YOU'RE GOING TO PISS ME THE OFF. YOU'RE PULLING MY JACKET WHEN MY ARM IS IN HERE, BRO. SHUT THE out pregnant. And I have the right to get your name. What's your name? K. Really? Yeah. K R I E. >> Keep putting hands around my neck for no reason. What? You going to troll me too? Again? You going to troll me again? >> Huh? Huh? You going to try TO TROLL ME OUT AGAIN? >> YOU DON'T HAVE TO GRAB me like that. Just because I DID SOMETHING WRONG. YOU DON'T HAVE TO GRAB ME LIKE THAT. That doesn't MEAN YOU GET TO GRAB me like that. >> I'm not a bad person and I'm not a bad girl. Like, I'm not a bad person. >> The shoplifter thought they were pulling off an easy score right up until the police appeared out of nowhere. What followed was pure panic and swift justice as officers shut down their little heist. And trust me, the reactions were priceless. And and all of it played out in today's video when cops dropped the hammer on shoplifterss in the act. With every priceless moment that erupted on camera, we delivered a sharp lesson hidden behind the chaos. Pay close attention and hit like and subscribe if you enjoyed this ride. Starting with this defiant woman she stole believing she was entitled to do so. >> Sir, this I did not touch this officer. I did not do anything. >> What did you do? Where did you hear that? >> It's the police. So, it is my business that you're still >> I don't care. I don't have to answer to you. >> I know. I know you don't care. On August 13th, 2025, officers were dispatched to a CVS after reports that a woman with a history of shoplifting had returned. She had hidden merchandise inside a baby stroller while another suspect waited outside. But before she could leave, police blocked her path. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> What are you putting in your stroller? >> Nothing. >> Yeah. You want to lift it? Is that a baby in there? >> No. >> So, what's in there? stuff. >> Oh, you want to lift the sheet or am I going to lift it? >> You can lift it. >> You lift it. >> You can lift it. >> I did this for my sister. She's in the car. >> Turn around. I'll get your sister, too, cuz she's probably in that handicap parking spot. >> Yeah, she is. >> Yeah, I know. Wow. Good job. >> I had to. >> You don't have to do anything. >> I do. >> No, you don't. >> You don't. So, so you need to steal moisturizing conditioner, right? You need to steal >> you need to steal perfume, right? Or detox shampoo, right? You need to steal shampoo, right? And and ovulation strips. >> Okay, sir. >> There ain't no Okay. You're the one who came a >> You don't have to grab me like that. Just because I DID SOMETHING WRONG, YOU DON'T HAVE TO GRAB ME LIKE THAT. THAT DOESN'T MEAN YOU GET TO GRAB me like that. >> I don't do nothing. I I WANT TO SUPERVISE YOU. >> YEAH, YOU'RE GOING TO JAIL. STUPID. >> YEAH, you can talk to one AT JAIL. >> I DON'T CARE. >> THE woman immediately turned defiant when confronted by police. And it didn't stop there. The sister she mentioned showed up as well, doing nothing to make the situation any easier. >> Listen, listen. You all are coming here, okay? You're waiting in the car while she loads up. You're lucky you're not going to jail. I'm not stupid and I wasn't born yesterday. >> Listen, listen. You don't got to talk to me like that for one. You're coming over here with her. >> I never said >> she's trying to jack this store. >> Okay. And we're all supposed to just be nice to you and GIVE YOU COOKIES. >> I NEVER SAID BE NICE TO ME AND give you >> Hello. >> Do you guys want to press charges for this? >> Mhm. >> Okay. Very good. >> And you're the manager, right? >> What's that? >> Every day. >> They come in here every day. >> Every day. differential people for the merchandise. Go no pay. Okay. >> And um search the car too. >> Yeah, exactly. >> Even in the patrol car, the woman refused to back down, asserting her rights despite knowing she was in the wrong. No hint of remorse showed, only pure rage directed at the officers. You're already going to jail >> and we'll figure out who you are. 229 and even with a fingerprint scanner, please. >> You don't You're not entitled to a supervisor when you're committed. >> Okay. YOU'RE NOT GETTING ONE. >> YOU'RE NOT GETTING ONE. You're not get You're not You do you think you're entitled to a supervisor? >> YOU'RE NOT. NO, THAT'S not you. >> OKAY. GUESS WHAT? >> It's all videapes. It's all videotaped. >> And we don't And we don't show up and give you cookies and cream when you break the law. >> That's why you're going to jail. >> From the suspect's claim, "I did this for my sister to the sister's continuous interference, it was clear this was a fully coordinated act. There was no doubt she wasn't going to escape the consequences. >> I don't you feel me, sir? I really don't like I ain't do it got nothing to do with me. Like >> I I will I'm going to take you to jail if we find even a a scound of not >> there's no IN MY CAR SMELLS LIKE IT. You right. >> Yeah, I know, right? THAT DUMP IT ALL OUT. AND you got And you got AND YOU GOT LOOK AT THIS. YOU GOT A CAR sticking with diapers in here. Real real real good. Real good. >> Yeah. Right here. You got a medical card? >> What? >> You got a medical card? >> Do I have a medical >> medical card? >> I don't have a medical. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest, too. >> What? I'm under arrest. >> Possession of under 20 g. >> I DON'T WHAT THE HELL AM I? >> YOU SEE the roaches there? >> Oh my god. >> Actually, we'll put her in your car. >> OH MY GOODNESS. OH MY GOD. WHAT YOU WANT TO BE NASTY to me for? I didn't even do nothing. >> Have a seat. >> We got her name. >> Yep. I got her stuff. I'll put them. >> All right. >> Miss uh >> That's not me. You let one person talk to >> Okay. Well, we'll get your fingerprint scanner. >> You can literally ask me my name. >> I did. >> Sir, what is your name? >> Can you stop talking? >> What is your name? >> Can you talk to me again? We don't need to ask you like 10 times. What is your name? >> If you could talk to me normal, then you would get my name. >> This isn't a negotiation. >> I don't care. >> You're just You're going to go to jail for obstruction. >> It doesn't matter. Going to jail like a brother. >> Back to the younger sister. She not only failed to recognize the problem, but continued to insist on her rights, seemingly acting as if she knew the law better than the police. >> Do you understand your rights? >> Can I talk to another officer? I've been acting Ever since I GOT IN THIS CAR. >> NO, you're under arrest. >> I don't It doesn't matter. I'm not questioning I'm not questioning you about me being under arrest. I'm questioning YOU ABOUT HOW YOU'RE SIR WHEN I WHEN this man arrested me, YOU CANNOT ROLL YOUR WINDOW. IF YOU HAVE TO ALLOW ME TO SPEAK TO ANOTHER OFFICER, I'VE BEEN ASKING you this since I got to your car. Sir, this I did not touch this officer. I did not do anything. >> What are you Where did you hear that? Tik Tok. >> TIK TOK? WHAT? I HAVE TO SPEAK. I'm not freaking bro. Don't worry ABOUT IT. LIKE, DON'T I will wait till I get to the jail. This man literally This man literally slung me to the floor. >> You never went on the floor. So, stop lying. >> I did not go in front of that car. >> No, you didn't. >> And I put you there. I told you to sit down and you sat down. >> So, you did not slay me on the floor. >> Listen, listen. Listen, young lady. We can either have a conversation. We don't have to. >> Okay. >> YOU DON'T HAVE TO. OKAY. But I don't know what you're coming here stealing for. >> Okay. It doesn't matter. It's none of your business and that's you don't >> I think it is my business. >> I'm not a bad person and I'm not a bad girl. Like I'm not a bad person and stuff. So I like I just didn't like how you were just treating me like I was just I know STEALING IS NOT RIGHT. You don't you don't supposed to do that. Like you don't supposed to. But if you have like you have nothing like you have nothing else. you have nobody like I mean at that point like you do whatever you have to do and this is it like that's just it I'm out here and it's I swear to the god above all my dad I have no one out here no one like not a mom a brother sister a dad >> where's your family at >> as for the older sister the officers laid charges against her as well and unlike her younger sibling she faced additional offenses >> okay here's what you're under arrest for possession of under 20 g. Okay, that's what you're under arrest for. Okay, I I suspect that you did know what was going on here tonight. Okay, but I can't prove that. Okay, but but I suspect that we both know that you knew what she was doing in that store. Okay, because I'm sure you don't come to CVS at 1:00 in the morning and not question why you're coming to CVS and you're staying in the car and she's in there. Well, I do come here to buy use my um Medicaid card to get my kids wipes and diapers. >> But have you ever done that at 1 in the morning? >> Yeah, I do. I did. I'm going to be honest. Yes, I have. It's been nights. It's been night. >> Why Why did you stay in the car? >> Because I don't have no reason to go in there. I don't steal. I I >> Well, you Okay, that's used to But people change. I don't do that no more. >> When was the last time you were arrested for that? That was like I don't know like 20 like 200 I don't know. It's been so many years. >> Like in the last four years. 5 years. >> Yeah. 5 years. I I don't I don't do that. >> The younger sister was arrested and charged with grand theft of property valued between $750 and $5,000. And resisting an officer without violence. Trying to cover for a loved one or asserting rights while breaking the law only escalates trouble. Coordinating theft makes escape impossible and refusing to acknowledge wrongdoing compounds the consequences. The next woman brazantly returned to the store where she was banned, seeking high-end stakes for free. >> I'm still shopping. >> I'll be back. >> Are you still shopping? >> Yes. >> Do you have anything in your bag that belongs to the store? >> No. >> You mind if I take a look? >> I do. >> Okay. >> On February 14th, 2024, officers received a call from Target about an active shoplifting incident. The suspect was said to be a woman who had been trespassed from the store years earlier, yet still returned. When officers arrived, they immediately confirmed the items she had tried to steal. >> So, she really concealed uh snakes. So, tell you on the way out. >> Okay. >> Um she is a black female. She's wearing >> gray and a gray top and and blue jeans. She's right there walking. >> Okay. >> Yeah. But apparently she's uh banned from here too. So >> Oh, criminal trespassing. Whatever. >> I'm out of shoplifting. >> Do you know when she was banned? >> Um >> that's about to go look up. But I mean she she already said she concealed the states in her purse. >> Where are you going? >> She was banned on July 14th. >> Okay. >> Yeah. So once she passes that final point, I mean technically shot now, but >> right there >> the front right there. >> Yeah, she's probably going to go out the entrance. >> The moment everything was confirmed, officers moved in on the woman right as she continued her dishonest shopping, completely unaware that her actions had already been exposed. Hey, how you doing, >> ma'am? >> Hi. What's your name? >> What is it? >> Summer. >> Summer? >> Mhm. >> Can I look to see what's in your bag, though? >> Because >> I'm still shopping. I'll be >> Are you still shopping? >> Yes. >> Do you have anything in your bag that belongs to the store? >> No. >> You mind if I take a look? I do not. >> Okay. >> I'm still shopping. >> I mean, we got some We have camera footage of you storing stuff in your bag, so we're we're not asking. >> But this is my shopping bag. >> That's not a Target shopping bag. >> This is my bag. I shop. >> That's not how that works. >> Although her answers sounded calm, they failed to hide her resistance. More than that, her very presence in the store had already been a violation from the start. You've already been banned from here as well. So, you're you're trespassing at this point. Already trespassing and you're shoplifting. >> I'm not. >> We just saw you on the camera, man. >> So, go ahead and show us what's in the bag. >> I know times are tough, but we can't be doing this. >> Cuz at this point, I have enough to put you on handcuffs and arrest you. Okay. You've been banned from the store already. All right. >> Yeah. my baby. >> I understand. But so I can I can put your handcuffs now and get what's in your bag or you can show me what's in your bag. >> How old is your kid? >> Make sure I have a turn around back. >> She was placed in handcuffs for her trespass while another officer searched her bag. And it appeared that everything seen on the cameras had been fully confirmed. 