Come on. Ma'am, >> don't touch me, bro. You tripping. No, stop touching me. >> You're going to go to jail. >> Have you ever been arrested before, ma'am, for anything? Even traffic? Anything? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. What for? >> I don't want to discuss that right now. Is that okay? >> I'll go over there. >> Sir, I'm waiting. >> I don't understand why they get in trouble for I'm paying for it. >> This is concealment, brother. >> But I'm paying for it. When theft becomes a habit, some random shoplifterss convince themselves their actions are their right and completely normal until the police show up and chaos and resistance take over. What happens next? All will be revealed in today's video. The worst shoplifter thinks she's entitled to steal. We are This is Law. Don't forget to like and subscribe. Starting with this woman. She shoplifted yet craved attention. And I stopped doing I stopped putting on clothes and I just started doing this. >> What are you doing? You like >> On the 20th of April 2023, officers were dispatched to a store inside a shopping mall after receiving reports of a woman causing a disturbance. And this story still hid many secrets behind it. First, let's see what happened. According to the employees statements, >> what's going on? several times. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Managers. >> Has she stolen anything? >> No. >> Okay. >> Hey, Bor Lee. This is This is one of the managers. >> You the manager? >> Yeah, I'm one of them. Yes. No. Um she came with try on the fitting room, but our rooms are closed just due to short staff at the moment. >> Um she tries trying on the sales floor. Um but we did tell her unfortunately we're not trauma cellular. Um but then she got an attitude after that said that she and then we say to her that we're sorry that allow if you don't mind just >> then she started getting attitude conversational. Um so then we at that point like listen if you can't kind of just a little bit to shop and that's fine. Then she had attitude, started yelling, you can stop my [ __ ] dick >> and other languages. >> And then we told her, "Okay, at that point then you can just go ahead and say no, she's not leaving." >> Um, she'll run them all here and we can security, but security and they're not going to do anything. And then she said, "I'm call the police, too. They know me. They're not going to do anything either." >> Okay. >> So, >> all right. We'll talk to her. >> Shortly after, officers approached the female suspect, and she had a completely different story from the employees. Hey, do you have some ID on you by chance? >> Mind if I see it? >> Yeah. >> That's all right. You don't have to dig around. You just tell me your name. >> Jasmine M. Smith. >> How do you spell Jasmine? >> The police on me because Okay. So, usually this place ever since hit the finish been closed. >> So, I came up in here and I had that was not there at all. Like this right here wasn't at all. So, I asked the dude, I was like, "Is the fitting rooms open today?" He said, "Yeah." And so then I went to go close to the fitting room and he was like, "Oh, we ain't got nobody here to work for the fitting room." Mhm. >> So, usually when the fitting room's been closed, I always try on the outfits in the mirrors, >> and that's what I was doing. And she told me, "You can't do that." And I was like, "Well, for the past 2 months that y'all fitting rooms been closed, that's all I do is try on my outfits before uh what's called cuz if you ain't got your receipt or nothing like that, they're never going to exchange your outfit." And I was trying to let him know that, but then he's like, "No, we don't do that no more." a lot and I stopped doing I stopped putting on clothes and I just started doing this >> just to see if they looked >> good. Okay. >> The woman omitted several details about her disruptive behavior toward the employees in her story. And at that moment, officers explained the store's decision regarding what she had done to them. >> Okay. So, 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 wanted 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 premises. 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. >> Okay. >> So, do you mind if we try to find your ID, though? I would like They said we've got no record of you. Do you have a Florida license? >> I don't have a record. >> Uh no record of you at all. As in you don't have a license, ID card, nothing. >> No, I have an ID. Hey, I just >> Yeah, >> it could just be I spelled the name wrong or something. Those things happen. >> Did you spell it J A S? >> J A S >> M. >> Mhm. How do you spell Smith? >> S M I C H. >> Yeah, should have got it. >> You can find your ID. It'll help. >> I got it. I got two IDs. Stop playing with me, babe. >> The woman rummaged through her bag as if she would actually find her ID, but in reality, no identification was ever produced, and the employees began to grow suspicious about the items inside that bag. >> No. >> Um, I mean, I don't know if we could check our bag then. Yeah. >> Well, we have we have reasonable suspicion at this point that we >> 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 to make sure you didn't steal any merchandise. >> This is the shirt that Justin called. These are my pants. My sweat pants. >> 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, Jasine. >> Get off my bag, bro. Jasmine, you need to let go. >> Relax. Get off my bag. >> Relax. Let go of the bag. I'm going to >> Her resistance only quietly revealed her fear of being exposed, but the woman didn't realize it. Instead, her defiance only grew more intense. >> Touching me and get the off my 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. Don't you dare. >> Don't you bite him. >> Just as suspected, officers quickly discovered the stolen merchandise inside her bag shortly after. >> Go ahead. >> Those are polo tag. Charlie Xray Lima 6:30. >> You were planning on what? >> Going somewhere tomorrow so I can put those on. >> 1034. Comes back to his older Chevy to Darlene Jones. See how it fires. 