesterday. >> No, I wasn't here yesterday. >> You weren't here yesterday. Car was >> Your car was >> Oh, at Walmart? >> Yeah. Yeah. You know what this is about? Who who was driving your car yesterday? >> I'm not sure. >> Okay. >> If I show you a picture, can you tell me who he is? >> Absolutely not. I'm not. No. >> No. Okay. >> I look, I'm not No offense, but I'm not a police officer. >> Okay. Okay. >> You know what I mean? >> And this is your car? >> Yeah, this is my car. >> So, it was used in a crime yesterday? >> No, my car was not used in a crime. That is for sure. >> What happened? >> I'll show you. >> 100%. When questioned, she adamantly denied her car was linked to the Walmart theft. But officers held video evidence that was about to shatter every denial. >> That's your car, right? >> Y'all are harassing me. >> No, I'm not harassing you, man. >> What does that prove? >> Okay. What that proves is that that car, the picture of that car was taken by the manager at Walmart when an individual that was shoplifting got in it to leave. Someone that was shoplifting got in my car leaving Walmart. Absolutely not true. Do you have video from Walmart proving that? No. >> No. Because I was present in my car when this car left Walmart and there was no one that shoplifted in my car. >> No. >> Yeah. >> He was not in my car when we left. >> Okay. Well, >> I'm telling you he wasn't. Oh, if that's if that's the if that's what you're thinking to our investigation shows different. >> Okay. >> Although confronted with clear images, the suspect stubbornly insisted it was only a misunderstanding. But by now, officers no longer believed her and the atmosphere grew increasingly tense. >> Why didn't they take a picture of the guy hitting in the random car? Where's that picture? >> Where's the video surveillance footage? I mean, obviously you got something to hide. So I mean I mean you know who the guy is. I mean it's >> I don't have anything. It >> it it's >> I told you I'm not a police officer. It's not my job to look at stuff like that and help you. I have right to say no. You can ask. >> You have the right. But if you come to my county and you commit crimes here, this is going to happen every single time. I don't commit crimes >> and and we're going to know when you're here. >> I don't commit crimes. >> Well, obviously this vehicle, like I said, there's video surveillance footage of that individual going into Walmart. Okay. >> And like you said, it's not your job to help us identify the person, but obviously he used your vehicle or was in your vehicle. >> No, he did not use my vehicle. This is my car. 10:15. >> While checking the suspect's information and searching the vehicle, officers suddenly discovered she was carrying a dangerous item, forcing them to act immediately. >> All right, ma'am. Put your hands behind your back. >> What am I being arrested for? We found something. >> Oh, deter. She's reaching. She's reaching. Stop. Stop. Stop. [ __ ] reaching. [ __ ] Stop reaching. She's reaching for something. She's reaching. Oh my god. Got it. Got it. Give her Ma'am. Ma'am. >> Ma'am. >> I don't know if she's got a gun or something. >> I got to Oh my god. >> Taser. >> No. Don't relax. Please. Please. >> Okay. You're breaking my hand. >> Stop fighting. >> All right. Listen up. [Applause] Please God, >> please God. >> Got it. >> There you go. Relax. >> Say pe my face. Oh my god. The woman resisted violently, repeatedly reaching into her body as if to draw a weapon, forcing officers to use strong measures and uncover a hidden knife that made the situation even more dangerous. >> I need Why are you doing this? >> We're past that point. >> No, please stop. >> We're past that point. >> Just hurting me. >> Listen, stop. We don't know what you're reaching for. If it's a gun, a knife. I'm not moving. >> I'm only moving because he's hurting me. >> I'm talking to you civily. >> [ __ ] insane. >> Listen, I'm talking to you civily. You talk to civil. >> Look at how I'm being treated. Civil. Look at my face. Does that look civil? >> Stop. Stop. >> Yeah. Real [ __ ] civil. >> Okay. >> God damn it. The [ __ ] room with your >> act. We got Go ahead and search your >> I found a hard object. Did you find any hard object? >> No. She got a knife. >> A knife. Okay. >> Yeah, the knife. Millie, would you >> calm down? >> I figured you were reaching for something that was going to hurt us the way you were fighting. Cuz at that point, the gig's done. Everything's done. >> Why can't you just let me go for this? Look at my face. Please. >> Listen. >> Finally, the woman faced multiple charges: possession of a controlled substance, marijuana, drug paraphernalia, and resisting an officer. She was sentenced to 30 months of probation along with heavy fines and court costs. This case shows that resisting only makes things worse. And in the end, the price paid is