Grab me. >> Get off me. >> You want to get tased? >> Get the off. >> Stop. >> Bro, what are you tackling me for? >> RESISTING. JUST STOP. >> I got a whole thing on my leg. >> Get off my leg. [screaming] >> Relax. >> He's on my broken leg right now. Triple C for me and then I'll trade you some seed for it. Which one are you buying for me? and Matia and Korscha. Thank you very much for making yourself viral cuz you just get fired for real. For real. >> All shopping centers, including Walmart, have rules for how customers should behave while shopping. Yet, some people brazenly believe they have the right to break them, using products in store or taking items without paying. They would pay a steep price. And everything appeared in today's video when entitled Walmart shoplifters get [music] humbled by nononsense cops. Every moment on camera leaves a lesson behind. Pay attention and don't forget to like and subscribe. Starting with this woman, her judicial system is broken just like her leg. >> Walking stop. >> Stop. >> You You're a big guy, ain't you? You're such a big guy, AIN'T YOU? >> BRO, GET THE OFF MY LEG. ON OCTOBER 30TH, 2024, while on patrol, police were suddenly flagged down by a nearby security officer reporting that a woman had assaulted them at Family Dollar. The man added that her actions went far beyond just that. >> What's up, buddy? >> What is it? >> I just had this lady assault me in that store. >> Which one? >> Family Dollar right there. >> Where's she at? >> She just ran down that way. She's carrying a carpet and some >> What's she wearing? Black, white. >> She's a black female. >> Okay. What What kind of clothes? >> Uh, dark clothes. >> Okay. All right. That's cool. I just got flagged down by security. I think it's that 38 home of the board. He also said that she has salt that they're looking for. Why? >> At that moment, police located the suspect described nearby, but it soon became clear that approaching her would not be easy. >> Stop for a second. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Yeah, I got it right here. Driving cars and uh run. Come here. What? Dude, stop. Are you serious right now? Stop >> walking. Stop. >> STOP. What's wrong with you? >> What? >> Give me your hands. >> Get off of me. >> Get off of your hands. >> Get off your hands. Bro, what the is you tackling me for? >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Bro, what are you tackling me for? >> Resisting. Just stop. >> Resisting what? [screaming] >> Stop. >> Why are you tackling me? >> Stop. >> Bro, who are you? >> Get off of me. >> You done? >> No. Get off of me. >> I'm on a broken leg. Bro, >> get off of me. >> Bro, stop. >> For what? In response to questioning, the woman's attempt to flee from the police was recorded as resisting them. And it subtly indicated she was trying to hide something. Yet, when confronted, she outright denied it. >> You can't tell me to stop. >> Yeah, I did. >> For what? >> How did I know you're talking? >> Stop. For what? >> Stop playing. >> You just saying stop. Stop. Stop for what? You can't tell me to stop. Get off of me. My leg is broken. That sucks. Get off of my leg. My leg is all the way broken and you're on it. Get off of my leg. >> Get off of me. >> Stop. >> I don't know. >> Yeah, she said that uh she assaulted that security guard OVER THERE. >> BRO, AIN'T NOBODY ASSAULTING no security guard. [ __ ] is you talking about? [ __ ] him off of me, bro. GET OFF OF MY LEG. MY LEG is all the way broke and he's on my damn leg. Get off of my leg. YOU'RE IN THE MIDDLE OF TRAFFIC STOPPING TRAFFIC. You You're a big guy, ain't you? >> You're such a big guy, ain't you? >> BRO, GET THE OFF MY LEG. >> ARE YOU DONE? >> NO, YOU'RE ON MY LEG AND IT HURT. >> OKAY, STOP MOVING. >> I GOT A WHOLE thing on my leg. >> Stop moving. >> GET OFF MY LEG. [screaming] >> RELAX. TO CLARIFY, the woman, Ariel Young, had been arrested 32 times, mostly for minor offenses. Resisting the police was nothing new to her, including pretending to be a victim. >> Damn. Get off my broken leg. >> Relax. >> Tell him to get his fat ass off of my leg. >> Assaulted security guard up there. Can you go to the Can you go to the store up the road? >> Yeah, I saw a security guard. Radio like started like doing some death. >> Are you just telling me to stop? I don't even know who the you talking to. >> Yeah, I'm good. >> Can you get off my leg? It's bleeding. >> Hey, take a breath. ALL RIGHT. >> NO, TELL HIM GET OFF MY LEG. >> BLEEDING, >> BRO. Get the up off of me for I get you with a sword. >> Yeah. >> Damn. >> No, I'm not >> weapons or anything like that. >> Oh, you touching on me and harassing me. My [ __ ] whole leg is broke. That >> sucks. I'll get you a medic. >> Go for me. You got anything? I >> right here. >> What? >> [ __ ] >> All right. You stand up. >> No. >> Why not? >> Look, this what you want to arrest me in front of everybody. Tackle me in the middle of the street. >> I didn't tackle. >> Yes, he did. >> Put my shoe on, bro. >> You touch me in the other side. >> The woman even gave orders to the police, not just one, but two officers to serve her, including during the process of escorting her into the vehicle. We're not doing this, LADY. >> NO, WE'RE NOT. AND YOU'RE PUSHING MY broke ass leg. >> But the one you're dragging >> harassing me for no reason. >> I want to know what is I'm being stopped for. >> There was a theft down the Family Dollar. >> Okay. What that got to do with Nick? Stop it. We're going to figure it out. You kick your legs back. >> No, I'm not. Okay. >> Stop it. >> All right. >> You stop it. >> We can play this game. That's cool. You want me to get on the other side and drag her through? >> Yep. >> All right. Sweet. >> You got her. >> Sure. >> Yep. >> All right. >> You better not spit on him. >> She just spit on you. >> No, she was she was away from me, right? >> Yeah. Keep your light. >> I'm stopping. I I need air. >> I need to pull the car up like >> At one point, even the patrol car seemed to belong to her as simply closing the door became a struggle for the officers. >> Oh, go ahead. You stop me like this. >> Okay. Okay. So, do you want to stop? >> I ain't a medic AND I DON'T WANT TO SEE SOMEBODY RIGHT NOW. YOU JUST [ __ ] UP MY LEG. You >> You're the one that KEEPS KICKING. >> NO, YOU'RE THE ONE BROKE MY LEG. >> I DIDN'T BREAK YOUR LEG. YES, YOU DID. You want any? And I want to Okay, good job. Cool. >> Did she spit on you? >> No. >> Is anybody Is anybody out there? >> Uh, yes. 120 McDonald went over there. The woman's actions were nothing more than resisting the police, but they created extra complications, including the need to arrange additional medical care. Meanwhile, the items she had stolen were quickly recovered. you. >> Yeah, kind of like [ __ ] always like >> for who? No, there's a medical call. Another one just cuz >> dude like no. Dude, there's like I don't know if she like spit on me or what. Ah, it's gross. >> In the end, the woman was arrested and charged with resisting arrest, obstructing official business, and petty theft. She also had active warrants for drug paraphernalia and drug possession. She spent 44 days in jail while awaiting trial and was ultimately found guilty of theft. The remaining charges were dismissed and she was ordered to pay a $50 fine, receiving credit for the 44 days she had already served. Every scream, denial, and bit of drama turned a simple stop into a full-blown mess. The lesson is simple. Staying calm and cooperating keeps a bad situation from becoming far worse. Worse yet, the thieves were entitled teenagers. >> Why are you stealing stuff? >> Um, just not enough money for like the that stuff, I guess. >> On February 6th, 2025, police were dispatched to Walmart after reports of an ongoing theft. The suspects were identified as two women who had hidden merchandise inside a backpack and their clothing. They moved through several aisles collecting items, but at selfch checkckout, they paid for only a single low-v valueue product before walking out. When officers arrived, both women were detained inside the loss prevention office. >> Both of those are stolen merchandise. The shorter the two receipts was that stuff there had in her pockets. The larger the two of the stuff down here you had in your backpack. They have said that some of the stuff that was in the backpack was for both of them. >> Cool. Oh boy. All right, ladies. I'll read this to both of you so I don't have to read it twice. Okay. So obviously you're not free to leave cuz you're not both of you. You have the right to remain silent. You understand that? >> Yeah. >> You understand that? Okay. All right ladies. So with those rights in mind, um are you willing to answer some questions or we're just going to go about business? >> We can answer questions. [music] >> Cool. Why are you stealing stuff? >> Um just not enough money for like the bad stuff, I guess. >> There's not enough money. >> Gotcha. >> The simple reason behind it was that they didn't have enough money. Yet none of the items were true necessities. Everything they took was cosmetics, from skincare to makeup. One of them had hidden items in her bag worth a total of $328.94, while the other only slipped the $23.93 worth of merchandise into her jacket pocket. >> Like life essentials, you know what I mean? >> Yeah. Just like the fun stuff. >> Yeah, the fun stuff. Which there are two more items. These two right here that they pulled out of packaging so they're not >> on your life essentials but like is our life essential. >> Well, I mean if you you could live your life without any of these things and you're not going to >> I mean you know that's your judgment not ours. So >> well it's also kind of common sense but that's okay. >> Okay. It doesn't speak to our common sense. >> Well that's that's that's true. That's very true. All right. So this came out of the backpack. >> Correct. >> This came out of that cart. Correct. >> Her pockets. came out of her pockets. Yes. >> And this was in a backpack that was with her >> on her back. >> Cool. Subtotal 30797 2584. Beautiful. >> Okay. Um, what do you need for you got photos of those? So, you have names and photos and stuff. >> I have the stuff I need written down. Yes. Their claim that they stole the items for themselves wasn't even true because when reviewing the surveillance footage, the two women had arrived at around 10 p.m., choosing a late hour to avoid being noticed. They came together and moved through the aisles one by one. Even when checking out, they scanned only a cheap item, but didn't pay for it. After that, they walked out the door with confident expressions, clearly showing this could be a theft meant for illegal resale. >> All right, I'll explain this form to both of you, and then uh I'll have you