9023. Are you >> Yeah, you can't come to me. You're having problems with it. >> Are either of these yours? >> Yeah, this is ours. >> Okay. >> I'm not on my crash warmer. >> No. No, ma'am. No, ma'am. No, ma'am. >> Make them a little tighter on her. She's got little wrist. >> 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's battery. >> The one that's touching me. >> Then stop. >> You are under arrest for shoplifting. >> Leave her alone. >> We will worry about that later. Stop resisting. >> STOP TRYING TO SCRATCH ME. STOP TRYING TO SCRATCH ME. >> STOP. >> Then stop. >> STOP YOU DOING ALL THAT [ __ ] >> Even after her wrongdoing was exposed, she showed no remorse. Instead, her resistance turned even more unhinged, completely disregarding the consequences. Stop. What are you doing? You look >> Stop kicking me. >> I'm not kicking any out. You can't get out. Stop. >> This is not a game, Jasmine. >> Going to roll over on your 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 nothing in my hair. Can you take it out? >> No, I'm not worried about that right now. >> I was unable to call. >> So, when do I get out? Today. >> Well, you're going to have a very high bond, so it'll depend on how much money you have, >> which was only $40 stolen. >> You battered a law enforcement officer. You resisted arrest. >> I didn't batter you. wide pedal. >> Okay. Talk to your lawyer about that. >> I don't have a lawyer. Call my dad though to let him know that he's been >> I'll call him when you're AT THE JAIL. >> NO, CALL HIM NOW CUZ HE'S THE one that dropped me off. >> No. >> You want us to call him? >> Yes. Can you call him? >> I will call him if you get up and walk over here. >> Listen to me. You get up and walk. I will call him. >> Okay. >> You going to get up and walk? >> His number is 8505. >> Hold on. I'm not going to call. >> The woman was charged with shoplifting, battery on a law enforcement officer, and two counts of resisting arrest. Her actions proved that the more someone tries to deny and resist the truth, the worse the consequences become. Next, this woman was just as chaotic. >> Let me go for it. Let me go for it. >> No, we're doing your [ __ ] My mother has been a a deputy sherp life. >> You want to take ALL DAY? IT WAS JUST ON THE APP. LIKE, WHY ARE YOU doing that? You're doing that on purpose. >> No, I'm not. >> On the 4th of January, 2026, police were dispatched to Walmart after receiving a report of a woman committing retail theft. Upon arrival, she got into a car and attempted to flee, but officers stopped her in time. This was what happened next. >> I got what I paid for. >> Okay. Well, let me see your receipt, then my phone. I don't have to prove [ __ ] to neither one of y'all. >> Yeah, you do. Let me see your receipt. >> I don't got to prove [ __ ] >> All right. Let me see your receipt. >> I don't have to prove [ __ ] to you. >> Okay. Then I'm going to then you're going to be detained. >> I'm not being detained for >> Yes, you are. >> tripping. I don't got to prove to you [ __ ] Like I said, >> they got a retail theft that just occurred and uh they're giving me a hard time here in the front. Let me see. >> Hey, look, sir. >> Let me see. >> Okay, Tari, get in the car. We going to go. This my this my code I just paid for for $1479. I'm gonna go. Hey, can you get in the car? >> Stop tripping over jacket that I just paid for. >> Okay, >> Tariq, come on. It's cool. It's cool. >> It's not cool. Let me see what you bought. >> These are the items I bought. Excuse me. >> Okay. >> Stop. Don't touch me. Mama, don't touch me. >> So, we can go. Let's go. >> Okay. You're not going anywhere. >> This is the jacket. This is the phone. >> Stop. >> LIKE, Y'ALL OVERDOING IT. NOT TO STEAL ANYTHING. >> What you yelling for? >> This This is the jacket. This is the item. Okay, >> this is the proof that purchase. >> Okay, stop. >> Stop. What? That's so we can go. >> Okay, let me tripping. >> Let me read it. >> Sir, you don't have to hold the phone to me. Don't do all that. You can read my my phone from here, which say, get in the car. Get in the car. Get in the car. Get in the car. >> The woman clearly showed her uncooperative attitude, and every command from the officers was ignored. Her actions that followed only grew more arrogant. I'm my mother. Ma'am, >> don't touch me, bro. You tripping, Jar. Stop touching me. >> You're going to go to jail. >> Put your hands BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> I'M not doing >> Put your hands behind your back. >> [ __ ] >> Get in the car. >> Stop. You guys overse him. He overdoing. HE STAY SNATCHING MY PHONE. CALM DOWN. Put your hands. Calm down. >> Get out of the car. >> Calm down. Calm down. Get in the car. >> Where's your code at that you paid for? >> Get out of the car. >> Get in the car. >> Get out of the car. You are going to go to jail. You're obstructing right now. Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Get back. I don't get back right now. >> Her act of swatting the officer's hand should have gotten her arrested immediately, but she quickly retreated into the car as if it could protect her. Of course, it did nothing to stop the officers. >> Get back or I'm going to get you back. >> Get out of the car. >> You're going to go to jail. >> FOR WHAT? I PAID FOR THE [ __ ] >> THEN YOU just Sir. >> OKAY. BUT YOU ARE not >> okay. Stop. >> You're going to get my body on. >> Yes, it is. >> Give me this hand. >> Give me your hand. Give me your hand. >> 520. We got two to 10. >> Stop it. >> Hey, let me go. Let me go. Let me go. No. >> While we're doing your [ __ ] my mother has been a a deputy sheriff wheel my entire life. I can't wait to call her. I can't wait to call her. I can't wait to call. I can't wait to call. >> Stop. >> The jacket that I paid for on my phone my phone again. Like I said, like I say, >> even he's telling you to count down. >> Oh, cuz you overdo it. Why are you pushing? Can you get your partner? He's pushing me. >> I'm I'm a young lady. I'm a young lady. I DESERVE RESPECT. >> SO, LET ME GO. >> She called herself a young lady. Yet, she failed to realize she was old enough to take responsibility for her actions. At that moment, she even confronted the officers instead. >> Let me go. You overdo. >> I'm trying to tighten your handcuffs so they don't tighten up on you. >> Fine. Okay, Casey. Just Just chill out. Okay. I don't consent to any search. >> Can you look at the proof of purchase? >> Yeah. Seriously, you're overdoing it along with the proof of purchase. Please go to the receipt like you tripping. >> Somebody got to steal Walmart. What the [ __ ] >> That's the proof of purchase. I want to leave now before I sue y'all. real. That's my poop person. I want to go before I sue y'all. Get me out of these handcuffs. >> You tripping. >> Y'all tripping. >> He didn't. >> It's cool. That's my poop person. There's no reason I should be in cuffs. So, can you look so I can go? >> Listen. The reason that you are in handcuffs is cuz you can't listen. >> Come here. Come here. Come here. >> So, can you look at the the documentation along with the purchase with the item that's purchased? >> Okay. >> So, we can go. >> Settle down. >> It's okay. >> You can't just go walking up on people. do anything. Could have been out of here by now. You did this. >> He aggressive as >> ma'am. You said you weren't so showing me. That was your exact words. >> After I purposely showed it to YOU ALREADY, YOU ALREADY HAD MY PHONE. THE BODY came right there. >> You're ma'am. You're right. Show you. Can you just >> We're not debating this. Have a dialogue about it. Go back and forth. >> Yeah, we do. I'm a college graduate. I don't have >> We'll wait for you. We'll wait for you guys. Get it ALL DIALOGUE FROM WHAT so we can move on. >> Get it all out of your system so we can figure out what we got going on here. >> Go back to the app so I can see the >> man. Then you want to take all day. IT WAS JUST ON THE APP. LIKE WHY ARE YOU doing that? You doing that on purpose. >> No, I'm not. >> You're full