always bitter under the law. Next case is entitled Karen completely loses it when kicked out of beach resort. >> No. >> Get off me. >> All right. All right. >> Get the >> Yo, she's trying to bite me. On April 27th, 2024, Palm Beach police officers responded to a disturbance at the Tideline Ocean Resort involving an intoxicated woman reportedly endangering her children and guests. This is footage of the events that followed. >> You're not afraid to leave. Do you have your ID on you? >> Yeah, I do. But I decided to leave. >> Okay. >> I didn't do anything. >> Do you have your ID with you? >> No. Actually, I don't feel like get away from it. I know I know my rights. Is everybody okay outside? >> Everything fine. Get away from me. I know my wife. We need to take it outside. >> I apologize. >> Is everybody okay outside? >> I am right. Everyone will be okay outside. >> Is there any medical issues? >> I'm going to go home. I'm leaving. >> All right. >> Don't touch me. I don't I'm leaving. >> You're not freedom. >> I'm not going to go home. >> You're not leaving. Sit down and relax. You know, >> I know my rights. >> Are you here by yourself, ma'am? Are you here by >> As officers approached, the woman cried innocent, refused to show ID and insisted she knew the law. Instead of cooperating, she chose to resist and tried to walk away. >> I just want to know that let you know that I have a video. >> Okay. Just >> you're a witness. >> Yes. >> Okay, great. >> Be quiet. >> You're stupid. I can be quiet all you want. But guess what? At the end of the day, I can get up and walk out the minute you talk. You're going to go to jail. >> You're going to put me in jail and you'll be sued and you will not be a cop anymore. >> I will leave. Don't call me. Don't call me service. I said >> you're not leaving. You're under investigation. We're conducting an investigation. >> Get away from it. >> You can't go anywhere. Do you need medical attention? >> I didn't do nothing. I did nothing. Get it now. >> She's getting the out of my face. >> I don't know why she told her. I >> The suspect erupted in anger, yelling and threatening to sue the officers, but witness camera footage revealed shocking truths about just how dangerous she really was. >> I'm 51. Get the away. >> I'm not going anywhere. She was good first. There is a window apparently like she threw the kids in the pool and they said she's all being ragged. There's about 20 different out there. So, Okay, you're not feeling. Come here. >> Stop. You're resisting. >> I'm not resisting on your back. >> No. >> Get off me. >> All right. All right. All right. Relax. >> We're not doing that. >> Relax. >> Okay. Let's just stop. Let's stop. Let's stop. Let's stop. >> Just stop. >> This is what's going to happen. They're going to detain you because we have >> I didn't do anything. >> We need to do our investigation. You're going to stop resisting. >> What is your problem? >> Go ahead. Yep. >> Yep. >> Too late for that. >> Stop resisting. >> Okay. We're going down the stairs. >> I didn't do anything. >> Yeah. >> Witnesses said the drunk woman threw her child into the pool. Police rushed to arrest her, but she fought back fiercely, turning it into a violent struggle. caring stupid ass dumb ass. You heard me. I'll kill you. Take it off. You know what? Put your feet down. >> Take it off. >> We are trying to do an investigation. >> You're not allowing us to do that. We need you to come in. >> Do it now. >> If you want to do an investigation, take it off. You haven't allowed cuz this is an investigation cuz I'm going to call the I'm going to call my attorney. >> Okay, that's fine. That's not going to take it off. Tell them to take it off. I said take it off. >> I'm not taking him off. We're going to go outside. Don't kick me. >> We're not going down. Let me grab that leg. Let me grab that. Grab the other leg. >> [ __ ] >> Now I grab that leg. >> Nope. You vote. >> My name is No. No. >> You're going to sit in the car and relax. >> Shut your mouth. >> Why are you grabbing me? >> What are you doing? You're already getting a charge for resisting arrest. >> I didn't do anything. You realize you're going to get sued, right? >> We're going to have to You do realize you're getting sued. >> The woman stubbornly fought back against the officers, demanding a lawyer, and even went so far as to bite one of them. >> I'm not getting in the car. >> You're going to get in the car. >> You don't have reason to arrest me. >> What did you do at this point? >> Get the off me. Get off me. >> I need another hand here, Andi. >> Nah, dude. Get the away from me. >> Need another hand. She's like a >> Nope. and get the >> Yo, she's trying to bite me. >> You're a dumbass. >> Yeah. You think that's funny? >> I got to my cam saying, "Oh, me and I won't do it." Get the Get out of here. >> Got any blood on you? >> No. >> That's the first