45 Charlie. We have one black 75. You have a you have a clean >> I mean this is something What's that? Ma'am, do you have any that can pick up your child? >> My child not in the call. >> No, she's blind. Oh. Look like they're all coming up as 16.89, but it's on the stakes. They're different prices. So, I wonder if they ring up differently at the regist. >> With the total value of the stolen stakes confirmed, officers moved the woman out immediately. At that point, there was nothing left for her to argue. She lost my car also. >> Thank you. >> Yes, ma'am. Thank you. The car. >> Okay. What kind of car is it? Pontet. It's right on the side of the building. A silver Pette. Gota. Yeah. Okay. Put your belt on. >> 45 to 41. Does she want her keys or leave them in the car? Ma'am, do you want your keys? >> No. >> You just leave them in the car? >> Yeah. They No one gets spotted anywhere. >> She said leave them in the car. >> Copy. >> In the end, she was charged with shoplifting and criminal trespass. Her case showed how small acts of dishonesty only grow into bigger consequences. Ignoring past bands and repeating the same choices never leads to a way out. It only tightens the trap around you. Crazy as it sounds, this woman was willing to wield her power just to grab the orange from her own workplace. I said if I were going to take the orange, I would have just took it. I wouldn't come in my job JUST TO TAKE IT. MY ARM IS IN HERE, BRO. CHILL THE OUT. PREGNANT. I was you, bro. On November 7th, 2025, police were dispatched to Walmart after receiving a report that a suspect named Cararissa had attempted to take items out of the store without scanning them. By the time officers arrived, she had already been escorted to the loss prevention office. >> If you didn't ring it up, that is considered stealing. Especially if you walked out of the store with it. It doesn't matter. >> Walked out of the store. I was in I was in the job. I was in the job. >> Okay. And you guys are ready to go for press charges on her and everything. Perfect. >> Okay. I'm just making sure you didn't already do anything wrong. >> What's your name? Hey, Cararissa. >> Hey, Cararissa. >> Everything's go escalated. >> Hey, Cararissa. >> I don't have a right to go to court if anything like >> Hey, Carissa. >> Hey, Carissa. >> You're pressing charges on me for no reason. I'm telling you that I didn't steal those products on purpose. >> The woman completely ignored the presence of the officers and asserted her rights to the staff, forcing the police to step forward to address her. But even then, handling the situation was far from easy. >> Carissa, I'm going to read you Miranda rights real quick. Okay. >> So, you guys taking me to jail because I'm telling you that I didn't steal those items. I'm trying to tell you I didn't steal those items in Walmart supposed to do. They ain't supposed to ask. They even ask me. They even ask regular people. >> I will get your side of the story. Okay. I just got to read you this first before I can start asking questions and talking to you. Okay. Does that make sense? >> Do you understand each of these rights? >> Do you understand each of these rights that I've read to you? >> No. No. I'm not on your time. >> I know. >> Do you understand your rights? Yes. Okay. Do you want to talk to me? >> I'm trying to talk about this. >> He's not a cop. I'm a cop. Okay. Do you want to talk to me about this stuff or not? >> What are we going to talk about? Are you just going to just tell me my >> all of the incidents? >> That's what I'm Okay, that's good. You want to talk to me about stuff or you just want to tell me things that you just told me now? Few seconds. >> No, I'm going to get your side of the story is what I'm saying. Do you wish to speak with me? >> Yes. I don't want to speak with you. Not in this room. >> What? in the same room as someone who just pressed charges on me and I'm telling her the same thing I just told I'm going to tell you. It doesn't make sense, you know. >> Okay, listen. This is where we're doing the interview. So, at the end of the day, I don't really care what you say. We're doing the interview in here. Okay. >> Okay. Do you wish to speak with me about this? >> Yes, >> you do want to talk to me. Okay, cool. Her insistence on her rights made even reading the Miranda warning a challenge. Immediately afterward, she didn't hesitate to voice every denial and share her side of the story. >> I'm not stealing. That's what I'm trying to tell you guys. >> Okay? >> I'm telling y'all that the stuff that me and my boyfriend rung up, the stuff that they said that we didn't take out the the bag or whatever that the lady said, "Okay, do you want this? Do you want to keep this? Do you want to keep?" Nobody asked me that. >> Did you ever under ring any of this stuff? >> No. Talk about just put in the bag, >> right? So, you scan one thing but then slip another item in. Did you Did you ever do that? >> No. I She said that I did that with the shirt, but I could have sworn in my work from pulling up everything together. >> So, what what about the watermelon with the orange and then you didn't just scan >> the watermelon with the orange? I literally clicked the look up item. The look up thing. You don't have to scan the orange just to look it up. >> I know how that works. Okay. I worked in a grocery store. I understand what you're saying. Here's the thing. Okay. And she said that once it's only 4749 cents and I can get that for free off my week I got the blood. >> Mhm. So, but that's You understand what I'm saying though, right? >> Because these receipts are going to show the record of what you purchased. trying to lowkey take me to jail because they trying to tell me or she trying to press charges because I said I can see once all this f further goes on I can go to court to see why why was my part not >> okay here's your transaction here okay right from the incident on the 4th of October okay this shows watermelon one item one singular item >> okay why can't I just pay for this stuff and you guys telling me that I took a orange like that's just an orange Okay. >> And then those shirts and this is not and this is not on that receipt. So you did not pay for that. But that was taken. >> Okay. I didn't just Okay, I'm just going to take this. I didn't just Oh, I'm going to steal from my job. >> According to the report, the woman was actually an employee of the store. Yet, she committed this wrongdoing. She eventually admitted to it, but only after the police exposed all her denials. >> So, orange, that's 49 cents, >> right? But you just slip that in the bag and then there's all the other items. >> Okay. I'm literally on the phone and probably have so a lot going on that same day that I didn't Okay. Rung it up and I >> just didn't ring up the orange. Like y'all just really didn't me about that's still theft. >> Okay. I didn't mean to take it and I I didn't I to take it. >> I thought I >> I meant to grabbing it that I didn't accidentally ring it up, but I didn't just Okay, I'm just going to take this and put it in the bag. >> That's not what I did. I would not ring up anything. I would just walk out the store like regular people do. I wouldn't just ring a few things up and just take the rest. Like what's the point of me going in the store, buy anything if I'm just going to take it? >> So, you weren't stealing. >> I weren't stealing. I was buying stuff. So, why would I just >> But you just said that >> I just said that if I'm going to buy stuff, why would y'all assume I'm stealing it? >> But listen, what you just told me on body camera about the orange, >> right? about the orange >> taking it. >> I said if I were going to take the orange, I would have just took it. I wouldn't come to my job just to take it. >> There was not a shred of shame in her admission as if it were an obvious fact for her. And it didn't stop there. Police continued confronting her with statements about stolen items, making it clear it wasn't just about the orange. >> So, you forgot to ring up the orange, so it's still theft. >> Of course. >> Okay, perfect. Thank you. >> I forgot to ring up the orange. >> Okay. I'm literally on the phone talking on the phone as I'm bringing up stuff. >> Okay. >> Like what the heck? >> And those items, if you bring up some other items that's stolen, those other items, those were their I paid for those items. Exactly how I got >> ramen noodles. >> Exactly. >> A 47 cent pack of ramen noodles. >> I got here ramen. So, you just accidentally forget to scan a big box of t-shirts. >> I've been forgetting to scan a lot of stuff. >> Oh, that perfect. Thank you for just admitting to everything. >> NO, LIKE LITERALLY NOT JUST AT THIS JOB. I'M NOT STEALING. THIS HAPPENED AT A different job. They watch me and they say, "Hey, ma'am, you didn't freaking pay for that. You just scanned this and you didn't freaking dang put that back. YOU JUST TOLD ME TO TAKE IT OFF THE THING." I'm like, "Oh, I'm sorry." >> Carissa, listen. Do you have anything else? Do you have anything else you want to say about any of these incidents? >> Why Why would I have to say anything else? Because you just said you just admitted to everything. >> No, you're bringing up I admitted to stealing that Walmart period. >> You just said I've been FORGETTING >> FOR ABOUT EVERYTHING IN GENERAL, NOT JUST BUYING stuff at the store. >> Shush. Shush. >> You're putting my words together. Do you want to, bro? This [ __ ] is pissing me off. >> Do you want to talk to me like an adult? >> I don't want to talk to you cuz you're talking TO ME RUDE AND YOU'RE NOT TALKING TO ME NORMAL. YOU TALK TO HER NORMAL. THEN YOU RAISING YOUR VOICE AT ME. BEFORE I EVEN STARTED TALKING TO YOU, YOU EVEN STARTED TALKING TO ME RUDELY. >> That's not how you talk to somebody. Teresa, >> from the very beginning, she used her rights to make things difficult for the police. And even when exposed, she brazenly acted as if she had done nothing wrong. By the time she was arrested, her words had escalated even further. >> You don't have to hold me like that, please. I'm