each sign your own individual form. So, this is a restriction from property for Walmart. So, this says your trespass from every Walmart location in the continental United States. And it's all Walmarts. >> Just every if it says Walmart on it, you're not allowed there anymore. Period. Okay. Um if you do come back, um you're subject to arrest. Okay? Even if you're purchasing items, you're still subject to arrest. If you come back to a Walmart and steal, especially in the state of Washington, you'll be arrested for felony burglary instead of getting a ticket for theft in the third degree and then being cut loose. Okay? So that means you go to jail, you face prison time, you face a major fine, all XYZ. So no more Walmarts. Understood. This will be yours. I'll need just a signature. This is not admitting to guilt. Just saying that you understand that you're not allowed at Walmarts. Right here on that X. And are those are those two items on the small receipt? They are not on either receipt because they pulled them out of the packaging that had the barcode on it. So I have to go find them. >> Gotcha. But they came out of whose pockets? >> They came out of the backpack. >> They came out of the backpack. Copy that. >> Here. I'll be chasing those two items down and getting them. >> Copy that, sir. >> Did you want them on separate seat or added to the large one? >> Um I mean added to the large one would be great cuz then it just updates the subtotal for me. Not that it's going to make a difference anyway. It's the same charge. Thank you, sir. And then I'll borrow these. Actually, I'll leave that one since you're going to add those two. And then I'll be back in just a minute. These girls showed absolutely no concern for the seriousness of the situation as if it wasn't their first time dealing with the police. Even while the officers were trying to explain what they would be facing, >> again, warrants aren't very fun. So, there's that for you, Miss Gonzalez. They're having a hard time finding your information in the system. >> Did somebody bite this? >> No. Perforated edge on the printer is crap. Anyway, if you're okay with it, it's your backpack. Just my backpack in case you have anything. >> I just like them to check just to make sure there's nothing else in there that you didn't pull out. >> And everything in there is mine though. >> It's your backpack. If you say no, it's a no. >> I said no. >> Okay, cool. Okay. >> Here's that back for you. Same thing. I told them all the things. No court date up here. Website, phone number if in case you need to contact. says right here, "If you don't hear from him within 15 days, let him know." Um, because if you miss court, there'd be a warrant for your arrest and that would be bad. Same same crime, same RCW, theft in the third degree. Up here's all your information, my information, agency information, things like that. And the perforated edges on this side are going to match up with her ticket. So, like a symbol of your guys' friendship if you feel like it. Okay, got that. Good to go. All right. Your guys's trespass takes effect immediately. So, we're going to hang out while you guys bail. Did you have your card? I do. >> All right. >> Do we just open the door? We're allowed to touch the door. >> Yep. Sure are. You're allowed to walk out the other one, too. >> They were charged with theft in the third degree, a misdemeanor offense under state law. Both individuals also received a permanent trespass order prohibiting them from entering any Walmart location in the United States. Stealing is never a solution, and showing a careless attitude when dealing with police only increases the legal trouble they will face in the future. Even worse, the woman seemed to believe that stealing was something she had the right to do. >> I don't know why, but I have a feeling Apple Pay is not going to work. >> And Porsche, thank you very much for making yourself viral cuz you get fired for real. For real. The police received a call from a woman at Publix reporting that she had been assaulted by the staff there, leaving the officers completely confused. But things seemed to shift in another direction when they arrived on scene. Let this manager explain what had happened more clearly. >> Good morning. >> Like 10 things up for soup. >> Oh, put her hand in every box of chicken that we had so we hadn't. >> She didn't have any money to pay for any of that. >> Go get her. So if she can't pay for the soup, we'll like to press charges cuz she ate it all. >> Oh, hey guys. I'm leaving right now. I just But after I pay for the food, of course. >> You want to pay for the food? >> Yeah, but they won't charge my phone any Apple Pay because the other ones that went to saw the other guys, remember? >> No. No. >> There's a thousand of us. >> Oh, you going to Colonial Bad Boy? No. Okay, but what I >> is that I was paying for this with Apple Pay and I didn't know my phone was dead and I have the money to pay for it and they were like I hate broke fat ass white and they were they're harassing me. It's all over the surveillance. I promise you. And then this one right here with glasses said she's stealing money. >> So ma'am you saying you need your phone charged right now to pay. Is that what you're telling us? >> So if you charge your phone, you're going to pay. >> What kind of phone do you got? Apple iPhone uh force brought back 206. >> It seemed the story shifted from suspect to victim through the woman's own words. She said she was ready to pay if she could charge her phone, but her solution was completely flawed. >> You like a phone charger >> triple C for me and then I'll trade you some [music] for it. Which one are you buying for me? >> I'm not buying anything for you. >> Oh, I get to buy the charger and then they >> No, you get No, no. They have a charger. They're going to >> loan you a charger temporarily to charge your phone hopefully. >> They said no. They said they said you're going to 33rd. And I was like what? How do you know about 33rd? Did I see you in there? And she was like, "Yeah, catch me outside." And I was like, "What?" >> Okay. All right. >> Who is the charger back then? >> Just take her. >> Take her. What does taker mean? I've got to pay for it. You can't take me to 30. >> No, I did not. >> We have an opportunity to play. >> We got to try. Otherwise, that's not gonna fly with the state attorney. >> Have to give her an opportunity all the time. That's why I got a class action lawsuit because already >> I have a feeling it's not gonna end up working out. So, but we got we got to try. >> Pull up. Pull up. Pull up. Why did she take my phone? >> How are you supposed to charge it? >> I don't want her. She said to charge it. I want her DNA on my phone. >> What am I going to do if I have her DNA on my phone and she steals the phone from me and I walk out right now and she goes 33rd for life. Ma'am, you said that you want to get your phone charged so you can pay for the stuff you just ate. >> Said she lied to you on camera on your accident to say there's no charges that she said there is. >> It was clear the woman's mindset was completely problematic, especially since she refused to let anyone touch her phone. Yet, she had no issue plunging her hands into the soup. The officers even saw more products she had opened with no intention of using >> the chips, too. >> $3. All of that. >> You opened every single one of these. >> She put her hand in every single one of these boxes. No, they she opened that. >> Some of them are not. I'll tell you what, the ones that are not open, we'll just get rid of them. >> The ones that she has opened and touched something, we'll just get a charter for those. >> What's your first name? >> I'm a YouTuber. And it's um >> What's your What's your first name? >> Ty Dasty. Dy Dasty. >> Uh how many more things of soup? >> How many things of soup total? >> I think it's going to be like eight things of soup. >> What's your date of birth? Dynasty Robertson. >> It's 21946. >> So, ma'am, just confirm, we do have the money on your account to pay for. >> I sure do, but I can't see it right now until the charge comes up. >> Okay. How much is it? >> Hold on. It looks like it's probably going to be over $100. >> Oh, over $100. That's great. >> Okay. As long as you $100, that's fine. >> Yeah, but they they were acting like it was going to be $500,000. Like, >> no, I don't I don't think the the bills generally go up that high. Never told me until they harassed me until you guys got back here after it was going to pay and then he's not off for me charged until you got here. >> Robersonson. R O B E R S O N. >> That's correct. >> Where are you from? >> I'm from the kingdom. >> What state is that? >> Guyana. G A M A. >> How long have you been in the United States? >> Um I'm I can be deported at any time. So I've only been here for about 2 weeks. >> Her story kept growing more circular and those very statements made the officer suspicious about her real identity. You don't have an accent. That's interesting. >> Wow. Isn't that how it is for wife, too? >> Usually that's how long I let go. >> Oh, really? You've been to Guyana before? >> No, but I know Gy people. >> Oh, you know G people, but you have not been to >> I have not been to Guyana. >> That's just like >> See, they always do this. That's why I'm trespassed off like 90% of Orlando because they always think that I'm not going to pay for stuff. Do I look like a broke [ __ ] to you? Like, you know what I mean? >> So, what year did you say you were born? Uh, and would you like to pause, rewind, and then play again because this is all recording on your Axon where I went. >> So, you said 1946, I believe. >> Yeah. So, why did you ask? >> So, because I don't think that's accurate cuz that would put you at like 70 years old. >> No, it would put me at 77, actually. >> Okay. Are you 77 years old? >> That's why I have silver hair. See, you think a 21-year-old would have silver hair like this? Oh, >> you look great for your age. >> Oh, thank you so much. >> The whole counter was filled with S so close. She was just ladling and out. >> Yeah. And she kept going. I'm like, "Well, at this point, we have to say something to her cuz we can't keep her up." So then when she asked her, she was saying that she was feeding the homeless with a $25,000 check that she didn't start. So I'm like, "Ma'am, if you pay on a check, I can't take a check for that amount." She was like, "I never said that. I'm paying with cash." >> I don't know why, but I have a feeling Apple Pay is not going to work. That's just my professional opinion. Um >> then she just thought, "Oh, if I touched it, you can't sell it." And just open every box. >> So the other boxes, >> so okay, so she consumed out something out of each one