she bit you. >> Yeah. All right. No. Broken skin. >> Battery. >> No broken skin. But it's still battery leo. >> Yeah. >> All right. Fair. >> In the end, the woman faced multiple charges. Battery on a law enforcement officer resisting with and without violence and disorderly intoxication. What do you think about this woman's outrageous behavior? Was it just alcohol-fueled loss of control or pure disregard for the law? Now watch. Not every elderly woman is worthy of respect. I didn't >> I didn't I didn't mean I didn't mean to have my shoot. You could not take me to jail. On September 9th, 2024, officers were dispatched to a restaurant after reports of a group behaving drunk, disorderly, and turning physically aggressive with one another. Here's how the police handled it. >> So, what exactly is going on here? >> So, we're here. >> I guess I'm the bad guy here. Just give us a minute. Walk away, please. >> Yeah. here. >> What's going on here? They were drinking. I don't know their relationship. >> Uh the man started yelling at her. They put their hands on her. >> Made a complaint. Maybe I was coming out the back. >> I think this guy's running back to make a statement with him. Um I'm sure he tried to keep deescalating the scene. Mhm. >> Um after he left, he then got more aggressive after he's kept drinking and he came over toward she started looking for protection from us >> and the guy came over and grabbing her. >> Mhm. >> So >> So the first like initial physical, what occurred specifically between like them two? >> They were verbally abusing each other and then he shoved her. >> Okay. So So who are you to him? >> I'm Audrey. I don't even know his name. >> Okay. So >> um he was talking to my friend >> who's clearly drunk. Um, I've been trying to get her to come out. >> Is this your friend? >> This is her. This is Linda. >> I've been trying to get her to come out, but she keeps drinking and she keeps yelling. >> Yelling. >> Linda. >> Linda was clearly intoxicated. She claimed the man she fought with was a close work colleague and also her friend Audrey's husband. Since the two were reported as getting physical, officers had more questions for them. >> I don't need this. >> Okay. Well, it's too late now. We're already here. All right. >> Yeah. I didn't call them. He did. >> That's perfectly fine. Yeah. And that's that's within the law. >> That's all it is is Italian Irish people. That's how we act. >> Okay. That's totally fine. All right. So, that man is just like a business partner. >> Correct. >> Okay. You don't live with him? >> No. I pay him to take me. >> Can I please ask you questions and you can just answer him like a normal person? If you point at me like that again, you're going to go to jail. You understand that? >> If you come over here like you're going to touch me, you're going to go to jail. >> Okay. I did not give you permission to do that. So, you need to control yourself. All right. I understand you guys have been drinking. I'm asking you questions. I'm conducting investigation. >> Death. My husband died. My mother died. My dog died and I'm trying to visit my h my kid and my wheel falls off again. I'm under extreme stress. >> Uh-huh. Well, you don't need to take that on on me, right? I'm not taking on you. Well, well, you are. All right. So, that man is just an an employee, correct? Right. You've never lived with him. Never been in a relationship with him. Nothing like that. Right. >> Jake, he was my galler coordinator. That's fine. I'm asking questions. All right. So, for 10 years fine, I paid him to drive me up. Are you let me talk? >> But you have to listen to what I have to say. >> Well, I'm asking specific questions cuz you obviously don't want to like answer my questions. You don't want us here. So, I'm trying to make sure that I cover my bases so that way we can get you guys out of here. Okay. But, um, so they're saying that that he grabbed you, he pushed you, he was pulling on you, anything like that. Okay. So, none of that was outside of your consent. >> None of that was true. He never even touched. >> Do you have your driver's license on you? >> He never touched me. >> Do you have your driver's license? >> That boy is a a gentle. Do >> you have your driver's license on you? >> Yes. >> Linda admitted there had been an argument, but insisted no one had put hands on her, claiming the men who called police were overreacting. As the group dealt with car trouble, a tow truck arrived, and that's when things took a turn for the worst. [ __ ] walk. >> Hey, watch your turn. >> I didn't I didn't mean I didn't mean to have my shoe off. You cannot take me to jail. >> You just hit a law enforcement officer. >> I didn't know my shoe was going to come off. You can't do that to me. I'm a lady. >> Let go. >> No, I'm a lady. I'm a lady. You cannot do that. >> I'm going to drop you. Give me your other hand. Give