pregnant. You start being like that, I will press charges on you. What's your name? No, for real. I will press charges on you, bro. They're being rude, man. They really being overly aggressive with me. And he Get this police officer name for real. >> Cuz he just bent my arm all the way back to the freezer. Oh, we're not playing. >> No, you did. That's why if I'm still going to have the same arm when I get out of jail or when I go to jail. You just bent my arm all the way back to where it just felt like my finger was I couldn't even feel my hand. >> No, I did not. >> You did? Cuz I can't feel my finger on this arm. >> Exactly what you did. Like you you you did the same thing to my >> Do you have anything on you that's going to stick me? >> No, I don't want to poke. >> Okay. >> Being all rude and >> we're going to go ahead and hang that up. >> Yeah, he's going to hang up. Let me get Can you um Peterson, can you get my purse out my out the out the break room, bro? Cuz you being rude as >> Can Can you stop moving for me? >> You can I If you You did ME RIGHT. MAYBE I DID. YOU GET IN MY JACKET. PLEASE DON'T DO THAT. >> I'M SEARCHING, BRO. >> YOU'RE GOING TO PISS ME THE OFF. YOU'RE PULLING MY JACKET WHEN MY ARM IS IN HERE, BRO. CHILL THE OUT. PREGNANT. I was you, bro. WHY IS YOU PULLING MY JACKET WHEN I SEARCHING IT? THAT'S WHY I TURNED IT OFF. YOU SHOULD HAVE CHARGED ME BEFORE YOU PUT MY CUFFS ON. >> THAT MAKES SENSE, BRO. >> NO, IT DOESN'T. >> YES, IT DOES. >> You're not a cop. >> I don't give a You sitting THERE MOVING MY JACKET ALL AROUND MY ARM AND BENDING MY [ __ ] YOU F TO GET THE REAL REACTION OUT OF ME. >> I'M TRYING TO BE COOL. Straight the up. You're not going to be RUDE WITH ME WITH MY BELLY IN MY STOMACH. My baby IN MY STOMACH. STRAIGHT the >> Is this her stuff, too, or is this just Okay, I'm you guys. >> And I have the right to get your name. What's your name? K. real. >> Her claim of trying to stay calm was completely false. She had been tense from the start, using every possible excuse, including her pregnancy, to obstruct the police. >> Take this off me, bro. >> No. >> Yes, bro. >> Yes, bro. >> I need you. >> Take this. NO, CUZ HE'S HOW IS YOU TAKING ME? AND YOU TAKING MY POCKET, BUT YOU'RE NOT taking this. You How you got my jacket halfway on, halfway off, bro? And you're charging me. >> How you take my pockets? You take my pockets. YOU DON'T CHARGE MY POCKETS. TAKE MY [ __ ] OFF WITH NO CUFFS ON ME. THEY COUGH CAN'T EVEN GET AROUND. >> YOU GOT TO GO to make no sense. Do it. No, I'M NOT GOING TO PUT NO CUFFS ON YOU AND THEN TRY TO TAKE ON YOUR JACKET. NO, >> YOU'RE NOT GOING TO KEEP screaming like that. Okay. >> No, you're being rude. >> He's the only one being calm, bro. That [ __ ] rude. I'M PREGNANT AS HELL. IF I FIND SOMEBODY, IF I BE YOUR HAVE YOUR WIFE IS IN THE STORE, YOU WON'T WANT NOBODY BEING rude to her, bro. That [ __ ] rude. You >> guys got like a >> like, bro, this is rude. >> We'll be at the front. >> All right. Okay, this way. Bro, >> you supposed to do this to me before I even got outside. Bro, you said you will when we got to the car. Now you're still not doing it. >> You're still not doing it, bro. >> In the end, she was charged with retail theft and resisting arrest. Using rights or personal excuses to obstruct police can backfire. Even small mistakes like forgetting to scan an item carry serious consequences. Another deceptive individual shamelessly claimed ownership of property but not the stolen items. >> And I didn't take anything. >> Well, they have you on camera. >> I didn't take anything. >> When I says otherwise, I did. >> Where is it at on camera? Tell her to show me. >> On March 23rd, 2024, police received a report from Carter about a theft with two women suspected of fleeing the scene. Just a few hours later, officers located one of the suspects in a nearby parking lot. Here's what happened next. Hello. >> How you doing? >> How you doing? >> Officer Morales. Okay. Um, basically want to talk to you about something. You match the description of a female that we're looking for right now. Why you out of breath? What's going on? >> Oh, no. I was going to find I just got wet. >> Okay. >> You all match what? >> You match the description of a female we're looking for. You mind if I get your ID? >> Yeah. >> I match the description. >> Did you uh go off Carters at all? >> Did we do what? Did you go to Cartis? >> I had brought something from there. >> So, you brought something from there? >> What did you get? >> I got my receipt and everything. >> Okay. All right. We'll just get your ID and then we'll >> back in the description. >> We'll uh confirm if it's you or not. All right. >> All right. So, she do got a card his bag. So, she's stuff receipts and everything. So, just ask them. Copy. I'll be on. >> Sell it. >> Oh, she got a car's bag. >> Beautiful. >> Okay. >> The woman denied all allegations against her while a separate team of officers collected additional statements from store employees. >> I called you guys as she was running a corner and her breasts were suddenly huge because she stuffed all the product down her shirt um and into her purse. >> About how much did you think they took? >> Like $1,000. >> $1,000. >> Wow. They took you right and itemize her seat. We're out with one of the females. Um, she does have a Carter's bag, but we'll be at the Nike store. >> Everything. What What did she say about Carter? What was all she said about Carter? >> All right. They're at the Nike store. At least one of them. Are you able to walk over there and ID them? >> Uh, ma'am, can you just step out the car for me, please? >> Okay. Uh, let me see your bag. Come back. >> The rest is rest. All right. You just detain right now. All right. >> Well, I ain't doing nothing. I know I ain't under arrest. >> Your phone over there. >> Okay. >> Okay. Well, right now you're just going to be detained. Okay. So, I have to place you in cuffs. >> I'm being detained though. >> You're not under arrest. Like we said, you match description. Somebody that stole items from Carters. Okay. You have your bag. And once they come over here where they say it is or not you, then we'll talk to you on that. Right. >> Oh, that's still not all my stuff right there. That's why I said like once they confirm it is but not you. If it's not you, then we'll let you go. If it is you, then we'll have a talk about that, right? >> After repeated denials, she could no longer argue against the police's allegations, especially once they realize the incident involved more than just her. >> That's what we're trying to figure out, too. Um, apparently we just got a call about, you know, two uh two females matching the description you're wearing. Um, my partner saw you go inside to be a coach. >> Um, and that's pretty much it. Um, someone just stealing from Carters. You have a Carter I do. >> Okay. But you have a Carter's bag. Okay. And you know, we have to make sure that everything's accounted for in that bag. >> Okay. But um that's what we're here for. >> And it's just kind of a little suspicious that you're you're not even in the driver's seat. You're in the passenger seat. So where's your friend? >> Where's who? >> Where's the driver? >> My sister. >> Yeah, I'm waiting on her. She she in one of these car she's on the east side. At that point, another officer tracked down the remaining suspect using directions provided by the woman. >> The radio is for right. >> Restrooms. >> I don't know if it's over there or over here somewhere. >> There's one all the way down next to Auntie Ants. That's the only one I >> got flashlight. >> Okay. She was in there. I I would like to know what she seen me, too. >> Okay. >> I'm going to walk behind the truck here real quick. >> Positive ID. >> Okay. >> Copies. Oh, >> what's going to happen? >> I don't know, man. Go police come over here to see you. >> What did you say? >> I want to know. >> His sister's walking somewhere. If you don't know where sister >> she was here with her baby dad. That's what I'm saying. I don't know if she left with him. I'll have to call her. >> Gotcha. Is this your car? >> No. >> Where's the car you came in? >> This the car I came in, but it's not the car. >> She was sitting inside. >> Okay. >> The second suspect was never found due to the woman's misleading directions. Next, the police had to make a decision regarding her, though it was clearly not going to be easy. >> You taking a ride, too? You can hang up the phone. H >> taking a ride for what? I didn't steal anything. >> Stop with it. >> I I have my stuff right here. I didn't steal anything. >> Did we recover the items? >> Uh, >> those are the those are the items that apparently she paid for. >> This is right. So, you trying to take me to jail and I didn't take anything? >> Well, they have you on camera. >> I didn't take anything, >> but I It says otherwise. That's dead. >> Where is it at on camera? I told her to show me. >> They looked at it already. >> They already >> That's what they called us. They gave a description. They provide a description of your system and stuff like that. >> I mean, you taking a ride. She's not. She said she ain't here. She have a warn out for arrest. >> You're saying you paid for these? >> Yes. >> Is there a receipt in here for these? >> Okay. >> You guys ready yet or no? >> Yeah. >> She want to talk? >> Yeah. She called. She said basically uh she went in there to buy some stuff. She didn't see nothing. And all that stuff is on the receipt except that's in the bag and it's about it. Okay. >> I thought you said y'all was going to get her to identify me so I could show her that I didn't take anything. >> You did. She identified. Let me put the flashlight in your face. She identified you. >> Except this is a receipt from Sam. >> That's what I'm saying. All my stuff is paid for. When I went in there, I was exchanging. I She held my stuff at the counter literally for me. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> She held my stuff at the counter. So, what y'all thinking? You held my stuff at the car. That's the same bag I had. >> What car is y'alls? >> That's the same That's not my car. >> Is this the car you guys came in? >> No, she's chilling. She was just telling me she was driving when I got >> It's her car. >> The woman's childish lies kept coming as if she thought she could easily fool the police. Everything became even clearer once officers began inspecting her car. >> Cool. So, we need itemized receipts for that. >> They're uh >> Is this all yours? Oshkar. >> I don't know. >> Yeah. >> The other suspect driving license. >> You want me to run it? >> Yes. >> This is all Carter's I grab one in the >> This one's heavy as hell. >> That's our stuff, too. >> Yeah, this has all tarters. >> 3 days later, the second suspect was also summoned and arrested. Both were charged with grand theft and pettit theft from two separate stores. This case shows how persistent denial and attempts to mislead authorities only make the situation worse. Trying to manipulate the police rarely succeeds and eventually the truth comes to light. Next up, this wasn't shoplifting. This thief racist card to deflect from the mysterious mailbox incident. >> When you broke into the mailbox, >> I ain't breaking nobody mailbox. >> Okay, >> cuz I'm a BLACK MAN WITH TRANS. >> IT'S A MAN in my jaw. Everybody, my dog got free. >> On June 13th, 2023, police received reports from an apartment complex in Dunwoody, Georgia after a series of mail thefts and the leasing office provided surveillance footage. This indicated that more than one suspect was involved, showing it was a wellplanned scheme. At this point, police approached the victim involved. >> We got an email from our apartment saying that >> the bill. >> Yeah. >> Your uh mailbox was damaged or broken into. >> Okay. >> So, my roommate and I, we had box 147. >> Okay. Do you know anything that was in there? >> Like Okay. I just add like it's some miscellaneous things or something like that. >> Yeah. >> Do you have any questions or anything? >> No. >> Yeah. It's like almost 50 people's mailboxes. So, it's >> it's just we're just kind of waiting for people to come forward and let us know um whose mailbox is what. But, >> okay. Thank you. You're welcome. No worries. The next day, based on another video provided by a resident showing clearer images of the suspects, police approached a man matching the description. And here's what happened next. >> Talk to you real quick. All right. Do you have anything in your hands right here? >> Did you see that guy's shoes? >> Okay. Come right here real quick. Okay. We're going to talk to you real quick. Okay. I'll let you know what's going on in a sec. Okay. >> Have you been going to the mailboxes around here? >> No, sir. >> Where you coming from, man? Do you live here? >> No. I came for a visit with a friend of AC. >> Do you have an ID on you? I have to check your I have to check your ID because we're investigating right now. You have nothing. You have nothing in your pockets, right? >> Oh, no. Okay, cool. Nothing. >> I'll just bite head to the work still. They see it. >> But I do have to identify you. Okay. I'll let you know what's going on and everything. >> Yeah. You tell me later what's going on. >> Breathe. Relax. >> Yeah. I see a lot of police. >> It's okay. We're just talking right now. Okay. So, I don't need to identify. >> There you go. >> Okay. Let me see this ID real quick. >> Give me a second. Okay. Another one. >> I did some wrong. >> Okay. >> I want one of them. >> Is that right there at the back? >> Okay. >> On one of them. >> Yeah. >> What? For what? >> Don't Don't pull. Don't pull. >> We'll explain to you what's going on. If you fight, it's going to be worse. You don't. Then relax and let you know what's going on. Okay. You're not being arrested right now. You're being detained because we're investigating something. Okay. So, if you relax and we figure out, we'll let you go. Okay. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. You doing your job? >> We're going to se you right here. >> We're going to figure out what's going on. Okay. >> I'll be honest with you. I don't know. Let's do Let's do our thing and we'll get you out of here as soon as we can. >> Yeah. I feel like I'm being accused of something. >> I'm sorry. >> I said I feel I'm being accused of something. >> So they So management called us about there's an incident that's going on and they identified you. >> Me? >> Yes. So we're investigating that. We're >> Okay. Yeah. I Yeah. Go ahead. I'm waiting for my lawyer. >> Although the man expressed frustration about being apprehended during the ride, he revealed information about his accomplice. Police then moved to approach the second suspect. But this arrest proved far from easy. For >> what? >> Criminal damage property. >> I work here. WHAT YOU TALKING ABOUT? >> I KNOW you work here. >> What are you talking about then? >> For mail thefts. >> What the hell? Like I'm AT WORK. WHAT IS Y'ALL TALKING ABOUT? >> What's going on? >> You got any weapons on you? >> No, I do not. What's going on >> right now? You're under arrest for criminal damage. >> Y'ALL GOT TO TELL ME for when? >> Just told you to listen to me. >> What the [ __ ] is that? >> BECAUSE CRIMINAL DAMAGE. NOBODY PROPERTY >> cuz you've been forced to >> work. So how am I criminal damaging anybody property >> today? That was from before. Okay, we found out later. Okay. >> What you talking about? >> I'm talking about some mailboxes, bro. >> I ain't bringing nobody down, man. WHAT THE >> YOU'RE WEARING >> WELL, the funny thing is you're wearing >> Take me out the cuffs, bro. Take me out. Yo, >> the funny thing is you're wearing the same outfit as you did when you when you broke into the mailbox, man. >> I ain't breaking nobody mailbox. Okay. >> I'll break it quick. I work >> right. >> I'm just telling you back. >> I'm a breaking, man. >> Go take a seat. >> Now, y'all take me out these cuffs. >> Yeah. Sit down. >> Take a seat. >> No. I got to take me out the cuffs. I didn't do nothing. >> Arrest. WE GOING TO TAKE A REST. >> We just told you PLENTY OF TIME. >> HOW AM I UNDER ARREST? [ __ ] GET give me your supervisor. >> I'm not getting this car to y'all. Give me a supervisor. I didn't DO NOTHING. I'M AT WORK. I didn't do nothing. Y'ALL GOT TO TELL ME WHAT I DID. >> SCOOT BACK. >> I'M AT WORK RIGHT HERE. >> PUT YOUR FOOT IN. >> Y'ALL GOT TO TELL ME WHAT I DID. >> The attitudes of both suspects during their arrests were strikingly similar in defiance toward the police. But with the second suspect, things escalated into utter chaos, especially in his own actions. >> I'm going to tonight. There's no probable cause. He's like, he's wearing the same outfit as >> Hit my car again. ONE MORE TIME. >> I'M AT WORK. YOU PUT YOUR HANDS ON ME. You put your You say you put hands on me. >> You say you're putting HANDS AROUND MY NECK. YOU SAYING I'M PUTTING HANDS AROUND MY NECK. NO. YOU JUST PUT YOUR HANDS AROUND my neck. I'M TRYING TO TALK. I'M >> PUSHING YOU BACK. >> YOU JUST PUT YOUR HANDS AROUND MY NECK. BRO, >> move back right now. >> Is he trying to kick you? >> No, I ain't doing nothing. You just put your hands around my neck. >> Y'all going to tell me I didn't come. GIVE ME A GIVE ME A SUPERVISOR. >> THAT AIN'T HAPPENING. >> Give me a supervisor. >> STOP. >> YOU WANT TO BEAT ME? YOU GOING TO BEAT ME? >> WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO SHOOT ME? HUH? >> I didn't do nothing. Calm down. >> NO, I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. WE'RE DOWN HERE. NO. NO. HE'S up there. He put his hands around my neck for no reason. >> He tried to talk ME FOR NO REASON. I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. I'M AT WORK. >> YO, WHAT JUST HAPPENED? >> I DON'T KNOW. THEY'RE ARRESTING ME FOR FOR CRIMINAL DAMAGE. HOW? I'M AT WORK. WHAT THE KIND OF CRIMINAL DAMAGE DID I DO? >> BRO, what the >> what the kind of criminal damage did I do at work? >> We're just trying to save in here. >> Calm down. >> What kind of criminal damage I DO AT WORK? >> We'll explain after we get him safely in here. >> It was from a couple days ago from MY UNDERSTANDING. >> NO. NO. I WORK. >> NO. NO. I'M HURT. >> STOP. NO. THEY GOT TO TELL ME I DID COUGH. CALM DOWN >> NOW. This mother RIGHT HERE TRYING TO CHOKE ME. >> HE DIDN'T TURN. >> YES, YOU DID. YES, HE DID. AND I CALLED IT OUT PLENTY OF TIMES. >> I didn't DO NOTHING. I WASN'T SPEAKING SUPERVISOR. NO. >> DESPITE having a job, he still committed the wrongdoing without any concern for the consequences. The man was unaware that his accomplice had already been arrested and confessed everything. And he continued to flatly deny involvement. Y'all talking ABOUT GODDAMN TAKING ME TO JAIL FOR FOR CRIMINAL DAMAGE. I'M AT WORK. >> HUH? >> I'M AT WORK. >> THAT SOUND CRAZY. >> CUZ YOU DIDN'T DO IT TODAY. >> THAT SOUNDS I WORK EVERY DAY. >> YOU DID IT. WHY YOU >> I WORK EVERY DAY. I DIDN'T DO THAT. Me that that that's the case. Y'all can arrest anybody and say they did it. >> Y'ALL COULD ARREST ANYBODY AND SAY THEY DID IT. >> NO. >> HE HAS A warrant for him, too. >> You have a warrant for your arrest in Alabama. All extradition. >> No, it's not. No, it's not. YO, IT'S NOT. >> NO, IT'S NOT. I JUST GOT OUT of decision heard me, bro, for no reason. Pull him out. No, I didn't do nothing. >> Can you stand up? >> Resisting. >> No. Hurt my ass for no reason. >> Can you stand up and relax? >> No, I didn't do nothing. >> I want to speak with the supervisor my going to go down. >> Hilarious. I personally asked for the supervisor. He is coming. Okay. But you can't be kicking the police CAR LIKE THAT. >> HE CAN'T BE CHOKING ME. I KNOW THAT. HE AIN'T SUPPOSED TO DO THAT. I know that. >> I know that. >> It'll be the same way when we get to the jail. >> Okay. >> No. >> Okay. >> You ain't going to kick me, buddy. >> Bottom. Just put in the bottom. >> What? You going to choke me too? Again? You going to choke me again? Huh? >> No. >> Huh? You going TO TRY TO CHOKE ME OUT AGAIN? >> NO. NO. >> HUH? >> I got >> Yeah. Y'ALL EMBARRASSED ME AT MY JOB JUST TO LET ME GO. I DIDN'T EVEN DO NOTHING. >> Y'ALL TALKING ABOUT CRIMINAL criminal wetriminal DAMAGE >> AND I'M AT WORK. THE man's resistance escalated to an extreme level, forcing police to use stronger measures, even though his opposition could have been handled much more calmly if he had truly done nothing. >> That's crazy. >> GIVE ME A SUPERVISOR. >> WE NEED TO HURRY THE UP. >> He don't work on your time, BUDDY. >> HELL NO. NO, I'M NOT COMING DOWN. I'M NOT COMING DOWN AT ALL. I'M AT WORK AND Y'ALL DOING ME LIKE THIS. >> THERE'S TWO supervisors here now. All right. >> They're getting out of their car. What you call? >> Yeah. What's wrong? >> I don't know what the hell going on. I'm at work and and they talking about some criminal damage uh thing that I supposed to been had done uh uh uh days ago. Okay. If y'all saying I did some criminal damage stuff, for one, I know that all I do is work. I'm at my job right now. MY SUPERVISOR JUST came out here to tell these guys I'm at work. SO IF Y'ALL IF Y'ALL TALKING about I did any kind OF CRIMINAL DAMAGE, SHOW ME THE PROOF WHILE I'M AT WORK. YOU DON'T DO ME LIKE THIS. >> THAT'S what >> I didn't do nothing as far. I didn't do nothing. >> The detective here has enough information to charge you WITH THE CRIME. >> HOW? WELL, WHAT CRIME DID I DO? >> LIS, I'll be upfront with you. Okay, >> I'm the detective. Okay. >> What crime did I do? LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, I'M TRYING TO BE QUIET. >> YOU'RE WILLING TO LISTEN. I'll explain you. Okay. >> Come on. >> So, right now, you're suspected of criminal damage property, which which means you were breaking their mailboxes. The reason I believe you're the person cuz you're wearing the exact same outfit as I have you on camera. Break into a mailbox. Same shoes, same pants, got same straps on, MAN. >> THESE SHOES JUST CAME OUT. EVERYBODY GOT THESE SHOES, by the way. >> Yeah. >> So, everybody got threads. YOU KNOW HOW MANY PEOPLE IN MY CHILD GOT THREADS? >> THAT'S WHY. THAT'S WHY. >> That's why you're being charged. on a DIFFERENT DAY. >> NO, Y'ALL CAN'T TRY. THAT'S THAT'S THAT'S THAT'S RACIAL PROFILING. CUZ I'M BLACK. Cuz I'm a black man with trans. Cuz I'm a BLACK MAN WITH TRANS. >> IT'S A MAN IN MY JAW. EVERYBODY IN MY JAW GOT >> The first suspect faced loitering or prowling, criminal trespass, seconddegree criminal damage to property, financial transaction card theft, possession of tools for committing a crime, and first-degree burglary. The second suspect was charged with criminal damage to property, obstruction, criminal trespass, and first-degree burglary. Resistance and denial only escalate the situation, putting oneself at greater risk of arrest and harsher treatment. Law enforcement will persist in uncovering the truth, and accountability is inevitable. Next, this woman even lied about