Wait, wait, wait. >> You're under arrest. >> There's like an ounce of meth in there. >> That's not mine. Are you underestimated? >> You're in a storm. >> Slow down. >> Take your hands up. Take your hand. >> Stop. This is not worth it. This is not worth it. Turn around. >> Okay. Can you please don't take me? >> Some thieves believed that as long as they were not caught in the act, they would succeed. But they did not realize that once guilt followed them, justice would find them anywhere. Here are the times when shoplifter didn't know her, every move was being followed. Every moment was recorded, turning each case into a tense, gripping story. We are This is Law. Don't forget to like and subscribe. Let's start with the moral lesson for this mother and daughter. >> So guys, we're not with anyone. >> Okay, cut the nonsense. >> No, we're not with any guys. I'm tired of my feet going up. I'm tired of my boobs going up. I'm tired of all the going up because you guys decide you want to. >> On September 20th, 2024, officers were dispatched to the scene after receiving a report of an ongoing retail theft. As they approached the suspects, the women acted cheerful, as if they could hide their guilt. Come >> over here, guys. >> What's the problem? >> What's the problem? You tell me what's going on, Jules. What happened over there? >> This stuff is washed. >> Okay. Yeah, I'm with the two female blast. >> Oh wow. >> Wow. >> Just go over there real quick with them. I got these guys. >> OH WOW. WHAT WE DO? >> I don't know. You tell me. >> We didn't do anything. >> All right. What happened, Jules? >> I stopped the hood and these doors. >> All right. What about the two guys you're with? >> You don't know, guys. Come on. >> We been working out with any guys. >> Okay. Well, where you stay at? >> Where you stay at? >> Yeah. >> On the south side. Chicago. >> Okay. Why are you here then? >> Who's out here? >> Okay. Let's cut the Just just just listen to me. Okay. I'm really not in a mood for some nonsense. Okay. Just listen. Just listen. I don't need I don't need all the antics. Okay. >> No. No. You're telling us we're just guys, so I'm not going to sit and listen to it cuz you're telling us where's the guys? We're not with any guys. Okay, cut the nonsense. >> No, we're not with any guys. >> You are? >> No, I'm not. >> Okay, I need your IDs. >> I don't think I got my ID on. >> They did not admit any actions, nor did they question why the police were present, forcing the officers to state it while they found many suspicious items in the two women's bags. >> Both of you, put your bag on the hood of the car. >> I didn't do that. >> Thank you. Nothing in the in the bags cuz they said you have skull stuff. >> Oh, wow. >> Put your bag on the hood. have some people that's stealing. I guess I witnessed that. But you >> Yeah. Well, I witnessed them chasing somebody. >> So when they guess everybody that's black and African America, everybody got something. >> No. What? No, it has nothing to do with that. It has everything to do with who were called here for people stealing. >> You want You ask me a question. I'm trying to answer it. Okay. >> Okay. And then I see you two cut through the bank parking lot. >> No, it's uh Walgreens. >> You're going to Walgreens? >> Yeah. >> Walgreens is over there. Good try. We really trying to go. Oh my lord. >> Where's your receipt for all this? Uh, >> everybody. >> It is not that. >> Oh wow. >> WHY DON'T YOU JUST GO take us to Jules and let Jules run the camp? >> We will. We will. Don't you worry. >> You don't have to show me. Uh, >> can you give him your name? >> The women's attitude showed no sense of seriousness at all. But they were immediately confronted by another officer who arrived at the scene. >> Yeah, that's my name. >> What's your name, man? >> My name is Spell that last name. How you spell that? No, >> I spell >> How do you spell it? >> How do you spell it? >> I don't know. You tell me. You want to play games? I'll play games all night long. I ain't about to play with you. >> Well, okay. Well, you >> anyway, so I'm not worried about >> So, what's your name? >> My name My name is Shenmica. >> Thank you, man. >> Shake, what's your middle name? >> I don't have a middle name. >> What's your birthday? So, who's telling me the truth? >> What's your name? >> Shenica. >> What's your name? >> Now, we mad about our name. That's my daughter, Shenica. And >> I want to try this one more one more time. Okay. Before I start looking up the phone, where's your real name of? >> My real name. >> So, when I run through your back to Okay. Where's your license out of? >> I never had a license. My state ID. My state ID is out of Chicago. >> Chicago? >> Yeah. You know what? I don't appreciate the attitude from either one of you. >> Yeah, I I barely said anything. >> You just had a smartass comment for no reason. >> Looking because >> Yeah, I'm looking because I'm trying to confirm who you are because there's someone in here when I run your criminal history that has about 37 aliases. Your your social you gave me comes back to somebody else. So, I'm trying to figure out who the you guys are. I'm not about to play some Chicago out here in the suburbs. Your car you just came out here in the car you came out here in is loaded with booze. Stolen booze. So, I'm letting you stand out here, run your mouth, do whatever the want to do when I have enough to detain you, put you in handcuffs, and make you uncomfortable. But, I'm not doing that. Now, you want to keep running your mouth. I'll put you in cuff. to bring back the station and I'll fingerprint you and you can sit for 6 to 10 hours while your prince come back because I don't believe you are who you say you are. I'm not about to play with the from the city. How >> what did you think about the officer's words? Continue listening and write your thoughts about this in the comments. >> I'm tired of my going up. I'm tired of my boobs going up. I'm tired of all the going up because you guys decide you want to and go ahead and play them for I don't care. Do I make myself perfectly clear? I don't believe who you are. You can't prove it. Grown ass adults walk around. No IDs. All the keep your city in the city. Don't come out here. My name. Okay. Okay. Well, you can still go to jail because that car you guys rolled up in is with booze. We found the other three. Okay. This is our first roll your eyes. Make all the faces you want. I don't care. They charge out here for this. >> And just as the officer had stated, they proceeded to carry out the arrest of the women. >> Okay. You're under arrest and you're under arrest. Take money back. What's up? Yeah. Give me one second. Put this one on. >> That better. >> Which one hurts? >> That better. Hey Dave, can you have the Daring officer come over here? We have We took these two custo. >> It don't matter. This 2024, you can be whatever you want to be. Is she an ID on her? Cuz that name the name she gave me her. >> Oh, would you look at that? You have an ID on you. Hey, >> would you look at me? >> Hey, what's your name? Can we get apology about our identity? No. >> Yeah, it's fine. Me, too. I'm not worried about a mother. >> Good for you. I'm glad. >> I am so glad you're not charged. >> A fake charge. Yeah, I'm not worried about charge. I Everything is fake. >> I could I'm not worried about you. I'm not worried about Jews going to pop that ass. >> I'm not worried. >> Both women were charged with felony retail theft when arrogance replaced honesty. The outcome was inevitable. Refusing to cooperate and underestimating the situation only accelerated their arrest because in the end, attitude never outweighs evidence. Next, meet a homeless couple who believed they had authority. >> Y'all break my mother on your back cuz y'all ain't being nice. >> Okay, I'm not trying I'm not laughing at you. This is like really pathetic. not working them all. >> On the 26th of April 2024, police received a report from a 7-Eleven store. A disturbance caused by a couple occurred. Upon arriving at the scene, both suspects displayed a clearly uncooperative attitude. >> We're in the Senco and they're ignoring my plans to stop. >> Come here, please. >> No. >> What do you mean no? >> No. >> Please do not talk to them right now. I need to deal with them. >> Okay. You're not leaving. I need >> You're touching me. You're touching me. That's assault. It's not assault. >> It's assault. >> It's assault. You're touching me. Put your hands on me. >> Let's keep working over here. They're refusing to stay where I'm at. And >> I don't got to. It's called >> N. >> Yep. Stupid. >> I can follow y'all. They >> don't care. That's your dog. >> Yep. Right. >> Are we? >> Yep. John census. >> I'm going to get you. >> Thank God. I got a lawsuit against y'all. You want to add to the lawsuit? >> You what? >> I already got a lawsuit against y'all. Keep acting. >> Oh, do you? Of course. Not against me. You