of these boxes, though. Okay. >> That soup aisle had turned into her own little homemaking game, and she was seen chatting and laughing with other customers as if she had done nothing wrong. And now it was time to see whether she could actually pay like she claimed. >> Turn around. >> There you go. All right, we got just enough juice. Let's pull up this Apple Pay. >> What happened? It came up. >> Yeah, >> I told you I have Apple Pay. >> Well, you have a rung up. >> Thing charged up. >> Come on. Let's go. Let's back up here. We're going to pay. >> Okay. >> You want to go to one of these fine individuals and I'm pretty sure they can ring you out and we'll get you and get you the food since you paid for it now. >> Okay. >> Sorry. turn. >> Yeah. Turn. Turn. Turn it. No. Otherwise. Keep going. No. No. Other way. >> There you go. >> Are you able to walk, ma'am? >> No. >> How did you make it enter the store? >> I I barely came. >> All right. Go that. >> No. No. Other way. Other way. Other way. >> Where's the beer? You guys follow me. Go down. Oh my god. >> What did you say? >> Which one we actually starting to sound like? >> Right here. Right here. >> Right here. >> Right there. >> 19265. That what you said. He said 192. >> Yep. That's exactly what I said. All right. Let's try and see. I'm not >> Del 100. >> So if you're having trouble Oh. Oh, you got Oh. Oh. >> I'm sorry. What was that? >> Hold on. Please wait. Please wait. Not authorized. >> Oh my goodness. >> Let's try another one. Don't worry. Don't worry. >> If you want to use a combination, that's also allowed. >> Is it okay if I call? >> After all the delays at the checkout counter, the result turned out exactly as the officers had predicted. And based on her own story, it seemed this was not her first time. >> You're going to see too the next person in line. 851 central for items. >> And then the funny thing is I would like not pay for it and they would still keep all the food and you wouldn't give me the food. So they win. >> No, actually if you pay for it, it is yours right now. >> What they said is if for some reason, >> but right now they're doubting that you have the ability to pay. >> What they said was if it doesn't go through for some reason, they get to keep the food and charge me. That's what they do all the time. They did a fee the other night. They did Uber all the time. I have class action lawsuits all over the city. And I know more OPD than you know OPD. And you know this name All right. Who wants to write the statement? >> Does she know how to write better than me? >> How about we try another card because I don't think that one's going to work. >> This is not your card. So, you'll know how many times you have to swipe until it actually works. It's part of the uh what's it called? That encryption that I built into it because I did cyber security. Okay. So I know once I hit 17, it's about to right now. >> Hit 17 times it'll accept. >> Total victory to the Bible alone. >> Oh >> yeah. >> Can't argue with that. >> So after Apple Pay failed, she pulled out her card to pay. Something she could have done from the very beginning. But the real shock was that the number of cards didn't stop at just one. There we go. >> Oh, >> approve. Approved. >> Wow. >> How about that? >> Oh, so that took $50 off. >> All right, now we can get uh >> another 142. >> We'll try the Apple Pay again. Now that it's less, maybe the Apple Pay will take a little more. >> I think that card's going to be depleted. So we can try another car. >> No, it gives people live right now because they're live adding stuff to my cash app. That's why it's going to say not operate if you want to hit 17 since they're watching live and on your axons cuz you guys are part too obviously here. No, you cannot hold on to >> that one. >> We had one car with $50 and we have another car for $4. >> Really? >> So, we're getting there. >> We're getting there. >> The Medicaid card. >> All right, let's skip the Medicaid card. >> That's the uh social work. No cash back. >> Oh yeah, there's no way getting out of this one. >> From Apple Pay to credit cards to a medical card and even EBT, she pulled out everything. Yet none of it had enough funds. The woman had kept everyone waiting far too long. And to put an end to the stalling, the officers decided to act. >> We've satisfied this law. >> Stand up. We know you stand up. >> I can't. No, I don't know. You can't do this. Let me get my cane at least, please. >> Well, Kane's going to come with you. Come on. But we'll help you. We will be your >> Let me get my cane. ABA. ABA. >> Okay. All right. All right. >> All right. Just give me a second. I got to get off this. My ass is so fat. >> Let's go. >> Oh, you did that. >> Oh, no. First 911 911 after call 411. >> Is there an emergency shuttle for this? >> 1800. No. I'm going to 33rd. got my bail money on deck. It's for $137.93 and they took off 50 and they're going to keep all the money and you're going to get free food and my iPhone. This is how it goes. And Latia and Porsche, thank you very much for making yourself viral cuz you getting fired for real. For real. Tell officer Ar what's up caller. I'm on the way. I get >> I can't wait to get locked up. I'll get I'll grab the >> again cuz I'm 7:30 official [ __ ] I'm crazy. >> All right, man. Let's go. >> Marie Cakes with an S85 on Snapchat 6,000 subscribers. Suck my dick. >> Yeah, man. Come on. There's kids here. >> I don't care. Them kids. >> Okay. >> Hide your kids. Hide your wives. This is what we call this how we do it on Sunday night for everyone. In the end, she was charged with pettit theft and misuse of 911. Acting careless, turning herself into the victim, and wasting everyone's time only made things worse. If she had taken responsibility from the start, she could have avoided all of it. Next, these girls had the guts to steal. Yet, they couldn't bear the responsibility that came with it. >> We are two young girls trying to make it out the hood. We literally got stuff in that cart to resell because I've been out of work lately cuz I've been sick. >> On November 11th, 2024, officers were dispatched to a Target store in Florida after receiving reports of a theft that had already taken place. The suspects were believed to be two teenage girls. And the moment officers arrived, the girls stood casually at the storefront, completely unaware that the police were already right behind them. >> Hi. Why don't you come inside? Let's go inside. >> Thank you. You need to have your >> You don't have to grab me. I will cooperate anything you want. You don't have to be aggressive. I'm not being aggressive. >> Back up. Back up. Back. Back. Back. Back up. Back up. All right. Come on. Hi. Come on. Excuse me. Sorry. Thank you. Go ahead and uh sit down and see your picture. >> Thank you. Thank you. Is your ID in these? >> Yeah. >> From the way they looked at each other to the way they cooperated and followed the officers, it was clear they already knew exactly what had happened. At that moment, the police began pulling out the items they had hidden inside their bags. >> Can I get it? Thank you, ma'am. Your ID went in here. Do you have it? >> Yeah, I have it. >> Where did I in my car? >> Okay. All right. So, this one. >> Hey, I have more stuff right here. Okay. Oh, yeah. >> Hey, is this your open? All right. This one was in the pink purse which was hers. >> And then this one was in the black one. And that one is that one. >> Yeah. And then the joint one will be >> Yeah. >> So receipt. >> Okay. >> So what should I do right now as far as letting my family know? >> I'll let them know or you can call them, whatever. But you're going to jail. Okay. This was the one thing neither of them had expected and their confusion only grew, replacing the earlier look of indifference they had shown. >> Well, let's let's one second. Let [snorts] me first go over some few things right now first. >> What should I Where am I going exactly? >> One second. Um, >> give me a second. We'll go through everything. Okay, just wait on calling them. That makes it easier. See, you're 20. Let me see. All right. What's your first name? >> Jayen. >> Spell it. >> J A Y L E N E. >> Okay. Last name. >> Santiago. S A I A. >> Okay. Middle initial. Middle name? >> A. >> What's your middle name? >> Just A. Oh, no. It's a a M A R >> M A R I. Okay. >> Huh. >> What's your date of birth? >> No, I don't have it yet. >> And what's your address, J? >> I don't really have a SI address right now. Where do you sleep [music] at night? Where would you get mail? >> The two girls stayed fairly cooperative and tried to appear calm during the questioning. Meanwhile, one of them kept trying to reach a family member, but that calm quickly collapsed the moment the call was answered. [snorts] >> Hello. >> Yes. 33. Can you recclassify? This is signal 39. I have two in custody. >> Is it 33? Can you recclassify? This is signal 39. I have two in custody. >> Yes, I know, but Megan has to make a call. >> Is this address still correct? Megan, is this address still correct? >> What's your current address? life plan. >> Yes. >> Jaylen, you do have a driver's license. How did you get here today? >> You drive. Okay. So, it's your vehicle. Okay. What vehicle do you have? >> Okay. Wait. Hold these asking questions. Just listen. Okay. >> What vehicle did you drive in? >> I'm going to let you know. >> Sorry. What was your question? >> What vehicle did you drive in? >> It's a 2013 Hyundai Elantre. >> What color? >> Like brown goldish. >> Brown gold. >> All right. I'm going to read you guys some questions. >> In that same wave of panic, [music] the woman went on to reveal the entire reason behind why this encounter had happened today. Listen, we are two young girls trying to make it out the hood. >> We literally got stuff in that cart to resell because we both work 9 to 5 and it's not working. I have two little ones. They daddy don't even work. Like I'm out here struggling and [snorts] I just And I'm trying to come up with some money because I've been out of work lately cuz I've been sick. >> Where are you selling stuff at? >> Just the people whoever will buy whoever >> you sell like in a market on Facebook on >> No, it's just the like people like we know like hey do you want a handy cup? >> Okay. So you resell the items. Okay. Okay. So, you have two girls you're trying to support and their fathers don't. Two girls or two children? >> I have one boy and one girl. >> Okay. And you're trying to support them. >> And you just found out. Okay. >> Both of them tried to paint themselves as victims desperate to escape poverty, [music] claiming that was why they broke the law. But officers knew this wasn't their first time, and they immediately pressed the two about that detail. Can I ask you about what happened last week? >> Same reason. >> Same reason. >> Same thing. >> So, do you both admit that you both were involved? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, what did we do as in chopping around? What were we doing? >> What do you mean? >> Like you were taking items off. You're putting it into another bag and you both take blame and walking out with both properties, all the property, all the merch sites in the store. >> Huh? >> You both engage in placing the items into other bags. Correct. >> You mean >> like the merchandise, you took it and put it into other bags and stuff like that. You concealed it and you both take admission to both walking out of the store with the property, both intending to resell the items. Correct. >> Yes. >> Okay. Okay. Sounds good. All right. I'm going to go grab my car right now. >> Can we please make a scene out in front of people? Cuz I feel like when you was driving this, you just like a whole scene. I understand we're in trouble, but I don't want to be making feel like >> Yeah. But normally, so you got to understand, normally people run. So that's why I was catching you guys. Make sure But I wasn't gripping you up. I didn't th causing a scene is throwing you on the ground, throwing you up against the wall. Is that correct? Like in the movies where you see it in the movies. We didn't do that. I just made sure I I took hold of you. Made sure you didn't try to run off because normally that's what people do when they get caught stealing, especially the mount that you guys have. Okay. Um, give me a sec. >> With everything [music] finally admitted, the decision to take them to jail was unquestionable. One by one, they would have to face the reality of being placed in handcuffs. You have a bra on. No. I can't see the way too. >> All right. Go sit down. Sit. Come here. Thank you. I'll give them right back. Take off all your doors. No. You want to finish your phone call? >> No. >> Need you to turn your phone off. >> Okay. >> Turn the phone off. So, so can you guys give me some instructions as to where >> I need to be on the county jail processing center. >> Go get your phone call. >> Yep. >> Here I can I need to write down the number >> for what? They could just call the county jail. It's P County Jail. >> But when I make my call, I need >> Oh, I can get you a phone number. You're good. What phone number do you want, girl? Is it in your phone? >> A different phone in my other phone. It's a big phone. >> You got two phones. [ __ ] It should be on. >> Finally, they were charged with grand theft under Florida law. This case reminded others that acting calm or making excuses never erase the truth. Taking responsibility always begins long before the police arrive. Moving out of the shopping center, heading toward this extremely [music] arrogant customer at Starbucks. >> Who is in charge? >> Let's go. >> Nope. You're [music] staying here. Get off me so I can get up, dumb ass. >> Get off me. Did you justing lean on me to get up? >> On May 25th, 2024, police received a report of a woman causing a disturbance at Starbucks. Things sounded serious. They rushed to the scene and it quickly became clear that the situation was far more complicated than they had expected. >> What's going on? >> Just the customer. >> Where is she at? Last I saw, she was up the door. >> Inside? >> Yes. >> Oh, why are you guys out here? Oh, I was just letting the customers know. >> Oh, they sent me back here. Can we go through here? >> Yes. >> What? You just wanted to leave. What's wrong? >> Um, so yeah, we just >> What's she look like? >> Where at? Oh, is this the way? What? The one with the Hey, wait. The one with the cell phone. Where? Is she still here? Did she leave? Should I leave? >> All right. >> Oh, I want to find a corporate. >> That's okay. >> And I would like my refund. >> Well, I can't make them give you a refund. >> Oh, yes, they can. They already told >> you're going to have to leave. They want to >> give me my refund cuz I never had a problem. >> I like I understand like that sucks and you have the issues with them like just like hotels and they can't stuff, but you can't force people. You paid my money and I would like my refund and I'm asking you nicely. >> I'm telling you right now, >> but I'm on the phone with you, but they want your money. This is what can happen. >> Okay. >> All I got to do is I'm going to go out there and citation and you're going to get arrested. >> You're not going to trust. Yes. >> You're going to give me a refund nicely because I asked for one and you're right. >> Oh, I don't have it. >> Don't have it. for a $5 coffee. The woman demanded a refund for the cup she was already drinking. An utterly unreasonable request. She even ignored every warning from the police. >> You have to go. Don't make this bad to where you have to get two different tickets in. >> They want you to leave. Call corporate. >> I'm on the phone with corporate. >> I got you, babe. You got to go >> after they give me my refund. I'm sitting right here and you're sitting right here. Why can't you just get my refund? >> Because this is a civil matter. >> I need my refund. >> You're not getting your refund from us. We can't do that. You have to get it from corporate. >> No, I can get it from them. I never had a problem here. I've been coming for three years. >> See if she doesn't want to identify. She doesn't want to leave. See if they got a name like on a card she used or something. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. You still have to go out here. >> You can get your hand on my purse. >> I tell you. >> Yes. >> Okay. So, she's pissed off. It's a female. She's pissed off because she wants her refund back, but uh they won't give it to her. I told her it's a civil matter. She was absolutely accusing her identity. I told her they want your trespass so you got to go. But she doesn't want to identify him and she refused to deliver. >> At this point, another officer approached, but the tension from her words continued unabated. She was fully aware of the situation she was in. Yet, she showed no concern. >> What's going on today? >> I already explained it to him and he got rude with me and that's how it was going to happen. >> I just got I don't know what's going on >> because the lady I asked for a refund. They said that I'm trespassing. How in the world am I trespassing? If I already talked to corporate and they literally did that's not called trespassing. I don't have a respons. Look, I know I know you guys are busy and you got stuff going on, but we got the situation out here and you guys got to make choices. So, she's >> No, I'm sorry. I got you guys want her to go. She's refusing to leave. We're going to arrest her. You have to I have to hear you tell me I want her arrested and I I want her off the property and I want her trespass. >> All right. >> So, what is what is her issue? >> I we don't really know. She started was she had >> ordered a drink. >> Okay. Do you have your ID? All right. So, have you ever been trespassed up here before? >> All right. >> I've been here coming here for almost 3 years and I ain't never had a problem until y'all got >> Okay. So, why were you asking for a refund? >> Because they didn't give me my order, but then she got rude with me in the driveway. >> Okay. >> And I literally just said, "Can I get a refund?" She would not give me a refund. So, I came inside and asked for a refund and she still wouldn't give me a refund. Then, she walked to the back and walked out. >> All right. So, what what did you order? this drink. Clearly haven't touched it. >> Okay. >> And um some chocolate chip cookies or something. >> Did you get the cookies? >> They're in the truck. >> They're in the truck. So, you got everything you paid for? >> I just want to tell you 100% I want to do this your last chance. >> Things quickly escalated as the woman refused to acknowledge the store's authority, even demanding that higher ranking personnel step in. >> They don't want you on the property anymore. >> Where's the lady that said she don't want me on the property? >> The manager said >> because they told me to get her name, too. >> Okay. So, >> when you get >> So, hold on a second. Let me let me explain it. >> That's fine. >> With management not wanting you on the property, >> they have the right to ask you to leave. And at that >> at that point, at that point in time, >> corporate told me to get the name. So >> before I can know who it was, they sat there and hadn't called you guys. >> So let's slow down a little bit. >> Okay. >> Whenever management asks someone to leave, it does become trespassing. >> She's not a manager, though. >> Anyone anyone who is an employee here has the right to ask you manager and she's not a manager. So what is her name? And then I will I already talked to corporate and they said get her name. You're constantly kicking in my face and I don't want to talk about arrested. I don't want to talk about I don't want to talk to her. I'm not going to >> I asked you not to. Can you please give me her name so I can leave? I will leave after I get her name so I can let corporate know. >> You can stop looking. I'm talking to him. He's been more prone than you have. He's been weird. Please leave me alone. >> Anyways, can you please get her name? >> I can try to get her name. However, I cannot force her to give me give me her name. So that's that's crazy because you can force me to leave but you can't >> because at this point you are trespassing because we've warned you to leave the property. >> Anyways, can you please go give me her name? >> Let me see if I can grab her name real quick. >> Mhm. Thank you. >> If you notice, her family was right behind her and she showed no shame in displaying her arrogance in front of them. She even used her phone to try to record everything that was happening. >> You're so cute though. >> You're just so adorable. >> Step out my face. >> That's not the manager right there. He doesn't have to give your manager phone. All right. So, we keep telling you everything. You're the one who won't listen. >> No, he said he's going to get the manager name. >> Hey, I do want to let you know that she even though she's so confused. She doesn't have a kid, too. Probably 10, eight. >> What was her last name? >> Her her name is And >> her name is That was not the manager that came. She just came. >> She is the one who is in charge. >> She was not here though. You're lying. And so are they. >> I'm not lying. It's all in my head. >> That is not her name. You can look on the camera and see that was not her name. >> All right. So So here here's the deal. I provided you with the person who was in charge. >> Pouring the drink onto the floor was a completely defiant act. And it was