her age, trying to dodge responsibility. >> Why you have receipt for this and not have the receipt for the next? >> Because I had to go to two different registers. >> Wow. I'm only 13 years old. You can't do this without my parents permission. >> On November 30th, 2023, police were called to Target after a report of a suspicious shopper. Surveillance cameras showed a woman skipping scans at the selfch checkout, only scanning a few lowpriced items to pay before leaving. At that moment, officers approached her in the parking lot, completely unaware. >> Yeah. I mean, you have an issue with the scanning machine? No, I had I went to the regular register and she scanned me out with the regular register. >> I didn't have an issue. She fixed it for me. >> Who'd you come with? >> Why does that matter? >> Because there's two of you guys. That's >> Yeah, cuz she came and brought me the rest of the money. >> Yeah. So, who'd you come with? That way we >> She brought me the rest of the money. Do you want to come talk to the lady that checked me out? >> No, I want you to answer my question. >> Let's go talk to the lady that checked me out, please. Cuz I didn't take anything. I just literally had to go to the second register and she helped me at the second register. >> Who would you come with? >> Like the person helped me at the regular register. >> Who get there? Who did you come with? >> Why does that matter? >> Because you need to answer my question. >> She It's my friend. She has to go to her kids today. She It's her kid's birthday today. That's the reason why I came here. Do you want Can we come talk to the register? Cuz she's literally just helping me through the register. I don't see what the problem is. >> All right. So, you can walk through this officer. We're going to go back in the store. I'm going to grab your shopping cart. Cool. >> What? >> Her excuses were completely unconvincing, claiming she had help from someone else while cameras clearly showed her alone. Even her attempt to pay for a few items just to get a receipt only added to the evidence, but all of it was already documented by loss prevention staff. >> Which one did she get? >> Um, pretty much the vacuum, the Legos, um, this and this stuff in here. >> I have to go to two different registers. I know you did. I was watching you the whole time. It's okay. >> So then what's the problem? >> You didn't pay. >> What do you mean I didn't pay? >> Yeah. So gift pack is probably going to be these. Uh the water at the bottom and then wonder shop is going to be this bag. >> Yep. >> And the one she didn't pay for is >> all these >> this bath mat. Dude, I got the Legos at the first one. I got the Legos at the first register. Yes, I did. And she finished helping me scare me out. >> Who's the receipt for that? >> I don't know. It's probably there, Stella. If you go look. >> Why do you have receipt for this and not have the receipt for the next? >> Because I had to go to two different registers. >> All right. What else? We're going to go in here. All right. >> I'm not going in there. Yo, I have to step it. I'm not going in there. What the dude? I didn't do anything wrong. What are you doing? Get your hands off of me. I didn't do anything. Get your hands off of me. Get your hands off of me. Get your hands off of me. GET THEM OFF OF ME. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. I STOP. GET THEM OFF OF ME. GET OFF OF ME. >> WOW. I'm only 13 years old. You can't do this without my parents permission. I'm only 13 years old. You can't do this without my parents permission. I'm only 13 years old. >> In reality, her name was Danielle, just 20 years old. and her face alone made it impossible for anyone to believe she was 13. But it was her sudden frantic resistance that pushed the entire situation into tense. >> Dude, I'm literally 13 years old. Bro, you can't do this. Can I call my parents? >> You can in a second. Sit down. >> Cuz my parents won't like not lie here and you can't you can't do this to me. >> Knock it off. >> Not if I'm only 13 years old. I'm underage. I'm underage. >> Is your ID in your purse? >> No, it's not. >> Where is it? >> I don't have it. >> So, you're not under. >> Can I just take the stuff I paid for Liam? >> No. >> No, we're beyond that. >> You can't be cool with you. >> We would have been doing that if you were cool. Cool. You know, like >> like the lady that just told you that she helped me scan everything else. She just told you that. >> She helped you scan for the things that you paid for. Yeah. >> What's the What's the car she was out with? >> Um it's going to be this purple scion that's sitting right out here. So if you go out, >> she literally has to go pick up her kids. >> Our drive section is right here and it's just right across. >> She has to go pick them up. >> So she's behind a silver Tacoma. She literally has to go pick up her kids that are like little kids. >> Can we get an estimate on >> Yeah. >> Where's that sign out? >> Right after that, officers approached the driver who had been waiting for the suspect from the start to gather more information, but it seemed she wasn't easy to deal with either. >> Hello. Did you come with uh >> my friend? >> Friend? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. You're not in trouble, but obviously um she's in trouble. I mean, I guess you shop like that, but um what is her name? >> Um I don't answer questions. I'm sorry. >> Okay. Use your identification cuz you actually went in there. >> Yeah, I can get you. I don't know. >> Hey, and you guys both came together. >> Huh? >> I went to the store to get >> I'm not asking if you went to the store. I'm asking if you guys both came together. >> So, there's my driver's license. It's a yes or no. >> There's cameras, sir. That's fine. And that's fine. You can see on camera then I >> You are so being uncooperative right now. Why is that? >> I'm trying to be cool with you, but you give me a hard time. >> But sir, I don't answer questions. Okay, then I'll just be stopped. >> I give you my idea. Is there anything else I can provide you with my You want my insurance registration? I do have that. >> No, this is not a time to stop. This is a criminal offense investigation. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, you can sit there if you're not going to answer questions. Sh. >> I will. And I will. At that moment, officers were hit with an unexpected move from the suspect they had already detained. A desperate attempt that never stood a chance. >> Hey, please leave me alone. PLEASE HELP ME. GRAB IT. >> I'm just going to be involved. Go to your vehicle. >> I'm just going to sleep on it. >> Just leave on it. Hold up. >> Little girl, please. >> Oh my god. Please go >> chill. I don't want to go to jail. I've never been to jail. Please. I like >> Did anybody even say you're going to jail? >> Please. I don't pay for all of it. >> Can I pay for this job, please? Can I pay for it? Can I please >> stand up? Act like an adult. Stand up. >> Officers then searched the suspect's bag and found a stolen bottle of perfume along with one pill suspected to be fentanyl and three other loose pills. In the end, she was charged with shoplifting, escape or attempted escape from an officer, possession of a controlled substance, and resisting or obstructing law enforcement. Always remember this. The harder you try to dodge the truth, the deeper you sink. Her desperate excuses, her sudden resistance, even her attempt to run. None of it saved her. 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. And more entitled, this woman called 911 on herself to try to get herself out of trouble. >> I called y'all for my safety cuz they thought we were stealing. >> So, was there anything in your carts that you didn't purchase? But yeah, I did lie and I just don't want to get in trouble cuz I'm already on probation, but I wasn't stealing nothing. >> On February 24th, 2025, police rushed to a frantic emergency call from a young woman who claimed that she and her brother had been stopped by Walmart staff. The moment officers arrived, she insisted in a tense voice that she had been falsely accused of stealing. >> And literally, I'm not about to keep arguing with them. He got we got all our receipts right here for the TV and everything. He counted everything in our cart and still trying to say we stealing stuff. What? You counted one cart. YOU DIDN'T EVEN COUNT MY POOL CART. We got every look. Everything's on here. >> Did you call 911? >> Yes, I did. What are you talking about? >> I'm out with the caller. Um, do you want to go talk to them? You want me to talk to him? >> I want the rest of my [ __ ] He's trying to say that we took that we stole. >> Dude, let me see the the um receipt. >> We counted everything in our cart and still going to say we stealing. [ __ ] >> Listen, just don't go anywhere yet. I'm going to help you guys work it out. >> No, I'm Uber. So, I'm just Uber. >> Yeah, I'm just I'm going to cancel it. >> No, don't cancel. >> Yeah, cuz you're going to spend time here. No, it will not. >> I got We got to make sure everything's all good. >> No, everything is fine. No, they >> Just give me one sec. >> They said this stuff is good. This is good. >> This stuff is all good. >> This is good. But he's saying that we didn't pay. >> Did you How did you pay? Did you just >> You paid no Walmart pay. You can't pay nothing else but Walmart pay or cart. Please do not cancel cuz we got to go home to my nephew. Please. Like, please. What's he talking about? Everything in his mom cart is in that store is pay for. >> How'd you get all this out here by yourself? >> My brother. >> Oh, okay. >> He counted everything in the cart. Half of the stuff that's in that's not in his car is in there cuz he took it out. >> Yeah. Hurry up. >> They talking about he going to call the cops. No, I'm going to help you. I don't Nobody needs to steal. We got money. I got EBT. >> Yeah, but it's saying I don't know how to read this. So, is it Was it declined? >> No, he declined it, but it was because he he had um a regular card instead of Apple. Yeah, he was he used Walmart pay. >> Police quickly realized that the real problem came from the receipt tied to that pile of merchandise. To dig deeper, officers sent a separate unit inside the store to gather statements from the brother and the staff. >> Who who was the issue here? What happened? >> Uh >> yeah, we were trying >> We're trying to figure is this two separate incidents? What is this? >> We trying to verify the items that the >> Okay. >> Some of the items are not >> what did you not check? >> Did you not scan it on check out? No, I have some some not >> and and they don't want to they don't want us to verify. >> Okay. >> There's a lady who has just left without >> Yeah. I have my partners talking her outside here. So, >> let them just bring everything because some of them are not facing. >> Okay. >> And are you listening? >> Yes. >> So, now what I'm saying is I didn't come up to the front. >> I got the TV, my game, all that. Right. >> Are you with them outside or not? >> Yes, I with them outside. But in the midst of that, he's saying he stopped us, right? showed him the receipt. He's saying that it's some item that's not paid for. >> Do you have Do you have the receipt? >> She has papers. >> I'm talking I'm trying to be respectful. I'm talking to him. >> Okay. So, >> so then after that, he's saying, but they started going back and forth. I'm telling her to give him receipt. All right. She not giving it to him. He's saying the stuff that's in that car is not paid for, right? I'm like, "All right, cool. It's not paid for. That's not my issue. I didn't bring this stuff up. the person that was in the back of but I paid for it. It's no issue. I show you my cart. I paid for it. >> Were you guys all together at one checkout counter? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, this items that you have right here, >> this right here is paid for a bunch of stuff and that stuff is he went through that already. But he's saying >> all that stuff is good. That right there is not paid for. All I'm saying, I will pay for it again. But he was making a big issue. My Uber is about my Uber is about to cancel. I said my over >> it cancel. >> No. Let me ask my police officer what I want. To clarify things, the police needed to verify every single item themselves, but it seemed like the two brothers were a bit annoyed by this. That alone made the situation feel suspicious. >> This stuff right here. >> Yeah, this this is part of the one. >> Okay. So, we just have to we just have to verify this one. I'm touching. >> Yeah, this one. This one. >> How did you verify? >> This is what we're going to do cuz we're way we're making this way way too complicated. Look, way too complicated. Ma'am, do you mind if you just bring your shopping cart right here real fast? We'll just verify this stuff real fast. >> The quicker you cooperate, the quicker we're going to get your >> Just look, we're just going to verify and then he said whatever. >> He just He just said the stuff that is good that's out there. Everything that's not good, he just put back there. That's what I'm saying. >> I understand. Ma'am Ma'am. Ma'am. >> Okay. Listen, at this point in >> just bring it in. >> He just wants to verify this once again and then that's it. >> Can he come out here and do it? Because I'm not about to keep bringing this in and out. >> How about we How about How about we do this? I'll wheel one in. >> One in and you wheel the other one in, right? >> Yeah. You need help doing it, right? >> You got this. This >> has Okay. Oh, sorry. All you want to do, correct, is just verify stuff, right? Just just listen. Listen to me. Listen to me. >> What you want to do is you just want to verify the items. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> That's it. >> Yeah, that's it. >> Okay. All right. So, let's verify this real quick so we can get them out of here. Let's go. >> During the investigation, they discovered several unpaid items such as wet wipes, diapers, infant clothing, and two bottles of formula. The remaining items had been paid for using the suspect's mother's EBT card. The police spoke with the staff and made their decision, but it seemed like things still weren't over yet. >> They don't want to trespass you. Nothing. Okay. >> They just wish cuz it's already like it's already 11:02. They already shutting down. Um if you could just come, he say come back tomorrow. Whatever the items are that you want to purchase or purchase. He doesn't want to trespass you. Doesn't want anything. Just whatever. Okay. Okay. >> We'll just put this down as a misunderstanding. Understand? >> Okay. Thanks. >> All right. Uh did did you provide the other officer right here? >> Yeah. I don't have a No, I I said that I was 17, but they asked me did I have an ID and I said no. >> Okay. >> But my name is Sierra Williams. I called on the phone. >> You didn't do anything wrong. Why Why lie about who you are or how old you are or anything? >> Why? Why about my age? >> Why do anything wrong? If you didn't do anything wrong, why would you say >> I don't really want to get too in detail? I didn't really have to get past like asking who I am and do I have an ID. >> Why wouldn't you? because I didn't do nothing for me to even give any information. >> Stop inside a store with more police officers and security. >> I called y'all though. I called y'all. >> I called y'all for my safety cuz they thought we were stealing. >> But the truth was that they had stolen the items and now they added false information to the police. Little by little, the woman stopped showing any willingness to cooperate with the officers. >> Why did you lie? >> Because I didn't think I had to give y'all information about something that >> We're investigating a shot a possible shoplifting. But it's it's in >> and now you're trespassing from the source. So now we have to identify you. Show me anything that can prove your name that you're telling me. You have a debit card or anything? You got nothing? >> I can't EBT. >> You have nothing with your name on it. >> Kenya, how old am I? >> No. I want to talk to one of your parents. >> Mama, she's sleep. Oh, my dad. Hold on. >> Hello, Dad. How old am I? >> Dad, you sleep? My bad. Just How old is my dad? >> Just get the office ready. >> How old am I? >> Let me talk to your dad. I got to identify you. You're making it harder. >> I'm not making it hard. >> You're making it much harder. How am I making I'm 20. Give me anything that has your name on it. >> I don't have No, I don't have You're lying. >> I'm not lying. I literally >> You already lied. So why should I believe you now? >> We have a Starbucks card. >> Okay. Show me something with your name on it or you're not leaving. >> Well, then I can't leave. I have nothing. >> Or I can bring you into the police department and we can lock you up. >> Just lock me up. I have no >> We have to identify you at some point. >> Like I literally have my iPad. Like I don't know what you want. >> And what's your ID? this. I have no How you telling me that I have ID when I don't? >> Okay, so you're telling me you don't have any identification? >> No ID. >> Okay, so >> where did you used to live? >> Where I used to live? >> Where do you come from? >> For example. >> Not only did the woman refuse to provide her ID, but her brother did as well, as if the two of them had planned this together. Notice how the woman acted after seeing her brother being pressured. >> Officer is verifying me. >> I'm trying to verify her. So I want to see if you're going to corroborate what she says. If not, she's getting locked up. So, what is her first name? >> What do you mean? >> What is her first name? >> Why do we get locked up for it? >> She's hindering apprehension. >> She might be. As long as your name checks out, you give us the correct information, you're fine. What's your first name? >> What's her first name? >> Why is you asking me? >> Because I'm trying to corroborate the story. >> You're a shop owner. >> What's her first name? >> That's fine. He gave us I have more than enough. So, sit down. >> I was going to talk to you out here. >> No. To me? >> Yes. >> Why? No, stay right here. You're not going out here. >> No, I want to talk to a person right here. >> Right here. Person to person. >> All right. Well, we can't stay. >> I don't want to go here. I want to stay right here. >> I feel comfortable talking out there. >> We'll go over here. I don't know why you want to go anywhere further than here. >> Get out of here. >> All right. >> Right here. I don't want you going out there. I'm not chasing. >> I don't even know. We don't have to. >> Stay right here. >> You could keep me in the corner. Look. >> Okay. Oh, wait. I just want to talk to her personally. >> Okay. >> Okay. Me for a second. I don't want to get in trouble. I didn't steal nothing. I wasn't doing nothing. But yeah, I did lie and I apologize. But I just don't want to get in trouble cuz I'm already on probation. But I wasn't stealing anything. >> If you're on probation, then you you should know by now that you need to be providing your proper information when you come across. >> I don't want to get in trouble because I don't >> we aren't there. They don't want to press charges on shoplifting. You could have left here 20 minutes ago if you gave me your proper name. See how this is a problem, right? >> Why? Why did you lie? Do you have worries? >> No, I'm on probation. I mean, they still I could go back to jail and I don't want that to happen. From what she said, it seemed this wasn't her first offense. Shortly after, the police arrested both of them and took them to the station. There, the woman still refused to admit her actions. >> Thought you're going to be sitting right here. >> Oh, damn. >> Um, so just give me those. I'll let you leave the black one on. >> All right. >> Just sit down for a sec. >> What? Um, I'm going to have you take that hat off, too. >> All right. My wig is Damn. Can I get my other jacket? >> For what? >> This just broke. >> All right. Just Just sit for a sec. What's up with your hair? It's a wig. You want to see? >> Oh, it's in the hat. >> What's in the hat? >> No, no, no. It's two different things. >> Okay. Okay. Um, you can keep it on. Yeah, that's >> I just want the hat. That's all. >> Okay. >> You can do is take those shoes off. I'm just going to track on. >> You want to make one? Go ahead. >> What? Can you tell? >> No, but I was at Walmart and you know how I got EBT or whatever. I went food shopping for money and shir got his taxes and me and him was just going shopping at the store and then that's when the guy was like, "Oh, can I count your stuff?" Um, it was like some of the stuff did not pay for, but we like we did pay for all of this stuff. Like, I don't know. They just see, you know, when black people get money and we go to the store, they can be really stealing every time. They arrested me because I told them false information cuz one of them I'm on probation and I don't have time for, you know, stuff like this to be on my name, which it is now. But I felt like me personally, I felt like I ain't have to give them information if I wasn't stealing. No, Ken is here. I just called her. But yeah, they just locked me up for um well, they didn't lock Well, they process me, but it's just for lying about my name and stuff. I just thought I I didn't have to really tell him and I didn't. >> No. Yeah. I go I go to probation in like two days. >> No, not two days. I'm on like March 3rd I go here. So, I'm going just tell her. I could call her up and just tell her, but they probably they probably going to take me to the client counter. >> Finally, Kira L. Snipes was charged with obstructing justice, hindering identification, and criminal trespassing. This case shows that lying and refusing to cooperate only made things worse for her and ultimately the law caught up with her actions. Next, the crazy man enjoyed every wrong thing he had done. >> He got in my face first. Okay, I got in his face back. I stood up though cuz I got three broken ribs, bro. He st he turned it down for me. I stood by up. He got mad. On November 25th, 2024, police were dispatched to a store after receiving a report that a man named Edwin had stolen $300 worth of toys. Upon arrival, accounts from both the suspect and the employees made it clear that the situation was far more serious than initially thought. >> They mad. They mad cuz I called him a [ __ ] He mad cuz I called him boy. >> Okay. So, >> I'll talk to you in just a second. Okay. What's your name, >> man? And they got mine first. >> Okay. >> Is this all the stuff that he stole? >> He stole. >> Okay. >> So, what he did is he went to aisle 17. He removed it all off the shelf, put it in his Target bags and stuff. >> Okay. >> He went around the store. He maintained constant observation. Um, to