don't. >> Against the police department, though. >> Hey, don't call. We don't >> somebody to verify a crime as well. >> You need a verification. >> They're running westbound towards the internet. >> These suspects showed blatant mockery toward every action taken by the officers. But the moment backup arrived, they faced the consequences of it. >> Come on, man. Take >> right here. Here. Here. Come here. Get in the left one, man. I'll take to where my [ __ ] hand come from. >> Just stop resisting. >> I'm not resisting. Help your stupid ass. You want >> roll on your stomach. >> All right. Say please. >> Roll on your stomach. If you move, I don't want to hit you in the neck, dog. Roll onto your stomach. >> You're going to be dogpit. >> You understand me? >> Hey, if I call 911, you going to pop up, right? Roll onto your stomach. >> I see your face. >> Okay, I see your face. Roll on your stomach. >> It don't matter. I can pop up anytime. You got to roll. >> How about you roll? >> Roll onto your stomach. >> I am here. >> You get down to break my arm. >> The man completely considered himself the victim, even believing the police had violated his civil rights while his actions continued to make everything difficult. Why? Can I go on the girls? I mean off the ground. No, never mind. I'm the girl. Leave me alone. Going back to business. Going back to business, you jackass you free. >> So I do, but my car >> that [ __ ] that [ __ ] >> you start with you. >> We don't have it. >> We'll talk about it in a minute. Who are you? >> Hey, >> you're a civilian. >> I'm going to tell you one time. Do not stand up. >> Hey, is he a civilian? >> Do not stand up. >> Is he a civilian? >> I don't know who you're talking about. >> The white shirt. >> I have no idea who he is. >> Okay, you got him. I'm going to do >> Yeah. >> Why? Why? >> Well, you resisted for about 5 minutes. >> I just resisted. I had you pinned. I told I would help you. >> No. Yes, that's not how this works. >> Yes, I did. >> I said you're detained. You pulled away. >> On your back, you pulled away. >> I had them in and I was telling them to stop >> and they shot. You said no. >> Yeah, cuz y'all got nowhere to touch me. So, the fact that you touched me cannot. At the same time, another team of officers attempted to collect statements from the store employees and it was clear that the suspect's claim of doing nothing wrong was not true. >> Was in the family restaurant come out and basically told me business. >> Okay. So, you know, I'm like, "No, this is my business. I work here. I'm security." >> Yeah. >> But, uh, after after I got her to do the tag for the restroom for the lead. Yeah. >> Uh, he comes out of the room. Both of them came out of the >> the girl and the guy. Okay. >> Yeah. He comes out of the family restroom and she came out of the nursery and that's when he said to her and to me that both of us would get popped. >> Get popped. Did he make any gestures like to >> he was pointing his finger? >> Yeah. >> Everybody know. >> Okay. Because uh officer uh Hulcom was telling me sometimes he was reaching reaching toward his pants and reaching toward his bag. >> Right. >> Okay. >> He at that time he was not >> Yeah. This was after he went in the common area outside of the restrooms. He made motions to go towards his bag or his waistline. He did it all around South Pennies as they walked off site. >> Okay. >> They were on the golf cart and he kept making like a motion >> heard a move. Okay. Um and she was saying Officer Hog was saying they they've been here and done this before. So, I I was here one day. Uh Carile came out. The guy they came to our security door cuz a a scooter they apparently rode got an overnight parking citation on it and they were going to come here and us up. They came banging on the door. We followed them through the mall. They went out uh the east or east side of UF and Carl got them out there on 62nd. >> Car comes to me and says by the bus stop >> just up from it south of it. He said, "There's nothing I can do." yada yada. And then I said, I mean, they clearly assaulted us. They did it throughout the whole mall to the point the mall office locked the office down because they went in there being >> After everything that happened, the manager decided to trespass them for 5 years, clearly showing the seriousness of what they had done. Yet, the female suspect continued to play innocent. >> All right. What is your question? >> Um, what's going on? >> What? >> What's going on? >> Okay. So you can readilically understand English. Am I correct in this? You spoke English your whole life, right? >> In Spanish participation. >> Okay. Both languages. >> Do you understand the rights I read to you earlier? Not that you understand the situation because I haven't explained most of that. >> Funny cuz I didn't do anything. I'm really like confused. I work at them all. I work at Gohead. >> Let me let me explain it to you. But I need that clear to you before I explain it to you cuz you're going to ask questions and I'm going to ask questions. I'm going to go back and forth and s >> I need everything to be clear. So a situation happened at the mall. Pretty much as part of our investigation, we have the right to detain people who are part of that. >> So when the officer told comes up to you and says stop >> and you walk away, you walk in the snow coat, you walk out of the snow coat, you keep walking down the street, >> that gives us probable cause to arrest you for resisting without violence. When you're given a lawful order to stop, you have to stop. >> What? No, >> I didn't know that. But now I know. >> Okay. You don't. No one's ever told you if a police officer tells you to stop, you have to stop. >> If you're not guilty, no. >> So, you just get to determine that you didn't commit a crime? >> No, sir. >> So, we How do How do you >> Explain this to me. How do we investigate a crime if anybody can just walk away at any particular point? >> Exactly. So, we have to be able to detain someone to do that, right? >> Yes, sir. >> So, we have to be able to physically force them to stop. Now, as I read your right to you, you don't have to talk to us, but we have to be able to identify you, have witnesses identify you, and conduct an investigation and relative. >> Not a single trace of remorse appeared on the woman's face. And even more troubling was the story behind her so-called reasoning. >> Okay, I'm not trying I'm not laughing at you. This is like really pathetic. I work in the mall. So, this is the second time that dude, the tall dude, the the owner. So, he had an issue with like they don't even know who we are. That's why I was like that's kind of stupid. So, >> my parents are >> Why would he have an issue with you? >> Because of him. I didn't do anything. >> So, you're just sitting there and he just >> No, I like if you look at the video, I promise you I'm sitting in the nursing room. I'm waiting on my best friend. I have to go to work. I'm not So, he's like pulling on the door. So, I text him like, "Yo, I'm changing. You see all these clothes? I'm changing my clothes so I can go to work. I have to ride a bike to go to Hotel Indigo. I work at Hotel Indigo." As matter of fact, you can see my uh my uh badge name badges in there. So, I'm like I'm walking out. They're like, so we left like they instructed. So he like he likes to play games or whatever. But when they said leave, we left. That's why you see us crossing the street. We go there every day. Like we don't bother anywhere. >> Were you guys wearing masks when you're wandering around in the mall? >> We wear mask every day. >> But not in the mall, you know. >> Okay. >> I I wore one when I came outside. She seen me pull it up. >> Okay. >> All right. So no one you you two didn't mention a gun, but someone else did. >> Yeah. The dude the dude that worked. When did he when did he say that? >> He said that in the mall when we were in the mall. So when he was following us, he was like, "Oh, if you don't leave, we will call police or you what? Why would you for walking away?" That's why they did all that scene. That's the second. This the second time this happened. >> That doesn't make any sense. Like why would they do that to you? >> Because he he wants to play. He doesn't know who I am. >> You know, he he's like, "I don't know who you know exactly who we are." >> Okay, but why you like does he not like you? He doesn't >> like why why were he just single? >> He's not going to tell you this. So when I was with my home girl, which is one of his uh people's daughter, >> he was trying to talk to me. So you felt some type of way because he said something to you about trying to holler at his wife, his fianceé. So you're mad because I don't want to talk to you. >> Both individuals were charged with disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, and aggravated assault. Playing clueless does not erase accountability. The moment someone chooses defiance over cooperation, they also choose the outcome that follows. In the next case, this jack car thought everyone was as dumb as her. And you'll go to jail on the new charge of obstruction. >> I just told you. What do you mean? >> You're under arrest. >> You guys are so dumb. I promise you you're wasting your time. Like literally wasting your time. >> On July 27th, 2024, police received a call from a man reporting that his stolen truck had appeared in a McDonald's parking lot. Surveillance cameras showed a woman driving it had slipped inside to use the restroom. This was what happened when officers arrived at the scene. >> Is it? Yeah. >> Okay. So, they're not in the car anymore. >> Yeah. >> It's not occupied. >> Is it a kid or is it close? >> Are you the truck owner? Oh, trucks. Keys. >> Oh, keys. Extra key. >> Oh, that's extra key. >> Yeah. >> You say it's unoccupied, Rob. >> Yeah. Open it. >> Okay, that's you. So, whose car is this? That's also your car. >> Okay. >> Definitely nobody in here. >> Ignition damage. >> She came out of the truck. >> Right after that, the vehicle owner gave additional statements, firmly confirming that the suspect who drove the truck and the person who took it were the same individual. >> Are you the owner of the truck? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Was she seen driving it? >> Yeah, she driving last night. >> Okay. She drove it here. You saw her park? No, no, no. I have the the the >> I'm just follow my phone >> and the coming hill. >> Okay. Did you see her get out of the truck? >> Yeah, when she out the truck. >> Okay. Did you see her driving? >> Yeah, she's driving, >> right? Did you see her drive though? >> No, no, no, no. I see her when she out in the mic. >> Did she come out of the driver's side or the passenger side? >> The driver's side. >> She came out the driver's side. Okay. And she locked also she took the key and locked the the truck. >> She has the key. >> Yeah, she has the key. >> Is it a fob or a key? Key. >> Yeah. Key. >> Okay. >> The electronic fob. >> Yeah. >> So, she's in the driver's seat, but didn't actually see her driving. >> But she was Who's got the key? She had the key. >> She has the key. >> It seemed the officer's raised voices made the woman realize exactly what situation she was in. So, she began taking actions outside that obstructed the police. >> Is it locked? >> Yes. >> Yeah. Please. I think they're going to get the key to you got the key. >> She getting the key here. Let's stay back here. Let's stay back here. Does she have >> Open the bathroom? Okay. Open it like this. >> Hello. >> This one. Police department. Please come out of the bathroom. >> Hey, how you doing? Come on out. >> Come on out. >> For what? >> Come on out. You're in arrest. >> Stolen vehicle. >> You're in the stolen vehicle. >> Slow down. >> Stop resisting. >> We're not resisting. >> I'm confused. Y'all get arrested. You're being a result. >> Relax. Relax. Take a deep breath. Stop. >> We'll talk. Okay. >> You need to stop doing this [ __ ] Stop around. >> I'm noting around. >> Get my glass. I can't. >> I got it. We got it. These are going to be much tighter than they're supposed to be. You keep wrestling with us. Settle down. Settle down. >> I can't see without my glasses. >> Here you go. >> What do you not understand? >> Anybody else here? You [ __ ] fix my butt. Let go of me. >> This is not a fashion show. >> Aren't you Am I already? Go ahead and go outside. >> You did it, right? >> Let's go. >> Let's go. Or we're going to have to walk you outside. You have two legs and two arms. >> She did not take the seriousness of the situation to heart and only focused on her appearance. And the moment she stepped outside, officers addressed the issue directly. >> The see the truck over there. >> We got you on camera driving that truck. So, we want to chat with you a little more about it. Okay. >> Um, on any guns or knives, >> that truck that we're going to read truck is my presence. Why can't I drive it? >> No. Hold on. I'm confused. Now, that truck is >> Slow down. Slow down. Slow down. Slow down. We're going to read your rights and then we'll chat a little bit more. Okay. And then we'll chat. >> So, I can read this to you. >> All right. You have the right to I'm confused. That car is my cousin. Why is I got to read you this first, then we'll get to that. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in the court of law. After reading that, do you understand what I've just read to you? >> Just that card is my cousins. I'm confused. >> Do you understand what I've just read to you? >> No, cuz I'm I don't know what I'm for. >> Okay. You're not arrested. You are detained >> for >> Do you understand what I just read to you? Yes or no? The only way we can talk about that is that if you understand the rights I just read to you. It's yes or no. >> Yes. >> Yes. Like yes or no? You got to say it verbally. >> Yes. Okay. >> The woman had an excuse story claiming the vehicle belonged to her. But what raised even more suspicion was the identity she provided. >> So ma'am, what was your name? >> India. >> India. Is it I N D I A. What's your last name? India. >> B E N S O N. And what's your middle name? You don't have one. All right. What's your date of birth? So, what am I reading or I saw? >> You're in a stolen vehicle now. >> I didn't It's my cousin, though. I >> Okay. Well, that's a That's a bummer. Your cousin's using a stolen vehicle. >> How is that my fault? I didn't know. >> That's not up to >> unaware. >> Okay. And what is it that you believe being unaware will do in this circumstance? You were in a stolen car. >> Cool. >> So, I'm confused. >> Okay. There's nothing to be confused about. You were in a stolen vehicle. You've been asked to identify yourself. You've identified yourself as India Benson. No date of birth. If you continue to fail to identify yourself when required by law enforcement, you may be issued an additional charge and arrested solely on that. >> Do you understand? >> I don't even know. You have to >> Right after that, officers used a tool to verify her true identity. And that was the moment the truth came to light. >> Ma'am, if you fail to participate in this process again, we'll just book you as Jane Doe and you'll go to jail on the new charge of obstruction. >> I just told you. What do you mean? >> You're under arrest. I was in the [ __ ] bathroom. >> So now you're under arrest. >> Under arrest for what? >> Yep. >> For what? Get out of my butt. Get out of my butt. There's nothing. You can obviously see there's nothing in my pockets. >> You got You got something on your left side front pocket. >> You can obviously see there's nothing in my pocket. So get off my butt. Like you're like you're weird. That's harassment. >> And there's nothing in my pockets. You can obviously see. So get off me. You're weird. Like get the off. It'll be a bad >> That's cool. I don't care. Don't touch my ass when you know there's nothing in it. That's disgusting. Get off me like >> All right. >> This one's fine. >> It's unlocked. >> All right. Inside the car. The audio video recorded. Just pull her through. Let's go. There we go. >> That's your key fob. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. >> It seems she tried to resist so she would not have to give her fingerprints and risk the truth being uncovered. She continued lashing out, insisting that everything the officers were doing was wrong. >> Stepped on my ass while I TOUCHED ON YOUR FOOT. WHAT? WHY? WHY ARE YOU GRABBING MY ASS? THERE'S OBVIOUSLY NO POCKETS in it. You can obviously there's nothing in it. That's harassment. You touching my ass, you know there's it. And I will tell the court that you guys have done this to ME BEFORE. PLEASE TRY AGAIN. PLEASE TRY AGAIN. Please try again. >> So, do you want to provide your date of birth? >> Please try again. I don't have to tell you [ __ ] cuz YOU CAN'T. I PROMISE YOU I WILL LEAVE TODAY. I I PROMISE YOU I WILL LEAVE TODAY. LIKE, what the >> You definitely won't cuz it's Saturday. >> I definitely will, bro. What are you talking about? You have nothing against me. literally do nothing again. Like what the You guys are so dumb. I promise that you're wasting your time. Like literally wasting your time. How are you going to tell me? HOW ARE HOW ARE YOU GOING TO TELL OH MY GOD. HOW ARE YOU GOING TO TELL ME? I literally seen him with the cash money. What? >> I don't even >> like have those people come talk to me. Who are those? I've never seen them a day in my life. A DAY IN MY LIFE. TELL THEM TO come talk to me if you're going to lock ME UP TO JAIL. THEY OBVIOUSLY they did it, right? Like what the [ __ ] Like y'all believe in some from regular ass African for no reason. What the Like what the actual No, it don't make no sense. Like what the bro? No. Get out of here, bro. Oh my god, bro. Like this don't make noing sense. >> Finally, the woman was charged