me your other hand. >> You cannot do that. >> Give me your other hand. >> No, ma'am. >> No. No. I don't belong in a jail. I'm a lady. >> Oh, you're going to go to jail, too. >> Just remember. >> No, you cannot do that, darling. You cannot do that. My shoe fell off. >> No, you can't do that. >> Stop. >> Stop resisting. >> No, you can't do that. >> You're going to end You're going to end up on the floor. >> No, I'm supposed to be home with my books. Well, your attitude. >> My attitude. >> My shoe fell off. >> That's okay. >> Just a minute. >> Daddy. Daddy. Daddy. Daddy. I can't do that. I'm not bad. I'm a little girl. >> In the end, nonfaz Linda was officially charged with resisting arrest and battery on a law enforcement officer. Her excuses about being drunk or a fallen shoe meant nothing, and her criminal record was sealed in black and white. 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. Up next, watch this couple act entitled until police teach them a tough lesson. >> You guys want to come? >> Yep. >> We're going here. >> Cool with you the whole time. I could have had you I could have had you handcuffed from the moment I seen you. On February 9th, 2025, police responded to a shoplifting complaint at a local Walmart. Here's what happened next. >> So, our office is going to be down that way in the other entrance. You guys want to come? >> Yep. >> We're going here. >> Cuz I'm telling you to. >> You're not free to leave right now. Okay. But everything. >> Okay. So, how about that ID? Bash like three times now. >> Two women thought they could push the card out successfully, but store staff and police forced them straight back to the security office. The funny part, they kept pretending to be busy on their phones. >> No, it's cool. I'mma give them my ID, but I scanned everything that I had and it's right there on the camera. >> Okay, perfect. >> Do you see me taking something on camera? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Cuz I don't. I've been following you guys for like 2 hours, seeing everything that you've been shoving in those bags. >> Those Walmart bags or um regular grocery bags Walmart. >> Let me see your receipt you got right here. I'll get it right back to you. Total the tally up of everything that was in your cart. If it matches up with your receipt, you'll be good to go. talking to you while I'm talking to you. >> To be rude. >> I was on that and you can see that I scanned everything I put in my hand. Did I not? >> That's not what this is about. >> What is it about? >> The stuff that you guys concealed in the bag. >> No, not you guys. >> Cuz you don't got It ain't nothing on my body. No. >> And the stuff that was in the bags is the stuff that I paid for. >> Staff said they had been watching the pair for 2 hours and clearly saw them hiding items. Yet, the woman in the black hat kept raising her voice, insisting she had paid and was being harassed. >> I don't know what to tell you now. Okay. Well, then show them. >> Like I said, if everything matches on your receipt, you'll be good to go. >> Whether it match on the receipt or not because you didn't get no rings off me. >> Oh, yeah. I'm saying I said you would be good to go. I didn't say she would be good to go. Yeah. Like what? $200 and some dollars worth of purchases on your receipt. >> I don't know how much you love. I'm just >> With a receipt under $300, but over $700 in the cart unpaid, police knew it was time to act. >> All right, turn around. Put your hands behind your back. both of you. [Music] >> Whatever way you want your hand, let me know. >> Whatever is going to be more comfortable for you. >> No, I got you. I'm saying I'm saying let me know. I'll be in chill with you. >> You all right? Okay. >> It will all be at >> Have a seat over here for me on the bench. >> But I didn't take anything. >> Okay. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back for me. >> Cuz I want to see what's on camera. >> Don't Don't Don't do this. >> Can I Can I see what's on the camera because I didn't take anything. >> The suspect kept making excuses and resisting, pushing the officer's patience to the limit. >> I'm not going to be rough with you. Turn around and put your hands behind your back. Okay. >> But I want to see what's on the camera. >> We were cool with you the whole time. I could have had you I could have had you handcuffed from the moment I seen you. Okay. >> But I didn't take anything. >> You had $700 worth of items in your cart and your receipt was for $200 and something dollars. You were pushing the cart out. Yes. Put your hands behind your back. >> Don't grab me like that. >> I'm going to grab you. You You think you're free to go. You're not free to go. >> But okay, I know that. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> You're trying to be rough, though. I >> can't put my hands behind my back. >> Then put it back there. >> Let Let my arm go. >> Put your hand behind your back. Thank you. Well, you're not welcome. >> That's okay. >> Everything I scan, I paid for it. And that is on camera. And you ain't got me on camera taking. >> Okay. And having a lawyer is your right. >> I'm not talking to you. >> And you know that's too tight. Can you loosen it? >> I can fit my finger in between there. I can fit two fingers in between there. It's not too tight. >> That is too tight. >> I can fit two fingers in between that. >> I was saying, "Can you loosen the >> Have a seat over here for me." >> Even in handcuffs, she flaunted her ego, threatening to call a lawyer and complaining the cuffs were too tight. But the evidence was already on camera, no matter how many times she denied it. Hey, >> they taking us to jail and I they don't got me on camera taking up out of the out of the store, but they can't show me nothing on the camera. >> And the only thing they got on the right is a damn some earrings >> 2212 >> that they took off of her. >> Oh, yeah. >> My car's all the way the other way. You want to take one out? >> Okay. >> Can you refund me my money, please? It doesn't matter >> because I paid $40 for my items. >> All right. >> I'm calling right there talking. >> As she was escorted to the patrol car, officers uncovered another unexpected secret about this thief. >> Got anything else on you besides just your cell phone? >> Yes. >> What else you got? >> Um, what's in my ball? What is Okay, >> I'm sorry. >> Look, look. >> I'm not going to go in there and get that. >> I just want to do that in front of everyone. >> I understand that. Okay. Anything I guess what I'm getting to is anything that's going to poke me, stab me, anything like that. Okay. >> Your phone's coming out. >> You're not going to sit back there and make phone calls. You can have your nutty bar. >> During the search, one woman admitted to hiding more items inside her bra. Officers then had to call in a female officer to handle the situation. In the end, both were formally charged with felony retail theft as the total value of stolen merchandise exceeded $700. In addition to being banned from returning to Walmart, they will face court and could face up to 5 years in prison along with hefty fines. What do you think about this case? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below. And now, watch how an entitled Tik Tok lawyer tries to outsmart the police. legal. >> Ma'am, this is not illegal. >> Her brother is a police officer. >> Sexually assaulted. >> Nobody sexually assaulted. >> I'm searching your >> Help me. Help me. >> On June 11th, 2025, officers on patrol observed a woman disregard a solid red light and drive erratically, leading to a traffic stop. The body cam footage shows how officers deal with the difficult know-it-all. >> What are you doing? >> Hi. What are you doing? >> What are you covering up? >> I'm not covering anything up. >> You literally just threw everything down onto the floorboard. I was grabbing my bag for my license. >> You were literally throwing >> I'm parking here because I work here. >> She tried covering something up on the floorboard. >> He didn't. >> You know why I'm You know why I'm pulling you over? >> Sienna, >> you know why I'm pulling you over? >> Why? >> You're going to give me attitude right now. Like you're annoyed because you went right through the red light in front of us at Orange and Okay. What is working here driving >> through a red light on Orange and Washington? >> I'm late from break and I'm sorry. >> You're late from break? >> Yes. >> Okay. Okay. Where do you work? >> Here. >> Ma'am, do me a favor. Put your car in park. >> Yeah, it's >> I can't because I pulled over cuz I saw you behind me. >> Put your car in park. >> As officers approached, the woman appeared to hide something on the floorboard, excusing herself for being late to work. But moments later, the secret inside her car was exposed. >> There's a bottle in there. You want to talk to What do you do for work? >> What I do for work? >> Uh-huh. >> Sales vacation. >> Sales vacation. >> Vacation. in sales. >> Okay. So, there's a open bottle of tequila in the car. How many How many ma'am? I'm not arguing with you. I'm I'm talking like ma'am. Ma'am, let's talk. >> How many drinks do you have today? >> None. >> Oh, okay. Why is there open bottle of tequila in the car? >> There's not. >> Why did you blow by that red light? >> I didn't blow by that light. >> Officers found an open bottle of tequila in the car, but the woman insisted she hadn't been drinking despite the strong smell of alcohol. Things would have been simple if she'd cooperated. Of course, she didn't. Ma'am, >> just take your phone out right now. You You're detained for a traffic stop. Okay. >> Do me a favor. >> I'm already parked. >> Ma'am, do me a favor. Step out the car for me. >> I'm going