this very action that made the situation [music] escalate dramatically. >> Let's go. >> Nope. You're staying here. >> You're staying here. >> Let me go. >> Give me your hands. There we go. >> Let me go. GRAB ME. >> OH MY. >> Get off of me. >> You want to get tased? >> Get the official now. Hey, come let me get my phone. Let me get my phone. >> Stay back there right now. >> She got to get my phone. >> I don't care. Shut up. >> You shut up. >> Call your dad. >> 135. >> CALL YOUR DAD. >> HURRY UP. >> That's yours. >> Tell him to hurry up. Get off of me so I can get up, dumb ass. >> GET OFF MY BACK. DID YOU JUSTING LEAN ON ME TO GET UP? >> Stay down right now. >> Get off of me. >> The woman could have left easily from the start, but she chose to challenge herself instead, forcing a confrontation that neither the police nor she would have wanted to have in front of her family. >> I've been nice with you this whole time. >> Yeah, and you got rude when he came out. I'm at Starbucks and he THREW ME ON THE GROUND. Mine are completely torn to pieces. So, >> HURRY UP AND GET UP HERE RIGHT NOW. >> Just making sure I'm not dripping blood. >> You didn't care if I would. >> You know, I gave you multiple opportunities. >> No, you didn't. It took two of you to GET ME ON THE GROUND and you threw me on the ground. >> Get the hell OUT OF MY FACE WITH THAT BULL CRAP. >> I'm not in your face. You want to see in your face? I'll get in your face. >> And we going to have a whole contest of you. YOU'LL ARGUE IN MINE. I'M GOING ARGUE RIGHT BACK. >> AWESOME. I've got all day. >> And so do I. Pooky butt. All right, since we got another officer here, you go in the back of that car. >> That's fine, too. But I'm not leaving until mama come and get my kids. >> Well, you're still going in the back of the car. So, you keep telling us what you're not going to do, >> Quinton. Can you hurry and get her name? >> All you really had to do is leave. I don't know why you caused all this trouble. >> Because I asked for a refund. What the hell? >> We don't get We can't make them give you a refund. >> And you couldn't. You sat there and then you LIED ON THE TOP OF THE NAME OF THE GIRL NAME AND THAT WASN'T HER NAME. PULL >> my body. Pull my body cam. >> Pull it. >> You can you can request. I asked for the provided and I provided you with the name. that came to the window was not >> Do you want to listen to me >> like I said? >> Do you want to listen to me? >> I said what I said >> for a third time. Do you want to listen to me? >> Obviously not. >> THAT TIME I said the same thing. >> Obviously not. >> All right. Well, hurry up because they talking about soon >> they talking about soon as another cop car come they taking me and I said I'm not leaving until somebody come get my kids. >> Do you want? >> And then he he pressed on my back to get up off the ground. Bro, >> at this point, the officers moved to calm bystanders and double-cheed everything, all while confirming that she appeared completely irresponsible. >> That is my big. >> Okay. How old is he? >> How old is >> I'm trying? Look, sweetie, I'm trying to help you. I promise. I just want to make sure somebody can come here and get you. Okay. >> Well, uh, I just spoke with I guess their grandmother and also there's an aunt and yes, they're supposed to be in the way. The gr the aunt told me she was coming from Granite City, so it'll be a minute, but I said that I will wait. I guess cuz there's actually two other children sleeping in the back seat here. >> I think so. >> They all came in this car. >> Yeah. >> When the business calls, any business in this town and they telling us that they want somebody to leave, they have every right to do that. Now, us as the police, >> if we cannot make anything that's between the customer and the business happen. So, if a customer wants a refund, we can't make them do that. >> No, I'm saying she said >> I got you. give her a refund. >> Yeah, but they all they all called us here and said she's done and they wanted to go. I made I made them tell me three or four times. >> How did it get to this? >> I'm trying to get there. Have you ever been saying you explaining that, but I'm just saying I as it get to this? She just said she agre. >> So she's saying all she wanted was a refund, right? She agreed to give her this, right? Why did it get to this is what I'm saying you to be here. >> Wait. Well, cuz we were called cuz she was unruly. and she was becoming harmed. >> She was charged with aggravated battery on a peace officer, criminal trespassing, disorderly conduct, obstructing identification, and resisting arrest. Refusing to follow rules, ignoring authority, and acting recklessly in public can quickly escalate a minor issue into serious legal consequences. Next, the black man used the race card to resist the black officer. >> You trying to focus on me and get a black [ __ ] excuses on me. The black man. They killed me with that black boy stuff, [laughter] >> but the black man put in his bag. >> On June 18th, 2025, police received a call from Walmart reporting a theft with a man suspected to be behind the incident. Upon arriving at the scene, officers swiftly intercepted the individual matching the description. >> You got some items that you didn't pay for? >> No, I got um I paid for the iPhone, headphones, and electronic station. >> Go ahead. But I guess they caught you on camera doing something. Can we Can we verify? >> I mean, I got my receipt. >> Okay. You got the receipt? >> Yeah. >> So, step over here for me, please. Come on. Out the parking lot. I got my receipt, bro. Stop on that [ __ ] I paid for the iPhone. I just paid for the iPhone. >> I paid for the headphones. >> We You ain't got to be upset. We just We We really calm, man. Stop. You know what I'm saying? I got I don't know where the iPhone head, bro. You got a firearm on you? No, sir. I don't have no >> cuz when I walked up here, you got one? >> I don't got But I did. I paid for the iPhone headphones in in that transition. The man vehemently denied the accusations, even making racially charged claims. But with no evidence to support them, he was compelled to accompany the officers to the loss prevention office. >> All right. Just follow us to the office, please, so we can verify the iPhone. >> Okay. Well, keep walking. Just keep walking, >> man. >> Yo, where the headphones supposed to be at? >> They Apple headphones. I just got down paid for them [ __ ] >> No. No. I didn't say >> I paid for them at the counter. >> Listen, I didn't say nothing about Apple headphones, did I? >> You said headphones. >> Yes. PlayStation 5 headphones. Ring a bell, don't it? All right. >> All right. Give me an Mos all the time. Like not going to tell me all the time. was focus on black. >> The man kept insisting that he had paid for the headphones while saying nothing about the other items. It was only when his black backpack was inspected that the additional stolen goods were revealed. >> So, you pay for this? >> That's a yes or no question. Since you want to be a smart ass today. >> Where show me stealing something at, bro? >> What I'm saying? You ain't That's not showing nothing. >> That's me at the t-shirts, bro. Like I just paid for it. >> How did this get in your bag, >> bro? Don't show me put in my bag, bro. >> How did it get there? >> Why you worried about a pair of headphones? Amigos be running out this mother all type of every day. still. So, so this >> you trying to focus on me and get a black [ __ ] excuses on me. >> The black man. >> THEY KILL ME WITH that black noise. [laughter] >> But the black man put in his bag. >> I ain't got now homie. Yeah, I do what I got to do. Bro, >> you homing WITH A HEAD PLAYSTATION HEADPHONE. YOU SUPPOSED TO BE STEALING FOOD. COME ON NOW. MAKE it make sense. >> I am. I'm home with I don't got >> But you GOING TO GET THE PLAYSTATION STUFF. CLEARLY, the man realized he had been caught, leading to moments of hesitation as he contemplated excuses for his actions. Yet, none of this swayed the officers or hindered the investigation. >> You got ID? I tell you, I know my name. I'm so scared. A picture ID. I'm homeless, bro. You can call You can ask my mom Raphael Matthews. >> Write it down. birthday November 1st 194 person behind me. The world is a better place. >> You can't survive how I live outside. No. Little P Mexican who just stole a t-shirt from the same island. I ain't got my job. >> That's that shows he got pick and ch. Come on, bro. Watch these do this get a job crazy. You're not homesy, bro. So you can't relate, right? No, exactly. But it is still stupid. >> Is Matthews one T or two? >> One seen SP. >> Even the name provided by the man was met with suspicion as his earlier lies had eroded trust. Consequently, the officers proceeded to seek verification directly from him. >> So, where your ID out of >> Here's here's the thing, dude. If you don't if it don't show up, you going to jail. I'm trying to write you a check. >> Oh, that's that's that's my name right there. >> All right. Do you have the rapper I >> don't I'm some ho. >> It's crazy. I'm not here for you. I'm here for them. >> Write down your social. >> How you for them? >> Write down your social for me. >> You have to call my mom. >> Huh? >> You have to call my mom. >> You don't even know your social. >> No. >> These new age kids. >> I'm home. None of that stuff with me. supposed to be represent you ain't got nothing with your name on it. >> I don't I'm homeless. Like seriously, I sleep outside. people. >> He passed by the train station at 12:00 at night. I was sleep right there at the gate. Right there, the white gate. >> Yeah, it's not 595 at all. >> Everything began to clarify when he finally confessed just as the officers were preparing to verify his true identity. >> All right, we going to run your fingerprints, dude. >> I don't know if it's going to be the right one. Oh, you trying to check yourself? Just see. >> Raphael Matthews. >> Man, can I can I talk to this officer right here by myself, sir? >> Who? This one? >> This one? The black the black guy. Can I talk to him alone? >> You don't want to talk to me. >> One second. No, for real. >> I mean, I'm really not the one you want to talk to. I ain't I ain't really >> No, I'm saying let me just talk to you for life. Give me like one minute, bro. >> You know what? We'll step out and let you have that oneonone. That's [laughter] not how it work. You know what I'm saying? I just >> I mean, is that Bro, you already came. You came to take a [ __ ] to jail. You want to take a [ __ ] to jail. >> Come on, bro. Some headphones. I don't know why they think we really going to write me a T. You going to write me a ticket. >> If your name show If your name shows up. Yeah. I don't want to take you to jail. >> We're