with obstruction of justice, falsifying information to an officer, assault on an officer, and possession of a stolen motor vehicle. When lies start stacking up, the consequences only get heavier. Resisting, giving false information, and refusing to cooperate never make a situation better. Next up, the mother of a one-year-old. Yet, she acted like a child when she was arrested. >> If you don't start reaching in your bag when I tell you not to. >> I'm going to call my mom. >> I don't care. You don't start reaching for stuff. You keep acting stupid. You're going to go for other charges as well. >> Just stop and listen to what he has to say and cooperate. On the 21st of December 2023, officers approached a woman with a stroller after suspecting her involvement in a theft. The moment they drew closer, the situation spiraled into chaos as she responded with evasive and suspicious behavior. >> What's going on? >> Nothing. >> Nothing's going on. >> No. >> Why would um loss prevention Wait, take your hands out of your pockets for me. >> Sir, what's the issue? >> Stay right here. >> No, sir. What's wrong? >> You need to stay right here. You need to stop. Okay, >> take your hands out. TAKE YOUR HAND. STOP. STOP. STOP. THIS IS NOT WORTH IT. This is not worth it. Turn around. Get on your stomach. Get under your hand. No. Stop. Get your hands out. Put your hands out from front of you. Under arrest. >> Get your hands out of your bag. You got that one. >> Get your Get your hands OUT OF YOUR BAG. >> Get your hands out of your bag. >> Get out of your stomach and stop moving. >> You're under arrest. You're under arrest. No. NO. >> Stop it. >> No. >> STOP RESISTING. >> NO WAY. >> STOP RESISTING. >> Look at her. >> Guys, please stop. >> No, I don't want to go to jail. >> If she did not want to go to jail, then why did she steal? The items that spilled out during the struggle proved every bit of her wrongdoing. >> Then you shouldn't have stolen >> items. You got stuff falling out of your out of your stuff. >> Oh my god, guys. Please. I'm sorry, Mom. >> And the other problem is you don't start reaching in your bag when I tell you not to. >> I'm going to call my mom. >> I don't care. You don't start reaching for stuff. >> I talked to you. >> I'm sorry. >> 16, please. >> I'm sorry. >> I'm so sorry. >> You have any weapons on you? >> No, I don't. My arm. Please get your off my arm, please. >> Then stop. THEN STOP MOVING. and stop moving. >> Relax. Stop. >> We have to double lock the cuffs. >> You have no weapons or drugs on you. Needles. >> No. >> No. >> You're going to wind up in this position again. >> Okay. >> It's over. It's too late. >> Okay, I get it. >> Do you want any more charges other than retail theft and resistance? >> No. >> Then act like a grown-up. How old are you? >> 27. >> Act like it. >> Oh my god. >> Roll over. Roll over this way. Put your knees up. Go over this way. >> Sit. >> Stand up. >> Don't be reaching in your purse. >> A mother begged to call her own mom as she was arrested. Clearly unable to handle the responsibility for her actions. Regret eventually surfaced. >> I should have never did it. I should have never did it. >> You're right. You shouldn't have. But just listen to this officer. >> Can I please just go without getting arrested? >> We'll talk. We'll talk. I need you to >> If I got to be arrested, I go to jail. Can I just get a Can I please just get a warning, please, sir? Definitely not. >> I'm going to jail. >> Listen to the supervisor. >> You're You're under arrest for retail theft. >> Oh no. >> If you keep acting stupid, you're going to go for other charges as well. >> Just stop and listen to what he has to say and cooperate. >> Please. I was going in there. Y'all look. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against throw it all away. >> He's in charge right now. Just listen. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present with you while you are being questioned. If you cannot afford one, if you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. You could decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or to make any statements. Do you understand each of these rights I have explained to you? Have having this Listen, having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to us? >> Yes. Can I please can I please call my mom? >> You can I'll let you call your mom, but you can't call her now. You got to give us a couple minutes. >> Listen, guys. I went when I went back in there, I was going to take everything back. If you can ask her, I left out. >> Okay. Well, we'll talk to her. What's your first name? >> Anna. Oh my god. >> No, I'm not going nowhere. >> Take a seat. I need a seat. >> Oh my god. I can't take this right now. >> Okay, I'm sitting. >> I can't take this right now. >> Let's Let's just go on the van. >> In reality, her stroller was found stuffed with stolen merchandise instead of serving its intended purpose. She had come there with such a clear objective, yet now she could hardly believe the consequences of her own actions. OH MY GOD. I can't believe this. I can't believe it. I can't believe this. I can't believe this. I can't. >> Sorry. I left and I went back in the store. >> Yeah. And then you came back out. >> I should have just kept going then. You >> should have. >> Why would I go back? >> Or or you shouldn't have been taking all that stuff out, right? You know what I mean? >> Right. But that was the purpose of me going back in to avoid this. >> Well, I think you were getting more stuff. >> Oh, right. But I'm I'm saying when I went back in the second time, >> you guys are already on your way the first time. >> I was sitting over there watching her, >> right? When I left out the first time. >> Yeah, >> exactly. I I figured cuz I heard her on the phone. >> Oh my god. Do you have any property on you or No. >> Yeah. See, my whole everything's over there. >> It's over there. Nothing on you right now. No. Okay. >> Oh my god. Now I'm in here for the for Christmas, man. >> Where do you Where do you live? Are you from Aurora? Are you from Aurora? >> Oh my god. I don't >> How old's your son? one. >> Where's Where's your son right now? >> What is What is dad? He's okay. >> So, somebody's with him. >> Oh my god. Yes. Oh, my mom. Dude, my mom going to be so mad and disappointed in me. >> In addition, officers searched her purse and discovered several suspicious pills, which she claimed were pain medication. >> Just harder than me. >> You got cereal in here? >> Yeah. Yeah, >> that that's bill. >> My bill. >> What are the pills for? >> Paint. Is there anything in there? >> Yeah, there's two. Is the phone you're talking about that's dead? >> Yeah. >> Oh, no. No, you're good. I got I got another one. So, no, you're all good. >> To be honest, that's all I was worried about what he has in his hand. >> What's that? >> This Where'd you get them from? >> Weird. Oh, that's a old purse. >> What are they though? Like what? >> Seen a package like this? >> Oh, yeah. That's just a baggie for I had bag and I put them in there. >> Yeah. >> At the top. At the very top. >> No, the very top. Yeah. >> What kind of Are they They're prescribed. >> Yeah. >> Oh my god. I can't handle these. >> Yeah. >> Are these Are these from Kohl's, too? >> No, those are old, right? You can check that. >> What else are we going to find on you? Where's the >> That's it. >> Where's the rock? >> Where is What? >> No, that was for the pills. >> That's for the pills. You lined up the pills. Yeah. Or or the >> So, when we test this, what's going to be in there? >> That's percoet. >> No. >> Put your foot back up. This one. says the dollar. Put >> your foot down. >> I can't believe this. >> The suspect was arrested for retail theft and resisting arrest. It seems like the officers chose not to charge her with possession of the pills. One impulsive decision cost her the entire Christmas season with her family. Regret only surfaced after the handcuffs had locked tight, but by then it was already too late to turn back. In the next case, this man thought he was smart. >> This is what I don't understand. Your English is better than what you're saying. You understand a lot of what I'm saying. So, quit doing that Google and talk to us. You're lying and you need to stop. >> On October 12th, 2023, officers were dispatched to Home Depot after receiving a report of a man suspected of attempting a fraudulent credit card transaction. When approached, he displayed an oddly suspicious look of innocence. >> How you doing? Hi. >> What's going on? >> Can you do me a favor and hang on for me for a second? >> Can you hang on for me for a second? >> I want you to wait here for a second. >> Oh, thank you. >> Okay, let's keep your hands out your pockets for me. >> No, wait there. >> Okay. >> Matter of fact, why don't you go have a seat over there? >> Okay. Thank you. >> Hey, hands out. Oh, fine. >> No, no. Sit down. Sit down. Keep