to bring my car. >> No, you're not. Ma'am, please step out of the car. Ma'am, >> you can't take my car. >> All right. Don't resist. You're going to You're going to go to jail. >> Relax. >> It's not resisting. It's not resisting. Stop. >> Stop. She's She's fighting. Stop. Stop. Let go. Do it now. I said let go. I said let You're pulling You're pulling your arm back. >> I can hand you. >> You of liquor right now. >> Whoa. What is going on? Sienna, make sure you stay on the phone, please. >> I wonder if she's involved in 73. What is that? >> Ma'am, this is not illegal. >> My brother is a police officer. I'm sorry, sir. >> How many drinks did you have? Because you wreak of alcohol. >> I have not had any drinks. >> Nothing. Nothing. >> Okay. >> The woman acted defiant, insisting she wasn't drunk and trying to pressure officers by claiming her brother was a cop. At least she reluctantly agreed to cooperate with the DUI test. >> So, if I do some exercises, are you willing to do some exercises? >> Is that legal? >> You don't have to do them. >> Okay, let's do it. >> Do you want to do them? If I take you out of these handcuffs, are you going to cooperate? >> Yes, sir. >> I promise. >> If you if you act up, you will get a charge with additional charges. Do you understand that? >> Yes. I will not except >> in sales. >> Okay. How many drinks did you have today? >> None. >> Come over. >> Turn off your front lights. >> Should I take them off? >> If you would like to take them off, you have that opportunity to take them off. >> It's okay. >> Why did you urinate yourself? >> Why? What's that? >> I sat in juice. >> You know, you can't pull over somebody who's parked. >> Ma'am, I don't understand. I don't know what you know, but I You committed a traffic violation at Orange in Washington. >> But you can't pull over somebody who's parked. Who said that? >> You can't. >> She insisted she was sober, yet during the test, she stumbled and lost control, ending with the inevitable charge of driving under the influence. >> Sir, >> can you keep your hands on? >> Sorry, there was a raindrop on my head. >> You're moving your head. So, we're going to start this. >> Am I moving my head? >> I'm not asking you. I'm telling you. You're moving your head. >> Hands out to your side. Hold that position till I'm done explaining. >> Now you're additionally getting charged with DUI. Okay. >> So, you went inside my car? >> Yes, we will. >> We did. >> Without permission. >> With probable cause. Get in the car. >> Without permission. >> With with probable cause. >> I need my phone. >> You'll get that. >> You have anything on? >> I need my phone. >> Get in the car. >> I need my phone. >> You're going to get another charge. Get in the car. Do it now. >> What's the other charge? >> You already have a resist. Don't get another one. Even when faced with clear evidence, she kept pleading innocence, leaning on her family of lawyers and cops to escape. But would borrowed power really save her? I'm >> telling you right now, I have a a brother who's a police officer and I have an uncle who's a lawyer. >> So, how am I arrested for a DUI? >> You're under you're about to face some real serious consequences. I'm going to tell you that right now. >> Okay. >> Let's go. Because I can't wait to put you guys behind bars. Let's go. I'm so excited for this. You're not going to ever be able to work for anything governmentwise. I'm >> You got to stand still. Can you do that? >> You have me off a curb. Nope. I actually put it off. >> There's only a sentiment from the curb. >> Widen your stance. Wider. >> What else do you want? >> What else do you want? >> Wider. It can't go wider. She can't. I can't. Try. There you go. >> Is that good enough? I don't know. You follow cm. [Music] She kept threatening officers and claiming innocence, yet couldn't even stand during the search, then smeared the police, earning herself an extra charge on top. >> Yeah, we're good. >> Someone >> I'm being resisted. Um I'm being arrested unlawfully. >> Hold her like this. >> Record this if you can. Record this if you can. >> We're recording right now. >> No, they're recording as well. >> Bye later. >> I'm being sexually assaulted. Andrea is sexually assaulted. I'm searching for help. Help me. >> She's sexually assaulted. >> Can you put me on 19? >> I will protect myself. >> This is not the right way to hold somebody. This is not the right way to hold. >> Stop. >> Stop resisting, ma'am. >> Not the right way. Not the right way. You're going to get the right >> resisting. >> In the end, the woman was charged with multiple offenses. running a red light, driving under the influence, DUI, resisting arrest, driving without a valid license, and battery on an officer. This case shows that relying on family power only dragged the woman deeper into trouble. The law is fair and no one can escape its punishment.