of bro. >> Really? >> You never said that, right? >> You full of it, bro. Come on, man. Can somebody else do this [ __ ] He's incompetent. He's incompetent. >> Shortly after, the woman was taken to the loss prevention office to review the situation with the store. She still fully believed that talking non-stop would somehow prove her innocence. >> So what I was trying to explain to him before he started yelling at me was that my the rest of my funds, he was bringing them. That's why he was at the front door. So the like the intentions to steal weren't my intentions. So what I was expressing to her is the gentleman was at the at the door to bring me the rest of the payment so I can get the rest of the items that were in the cart. The black one. >> You pay with the black one? >> Yes, sir. >> That's on her on her phone. She's got a receipt for that. >> Well, that one's picked. That's why I was trying and this is the same exactly. You can see it could be the same. >> When you started getting argumentative, it made me not want to get the rest of the stuff anymore. I wasn't trying to leave with the items. As I previously stated, he was coming to meet me for for my wallet so I can pay for the rest of the stuff. Like, you're you're overdoing it like I previously stated. Like, you're overdoing it. I've seen >> I'll tell you what, like 22. >> What is it? >> Can't be over 50. >> Yeah. So, she pays for that one thing, but she doesn't have enough funds for everything else. So, she's going to need him >> to get the funds to take the stuff back to pay for it. Whether that's true or not, I don't know. >> Oh, you can't. But >> she took it past the last point of sale. Did they stop her all the way past here? >> It sounds like out in So, Stay there. You're You're not going out here. >> So, just to >> stay over there. >> Well, I really, you know, I don't have to defend myself on on what my intentions were. If that's y'all's opinion, that's y'all's opinion. >> It's their opinion, not my opinion. Right. >> Right. But I just But you didn't just hear what was stated. Like, it's very convenient for the vehicle to be there. But, as I previously stated, the vehicle was there so he can move with my payment >> in a fire. >> You guys are >> ignoring her baseless excuses, the officers quickly laid out the facts she had been trying to avoid. At that point, she had nothing left to defend herself with. >> But here's the thing, okay? They have reason to believe that you were trying to steal those items, right? >> By the letter of the law, black and white, you did steal those items, >> right? It's it's as he expressed about the sensors and being passed the door. >> That's it. Done. >> Exactly. Fine. Period. That's perfect. >> Period. So, if they decide that they want you charged, then it's up to a judge to decide if they believe your story or their story. >> Exactly. >> Adversarial court system. >> Exactly. It's a beautiful thing about the United States of America. A disinterested third party will decide your case. The other thing is, I mean, little bit of an issue with you out there and you're resisting of my commands to tell you to stop, to sit, talk, whatever. >> Like, I have every reason to do that. >> Yes, sir. >> They told me that a crime just occurred. It's my duty to investigate it. You didn't want to go with the program. That's why you ended up in handcuffs. One, cuz you came at me twice. >> Yes, sir. >> I had zero intention of doing that. You escalated this to where we're at right now. Yes, sir. Have you ever been arrested before, ma'am, for anything? Even traffic, anything? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. What for? >> I don't want to discuss that right now. Is that okay? >> I mean, I can find I'm just trying to >> in the state of Arkansas. And I'm aware that you can find out. I just said that I don't want to discuss it in front of like other people. Is that fair? >> Okay, that's fine. >> Thank you. >> I'm just trying to decide how we can make >> No, I understand. Now, we can speak about that in private if you don't mind. But >> that's fine. That's fine. >> Thank you. >> So, the stuff in the cart, do we have a receipt then? >> I have a receipt for that. I didn't put the bags. She told me she paid for those bags. You just look on the receptor. >> For what bag? What bags are we talking about? >> The bags um the little reusable bags. >> In the end, the woman was charged with retail theft, resisting arrest, and obstruction of justice. This woman stole but craved attention, believing attitude could replace accountability. Yet, her defiance only turned a simple mistake into far more serious consequences. Next, the woman even seemed to believe that stealing was not a serious offense. >> I see a girl with like a bob haircut. She's wearing black shorts with a gray shirt. >> What did you take? >> I took some some small random things. >> On February 22nd, 2026, officers received a call from a Walgreens store reporting that a theft had occurred and the suspect was believed to have fled immediately afterward. At that moment, all initial information relied on the employees statement. It's >> going to be a white female um with blonde hair. She took off. She's got a bag with her. Um, we're going to review footage now. They don't know exactly what she's stole, but her bag should be full of stolen items. >> Hey, can you go check the area of Harriet? Um, it's going to be a white female with like a bob haircut. She's wearing black shorts with a gray shirt. Um, blonde and she's got black flip-flops on. >> So, I'm actually going right now. Copy. She's got like a big black tote bag. She's got a white bag. It looks like a Publix bag maybe with a P on it. Um it's pretty distant camera and a black bag. Just unfortunately. >> At the same time, an officer also found the woman's trail and she was immediately apprehended. >> Me, put the bags down. >> If you put the bags down, do not resist. Okay. >> Okay. Drop the bag. Put your hands on your back. Oh. Put the other hand behind your back. >> No, you may not. >> Pop it up. >> Face forward. Okay. No weapons on you or anything like that. Nothing sharp. >> Okay. Do me a favor. Step up this way. Have a seat for a second. and I'll explain everything to you. >> Okay. >> Thanks. Have a seat. What about my stuff? We're not leaving. Have a seat. >> I'm the only one here. So, have you asked me to speak to an attorney? >> I haven't asked. >> Okay. Having your rights in mind, do you wish to speak to me now? >> No. You don't want to talk to me about why you're sitting here in handcuffs at all. >> I don't know. I don't know what to say. >> I can't tell you what to say. Either yes, you want to talk to me, or no, you do not. >> I don't know. Can I call my husband? >> No, you cannot. >> The woman became visibly distressed and tried to avoid cooperating with the police. It was possible she was putting on an act because even when the officer directly confronted her with the accusation, her attitude did not change at all. >> You're on camera at Walgreens stealing items from the