your hands out of your pockets. >> Huh? >> Sit. Okay. >> Who Who called it in? >> Just I'm waiting for my backup. Just start running me through what's going on. >> The man appeared to struggle when following the officer's commands, seemingly facing a language barrier that complicated the interaction. >> Hey, my man. You got your ID with you? >> I do. You can call. >> Your ID's in the car. You hear about yourself? >> No. >> Just you? >> Huh? Just you. >> I just looking. No sh. No fire. >> I understand. Are you by yourself? >> By yourself? >> Let's go to your car. >> Yeah. >> Hey, we're going to walk out to his car so I can grab his ID. >> Oh, they do. Ah, here. Here. Have a seat, man. Sit down. Relax. Hey, S. Can you watch him and I'll talk with them? I haven't checked him. So I have not checked him yet. So just keep uh yeah, just keep an eye on him. >> Years of experience tell me just to outsmart the guy, you know. >> I don't even know if that's a fake idea or not, but that's what he gave me. >> Did he speak okay to you? English? >> No. >> No. >> Shortly after, the officers searched him and discovered several suspicious items hidden in his pockets. >> Stand up for a minute. Turn around. >> What do you got here? >> Oh, there's a car. >> What? Where? What are these for? >> Outside. >> Sit there for a minute. >> Okay. There's no money. >> That's all. There's nothing on here. >> Yeah. No. No. No. No. Not here. >> Oh, they're blank. >> Yeah. No money. >> Yeah. There's no money on it. >> Yeah. >> What's that? You're right. that when he activated them here, >> you you wouldn't be able to verify whether they're active here, right? >> Even it's not it's not your store's card, right? >> Oh, yeah. >> Tell me if one of these are active. >> Just taking one. >> Oh, this one. >> All right. You got So, where do these come from? Your shelf. >> You guys sell loot >> center right here. card set. >> So, you guys sell Lululemon cards here? >> I have to confirm that. >> Yeah. >> Got a stack of them cards in this pocket. But the guy told me uh the the manager here that we were talking to, the bigger guy, he said that they are those are currently not active and could tell by the fact. >> It seemed the situation was becoming clearer and everything increasingly suggested that he was trying to conceal his wrongdoing, especially when officers began questioning him about the vehicle he had used to get there. >> Is that your car outside? >> No, >> the car outside. >> Somebody >> somebody else's? Yeah. >> Who? >> Huh? >> Who? >> My friend. >> Your friend? What's his name? >> Uh, I just English. Just >> Huh? >> Jason. >> I can't understand what you're saying. What's his name? >> His name is Jason. Jason? >> Yeah. So, you can write it down. >> Huh? >> You can write down his name. >> No. You guys don't sell them here? >> Yeah, I do, but I'm out of it. Look, the ones that were on my shelf. >> Yeah, cuz you probably got them, man. >> I just need this paper, man. Thank you. Write your friend's name down in English. >> That's the RO of the car. >> Not that one. >> Jason. >> Jason. >> Now, his name ain't Jason. >> That ain't the whose car is registered to. We already ran the tag. Whose car is it? >> We already got the information whose car it is. It's not this guy. >> The investigation did not move quickly as the man continued to use the language barrier as a tactic to slow things down and complicate the officer's efforts. >> Came to the wrong place if you're messing around. >> Sorry, my my English is not good. Can you change the >> Sorry. I said you came to the wrong place if you're messing around. >> Yeah. Sorry. I know. >> Okay. I'm sorry, too. What language do you speak? >> Korean. >> Chinese. >> Oh, Chinese. We're going to dig as much as we can and you know, you know, write stuff up. You know, if anything, >> people will know, don't play here. >> Have you been arrested before? >> I'm sure he speaks perfect English. >> Oh, of course. Of course, >> playing the game, you know, >> nothing came back on that >> difference. I ran that DL in Elvis through Massachusetts database. Nothing. >> Yeah, cuz it's >> got >> it's a fake license. >> With the IDs the officers had collected, they began comparing the information to the man in front of them. And at that moment, his web of lies started to unravel even more clearly. What' you say the birthday was? Your birthday? What's the birthday? >> June 22. >> Huh? >> 722.2. >> July 22nd. What year? 1979. >> 79. >> That's what he told me again just now. That was the date of birth was what he told you. Yeah. >> Yeah. It's March 18th. >> 81. >> Yeah. So, >> why does it say March 18th, 1981? >> This is old. This is Chinese. >> Oh, Chinese birthday. And then and [ __ ] >> No, this old Chinese. No, you born. Where's your phone? The day you're born doesn't change >> in Chinese. It will change. >> Okay. >> Everything will change. >> Right. Well, this is what I don't understand. Your English is better than what you're saying. >> You understand a lot of what I'm saying. So, quit doing that Google and talk to us. >> Yeah. Quit doing that cuz you know, you understand what I'm saying. >> Some I understand, but some I >> Okay. But there's a lot you understand. >> When were you born? >> 1978. 1978. >> That's 3 years difference, man. That's >> This is 1981. >> Yeah. Oh, >> why? >> It looks fake. >> No, it is fake. You're lying and you need to stop. You need to stop lying. He was eventually transported to jail. Now facing charges tied to attempted credit card fraud. Serious offenses under Florida law. When someone chose to lie instead of taking responsibility, the inconsistencies eventually exposed them. Honesty could have prevented deeper trouble. Before we move on to the next thief, let's meet this deceitful lady. >> Is that mine? Are you under your hands? >> You're going to cause a scene. You're going to go on the floor. Listen. >> It's my mine. On August 8th, 2023, officers responded to a report from a shopping center about an abandoned bag containing something deeply incriminating inside. The situation escalated so seriously that when police identified its owner, they immediately took her into custody. >> The purple shirt bag. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Wait, wait, wait. >> You're under arrest. >> There's like an ounce of meth in there. >> That's not mine. You're under your hands. >> You're going to cause a scene. You're going to go on the floor. >> Listen, I don't know why. What are you talking about? >> It's not mine. >> Stop. >> I can't stop. >> Oh my god. Why? >> You are under arrest. >> Stop causing a scene. There's an ounce of meth in your bag. >> Stop. >> Dude, you're done. >> Stop. >> Roll to your stomach. I'm not >> stop. >> More suspicious was that instead of panicking, she immediately denied it was hers, which only further proved she knew of their existence. It was even hidden very carefully inside. It's not mine. >> Okay. You want to keep arguing? >> This place is not mine. >> Okay. Stand up. >> Can I stand up? I can't. >> Yep. Just hold on a knee. Okay. I can't believe it. I left my bag inside of here. I did not I don't Are you kidding me? >> I'm absolutely not kidding you. That's why you're in your house. >> But I don't have my kids. >> My kids over there. Please. >> Where are your kids at? >> In the car. >> Where is your car? >> Over there. >> What car? >> That car over there in the truck. >> What truck? >> On the floor. Please. Please. Officer. Is there nothing right? >> Immediately after that, officers spoke with the man believed to have accompanied the suspect to explain the situation, but he did not seem surprised by what they revealed. >> So, long story short of it is she drops her bag in Sam's Club. Sam's Club collects it. She's got at least an ounce of meth in her bag. So, she's going to jail for that. So >> that's not okay. >> She identifies it as her bag. >> H >> she identified it as her bag. >> Okay, lovely. Uh other than none I can talk to her about. Do I get her keys to get her? >> I can look but uh not right now. >> Okay. Are there groceries in it? >> Groceries where? >> In her car? >> I have no idea. >> Okay. >> What's her name, sir? >> Jeff. Jeffrey. R Y S. Julesson J U L S O N. >> Sorry. J U L Y >> S O N. >> Yep. This Yeah, this doesn't sound right. But anyway, >> and your date of birth >> 22061. >> All right. Um if you just want to hang out with the kids um in the car for right now, um we'll work through that and then we'll go through there from there. Okay. >> Yeah, I'll be here. Continuing with the amount of illegal substance found in the bag, officers questioned whether there could be more. So, they proceeded to search her vehicle. The woman continued to change her statement, saying that she only confirmed losing a green shoulder bag, not the bag containing drugs. >> All right. Um, so you still want your keys to go with your dad? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> But is my house keys and stuff in my bag? >> I don't know. Those are the keys that you have. >> There should have been house keys in the bag. >> I don't know if there is or not. >> Is that my bag? >> Yeah, you identified it as your bag. So, yes, >> I I had a teal shoulder bag. Yes. That's all I identified is that I'm missing my teal shoulder bag. Would it be stupid enough to carry it up outside? >> I just paid with it. So, the only way I got in the pig is with my big wallet. >> Okay. You want your keys to go with your dad so you can get your stuff. Okay. So, you're going to go with this officer and you're going to go down to jail. >> Okay. >> I don't understand why because She was charged with possession of a controlled substance with intent to distribute. When someone is caught red-handed and still chooses to deny the obvious, it rarely makes things better. Owning up to mistakes may be difficult, but doubling down with shifting stories and excuses only deepens the consequences. What do you think about cases like this? Share your thoughts in the comments and don't forget to like and subscribe so you won't miss the next video. Next, the woman even thought that her wrongdoing was nothing serious at all. >> 323 26. >> Is that bad or like supposed to be if it's over four? >> It's over three. >> Oh my gosh. That's a felony. On December 22nd, 2025, police were dispatched to a Target store after receiving a report that a shoplifting incident had occurred involving a man and a woman who showed signs of concealing merchandise. Shortly after, officers arrived at the scene and planned their approach toward the suspects. >> We're going to go wait outside. There's a male with her, but they lost track of him and they don't know if he was taking anything. But, uh, loss prevention is watching her and they're going to try and stop her at the door. >> Okay. What's it? >> We're just going to wait here. >> She's so I know she's falling. I call on the way. >> Yeah. Yeah. She and Nick both have eyes on her, so they're going to stop her at the foyer. There's a male with her, but >> that's what she's saying if he's involved. >> Yeah. She's the one that's at least concealing and openly drinking alcohol inside the store. >> Oh, is she drinking inside the store? >> Yeah. Cut water. >> Nice. >> Yep. We got her. >> Adam. As a result, only the female suspect was taken into custody. She appeared visibly frightened and repeatedly tried to contact someone while officers worked to recover the items she had attempted to take. >> No, she freebagged a bunch of clothes, too. I don't know how to say. >> Is there a receipt in that bag? Where's your receipt at? >> Right here. >> That's her receipt. >> So, you are being detained right now in suspicion of retail theft. So, we just got to go through everything. So, >> like two digital cameras, do you wish to talk to us? >> Talk to you about what you already >> It's so If you want to talk, it's going to be about everything that happened here today. If you want to talk. >> Okay. No, >> perfect. >> The woman refused to be interviewed out of fear, believing she would face additional charges if she disclosed information. particularly because she was worried about the consequences of carrying marijuana. >> Get charged for that too. >> Well, for this university weed is legal. >> Weed is legal. But so >> weed is legal. Um >> we usually don't worry too much about it. Um how you transport marijuana matters. >> We're not selling it. because I was smoking. >> No, what I'm saying so if you had say you had uh a bag you had a bag in here and you know how you can go to any of the marts around here that usually sell weed or sell vapes or anything and they got the uh the realable bags that you can use. You can buy from them for like >> 32326. Woo. >> Is that bad or like >> Yeah. >> Is that >> I thought it was supposed to be over. I thought it was supposed to be if it's over four. >> It's over three. >> Oh my gosh. That's a felony. >> Somehow a felony on my record for forever. >> I didn't even go to court. >> Yeah. >> Go to court. What? >> So you're being arrested for the felony of >> The woman completely failed to proceed the severe consequences of her actions. And even at the age of 27, she did not realize that what she did was illegal. >> Retail theft. And then did she have inside of other bags? You said >> she was drinking cut water. >> Yeah. >> What? >> Um >> No, I wasn't. Where was it? >> I didn't even have to put that. That cut water was gone. >> Um >> that's stupid. Y'all just be trying to give people charges for no reason. >> I don't know yet. I I'll have to >> right now. It's crazy. That [ __ ] not funny at all. Like I can drink a cup water. >> I don't care. No, that's wrong. God trying to make it harder on me so I'm make it harder on y'all. Why would y'all charge me for a cup water that was gone? That's drinking. It was nothing. I'm not talking to you. I'm talking to him obviously. >> So the cup water. >> So the cup water you were carrying it around the store and you are seen on cam on on video. You are seen drinking out of it multiple times. >> Okay. Okay. >> I didn't know I couldn't like drink a cup water. Like >> you can't drink alcohol in public >> in a store. >> Okay. I didn't know that. >> How old are you? >> 27. >> So you've been legally drinking for 6 years? >> Not in public. Obviously. If I knew that, I wouldn't have been doing it. >> Don't that make sense? >> So you're telling me for your 6 years of being legally able to drink and drinking public? Yes. You're telling >> I was drinking a public ew. >> She showed no concern for the seriousness of her actions. And when officers questioned her further, her lack of understanding became even more apparent. >> So again, okay, you're telling me for 6 years that you've been legally able to drink. >> You've never drank in public. But today, you just you just you just randomly decided to and then said you didn't know you couldn't drink in a public place. >> Yes. Yes. If I drink at a bar, I would take that as a public place. If I drink at a club, I would take that as a public place. If I drink at a store, I would take that as a public place. Either way it goes, I'm drinking like it would. >> So, the difference between that they have you serving alcoholic beverages for you to public. >> Okay, that makes more sense. Like he let me serve you making it seem in like a way like I'm supposed to know. How am I supposed to know that I cannot drink in public when you can drink in public places? Like >> it's a bunch of public places. >> Um, yeah. Are you doing any citation portion for the uh public drinking? >> I'm irritated. >> No. Okay. >> You're not even You're not even have anything done with the public drinking. >> Sorry about being Can I get like a gift card or something? Or even though I can't go to Target, I got to have my mom go to Target and spend my money. Like I don't It's no more that point. >> If it's not going to be Christmas anymore, I'm not going to need the stuff. rolling. >> She acted as if she owned the store, demanding to return the items simply because she no longer wanted them. At that point, she was escorted to the patrol car with an extremely hostile attitude. >> Okay. What are you talking about? She came in there being nasty to me and I can't be nasty. >> You came in there store stealing. How about that? >> Oh, who cares? It's holiday season. It's going to happen. >> Yeah, it is. >> Oh, yeah. Great. Okay. Who gives a >> So what? He got a sworn ass mouth. I can talk back to him. How he talking to me? What is he talking about? It's a freedom to speak. >> Oh, please. He be the bigger person. He This is his job. He need to be the bigger person. >> No, he ain't do me nothing. >> Taking your stuff to the station, you know. >> He don't. >> He do care. That's why he offer that. >> You had to start. Okay. Yeah, that's good. I have to use the bathroom. I need to go. Like for real. Y'all didn't y'all could have let me use the bathroom up in there. >> Next to her in the office is what she paid for. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. All right. I'm going to put I'll put it down at property. You guys want to send me your keys? >> All right. Um there's also like a a hitter that just needs to be tagged. >> Okay. >> Damn. I have to use the bathroom. >> They let you do that. They let you do that uh when you get down to the county. In the end, she was charged with shoplifting. Her attitude showed a clear lack of accountability, proving how dangerous it can be when someone underestimates their own wrongdoing and ignores the consequences until it is too late. Next, meet a shoplifter who believed her arrest was truly weird. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Get off of me. Yo, don't >> be talking to me crazy. NO, >> THAT [ __ ] IS WEIRD. On September 15th, 2025, police were dispatched to a Waw Wa store after receiving reports of a fight that broke out there. And immediately upon arriving at the scene, officers arrested the suspect amid chaotic circumstances. >> Yo yo, back up. Back up. Yo, let's go. Back up. Back up. Go. Go, bro. Bro, get off of me. Get off of me. Go ahead. >> Get off of me. >> Put your hands BEHIND YOUR [ __ ] BACK. >> Get off of me. Yo, look yourself, bro. I'm going to piss right in that [ __ ] bro. Bro, I need to fix my soul. >> Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Don't touch me, bro. Don't touch me. Stop touching me. >> STOP TOUCHING ME. I DON'T LIKE PEOPLE TOUCHING ME. >> I'M BRING THE CAR. >> STOP TOUCHING ME. CAN YOU LEAVE THE DOOR, PLEASE, PLEASE? Can you leave the door? >> STOP PULLING ME LIKE THAT. MY [ __ ] HEAD, [ __ ] STOP. >> YO. YO, >> STOP. >> LET'S GO. >> LET'S GO. LET'S GO. >> Let's go. LET'S GO. >> LET'S GO. LET'S GO. >> YO, BRO. STOP. THAT [ __ ] HURTS. YO, GET THE OFF. >> Police were forced to escort her outside to handle the situation so it would not affect other customers. But even outside, the tension showed no signs of easing. >> YO, STOP. STOP. >> GET UP. >> GET UP. >> STOP. PLEASE >> GET UP THEN. STOP. LET ME GO. >> ARE YOU GOING TO GET UP? >> Let me go. HOW THE GET UP, BRO. >> ALL RIGHT, LET'S GO. >> STOP. I HATE WHEN PEOPLE TOUCH ME. >> OKAY, then sit up. Let's go. >> LET ME GO. >> Sit up, THEN. >> LET ME GO. >> SIT UP, THEN. >> LET ME GO. LET ME GO. LET ME GO. YO, >> LISTEN. >> Y WEIRD. >> LISTEN. LISTEN. >> Y weird. >> SIT UP. >> NO. DON'T TALK TO ME NOW. >> SIT UP. >> I'ming here. >> Sit up. Let's go. >> Yo, >> let's go. >> Yo, BRO, THAT'S WEIRD. STOP. PLEASE STOP. >> I HAVE TO PICK HER UP. >> BRO, THAT HURT. STOP. STOP. STOP. >> ONE, TWO, THREE, GO. >> Help me. >> Yo. Bro, bro, that [ __ ] weird. That [ __ ] weird, bro. Stop. Bro, please stop. Yo, that [ __ ] is weird. >> Let's go. >> The woman thought that if she just lay there, the police would leave her alone. But when things did not go according to her plan, she continued with other antics. >> There you go. >> Oh my god, bro. I'm suing the out of everybody, y'all. I swear to God. >> Let's go. >> I'm suing everybody. >> Yo, my head. >> Let's go. >> No, bro. Grab my phone. Grab my phone. >> Get that. >> No. No. I NEED IT NOW. MY STICKERS, my phone, my money, everything. Please. Please, bro. Please. My phone in there. My >> sticker IS MY BUDDY. BRO, GET MY CAB KEYS, BRO. TAKE MY CAB, BRO. >> YOU GOING to stand up? >> Yo, >> stand up. >> Take my cab. Wait, >> go get it. GO GET IT. PLEASE GO GET IT. >> Stand up. >> Please. >> You can HAVE IT, BRO. TAKE my [ __ ] You're telling me to have it. >> Take my [ __ ] >> Walk back. Walk back. >> No. In the store. My phone. My cigarettes in there. >> Sit down. Sit down. >> Oh my god. >> Sit down. Sit down. Put your feet in, please. NO, I CAN'T. >> WAIT, I'M TRYING. STOP TOUCHING ME. I HATE WHEN PEOPLE TOUCH ME. >> You don't understand. You're under arrest. >> Take it off my arm. >> You're under arrest, huh? >> No, bro. No. I'm telling you to take this off my arm. Yo, >> bro. The >> It was reported that the confrontation began when she was caught stealing. Yet at that moment, she believed she deserved respect, demanded not to be touched, and even expected officers to comply with her demands. >> No, this is not cool. GO GET MY PHONE. LET ME SEE. YOU GET MY PHONE. >> GET MY PHONE. >> YOUR PHONE IS IN THE CAR. >> LET ME SEE. LET ME SEE. >> HE'S GOING TO SHOW you right there. >> Let me see. >> He's going to show you right there. >> Let me see. >> Your phone and your keys. >> Let me see my keys. >> Your keys are in here. >> Let me see. >> Get in the car already. I showed you all your stuff. I'm not showing you again. I'll show you your stuff. >> Where's my phone? My lying. WHERE'S MY PHONE? MY CAMERA'S NOT EVEN ON EITHER. >> NO, it's not. Where's my keys? Where's my keys? Break my leg. GO AHEAD AND BREAK MY LEG. WHERE'S MY KEYS? >> WHERE'S MY KEYS? >> YO, STOP. NO, BRO. STOP. YOU CHOKING ME. >> I'M NOT JOKING. >> YOU go get my keys. >> Keys are inside. >> GO GET MY KEYS. STOP. YOU STOP. IT HURT. Stop it. LEG IN THE CAR. >> Excuse me. Excuse me. Excuse me. >> Did she drop anything else in here? >> All right. Cool. Cool. >> Nothing else. >> Watch out, bro. >> Give me my stuff. >> You good? You good? >> Just back up. >> Please. Yo, give me my stuff. Please. Give me my stuff. >> Your stuff is in the front. >> GIVE ME MY STUFF. >> NO, IT'S NOT. HE JUST GOT MY SHOES. >> YEAH, I GOT YOU. >> STOP. LET GO MY PLEASE, BRO. STOP. STOP. GIVE ME MY [ __ ] >> Put your leg INSIDE THEN. >> THIS ONE. >> PUT YOUR LEG INSIDE. >> WHAT THE HELL? >> PUT THEM INSIDE. Put your leg inside. >> SHOW ME MY STUFF. >> I ALREADY SHOWED YOU STUFF. >> YOU SHOW ME MY SHOES. >> I NEED MY KEYS. >> STOP. >> MY PHONE. >> YOU ARE ALREADY UNDER ARREST. PLEASE STOP. >> THAT DOESN'T MEAN YOU KEEP MY >> YOUR ISN'T A FRONT. >> Let me see. What she was doing only delayed her own trip to the police station as she aggressively demanded every single belonging she claimed was hers. >> Where's my cigarette? >> Your cigarettes? Your phone. >> And where's my key? Let me see. Let me see the key. That's not my car. That's my boss stuff. Please. >> Okay. >> See, you don't have my key. >> You don't have my key. Check if it's in my pocket. >> What does your key look like? >> It's a small key. It's green. You You're going to see the green. >> Is it in your pocket? I'm going to check. >> Check. Please. Just check. See if it's my pants pocket. I need that key, bro. >> Where's your other pocket? >> It's in the store. Please get my key. Please get my key. Please. Oh my god. >> You You know you making THIS MONEY. >> NO, I'M NOT. HOW? I work all day, EVERY DAY FOR MY MONEY FOR THEM white people TO BE TALKING TO ME CRAZY. >> NO. >> That [ __ ] is weird. >> Mama, listen. >> No. >> You need to understand that you are under arrest. >> What the weird as hell? That's all I have to do is work. >> Stop making this more difficult than what it has to be. Put your foot inside. >> Yo, that is weird, bro. That is weird. >> Put your foot inside. >> That's all she had to do was give me back my money. My key not in there. >> Put your foot inside. >> Wait. Check. Check. >> Put your foot in the vehicle. >> See, >> I'm about to go inside and check. But you're uh I checked in there. They can't find your keys. >> Yo, see that's what I mean. That's theing [ __ ] bro. >> Can you put your foot inside? Check about >> I already checked. >> Check, please. >> Y'all, they're going to do some boys. >> Inside the patrol car, she had calmed down slightly, but she showed no remorse, continuing to play the victim in a rather pitiful way. >> Listen, once EMS comes, let me explain to you what's going what's going to happen. Once EMS comes, if you decide that you want to go to the hospital, we are going to assist you going to the hospital because you are still placed under arrest. Now, The cuffs will not come off. >> They're not coming off. >> Put them somewhere else or like make them loose cuz >> what I can do is put another pair of cuffs, but that's not up to me. >> Please. >> Okay. Listen, I can put another set and loosen them. That's all I can do. But you're going to stay in handcuffs. >> Okay. I'm telling you it just hurt. >> Okay, that's fine. >> That's all I'm telling you. >> Okay. So, is would that be sufficient? They're going to put another pair of cuss so it kind of spaces it out a little bit so your shoulders aren't um back like that. >> It's not just it's my wrist and my >> Okay. Well Well, like I say, nothing going to be to do about your wrist. This is temporary restraining device that it's it's not going to be comfortable. And if you're under arrest that that that's how that works. They're not they're not going to take the cuffs off. >> Do you understand that? >> I understand what you're telling me. I speak I'm saying this right here what I'm saying. Keep walking right here. >> Huh? >> He keeps coming back. He's not supposed to be trespassing. >> That guy. >> Yeah, he's not leaving. >> All right. Give me a second, bro. Cuz >> yo, let's go. >> I'll leave right there. >> Okay, bro. Let's go. >> I'll leave right there. >> They don't want you here. So, you don't they don't they don't have to give you services if they don't want to. >> I'm hungry. [ __ ] I can't eat. I can't get food. I I got you once I'm done over there. I got you. Believe for now. Once you Listen, yo, once you see me done over there, come get me. Believe. >> She was charged with aggravated battery, battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, and criminal damage to property. >> Oh my goodness. Can you stand up? I'm going to jail. Jesus Christ. Wait till my Oh goodness. This is really happening to me. >> On November 30th, 2024, police responded to a report involving a female Macy's employee who had abused her position to carry out suspicious activity. To be more specific, store management explained exactly