going to write you a ticket and get you out of here. If your name shows up. If it don't, >> they're going to have to fingerprint your gun. Godamn. >> What's your name? >> I miss the court date, bro. >> You mean the court? >> You better You better. >> So you should So you should I'm going tell you I'm going to tell you my name. >> So what is your name? So you so that see that's why I have that's why I have you write down the name because if you write it down that means you gave me a false name >> cuz I missed the court date. >> WELL THEN WHAT THAT GOT TO DO WITH YOU WRITING DOWN your name >> you don't you don't know how we would have you don't know how we would have turned that around. >> So you got another little way you want to spell it? >> No that's not my name. >> Oh okay. >> So you already up rule number one. Don't give us a >> I missed the court. I might uh not but you but you thought we were just going to let you go on this. >> Let me tell you how this works in 27 years of law enforcement. If somebody gives you a name and it don't come back, chances are either you're you're lying to us or you were brought here by you you're unidentified flying object last night. >> The situation didn't need to drag on this long, but the man's deception complicated matters, ultimately adding more charges against him. >> But you add charges when you do dumb [ __ ] like that. That's like you going to get a want. You going to have you don't Okay. You don't know how that would have turned. He probably could have just said, "Okay, it was minor. Let you go. Come to that court date. We'll just add up court date onto that court date." >> It's not for me. >> Not necessarily. >> You working a K. I don't care about false information for me. >> I mean, if he got to warrant him, though. >> Well, that's how much is it? >> 578.88. >> Really? >> How much would it pay? >> Expensive as [ __ ] $200 um for other $30. >> Happy Father's Day. >> Happy Father's Day. Stupid radio. Okay. >> Why you saying stupid? >> No, not I'm homeless, bro. >> I'm not saying I know I understand. >> By this point, the man's lies were no longer effective. Yet he did not stop. What followed were desperate pleas for leniency. >> See, can I Hey, can I pay for one pair and knock it down? >> You got warrants? I got warrant. No warrant. No warrant. >> Oh, see, you could have been off. I mean, you thought you had a warrant. >> Listen, bro. Can I pay half to [snorts] knock it down? No. Please, bro, man. Come on, bro. [ __ ] homeless, bro. You're homeless with money. She got cash. >> But you know that's a business. >> This is a business. >> What's his real name? >> Receipt. >> Am I selling? >> Your name? >> That's the stuff I just bought, bro. >> I know. I'm looking for your receipt for it. I know you got a receipt. >> I don't know, bro. probably probably left it at the SC. >> And can I get that drink that drink? [laughter] >> You didn't. You're You'reinguish all your rights. Right now. You just got to sit back. You got to sit back and relax right now. >> I ate nothing all night. >> Okay. Well, that's understandable. You shouldn't have done what you're doing. >> I know. I understand. I ain't I'm not Bro, you should. The man was charged with shoplifting and providing false information to law enforcement. Trying to deceive authorities only worsens the situation. Honesty from the start could have prevented additional charges and complications. 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, [music] these parents even needed someone to remind her not to commit a crime. >> I I can just take the items. I will pay for it. For real. >> You came in here. >> Somebody could have just told me to take it out. I would took it out right there. Like, I'm not even understanding. >> On August 20th, 2023, officers were dispatched to Walmart after a report claimed that two women had stolen merchandise right in front of their own children. When police arrived, everyone had already been taken to the loss prevention office where they were still arguing with the staff. >> Hello. Hello. Hi, ladies. How we doing? >> How you doing? >> Oh, wait, wait a second. >> No, we >> cuz we're on video. >> I know. I know. I know. >> So, I'm just trying to get this. >> Okay. >> Don't do that. school. Our barcodes don't match. Our barcodes do not match. >> Bro, I just got those from CVS. That's mask, too. I don't even got to laugh about that. Y'all get this back, though. I'm just saying his mask. Don't do that. I just bought that. >> All right. This is not a mask. >> And my And my spoon. >> This This is our mercy. No, that is not y'all. Y'all sell the same thing at CVS. >> We don't our barcode. >> If that's the case, I would have been taking the tags off the same way I was cooking. I would have opened that. >> Look, man. I bars barcode. Okay. Keep the little spoon cuz that's just >> All right, guys. >> Same way these is my baby beer. >> How you doing? >> No, they not. >> Yes, they are. >> No, that's not. >> Yes, they is. >> No, they not. No, they not. >> Yes, they not. >> Ma'am, can we just kind of have a seat? Okay. It's not the end of the world. All right, we'll figure this out. >> I just bumped that. >> You get what I'm saying? >> Dad, I >> What's your name? >> One woman stayed oddly calm, almost detached from everything happening, while the other grew irritated as officers began handling the situation. Clearly, the woman in the black hat had no intention of cooperating easily. >> You all have any ID? >> No, I got my ID on your ID. No ID. >> I don't even have ID, actually. >> Okay. How old are we? >> Yeah, I'm 22. All right. No big deal. We'll figure it out. Not the end of the world. We got to wait for my partner though cuz they're doing the paper on us. >> Paper for what? >> Paperwork. >> Y'all going to take us to jail? >> I don't know. >> Oh, yeah. >> Probably not. >> Y'all got all the stuff. >> We got to figure out what's going on, right? >> Come on. You got to be nicer. You know, >> there's no need for that. >> You guys don't have IDs on you? >> We're all adults here. >> No, I don't have ID. >> You have somebody you can turn the kids over to? >> No. >> Okay, we'll arrange for transportation for them. >> Huh? >> You going to arrange for transportation? >> So, y'all going to take us to jail? Cuz I pay for it now. >> Well, we're trying to figure it out >> cuz I didn't pay for my stuff. So, one of the first steps I don't have nobody to watch my son, right? >> Hold on. Give me one second. Okay. One of the first steps that we do is we try to identify who you guys are cuz you have no ID, right? >> All right. We get that done, then we move to the next step. All right. We're not trying to make this difficult. All right. We're just trying to get the process going cuz everyone wants to go home. I'm sure I'm sure the kids are going to get antsy, right? We're not trying to make it difficult. >> While this was the third time officers had to calm the woman down, the other remained surprisingly upbeat, even brushing off the situation, believing that simply paying for the items would let her walk free. >> Well, [snorts] since I only had three things, can I just pay for that? I gave it back to him and I didn't even like I didn't struggle or anything. I have money if it was up to me. I can just take the items. I will pay for it for real. >> If it was up to me, I would say yes, please. But it's not up to me. It's a process. Um they got to do what they got to do. We got to do what we got to do. >> It ain't the end of the world. I promise you that. >> Yeah, I know. >> I'm more concerned for the kids. >> Yeah, that's why I'm Yeah. >> So, all right. Well, mine in jail, so it's okay. Y'all might >> not, too. >> Oh, good world. >> Can't nobody out here. >> Yeah. >> What's up, buddy? How are you? Let me guess. Four. >> Four. Going to be four. >> He's going to be four. See, I'm good at that. >> Going to be four. >> Have you guys ever been >> arrested for retail? >> No. >> No. >> No. Never. Mine's basically for filing stuff like that. >> Okay. >> I can't even go get your body in the car. [crying] >> Ma'am, can I pay for the >> Can I take my >> They tried every tactic to change the outcome. From begging to pay for the items to even shedding a few tears. But unfortunately, every move only made the situation more complicated. >> I said I'll pay for it. >> Too late. So, >> pass that point. You already >> So, is y'all going to arrest somebody? >> We're waiting for uh your history. We haven't gotten yours back yet. And we're waiting for the paperwork from Walmart. >> Waiting for who history? Both parts. >> Yeah, cuz you're both involved. >> Tell me something less than $100. >> See if we want to get some. >> Yeah. If he's coming from the >> You going to hear him? >> Yeah. >> I don't have nobody to get my son. Like, come on out. It's not even that serious. >> It's a theft. It's crime, >> bro. I will pay for it. It's not that serious. I'm all the way out here, bro. My son's not going to have nowhere to go. >> Like, please don't do this. >> That's just wrong. Like, for real. Y'all could have gave somebody a chance. I ain't never been arrested for no stealing. >> Well, I'm still waiting for your criminal history. >> Like, bro, you they already called them to come get them. >> What was the >> Nobody's going to come pick him up. >> 164. >> Is that the one without holding the kid or the other one? the one against the wall or >> this one was the $84. Hers is 64. >> 84 and 64. >> This one is her. >> Okay, so that's >> 315. Your subject, >> man. Did you take those spoons off? >> Did y'all didn't see me grab those spoons? >> I got some real stuff. >> Y'all still have no problem. Y'all don't have IDs. We need to know who you are. >> The women truly had no intention of resolving the situation. calmly, especially as they believed they weren't at fault, that the incident happened only because no staff had stopped them. >> Thank you, sir. >> Now, the consequences solely depend on y'all actions first. >> If somebody would have walked up to us up in that stove and asked us what we were doing or something, I would have took that stuff out and put that right up in the house. >> Right hand up to God. >> Cuz the way you was stuffing it over here, you >> Yeah. But if somebody would have walked up to me and said something, I would have took that stuff out my bag. I would never even walk to the door. Let me tell you something, okay? I that all makes sense, right? But their job is not to go walk around and tell people who are doing that >> committing shoplifting, hey, why don't you go ahead and take that out of your bag and put it away. Their job is to protect the merchandise from Walmart and as it walks out the door, that's a crime. Their job >> make it out the door. >> Part of their