store. Okay. So, do you want to speak to me about the incident or do you not? >> I don't know what the right answer is to say. >> It's a yes or a no. >> Um, I don't know. I don't know. >> Okay. That's not a choice. It's either yes, you want to speak to me, or no, you do not want to speak to me. >> Well, what happens if I say yes, and what happens if I say >> Okay. Well, if you say yes, then we can discuss the incident. If you say no, then we're waiting for Walgreens to advise on whether or not they would like you to go to jail. So I say yes. I talk we talk about what? >> Are you kidding right now? >> No. >> Okay. >> I just >> Okay. So I just explained to you that you were on video camera at Walgreens shoplifting. >> Mhm. >> Okay. I didn't come around the corner and just decide to stop you out of thin air. Okay. So I've read you your rights because you're detained. You're in handcuffs. You are not free to leave at this point. >> Okay. You stated that you understood your rights. Yes. >> Okay. So, you have the opportunity to either talk to me about this incident without an attorney present or not talk to me. The choice is yours. I can't tell you which way to choose. >> I'll talk to you. >> Okay. Were you just at Walgreens? I >> was at Walgreens. >> Okay. Did you take anything from Walgreens without paying for it? >> No. >> She denied her actions, but shortly after the woman herself changed her statement, revealing the truth of the situation. >> Okay. So, I'm going to check your bags. Okay. So now is the time to be honest. If you took something without paying for it. Okay. >> Okay. It's something small or big. Now is the time to say it. >> Okay. What did you take? >> I took some some small random things. >> Like what kinds of small random things? Just see if they want to send them off. >> What kind of small random things? like abadencing suit. >> Aba suit. Okay. Is this the first time that you've stolen from Walgreens? >> Yeah. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> It was stupid. >> I I agree. Have you been arrested for stealing before? >> No. >> Never ever? >> No. >> Okay. Have you ever been arrested before or anything? >> I've never been arrested. >> Nothing at all. >> I've never had any interaction with a police officer ever. >> Okay. This is not a good way to start. >> No. And it's really stupid. I I agree. Um >> where where do you live? >> I live like just down this street. >> I just got a job. Yeah. But I have a job >> since moving here. So it's just been >> Okay. Where are you supposed to be working at? >> Well, I work from home. >> Okay. Doing what? >> Doing some marketing. >> Although she had a job to earn money, she still chose to steal. And shortly after, the officers proceeded to recover the items she had taken. All right. So, bathing suit with the tag still attached. Sunglasses tag still attached. Extension cord with Walgreens label tag still attached. That's more than just a bathing suit. You literally have an entire bag full of stuff. So essentially everything that's in this bag right now was taken from Walgreens. >> I don't think everything was I don't I don't remember what I >> Okay, then let me ask you this. Did you steal anything from anywhere else? No. >> Prior to going to Walgreens? >> No. >> Okay. So everything that's in that public shopping bag still has a price tag attached to it. All of that stuff came from Walgreens. Yes or no? >> Yes. >> Okay. Thank you for being honest. Okay, the hanger from the swimsuit is also in here. Hair products, glasses, um, broken items, cosmetics, jewelry. Okay. You had credit cards in here. Did you have a means to pay for that stuff? Do these credit cards work? >> They work, but they're not like got a job. >> I get it. Like your boyfriend's Robert? >> My husband? Yeah. >> Okay. >> The woman was charged with petty theft after being found in possession of 16 stolen items totaling $267.83. When the evidence is already clear, denying or pretending not to understand the situation only makes things worse. Instead of avoiding the truth, taking responsibility early can help prevent the situation from escalating into more serious consequences. In the next case, the shoplifter didn't even realize he had already fallen into the police's plan. >> I'll go over there. >> I'm waiting. >> On August 26th, 2026, officers approached a vehicle in the parking lot of Dick's sporting goods after noticing it was filled with disorganized merchandise suspected to be stolen. At that moment, the officers made contact but used a different reason to divert attention. >> Hello. >> Uhoh. What happened? Uh >> oh. Hey, how do you do? >> Good. >> Good. Do you have your driver's license? >> I do. >> Thank you. >> What do you guys want? Because let me tell you something. >> Don't you dare yell at us? >> No. >> I'm not yelling off of >> Oh, that's just how you talk. >> Yes. >> Okay, I got you. Here, can you Oh, you reaching for your purse, miss. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay, I got you. Here, can you step out real quick? I don't know that I like that. I can't see where you're reaching. I'm sorry. Oh, wait. >> Come on out real quick. >> Yeah, we're going to do that. >> It's my driver's license. >> Okay. I need you to step out. Okay. Real quick. >> For what? >> Mavis. That's you. Okay. Come on out real quick. >> Wait. What? What is this about? >> What is this for, though? >> Cuz I'm asking you out real quick. >> Just don't hit me with the car door. >> Thank you. Come on back here real quick. >> Why? >> What am I? I want to talk to you. >> Oh, okay. >> What's going on? >> No, nothing. He's just he's he's back in the suck cuz he's a nice guy. So, okay. So you're getting stopped for she didn't have her seatelt on. You missed signaling a couple times. Okay. >> And then so you got just distracted having a conversation. So that's all you Okay. >> Because they suspected that all of these individuals were involved in an organized retail theft ring. The officers gradually shifted the conversation toward the behaviors they had previously observed to confront the suspects. >> Was this a rental car? >> It is. >> Okay. Um is there You don't have to get it right now. Is there rental documents in the car and everything? >> I have documents. Okay, I got you. Okay. And it was You rented it? Not that I care. No. Could be anybody. >> My boyfriend Steve. >> Okay. Good Steve. Good old Steve. Okay. Do you have insurance? >> I do. >> And that's in the car, too. You You can Yes, sir. >> Yeah. When we were pulling you over, we noticed that you were reaching around. What were you What were you just moving? >> Nothing. No, nothing, sir. I don't have guns. I'm a pretty good woman on on most days. >> I can tell. >> I'm all right. I'm all right. And I respect the blue. >> I respect appreciate that. Appreciate that. I didn't think necessarily, you know. >> Oh, I thought you thought something was wrong. I'm like, wait a minute. >> Well, we got to make sure. Usually when we when we turn the lights on and see a lot of movement, it does make us worried. So, so >> let me have you for just one quick second. >> Let me have you come right over here. Okay. >> I got to stand outside. >> I like No, I'll talk to you in a sec. You got to step back. >> I'm right here. >> Hey, thanks. When returning to the female driver, the suspect in the passenger seat appeared increasingly suspicious. Clearly shown through her uncooperative attitude, as if she feared something was about to be exposed. >> Get on out now. >> Why? >> Cuz we told you you're going to be under arrest. You ever been arrested before? >> No. >> Well, then get out of the car. >> So, whatever. >> Get out of the car. >> I need to turn out the car, right? >> What? Step out of the vehicle. >> Get out of the car or else I'm going to make you out. Step out. Get out. Step out. >> We're going to go in handcuffs. Do you want to go in handcuffs? >> Well, we didn't do anything. Step back. >> I explained it to her why I'm asking her out of the vehicle. >> When you're grabbing something, when we stop you, you going to throw it in the back. I don't know what you're >> Okay. Put her in handcuffs. She go put her in handcuffs. Put her in handcuffs. You're going to handcuff. >> You come up even one step on us, you're going to jail. >> Do you understand? >> At that moment, the officers proceeded to search the women's vehicle, but their behavior only grew more suspicious as their anxiety became increasingly evident. >> Negative. You call somebody over here, you're going to jail. >> Somebody gets over here, you're going to jail. Someone shows up. >> Leave alone. Leave alone. >> What do you mean? >> What you mean? What I mean? >> Thank you, sir. He's doing his job. That's it. >> I don't know. >> Right, sir. All right. All right. Heard you. >> What is What is What is your name is? No. Remember what I told you? >> Stay over here. >> Remember what I told you? >> He's not going to do anything they're not supposed to do with us. >> You can't You can't see the white facial hair. >> Correct. No, we're all above board. Okay. 149. >> Okay. >> Okay. Bro, could you just grab name and date of birth uh for her? >> Over here. >> No, but I'm asking you. Is it because my receipts? You want to see receipts? What happened? >> No, please. No, I I'll go over there, sir. I'LL GO OVER THERE. >> KEEP GOING. KEEP GOING. KEEP GOING. Keep going. >> Sir, I'm Put your hands. >> Wait. I'm pregnant. I'm pregnant, sir. Please. >> Then you should be a better listener. >> No. No. Listen. >> Back up. BACK UP. BACK UP. Back up. Stop. Stop. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. Stop resisting. >> You don't listen. >> Get the phone. That's my phone. >> And somebody. >> I'm going to put it in the car. >> The officers temporarily handcuffed the woman who clearly displayed a resistant attitude, fearing she might do something unpredictable. Shortly after, all the piled up merchandise was removed for inspection. >> What DW store were you at? >> Right here. >> The one in April. I get you the receipts. >> No, I know. >> You just went on a shopping spree today, huh? >> But yeah, we go back to school. >> Oh, okay. Okay. I'll talk to you real quick. You know, to be processed. >> Why? >> For obstructing. >> I didn't obstruct you. >> I asked you 17 times to get out of a car. >> Hey, he said that he's going to process me for obstructing officer. >> Yes, that's correct. Would you like to explain just exactly how >> you acquire all these goods and do these returns? >> No, it's not. No, it's not goods and returns. Okay. We have some stuff we were taking back to get some other stuff. >> I have receipts for everything. >> So, which store did that TJ Maxx bag full of school supplies come from? >> So, you didn't make that purchase? >> No. No, I didn't purchase >> or return or whatever it was. >> No, no, no. I don't know what happened. It was just a simple exchange as far as I know. The woman attempted to deny everything, but in reality, she failed to provide any proof to support her claims. At that point, the officers made their decision regarding the case. >> I want to be honest with you. All right. >> Mhm. >> You're going to go to jail. >> Why? >> For the backpack. >> No, not me. I I got a rece I have a uh not with that >> on that bank charge. I have it. I have it. >> I just confirmed it. >> No, on the bank statement so I can show you. They charge Dick Dick Sporting. >> They charged $157 and another $157. >> Just being honest with you. So, you're going to go to jail. I don't want you to cause a scene like her. >> If I show you the receipt, they charge actually no. And no, in my bank statement just now, they charge you 157 and 157. That's $314. You did double charge. >> I need to know what's happened. >> All right. So, I'm going to put you in handcuffs. Okay. Are you going to kick and scream and and shout like I didn't take anything from this? >> H. I just told you the other hand, please. Thank you very much. >> I didn't take anything from the >> All right. Well, like I said, When you go to >> But I told you that >> when you go to court. Okay. >> Well, I got to bring everything. >> I got no choice. You're right. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Come on. >> I don't know what you're waiting for. >> THAT GIRL KNEW THAT SHE DIDN'T RING THAT THING UP. OH, >> I know. >> Excuse me. THE GIRL DIDN'T RING THE THE BACKPACK ON PURPOSE. >> Stop getting my partner's face. >> No, BECAUSE WHAT IS GOING ON with that figured out in court? >> Just relax. >> It's not always the truth going to come out. You ain't got to worry about that. The truth is going to come out eventually. >> WHY WOULD SHE tell him that though? >> Relax. >> I'm not I'm not trying to be that way. >> I wonder why he's not answering the question. you. >> Jessica was charged with felony retail theft, identity theft, and obstruction of identification. Meanwhile, Mon'nique was charged with theft, obstructing a peace officer, possession of a theft detection device remover, and unlawful possession of cannabis. When individuals chose dishonesty over accountability, their actions quickly escalated from suspicion to serious felony charges, proving that short-term gains from theft could lead to long-term consequences that were impossible to escape. Even the man believed his strange behavior didn't count as shoplifting. >> I'm not stealing it, though. That's what I'm trying to tell you. I have the cash for it. I wouldn't steal it. >> You think it's normal to have stuff all the way down your pant leg? >> But once I go to the register and I pull it out. >> On September 9th, 2025, police responded to a Walgreens report of a man acting suspiciously, seemingly trying to conceal something. Here's what unfolded when officers approached him. >> Hey, sir. How you doing, man? All right. >> Hi. Talk to me for a second. >> Yes, sir. >> Do you have anything in your pants right now? >> Yeah, I'm paying for it all. >> You're paying for it? >> I'm paying for everything. >> Is it in your pants right now? >> Yes. >> Hey, Kyle. This right here. >> I'm paying for everything. So, >> okay. All right. Do