how it happened. >> She loaded multiple gift cards. >> Okay. >> No cash multiple times. She did even today. >> Okay. >> Um she load her gift card for $250 cash. look at it when the register um she also admitted to that that video in the previous one of the applications. >> Um today and and then she used one of the gift cards. >> Okay. >> Um obviously the one today she didn't use or have she had in her possession. She brought upstairs. She got it out of her purse and handed it to me. >> Okay. >> That card has a value of 250 on it. >> 250. >> Okay. So, when did you guys notice that she was doing the gift card? >> Uh, yesterday. >> So, yesterday she loaded a gift card. >> Actually, no. Uh, on the 27th, which was a Wednesday, she loaded two, both for $150 each. >> She utilized one on the transaction for herself. >> And each of them are 250. >> Uh, two were were 150. today was for 250 >> for the 20 on the 27th. He said >> each one was 150. >> 150. >> Mhm. >> And she used one of them. >> Correct. >> Okay. >> At least $550 had been stolen over 3 days. All from gift card theft. At that point, the suspect was confronted and faced the consequences of her actions. >> Hello. Hi. >> Oh, hi. >> How you doing? >> Good. How are you? >> Good. Do you have your driver's license on you, ma'am? >> Yeah. What we got so far? >> Um, so so far she they started on the 27th. So she laid it loaded two gift cards with 150 and she used one of them and she kept the other one. And today she loaded a gift card for 250 and she didn't get a chance to use them and they wanted charges. >> They want fresh start charges? >> Yes. >> Okay. She's behind close. What? Can you stand up for me, please? Oh my god. Can you stand up? I'm going to jail. >> Yes, ma'am. Stand up. Stand up. >> Oh my god. Can I call my cousin? Just one second. Just Oh my god. >> Kai, I need you. I'm going to jail right now. >> Oh. Alpha 11. >> So then what? >> Can you sit down for a second? >> I have one black female. Is this me? >> Can you check my record? There's nothing on my record. Oh my goodness. We just have to do our investigation, ma'am. >> Okay. >> Yeah, it's normal prosecuting. You've been committed a crime. So it might be just you might be released on the notice to appear, which you'll have to appear in front of the court for a judge on predetermined date and time. I know, but I've never exist. >> The woman was clearly surprised by the situation, but it was evident that she knew she'd committed a wrongful act. >> Okay. So, are you able to explain to me why we're here today in the office? >> Yes, because I um I loaded some I loaded two gift cards. Um yeah. >> And what were you going to do with the gift cards? >> Um probably buy stuff here. >> Buy stuff here. >> Okay. And did anybody force you to do this or you did it on your own? >> On my own. >> So, like my um supervisor said that we're probably going to um give you a court date. You're going to get NTA. Um just so you're able to stay with her clothes. >> So, what are you thinking, girl? >> Honestly, it was just like it was last minute stuff, the holidays, >> Christmas coming up, you're like trying to shave a few points off the cost of other things. And >> the woman called it a mistake yet allowed it to happen over several consecutive days. She even believed that the matter might not require police involvement. >> He talked to me. He made everything seem cool. I mean, I would have told the truth regardless, but I didn't know any of this was happening. just took me for a surprise which is why I kind of panicked a bit. >> At the end of the day, you know, the thing is like employee theft or people stealing, you know, their business, at the end of the day, they lose money and >> people get away with so much stuff, you know, people taking money, taking taking clothes and running out the store, you know, they get tired of it after a while. And it's like, you might be a nice person, nice intentions, but at the end of the day, it's like they're like, you took and they're going to prosecute. So, so kind of >> So, what would this be like in court? >> Well, paying something back. >> You could you could they could they could instill some kind of restitution against you um like where they're paying back the the cost of what you what the store lost plus court fees and all this stuff. So, it could cost you more than what you actually end up taking. Okay. >> Or they if it's up to them up to decide it's up to what the victim wants to do, what they're what they want in return. But you know, but like say example, you don't show up to court, then now they're going to issue a warrant for your arrest. Now you're really going to spend time in jail. >> As the conversation continued, the police explained what she would face. Despite this, she remained surprised by the consequences of her own actions. >> There's a possibility you might have a warrant. >> A warrant? >> Mhm. >> How? >> I don't know yet. That's what I'm finding out. So when I hear back from the other officer comes back, I'll find out what those So that's why I ask you if those tickets were sorted because if if they weren't, then there might be there might be an issue. But if it's sorted out, then it will be back to the original plan. >> What's the 10:35? >> Um, it's for um to appear. I think they're on shoplifting, but they're trying to confirm it now. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. >> Just that night traffic >> trafficking. Trafficking >> for me. It's trafficking >> for traffic for trafficking or like trafficking 77 or >> trafficking >> traffic offenses. >> Trafficking that's what they said. >> So what was the method of uh how they how they catch her? >> Um they have surveillance camera catching her doing that >> camera over the registers. >> Mhm. To be clear, the woman had a prior failure to appear charge related to a traffic offense. So, she worried that this incident would add another crime to her record. >> After this, what shows up on my record on a background check? >> Um, you'll likely have arrest records going to show scheme fraud and petty theft. >> There's two things that happen. wants the the act of taking them a card, a gift card, and over systematically using it a couple times to defraud a place of the of money, right? And then the other actions when you use the card and took the and then use that money that was not yours >> to buy. So there's two things. So you got Okay. >> I'm going to take you down to the station. >> Wait, you still? >> Yes, ma'am. Can you call my person? >> Um, you can have a phone call. Um, when you get to >> Yeah. When we get there, we'll finally go to jail. >> Can you just tell me what's going on? >> I already explained it to you. >> No, I know, but you just said that I would probably be able to go home if So, what's the >> But the problem is is you use the gift cards and you did it more than one time and so you so it becomes an additional charge. It's not just the petty theft. It's the fraud. >> I have the gift card. >> Yeah. But you already use one of the cards. So if you But I have one in there that's not used. >> Where's the other gift card at? >> It's in there. >> Yeah, but he said you loaded three cards. >> So you used one of them. So the other two, I give it back. I'm giving back. It's right there. >> The woman still failed to grasp the seriousness of the situation. Or perhaps she simply could not believe it was real. >> No way that I cannot be sitting in jail right now. >> Oh man. >> And getting paper. This should have been thought about before you did the action here, >> which is >> which is true. And you admitted to and I and I give you and I give you credit for at least acknowledging that and then accepting ownership of that, but there's also still consequences for what happened. >> These just don't go these just don't go away. >> I know these things just don't go away on their own. There's a process. Okay. >> Okay. Can you at least write my cousin's number down? Cuz I know when I if I go there, I'm going to be calling off a pay phone and not my phone. I don't know his number. >> We'll we'll we'll accommodate that when we get to the station cuz we still got to go to the station. She's going to process you and then you're going to get booked. She's going to take you up to county jail. You're going to get booked in there and you'll you'll wait around to your first appearance. >> Jesus Christ. Wait till my Oh, goodness. >> This is really happening to me. >> Sorry if I'm explaining things, but she's not explaining things how things done. So, >> it's a learning process, too. So, >> do you have anything that can poke me? No. In the end, the woman Jada Alexis was charged with petty theft and organized scheme to defraud. Even seemingly small or repeated mistakes can quickly escalate into serious legal consequences. Taking responsibility early and understanding the potential outcomes is crucial to avoid compounding problems.