selfch check out with his friend, which his friend was not with him at the time. >> Copy of that information. >> Yeah. If you could actually you could make a just a sheet copy like on paper. That works for me, man. Yeah. So we follow him. His friend meets up with him from himself. They go to selfch checkckout. His friend buys all of his stuff. All the stuff he concealed, which his friend did not know about. So he's not um was not scanned or anything. It came out of selfch checkout. We stopped him there right at after selfch checkout. >> Right after the selfch checkout. >> After the selfch checkout. >> Um we were talking to him. He was he seemed to be okay. I said, "Hey, we just need all toys back. We're going through all the bags." Then he starts yelling at us. I said, "Dude, you got to calm down." >> And then he starts saying he's like a lame king and this and that. He's going to he got in my uh partner's face over here. >> So, we got in his partner's face, threatening that he's going to beat us up and everything. I said, "Okay, let's go ahead and detain him. Let's get him upstairs. Let's get him to the police." Um once we were uh detaining him, um we went to go bring him upstairs. And that's when he spit at my partner. >> Okay. >> And then while we were up here, >> so he spit at you. >> Spit on. Spit on you. Okay. >> He resisted, yelled, threatened, and spat at the store employees. Yet, even when the police arrived, the suspect still seemed to think his actions weren't a big deal. >> Hey, bro. Hey, you losing these cups with me? >> No. >> Damn. You Mexican? >> Nope. >> What are you Puerto Rican? Honduran. Salvadorian. You Latin though, boy. >> I'm Latin? Yeah. >> Yeah. I see. You can't help a brother out. >> You right in your face. >> It's not very nice. >> Yeah, it could happen. Think about Actually, that's not very nice, man. >> I know you're hurting my feelings. >> I sort of losing these C. You hurt my feelings. Question. How does this whole new C no cash field thing work in Illinois? >> Typically with that, it's um >> I was I would ask about that. I never talked to a cop about that. >> So, essentially make certain offenses non-deainable where we wouldn't arrest, right? And then >> basically, if you don't rape or murder anybody, right? >> It depends on the offense. As long as it's letting out a misdemeanor dude, Basically, you get like a It'd be a ticket. >> It'd be a ticket to appear in court type. >> So, is he going to get arrested tonight or >> I have no idea. I don't know the facts of it. My partner will >> What? My partner will. All right. >> All right. Thank you. >> The officers returned to take a statement. Their questions were sharp and serious, making the friend clearly nervous. But the suspect stayed calm and acted like nothing was wrong. >> Hey, man. My name is Officer Wilhelm. Okay. Would you be willing to talk to me? Yeah. >> Okay. So, I can see you got some handcuffs on you. So, you're in c. You are most likely in custody. You >> want me to leave? No. >> Okay. >> Okay. Do Do you want to tell me your side of the story or not? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> They got their stuff back. They said we were going to let him go there, man. Cuz I called him a I called him a boy and that's that. >> And I spit on him. >> Okay. So, then why did these loss prevention guys catch you with a whole bunch of toys? cuz they weren't in the car. They landed on top of all of the bags. He was paying. He thought we got them at Target. That's that. >> Okay. So then why did you walk past the last point of sale, those checkout, selfch checkouts with all those items in your uh cart? >> Cuz I was sitting down and I was on my phone. He was going to >> Okay. When officers asked what he had done to the employees, he answered casually, showing no seriousness. He claimed the employees were overreacting and insisted he had done nothing at all. >> So, why'd you start spitting on people? >> Cuz they choked me. >> They choked you? >> Yeah. And I got three I told them I got three broken rims. That's why I'm in the cart. You know, automatic cart. >> I was on my phone. Yeah. I was in the cart. >> Okay. >> They came to me and he leaned down to me. He got in my face first. Okay, I got in his face back. I stood up though cuz I got three broken ribs, bro. He He turned off me. I stood up. He got mad. He choked me cuz I called him a boy. >> How'd he choke you? >> Like around my neck. He He told me, "Do you want to die right now?" >> Okay, but it's like I'm asking like specifically how did they choke you? >> Imagine your hand. >> No, I want you to sit there. If you move again, I'm going to put you in handcuffs. You understand? >> So sit down. >> Imagine your hand. He choked me with his right arm around my neck. >> Then he put his left arm behind my back. My back and my neck. So he had me unlocked. >> Okay. Okay. So there's video footage. I'm going to review it all. >> Okay. >> Okay. All right. Do you want to tell me anything else about what happened today? >> No, I just wanted to go home, man. I want to go back to my hotel. >> You want to go back to your hotel? >> All right. Let's see. >> At that moment, the officers decided to take the suspect away. His friend still thought he was affected. And with his condition, the officers gave him a few pieces of serious advice. >> I just wanted to know why you said you were going to lock me up when I got Are you screaming at me because I'm homeless and that's real? That's how I felt. >> No, I'm telling you to sit down. All right. Because what you're doing is encroaching on my space and I don't need a fight. Okay. >> Inevitably, you could be arrested for obstructing because he's trying to conduct any investigation and you keep interrupting. I asked you to sit down and I asked you to stay quiet if he didn't want to be involved in the report and you kept talking and you kept interrupting. >> All right. >> I'm sorry. >> Okay. >> I want you to come with us. Okay. You're under arrest for retail testing battery. >> Okay. >> I'm not battery. >> All right. >> I personally didn't know that. Okay. That I'm mentally ill. I'm mentally ill. I'm sorry. >> I can understand that people have certain disorders. Okay. I'm not faulting you for that. I really didn't know you I was getting involved. I have autism. >> Sir, let me talk. >> Okay. So, previously you said you know Edwin because you're both homeless. >> Yeah. >> Okay. The loss prevention people spoke to me. Okay. They got your statement. They don't want to pursue any charges against you. Okay. All right. So, yeah. My recommendation, don't hang out with him anymore. Okay. Figure out who you're associating with and stuff. >> Is that his phone? >> Okay. So, if this is his phone, this is going to come with us. All right. Nothing else is uh is his. Okay. Hey, I appreciate >> I just You see, I'm scared. >> I appreciate you talking to me. Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. So, yeah, just grab your stuff. Um and then >> I'm going to go We're going to walk out. Okay. >> [ __ ] You should go have one with me. >> Hey, >> when you get off work. >> What are you What are you doing? >> I'm going to go have a beer after at a bar. I was going to say, well, just make sure it's not outside cuz public drinking. >> No, I know. I know. >> All right. Do you like your dog? I was nervous. Really? >> Yeah. Grab your stuff cuz I got to walk you out. Okay. >> In the end, the man was charged with shoplifting and aggravated battery. This case showed how arrogance turned a small theft into something worse. Instead of admitting the truth, he faced heavier charges. More chaotic. This woman thought that the victim act would actually work. Please let go of me. Please let go of me. Stop it. Please let go of me. Just take a deep breath. >> On July 4th, 2023, police responded to a shoplifting report at a shopping center. The suspect, an older woman, seemed like a straightforward case until officers arrived and asked her to come with them. >> Hello. >> Everything good? >> I think she's coming with me. Okay. this way. >> Oh, okay. >> You need me at all? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> No, I know. But one way or another, John, the door is closed. It's too late. >> You're not right. I didn't do anything. >> So, go that way. Go this way. >> Please, sir. >> I have groceries and I have kids. >> Right now, you're under arrest. You understand? Let's go this way. >> Let go of me. Honey, don't let go of me. No, I'm just asking him to let go of him. Look, please let me just let me just comply and you won't give me privacy. >> I know, right? >> All you have to do I'm giving you a lawful order. I'm giving you a lawful order to come in here. >> All these people are watching that you're disobeying a lawful order. >> No, I understand what you're saying. >> Step inside now. >> Please >> step inside. >> I can't be under arrest. I have kids at home. >> Step inside. >> Please stop being upset with me. >> Now you are resisting. That's another charge. >> No. >> Step inside. >> Stop it. >> The woman displayed blatant non-compliance, naively believing her please would work. But what she didn't realize was that her actions were only making things worse. >> Please. I'm walk. >> Nope. You are under arrest. >> Let go of me. >> You are resisting. You are under arrest. >> Please let go of me. Please let go of me. Stop it. Please let go of me, sir. Ow. NO. >> You're not going to do this to me. >> Stop. Me. Hey. I am A PACEMAKER DEFIILL. I CANNOT GET T. >> I am giving you a lawful ORDER. >> I AM ASKING YOU TO STOP. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WRONG. >> Stop touching me. I'M WALKING UP WITH MY GIRLFRIEND. >> YOU ARE NOT GOING ANYWHERE. >> YEAH, >> you are not. >> Why? >> You left outside the grocery side entrance where THE >> THIS IS I'M calling No, this is not >> Excuse me. Stop it. I didn't do anything. PLEASE, I HAVE TO GET HOME TO MY KIDS. >> NO. NO. NO, if you please, I will turn myself and you cannot hug me and do this. I will. No, please. I don't I'm not well. I'm not joking with you. >> These are on your standard. Please. I was terrorized by officers. I was like, and then they help me. Please understand. Please, I can't. Please. I'll turn myself in. If I walk, please don't do this to me. Please, >> I am I have given you. >> Her agitation kept escalating as she hurled accusations back at the officer. She never sought to understand anything, choosing instead to play the victim while refusing to face the truth behind the entire incident. >> PLEASE STAND UP. >> PLEASE. >> STAND UP. >> Please don't hurt me. >> You got her under. >> All you have to do is stand up. >> I WANT MY FAMILY. I need your stand. >> Please understand. This is not fair. >> Can I get you to stand up? >> Please, I will. >> STAND UP. >> STAND UP. >> This is wrong. >> Stand up. >> It's not fair. >> Stand up. Listen to me. There's nothing that happened. >> So why are you doing this to me? >> Stand up. >> Please listen to me. Nothing happened. So I meant to have kids. >> Everything would have been fine. Understand that I have kids and I have pets. I don't have a warrant. >> I understand this. That's I have a lawyer. But I have a lawyer. It's not me. I understand that. BUT I'M TURNING MYSELF in with my lawyer. >> I have You can call it. >> Listen, let me talk. Do you think that we want to do this right now? It's the Fourth of July weekend. >> I know. Please. want to DO THIS RIGHT