me a favor. >> Yes, sir. >> Let's take it out of your pants. Okay. We'll do it for you. >> Okay. Okay. I'm paying I'm paying for everything. >> I'm going to use your cart to pay for things. >> I know, but I can fit it in the cart. I'm paying for every everything. I have plenty of cash. Do you have a key to open up one of the casings? What's that? >> Where your pockets are? You good with this? >> Are they in your pants or where they at? >> Toss your hands up here, Booger. >> Yeah, I'm paying for everything, man. >> That's why. >> Come on, man. You got so much. >> I know, but I'm I'm paying for everything. >> Why would you put in your pants from >> No, we're not doing this. >> I'm paying for everything. >> So, concealment is an element of the depth. >> I'm not I'm not stealing it, though. That's what I'm trying to tell you. I have the cash for it. I wouldn't steal it. >> You think it's normal to have stuff all the way down your pant leg, >> but once I go to the register and I pull it out, like I mean I don't >> I mean that's not how that works for the G. All right. >> The G I don't understand why I can get in trouble for it if I'm paying for it. >> Cuz it's concealment, brother. >> But I'm paying for it. >> Concealing an item >> that's not in your pants is an element of theft. How does that affect I not I haven't even left the store. >> Even as each item was pulled out, the man irrationally denied any wrongdoing. Moreover, his behavior quickly revealed instability and the officers immediately recognized there was a serious problem. >> When the last time, brother, you coming down right now? Just trying to get a fix or what? >> No, sir. >> You got anything in your car? >> Pain for it. I don't I >> When's the last time you used? >> I a couple days ago. >> Okay. Meth your drug toys. What do you use? It's not illegal to be high. I know. I'm not high. >> What do you use? >> Heroin. >> What's your name? >> So, heroin, right? Track mark. All right. What's your name? >> I got it. You got to walk in. In fact, the officers also began to suspect that the man might be involved in organized theft. >> Is that in the car if they're waiting? >> No, I I'm sure they took off fast. No, >> you have a girlfriend. Girlfriend wife. >> I'm sorry. >> Um I don't understand why I can understand if I left the store, but I'm paying for everything. I have to wait for it. >> I didn't I didn't pass. >> Thanks, bud. Appreciate you. Christopher. >> Even with everything clearly evident, the man stubbornly refused to grasp the situation, forcing the officers to explain it to him. >> I'm paying for the stuff. Why I didn't trouble? Listen, >> you think it's normal for a person to walk into a store, place 20 boxes of merchandise down their pants while you're pushing a cart that you can easily put those items into. No, because it because that's an element of theft because you're planning on stealing those items. So, stop playing. >> Okay? I've been doing this for 15 years. This ain't the first time. It ain't going to be the last. Quit acting like an idiot. >> If I didn't have the money, then I can understand that. Then I would have the intent. You are crazy, man. I'm paying for every single item. I was going to pull it out as soon as I came to register. >> From your pants? >> Yes, I was going to pull it for Yes. You understand when you come into an establishment? I didn't even charge Roberto. >> You didn't know I'm paying for it. >> I have the money. That's the thing. >> If I have the money. >> 20 box of stuff. >> The man was charged with felony retail theft, possession of controlled substances, and possession of stolen property. This case shows that trying to hide items is still theft, no matter the excuse. It's a clear lesson. Don't risk serious charges. Pay for what you take. Next, the woman showed a belated sense of remorse for her actions. >> You know how many different felonies you can get from this? It's organized retail theft, basically is what it is. Whether it was your idea or not, you went along with it. >> On March 4th, 2022, police received a call from a Dollar General in Florida reporting an organized theft. Shockingly, one of the store's own employees had played a part. Here's what unfolded once they arrived on the scene. Okay. >> So, >> is there a loss prevention person we need to talk to? >> I have I can call her. >> Do you both have IDs? >> I do. It's in my room. Hey, how you doing? >> Good. How are you? >> Good. >> What's going on? All right, I'm going to read you something and ask you a few questions. You have the right to remain silent. >> At the same time, another officer was on site in the loss prevention office gathering information and investigating from the store's side >> with her aunt. So, I mean, her knowingly scanning and allowing her to steal, that's a criminal offense in itself. What? >> Well, about 15 minutes ago, the ladies who were the last ones to come through with stuff came back in and their cards are still sitting out over there when they realized I wouldn't let her come out and run them out. >> Okay. >> Um, the only I have pictures of the transactions from the register because it wouldn't let me reprint them. >> Okay. >> So, this is what she ran up. >> That's what she gave away. And I can show you on the big camera, too. And then she rang up a drink. And that's the cart he pushed out. >> And the only thing she rang up was the drink. >> The drink. Yeah. That's the actual receipt for the transaction. And that's on the drum drive. >> Can you Oh, that's This is all on the drunk drive. >> Yes. >> So, um I can take this, right? >> Yes. >> Cool. >> Um she told me to have it all. So, >> yeah, that makes everything a little easier. paper. >> So, the suspect allowed her relative to pay only partially while taking the rest of the merchandise for free. At this point, the suspect began to crumble as her scheme was exposed. >> Tell me what's going like you're being accused of understanding and allowing your aunt to walk out. Like, I you know how many different felonies you can get from this? It's organized retail theft basically is what it is. Whether it was your idea or not, you went along with it. >> Did you get dropped off here or is your vehicle in the >> My vehicle's here? >> Okay. >> Hey, um I'm getting ready to go to jail. >> Can you have someone come get it? >> Because I let somebody walk out of here with stuff yesterday. >> Yeah. I don't know. So, I will let you know when I can get a bond hearing or whatever. >> No, you'll have a bond tonight. Set by me. >> He said I'll have a bond setting set tonight. I'm not sure how much it was. Where's your keys at for your vehicle? Are you able to have someone come get it? Cuz obviously you're not going to be allowed back on this property. >> Just going to call my aunt. >> Shelly? >> No. >> Okay. >> My aunt Judy. >> Okay. >> Back in the loss prevention office, the total value of the stolen merchandise was quickly determined. >> She took eight shopping carts >> all together in the hour, it was eight shopping carts full of stuff. Where did