job description doesn't say, "Hey, if you see somebody putting their stuff in the bag, >> go over there and tell them to take it out." So, the first set of double doors. When you cross that door, that mean you cross the point of sale. That mean you you walk past every register. You don't have to be outside the building for us to be taken. >> Even as the officers tried to ensure her children's safety, she showed no concern, continuing to shift the blame, insisting it wasn't her fault since no one had warned her. >> All right, so I want you to understand this. >> We don't even have to do this. Like real life, I don't have nobody to get him. I don't I don't live over here. I live miles and miles away. >> Can I tell you something? >> You got somebody right here next to you or vice versa. It all depends on the situation, right? Who can take custody of your child? >> Nobody. >> Can I tell you this? If she says, "I'll take your child from you while you go get processed." What are you going to say? >> I'm saying y'all going to take both of us. So, what difference does that make? >> What? >> Eventually, you're going to get out, right? We're going to try to process somebody quicker than the other, right? Trust me, we don't want to babysit because it's not in our job description to babysit children. All right? We don't have the facilities. All right? One thing we do have to do is keep your children safe. That's why I ordered up some car seats. I'm not just going to put your kids in the back of my car with no car seat. >> That'd be the wrong thing to do, right? >> Well, that's not up to me. It's up to them. It's their merchandise. It ain't my merchandise. I'm not the victim here. >> It's not even like we stole nothing. >> I get you. But, you know, a theft is a theft is a theft. We could have been stealing medicine or stuff that was like $50 a piece and stuff like that. We stealing baby stuff like now. >> But a theft is a theft is a theft. You get what I'm saying? >> And I would have paid for it to make it not a nobody say nothing. It's like y'all was waiting for somebody try to walk out the door to try to arrest somebody knowing we sitting here with these kids. That's bogus. >> Can I tell you something? Nobody set you up for that. All right. You came in here. >> Somebody could have just told me to take it out. >> I would took it out right there. like I'm not even understanding. >> Backup officers arrived and they realized that one of the two women had a jurisdictional issue complicating the process. So they asked her to step aside for separate questioning. >> All right, let me talk to you real quick. We're trying to work this out so we can focus on Walmart. We just put down you guys. The four-year-old is mine. >> We're checking her neighbor comes back. She's got jurisdiction. >> We're checking We want to make this as seamless as possible. Obviously, it's a major thing, but we want to, you know, get it done. But if we can like citation, you take custom in the meantime, all we can deal with is what she's got to do cuz more likely. Okay. All right. And I understand no. >> Don't listen. It is what it is at this point, >> right? We can't un You can't unravel all the paperwork when you're doing it. Maybe tell us one thing and it's the other one. You understand? >> No. On my background like why would y'all even do the thing? Y'all write me a ticket for that? >> No. >> I was on [ __ ] >> It was clear that the wrongdoing came from her own choices. Yet, this woman refused to accept the consequences, making it extremely difficult for officers to handcuff her. My baby is in the car. That's fine. We're going to get it. Okay. So, we can go get it now. Okay. Listen. I'm being very nice. I'm going to tell you what. >> You're not being nice. Like, no, you're not. >> You're not. I'm going to go to jail. What the You mean somebody's being nice. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, what the I could have done this. >> Okay. Y'all could have did this in the beginning. That's >> Put the keys in the in the >> Get my baby out the car. Relax, >> bro. Relax. >> Relax. We're going to figure it out. Okay. We got your team if you [ __ ] over the [ __ ] face, man. >> You did it to yourself. >> [ __ ] going to be up in there for what? Waste the [ __ ] time. Calm down. >> All right. Well, >> stop. Stop moving. You're going to >> stop moving your hands. >> Stop pulling away. is what it is. >> Irish. >> Now we're going to go to the car. Okay, we're going to go back to the not. >> The woman was charged with resisting or obstructing a [music] peace officer and retail theft. Even when faced with clear consequences, refusing to take responsibility only makes situations harder for everyone involved. Accountability is unavoidable. Next, meet the woman who used her parental responsibility as a shield to storm into the bank. Ma'am, >> if I have to tell you again, I'm going to tase you. Let go of the child right now. >> Assault. >> You assault a child. You should be ashamed of yourself, but you're not. You're eagle. You don't even know why you got >> On February 24th, 2024, police received a report of a woman with a concealed weapon at a bank inspecting the premises and viewing company information. Officers rushed to the scene and what happened next escalated quickly. >> What's going on? >> I think she's on something, man. She won't leave the bank and she just being >> What's going on? >> What's up? >> I'm I'm off police department. What's going on? >> Hey, >> you can back up for me. >> Back up. >> What? What's going on today? >> Okay, so he made a scene. I spoke >> the >> She wanted information of the facility want to walk through and they told her, "No, we can't do that. We can't give out information." >> No. The first thing I requested was proper funding. That's the first thing I requested. Then I >> proper funding for what? What are you talking about? >> Are you questioning me about my account or my life? I'm >> I'm asking you what what what it is. You need a backup for me and stop walking towards me. >> No. No. Why are you here? >> What do you mean? Why am I here? >> Why are you here? >> Because I got a call here and I'm a police officer. >> What's your call here? >> Ma'am, what do you guys want off property? >> Yes, please. >> You need to leave the property. You need to leave the property. >> You need to leave the property. You have to leave the property. Get your door to leave. Ma'am, >> me, >> ma'am. You need to leave the property. >> I can't leave without the paperwork. >> You're going to leave the property. You're going to go to jail. So, I'm telling you right now to leave the property. >> The car is right there. >> Then go that way to your vehicle and leave the property. >> Thank you. You're fired. >> Go to that propert. Leave the property. Okay. >> You're terminated. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Leave the property. If I have to say it one more time, you're going to go in handcuffs and go to jail. Leave the property. Leave the property. If you do not leave right now, I'm going to put you in handcuffs and take you to jail. I'm not afraid of jail, >> ma'am. Go. >> I'm not afraid of jail. You do this too much. >> Give me your ID. Give me your ID. >> I don't have mine. >> No, you're going to give me your ID now. >> What's your first name? >> I'm going to my >> Well, no. Now you're going to give me your identification. You're going to stop and you're going to give me your identification. >> I don't have it. >> Then what's your first name and last name? >> With her appearance, it was hard to suspect she could cause any harm. But the woman's resistance only escalated the situation, especially with her child present. >> Ma'am, no. No, no, no. >> Give me your identification. >> Thank you. You scaring her? >> No, you're scaring her. It's what the problem is. >> You're too loud. >> Ma'am, what is your first and last name? Ma'am, let go of the child. Now, >> please don't touch me. >> Ma'am, you need to let go of the child. >> Don't touch. >> Let go of the child. >> Don't touch me. >> Let go of the child. >> Assault. >> Let go of the child. Ma'am, >> if I have to tell you again, I'm going to tase you. Let go of the child right now. >> Assault. Let go. Let go. >> Give me your daughter. >> Get off of her now. Ma'am, you are hurting that child and I respond. Her attempts to cling to her child as if using them as a shield forced the police to intervene more aggressively to subdue her. >> LET GO OF THE CHILD NOW. >> Let go of the child. >> Turn over. Why are you doing this? >> Turn over on your back right now. >> You're going to get tased. >> You are about to get tased. >> Turn the camera on. >> It's on. Turn over right now. You are about to get tased. >> Turn over on your back right now. Turn over right now. All right, then we can sit here talking to another unit. Sitting there choking a child in the parking lot like a fool. You did her. I was hugging her. >> Get your hands off me. >> You're going to jail. Acting like a damn fool out here. >> I didn't do anything. >> You're about to get tased. >> Stop being racist. >> You're going to get tased. Turn over right now before you get tased. Turn over right now or you're going to get tased. Let go of my handcuffs. You You put it on me. >> Let go of my handcuffs right now. You're about to get tased. >> If you're not on your back, >> you're hurting me, >> ma'am. You're going to get tased. >> Let go of my handcuffs. >> I haven't You're hurting me. Please >> turn over right now. >> I have a lawsuit. Please >> turn over. >> You're hurting me. >> Turn over. >> You're hurting me. I have a lawsuit. >> Turn over. >> You're hurting me. >> You're You're making it worse. >> You're hurting me. I have a lawsuit. >> Get you. Her resistance had caused serious difficulties for both the police and herself. And the worst part was that it should never have happened in front of her own family. The officers also had to calm her down. >> Got any sisters, brothers, auntie, uncle? >> I have a I have a sister. Her name is Mia. >> Mia. How's Mia? Young or older? >> She's I think she's >> She's 20. >> She's in her 20. >> She's in her 20s. >> You don't know her last name? >> Yeah. >> I know I don't know my sister's last name. Do you know any phone numbers >> that we can call? >> No. >> No. >> How old are you? >> I'm eight. >> Did she say anything whenever she had the knife or whatnot? >> No. You Oh, she never did that. I just saw on her side. She never did. And now she she's just sideline. I told her, "Ma'am, you have to leave. You making my place uncomfortable." She started videoing me and recording me. >> So you asked her to leave a couple times. >> I just leave four times. Then she went into the president office and sat there. Then I everybody evacuated. Then she said, "Well, baby, come on. Let's go. So, she finally made it here when she saw the blue lights. That's when she made it there to call the blue lights. So, I was making my outer rounds with me, make sure the door is secure. And when I walk back in, that's why I noticed she was had a mask on and talking like she was on or something. So, I as force I can't really apply any force. I'm just a security guard. That's why we on the call you are. >> As soon as the woman calmed down, she explained the reason behind her actions, but it could be described as quite strange and even somewhat delusional. >> I'm a sergeant. Oh, sergeant. >> Yeah. >> Okay, turn around. Let me get a picture of your hand. >> Do you need EMS? >> You already called EMS. I called Lieutenant because your sergeants were too aggressive and they were yelling and being um violent. I didn't refuse. All I requested today was to speak to the gatekeeper on my account because I had a settlement in the amount of $18,750. I'm coming to request a 20k loan so that I can go back to Washington and speak with Congress. >> Where'd you put them? Because you got in the car with them. >> It's on your camera. >> I don't have them. I'm not lying. >> You're not lying? >> No. >> Okay. >> Here you go. She's not lying, but those are the keys. >> I'm not lying. >> Okay. >> You You're showing my breast in front of people. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> Thank you. >> Is this it? Perfect. He did a great job. >> They said EMS is taking her to the children's hospital. >> Okay, tell her um I'm notifying the father right now or trying to. >> Even when they brought her to the medical center, she completely stopped [music] pretending to be injured. In fact, she even seemed to enjoy her time there. >> Nobody not going wrong for y'all. Y'all don't scare me. >> You know why I'm crying? Because I love y'all. Sit down. Sit down. >> Sit down. Sit down. Sit down. >> Just sit down. What are you going to hurt me more? >> Stop going down to my dude. Just relax. >> Look at me like you hate me. Already sat down. My back is hurting from sitting like that. I don't even >> I don't even lay like that. I have to stand for a few minutes and now I will sit down. >> Okay. As long as you just stand there. Okay. >> Yeah. I'm not running nowhere. I'm not hiding. You guys want this little bit of money? I could cut you a check bigger than this. >> I'm just let I'm just letting you know. I write a check bigger than that. Yeah. Now I write a check bigger than that. Your little bit of salary you making not too infinite. Infinite. Only reason why y struggling is y'all got the power the right to do it. I got to do it. >> I also don't have like the exact [singing] >> willing to get the phone. I got will. >> I thought I don't know. >> It's plastic. No. >> Perhaps the woman was mentally unstable. Even up to this very moment, she showed no remorse for what she had done and even displayed bursts of uncontrolled behavior. >> Because I asked you to get me that place. >> You trying to get another charge? >> I don't care. >> That's money. Run it up. PUT MY HANDS BEHIND MY BACK. I'M AT EASE. Acting like they working. I like the new Christian rappers. They on the surface. Not really on the surface. Repent. Let's go. Put the CUFFS ON MY WRIST. THEY TERRORIST. Trying to say that Jesus ain't God. Boy, you bugging. Turn vision. Stay in focus. If you love God, then you better show it. Still could do it. Yeah, this ain't no game. I ain't joking. Scary [ __ ] There's a bunch of scary people out here. If >> she refuses, what's y'all's next step? >> I have to talk to the doctor. See what he said. >> Okay. Yeah, >> you refuse. All right. We'll just talk to the doctor. >> That's why I'm done. Write the paperwork. I'm not trying to call the doctor. See what you want to do. >> You can't identify nothing. I'm definitely going to tell I'm going tell him Mr. Mr. Payne. You definitely going to get in trouble for that. It's no law to hold my child. It's no law to hug her. Y'all put your hands on her. Y'all don't even have the right to do that. Then snatching her away from me. I try to hold her. Y'all try to snatch her away from me. I'm holding her. He threw me down on him. Officer Aane assault my daughter. You assault a child. You should be ashamed of yourself, but you're not. Your ego, you don't even know why you got Don't hide from God. Come back out. Don't hide from God. Don't hold your head down. Hold it up high. feel good about your wrongdoing. So when I persecute you and put you on the cross, all your sins you will carry. >> She was charged with trespassing, disorderly conduct, resisting an officer, and providing false information during the investigation, losing control in public can escalate danger and stress for everyone involved. Staying calm and seeking help early prevents unnecessary chaos. >> This is his jacket. >> Okay, I don't care. I'm asking him. >> Okay, that's his jacket. I didn't know he put him in there. He took He took the bike texture. I have nothing. >> Okay. Where's >> I didn't see my pockets. >> On November 4th, 2023, police received a report from Walmart [music] about an ongoing theft. The suspect, 27-year-old Adriana, had allegedly placed merchandise into her purse and jacket. At that moment, officers approached her without her noticing. >> Ma'am, can we talk to you for a second? >> Yeah, absolutely. >> Okay. You want to grab your purse? >> I mean, I'm buying all this. >> Okay, we're not. You're not purchasing it. We're going to step outside. >> Okay. So, I can't purchase nothing. >> 464 on 1012. >> I drink out of the street. >> Uh, do you have anything else in the purse? Because they've all >> Do you have any items in your purse? >> No, sir. I do not. >> Okay. Do you need me to purchase this? >> Yeah. You're going to purchase that in a minute. We're going to go outside and talk. Okay. >> Okay. >> If you leave and there's anything in your purse, you're going to get charged with retail theft. So, >> I'm going to ask you this now. Here's where it doesn't become a crime. You can put it in the basket. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Wait. I have nothing in my purse. >> Um, there is. >> Her very first words to the officers seemed to reveal her startled nature even before any accusations were made. Remarkably, at this point, she admitted to having items in her purse, but in a surprisingly [music] deceptive way. >> My boyfriend did in here. >> I'm sorry. >> My boyfriend did put these in here. >> Mhm. >> And I'll be honest with you. >> Okay. >> So, >> where's your boyfriend at? >> He already walked out of the store. He had black hair, black shirt on, and his skinny jeans. >> Mhm. >> And he went out to the car. >> Okay. >> And that is that is it from here. >> What about the tostadas? That is from Wind Dixie. >> All right. >> What else did you guys say? >> Where's the bike accessory you took >> in your pocket on your person? >> No, I have no bike accessory. >> That's pockets. >> That was to >> He took He took the bike. I have nothing. >> Okay. Where is >> I didn't see my pockets. >> Okay. The woman tried to blame her boyfriend, but everything only highlighted the poor quality of her lies as officers gradually discovered more items hidden in her jacket. Could it be a coincidence? [music] >> Take your hands out of your pockets. Let's see. We're going to do this. What is this? Are you concealing anything? >> That this is his jacket. >> Okay, I don't care. I'm asking you. >> Okay, that's his jacket. I didn't know he put him in there. >> There's no mail. >> No, there was >> Stop fighting me. Please get off me. I'm not doing this. Stop. >> He did it. Let's talk to you piggies. >> 45. Run in here now. Fight. >> Stop fighting. Stop resisting. >> RESISTING. [screaming] [screaming] Move your hand. Help me. >> I lost my body camera. >> The moment she resisted spoke for itself. Every lie had collapsed and there was no way out. Gradually, she began admitting everything while lying on the ground. A result of her own defiance. >> I'm really not a bad person. >> Didn't say you're a bad person. >> Just hungry. >> Okay. All right. Well, then escalate to this. Okay. >> Please forgive me. >> Okay. Here's who we got. >> Please, >> I need to get you up. Are you hurt? >> No. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I mean, my knee hurts, but >> Okay. >> I really didn't want to be like that. >> Here's where we got to go. >> At this point, the woman even began lamenting about her life, as if that would excuse her actions. Yet, what she had done made it hard for the officers to take her words seriously. >> I've been trapped in a house with no food and no water. Did anybody come in here and do this to kill me? Who's this? Your boyfriend? >> And he's where? >> He's supposed to be out in the truck in the parking lot. >> I'm from Indiana. >> Okay. Well, you should be Indiana DL. >> I'm really I'm 26 years old. >> Oh, here's what I'm going to do. >> I don't want to run. >> Well, you ran. >> I know. Because if you don't know what to do, they're going to hurt my family. Well, you ran over my family. >> They're going to be double locky so they're not too tight on you. Okay. >> I had caught order in grocery shopping and I had eyes on her phone with her. >> Not bad guy. >> Whoever was facetiming her to go get these. >> Okay. He's double locked now. >> Okay. >> I'm going to put you over here. This over here. >> Okay. >> Come on back. Take that seat, brother. Thanks, man. You good? Okay. >> Julia, >> which one? >> My right knee. >> Your right knee. >> Yes, please. And please tell my mom. >> During the investigation, officers found syringes in her jacket, which undoubtedly added another charge against her. >> You have any questions? >> No, thank you. Can you move my hair out of my face, please? >> I don't have any gloves on right now. Just >> Okay. Sorry. >> Just hang out. All right. We're going to get you with the retail theft. Now, since I gave you that option, you still concealed it in your pocket in your jacket. >> I I honestly >> It was >> Okay. You got the resisting because you didn't want to comply. >> You got the drug charge, which is a felony, and then a misdemeanor drug paraphernalia. >> What's the drug charge? >> The methamphetamine. >> Okay. So why is it a felony? >> Because drugs in Florida are a felony on certain classifications. >> I mean, I didn't know. I'm sorry. >> You know drugs are bad, right? >> In the end, Audriana was charged with secondderee petty theft, resisting an officer without violence, possession of methamphetamine, and possession of drug paraphernalia. Attempts to lie, resist, and shift blame backfired, proving that [music] dishonesty and defiance only escalate legal consequences.