NOW. Don't interrupt me when I'm talking. None of us want to do this. >> Can we stand you up? >> Stand up. >> Stand up. I'm going to help you stand up. >> Stand up. None of us None of us want to do this. Come on. >> We're placing you in handcuffs. Handcuffs. Just take a deep breath. Listen. No, please no. Please no. Please begging. You You don't understand. PLEASE. YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND. WHY? I AM. PLEASE. Please understand. Please. I'M BEGGING. >> THOUGH she cried, not a single tear ever fell. And once again, her attitude shifted. She started accusing the officers of terrorizing her. A performance that only exposed one thing. This wasn't her first time tangling up with the law. >> Here's the clock was just broken into my house. You're going to think I'm lying. Six of them. And they pushed me down. They did not even have charges change. I I was they paid me when you knew I had a pacemaker. >> The warrant was for Lee County, which I don't even know where that is. I was in jail for eight days. They came in. They terrorized my mom. They put me broke down the bathroom door. And then they came on top of me and two of them chased me at the same time. >> He tried to get away. I stopped her and I told her she was under arrest. Okay. >> She said no. I put her up against the wall. I said now you're judge. None of us want to hurt. >> I won't go into I just wanted you to be I am not doing anything wrong right now. Please, please. >> I Let's >> Please tell my mom. >> Are you ready for >> Please call my mom. >> Are you ready? Are you ready for me to talk? >> NO, WE DON'T NEED >> I'M NOT OKAY. >> ARE you Do you want Do you want >> I'm never okay. >> Do you want an ambulance? >> I just want to be left alone. I am. Please leave me alone. You're terrorizing my life right now. >> Nobody's terrorizing. >> Yes, you are. My I have kids at home and I have pets at home. >> Well, then you kind of made a poor decision. >> It was troubling how this middle-aged woman kept making everything harder. She even dragged her kids and her mother into the mix as excuses to resist, forcing the officers to escalate their actions step by step. >> Well, who's going to take care of my kids? >> No. Please take care of No. No. I don't think they would. >> Stop. Please let me call MY MOM. STOP. If you make fun of the DEFICIENCY BACK, >> PLEASE. I'm just asking you to not cop me. I'm asking you to not cop me. Please help me. >> Please, somebody help me. >> Somebody help me. >> I know, right? Cuz this is terrible. LIKE, WHAT DID I DO WRONG? And look at all of you. Wait, look all of you. >> Look at ALL OF YOU. NO, WAIT. YOU'RE VERY REAL. >> NO, YOU ARE HURTING ME. MY KIDS AWAY FROM YOUR HOME. >> OKAY, step away from your home. >> Please understand. >> No. No. >> No. NO. NO. PLEASE. I don't see. I mean, let's talk here. Let me pull my mom. I NEED SOMEONE TO HELP ME. I CAN'T DO THIS. >> NO. Please help me. Please help me. Help me. Help me. >> Back at the station, regret finally crept in as she began to admit pieces of what she'd done. In truth, she was the one who let everything spiral into chaos all over a petty theft that wasn't worth anything to begin with. >> I'm so sorry. >> This is my birthday. I'm so sorry. >> None of us put this again. >> None of us put this on wanting to hurt anybody. >> Okay. We were called for a reason. >> You know, I understand you're doing your job and I'm sorry. >> Hi, sir. My name is Officer Mike Riser with Round Lake Beach Police Department. >> Hi, Officer. Attorney, how are you? >> Good, thank you. Um, so she we originally went for a shoplifting call and um you know, as funny as it may sound, it was for only $15 and some change. Um, we did advise her and then the warrant popped and then um uh we had told her I told her she's under arrest and then she resisted as well. So that that's where we are. So So what I'm doing is I'm filling out paperwork, uh our administrative paperwork, our booking sheets, and I'm going to site her with the incident that we had here. And then uh in the meantime, I'm waiting for county to get back with me on the warrant. >> Okay. >> She was ultimately charged with petty shoplifting and resisting arrest. Always remember, a single lie can snowball into chaos. Stay honest, stay calm, and own your actions before the consequences own you. What do you think about cases like this? Share your thoughts in the comments, and don't forget to like and subscribe so you won't miss the next video. Next, this entitled woman turned herself into a laughingstock. >> She told me was that they asked you to leave and you got nasty and were swearing and just making a fuzz. >> Stop. What are you doing? You like >> stop kicking me. On April 6th, 2022, officers were dispatched to a bustling shopping mall after reports of a disruptive woman causing chaos inside a retail store. But the drama didn't end there. Not even close. Let's dive in and see what happened next. What's going on? >> Okay. Has she stolen anything? >> No. >> Excuse me, ma'am. The big problem is they want you to leave. They've asked you to leave. This is a private business. They can ask anybody to leave that they want to leave. >> I can't come back. >> Uh well, they do want to trespass you, I believe. But um the most important thing is if a business owner asks you to leave, you're supposed to leave the premise. You can actually be arrested. >> He actually told me that he wasn't the owner and that he was just a manager. >> Well, the manager said she had she had asked you to leave as well. Bottom line is though, if a business asks you to leave, you have to leave. It's a private business. They can do that. Someone can do it at their house, too. >> If someone's if you're at someone's house and they say, "Hey, Jasmine, we want you to leave." You say no. >> They say they didn't want me to leave. They said they wanted me to stop trying on their [ __ ] >> Okay. Well, it may have been a miscommunication. >> What she told me was that they asked you to leave and you got nasty and were swearing and just making a fuss. >> You said you just said you said suck my dick. And I was like, well, I don't need to repeat that anymore. I say that to you, sir. >> Demi Moore said it and GI Jane worked for her. >> Huh? >> Sorry. A little bit before your time. Um, are you a manager? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Just tell her she's not welcome back. We're good. >> You're not welcome back. >> Okay. >> What seemed destined to end quickly when she agreed to step outside was shattered the moment the security gate alarm revealed the situation was anything but simple. >> The state of Florida prefers in cases like this that we issue what's called a trespass warning. That's basically a civil >> not shocking. It is. >> Was that their Was that their uh >> Do you want to follow up on that? >> Well, she's trespassing, so she >> Did you want to do anything? >> She beat whenever she walked out. >> Just let it go. >> I kind of figured something out, but >> you want to follow up on her or no? >> Um I mean, I don't know if we could check her bag then. Yeah. >> Well, we have we have reasonable suspicion at this point. 430. >> Hey, Jasmine. Sorry. So, when your bag went when you went through the security checkpoint, your bag went off. Okay. I'm going to need to check your bag and make sure you didn't steal any merchandise. >> This is the shirt that >> The woman calmly chewed her gum and pulled out the items without a hint of worry. Yet, she still refused to let the officers touch her bag, making the situation tense. >> These are my pants. My sweatpants. >> Okay, hold on. I need you to put this down for me. I don't want you reaching in there anymore. Stop right now. >> Get off my bag. >> Let go. Let go, Jasmine. >> Get off my bag, bro. Jasmine, you need to let go. >> Get off my bag. >> Relax. Let go of the bag. I'm going to search you. >> Stop touching me and get the off my bag. If you don't relax. >> Hey. Hey. Hey. >> You're going to end up getting an additional charge if you don't stop it. Stop right now. >> Stop. >> Don't you dare. Don't you bite him. 147. >> Not right now. In a minute. In a minute. >> I'm going to jail. >> STOP. >> CALL MY DAD. I'M GOING TO JAIL. >> YOU'RE GOING TO STAND up and I'm going to have this officer search you. Do you have anything on you going to get you in trouble or get her hurt? Stop. Stop fussing with the cuffs. >> Stop fussing with the cuffs. >> It's not going to make them go away. >> While officers check the items in her bag, she kept making everything more complicated until she put herself face down on the chair again. >> I don't know if that's theirs. >> Okay, there you have to get out. >> Do a favor. Go grab that manager. Bring him over here. has swing. >> Those are polo pants. We do tag Charlie Xray Lima 630. >> You were planning on what? >> Going somewhere tomorrow so I can put those on. >> Come back to his Chevy to Darlene Jones 923. Make them a little tighter on her. She's got little wrists. >> She's trying to take them off. >> Stop. >> Stop, [ __ ] >> What the? >> You need to stop. >> Stop resisting arrest or I'm going to charge you. >> All right, that battery that's touching me. >> Stop. >> You are under arrest for shoplift. >> Removing her from the store was nothing close to simple. Her shocking behavior caught the officers completely offg guard and only stacked even more charges against her. >> No, >> you are not getting away. Stop it. >> Stop. >> STOP RESISTING. >> STOP, JASMINE. >> You are going to jail today. It is happening. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop. >> Stop. Walk. You just broke my train. [ __ ] You would walk. This wouldn't happen. >> Walk. >> Stand up. >> Come on, Jasmine. Stand up. Act like an adult. >> Hold on. >> Another officer. We'll drag her. Stop. What are you doing? You like >> Stop kicking me. >> I'm not kicking any. >> You can't get out. >> Stop. >> This is not a game, Jasmine. Going to roll it over on her stomach. >> You going to kill me like how y'all did, George. >> No one's going to do anything. >> No one's going to hurt you. >> Cooperate. >> Everything that's happening to you is is on you. Stop. There's a gun in my hair. Can you take it out? >> It took more than two officers just to escort this single woman out of the store. Her own actions had earned her this privilege in the most negative way possible. >> Y'all got my titties and everything. >> That's on you, Jess. >> Oh, that she hurt. Stop >> walking. >> Walk. >> Turn her this way and drag her. Stop trying to twist it. >> That's from you. >> That's from you. >> I got her. >> She's going to fall though. We're going to have to grab her feet probably. >> I'm telling you, it's much easier. >> All right, that's fine. She's not. >> It's much easier. >> My dad is in the mall. You can go see him right now. >> This way. Turn her back towards us, guys. >> Now there. >> No. No. Turn the sirens. Turn this. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Come on. All right. That'll work. >> Okay. >> Yep. >> Yeah. >> Come on. >> Is that from her nails? >> Yeah. >> Nasty ass nails. >> No. >> Hey there. >> In the end, the woman was charged with petted theft, resisting with violence, battery on an officer, and assault on an officer. Remember, don't think resisting is ever the right move. The more you fight, the worse it gets and the heavier the charges you'll face. 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