the where did the $1,000 number come from? >> That's it was probably over that amount because there were totes full of things that we couldn't even see what was in them. >> Um, so she's estimating. >> You didn't happen to get her on video writing the statement, did you? >> Yeah, >> she is on video writing the statement. >> Yes, I can add that to the >> Yeah, if you would do that. That would just be a little icing on the cake, so to speak. And uh what I'll do is I'll just take the copied version of everything >> or the the receipts you have are on here you said or what you >> um Well, I have the beginning like where she scanned one thing and then gave them their copy of the receipt and they walked out with two carts full of stuff. Okay, cool. >> Even more shocking, the large hall wasn't a one-time act. In fact, she had only recently started working at the store, making her actions even more striking. >> How long has she been working here >> at this store? Only a couple months or not even a month. She came from the other store. So, the way she did it, I have a feeling that this is not the first time. >> She wasn't. >> And she wouldn't give y'all her she wouldn't give y'all her aunt's name. I don't. >> It looks like her mom. >> Look like her mom. >> And they were driving the red van cuz you can kind of see it off to the side. She walks out to it. And >> Were y'all able to get Do y'all have outside cameras? >> But you can see the van in the corner. >> Yeah. I was just wondering if you were able to get a tag if it was going to be a if I can get a tag number from the video, but probably not from that angle. >> You can only see this side of it. That would probably help us identify at least identify the aunt or her mom or whoever it is. You know, >> there's the woman could offer no excuse for her actions and shortly after the police proceeded with the necessary steps to take her into custody. >> We'll be good to go. >> I do have fake teeth. Am I going to have to leave those with you guys, too? >> I That's good. I have no idea. You got your cell phone? >> Yeah. >> I'll take that. Let's go over here and have a seat in my car while we get finished doing everything and get this going. >> You have anything else you want to bring? >> Since you've been so cooperative, you just put your hands in the front like turn around. Put mine in the back. >> And this is just I don't have like No, >> I have no idea. I'm find out. >> No, that's not >> I thought it was just birth marks that you had. >> No. >> You think cooperative make this as easy as possible? >> In the end, she was charged with organized retail theft. Even employees who appear trustworthy can exploit their position for personal gain. Always remember, loopholes and shortcuts may seem tempting, but the consequences are real and unavoidable. 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 woman also knew how to cause just as much trouble for everyone around her. >> I mean, why would I What am I calling for? >> You just said you wanted to press charges, >> right? I do want to I want you again to jail. I can't tell you that I won't be ask. >> On the 18th of June 2025, police were dispatched to a Home Depot after reports of a disturbance. When officers approached the female suspect standing behind the counter, she did not hesitate to admit there had been a problem. >> You get in an argument with somebody by the front desk? >> Yes, I did. >> What is going on? >> I was going to return. Wait a minute. Why am I even explaining this? Get the manager and let her explain it to you. >> We've already spoken with her. We're asking for your side. >> Okay. So, we just want to know what happened. >> Um, she pulled on me. She came I was doing a return. She made me stand in the back of the line for 15 minutes. I asked her to get me a manager. She went to telling me, um, I'm trying to help you. I said, I don't want your help. I want you to get me a manager. She said, um, well, you had to wait behind the people. She waited on six other people in front of me. I know that it was a a nasty little situation, I guess, because I asked them, "Is this the only place that you do returns?" She said um the not even her, she wasn't even the one that spoke. It was another worker that said we only do them over there. So I was like, "Okay." And I stood there for 15 minutes and watched six other people go in front of me. When you off duty, would you stand there for 15 minutes and let six other people go in front of you? My time is just as valuable as anyone else. >> Right. >> So when I asked for a matter, she told me no. She went to popping off. I know how she'll whoop my ass. So I put my bag down and told her, "We can get it. Let's get it." >> You were trying to return something. >> Yes. >> Okay. And then it just >> And she threw my receipt at me. That's how it got started. She She took my receipt and get it like that. >> Okay. >> It's all on camera. Go run the cameras back. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> She said you threw a lock at her. >> I didn't throw a lock. Go run the cameras back. >> Did you throw anything towards >> If Why would she have done my return if I threw the lock at her? >> I'm just This is what Make that makes sense. That's I was returning locks. >> Through her story. Several accusations of disorderly behavior were completely denied. She even turned the accusations back on the employees there >> that I even explained that to the manager. It wasn't that I got lied with her and I never cursed at her, never said anything threatening to her, but she told me she was going to whoop my ass. >> This is where that where I draw the line that you're not going to whoop my ass. And I told her she had a bad week. >> So when you were returning lock box, that's what happened. >> I had completed the return. She was like, "Oh, >> she did this to my receipt." That's when I said, "Why are you not giving command?" Could she have misconred the tossing the lock box like, "Hey, here we go." Cuz you were you were waiting there 15 minutes. I'd be, you know, >> I came up and I apologized to the lady that was standing in front of me. I said, "I'd like to return this and set the locks down." The lady that was standing on this, they can tell you I was standing right there. >> So, if it like struck her anyway, she never was. I'm just asking. >> She her hands weren't even there. I put the locks on the table. >> So, it wasn't like an intentional like I'm going to throw this at you type of thing. No. Okay. We'll watch We'll watch the video. >> Watch the video. >> Watch the video. Go watch the video. I don't watch the video. >> Watch the video. >> Okay. >> Do you have an ID on you? Okay. >> I don't even want to purchase no more. Now I got really feed off. Hold on a minute. I done really got pissed now cuz you going to lie. Go run the video. Let's go run. >> We're watching the video. You're just here. >> No, I'm not going to stand here. Am I being detained? >> Yeah, you are. >> What am I being detained for? >> We're investigating them. >> Oh, okay. Well, I'm going to >> She was completely confident that she had done nothing wrong. And at that moment, she even sat on the counter while continuing to obstruct the investigation. >> I see it. >> Once we tell me what what's the what's going on? >> Well, you're being detained for the investigation of if there was a battery that occurred. We're like I said, we're going to figure it out. So, >> go ahead. Once we figure it out, then I'll give you my ID once you tell me that I'm being arrested for a battery. >> So, you're being detained when you're identified. >> Give me a sergeant. I don't I'm not When am I being detained? I've never I haven't done anything. >> That's fine. You can give me a sergeant. >> A what? >> A sergeant. So, do you want to add on another charge that you're not giving us? >> I didn't I don't have a charge at all because I've done nothing. >> I was returning. >> We're trying to investigate it and you're obstructing obstructing anything. >> Identify yourself. >> I'm not obstructing. >> We need your identification. Need your identification. >> I don't have one now. >> You don't have one? >> Take you into fingerprint that way. >> It really doesn't have to be. It doesn't have to come over because this is all racism and I want you to watch the video first because Yeah, that's what it started out as. I want you to watch the video first and then come back to me and tell me that I assaulted someone. >> He's No, he's going to watch the video. We didn't say why not give it now. I don't understand. >> There's no reason to give it now. >> Investigate for a crime. So >> Oh, okay. I don't I don't know what crime I committed. Returning locks is a crime. >> No, she stated that you threw the lock at >> Well, she definitely Well, tell me this. If I threw a lock at you, if I threw a lock at you, would you not have gotten your manager instantly then? Would that not I'm just asking you common sense. Would you have process a return for someone that >> I don't know? A lot. I've never worked in retail either, but I mean that's just common sense. >> But either way, we need you right now. >> This I mean your job is customer service right now, right? >> I agree. >> We're trying to do our job and you're hindering us from doing it because you want to be difficult about >> I'm not being difficult. Did you get me over there? He's getting >> The woman seemed to understand how the police process worked as if she had been through this before and at that moment she began displaying even more bizarre behavior. >> Press charges too much before her saying it's threatening me. >> She Why don't you call them? We don't do >> I didn't I mean why would I What am I calling for? >> He felt >> You just said you wanted to press charges, >> right? I do want to I want How did you know I was going to the police station? >> Why would you do that if she's here? the same reason that she returned my locks and I supposedly threw them at her. >> You're bright. You're doing >> You're You're clever. >> Why did her manager come and apologize to me? >> Okay. >> So, I watched the video. No contact was ever made. You You threw the the wash or whatever on the counter. >> Yeah. >> Words were looked like I can't hear. >> Doing this what you told me. She was going to whoop mine. >> No, I didn't say any of that. So, she had the receipt. She tried to hand it to you. She didn't throw it at you. >> No, she took the receipt. The receipt was in her hand. She did like this and walked away. That's exactly what she did. So, >> she tried to hand it to you initially. I watched the video. >> So, the receipt was put in my hand. >> She tried to hand it to you. >> She did not. She did like this to the receipt. She did not try. I didn't touch it. >> So, here's the thing. They do not want you back in this. >> Okay. >> Crim trespass. So, I need your ID to document here. Verify who you are and trespass. >> So, I'm being detained and >> you're detained right now. So, I just need your ID so I can criminally trespass you. Thank you. >> Criminally trust them. >> They do not want you back into the system. >> No, I won't come back. I can leave. >> I have to enter you in the system. >> For what? I will never come back in here. And now I don't want to spend my money at all. I'll go to another explain this. >> Police concluded that she would only be trespassed and allowed to leave. But of course, with this woman's inflated ego, she did not make it easy at all. >> If you don't do that, then I have to take you to the station. >> All right. Where's my wonderful friend? She was beautiful. She I like her. One of her favorites. I don't know who you are. >> This could be a simple just get your ID, get you on your way. you'll be gone. >> Uh-huh. >> If not and you don't want to give >> But I want to press charges because now I was threatened. >> I was threatened. Let's listen to the word the verbiage on this on the >> She also said that you threatened her. >> No. Let's listen to the words on the video. >> She tried to go behind the counter. >> I never went behind the counter. That is absolutely a lie. Let's go watch. Can I watch the video? Let's watch it. >> Customer got in between you two and separated you. >> I never went behind the counter. She started to say >> a customer got in. >> No, no, no. That's not how that went. Can we go watch the video together? >> I'm not going to bring you back to your ID. Run your we can get your ID. >> No, no, no. Get me a sergeant over here. I'm sorry. >> Fine. If you fail to give your IDE, >> you're going to be arrested for obstruction. >> Can I get a sergeant over here? I'll >> take you to the station. They can come out. They can come out. >> Okay, let's do that. >> No, we're not playing that game. >> All you got to do is give your ID so we can >> There's no game. Hold on. There's no game. Let me put this on social media. There's no game. >> Simply >> There's no game. I don't play games. No, you're not going to give my ID because now I want to press charges. She threatened me >> and she's saying you threatened her. >> Did you listen to it? She threatened me first. I have you on video. >> You She threatened me first. I never went behind the counter. Never tried to go. She She threatened me and said she was going to whoop my >> Her behavior only dragged the situation out longer. But with the trespass order already issued, what she kept doing ultimately led her straight into the outcome she never wanted. >> Whatever it was, she she called the police on you. We came, we detained you. We're trying to trespass you from this location, so we need your ID. He's telling you, >> I'm more than happy to never come back here, but I don't feel like that you need to ID me and and I'm not getting a police report for someone pranking me. So, it's okay for someone to threaten me. >> So, why can't I see the video? Let's watch the video together so I can get a lawyer because now I'm going to go ahead and press charges because we're telling you you can't come here. >> Oh, I don't care about not coming here. You know how many Home Depot? >> I need a sergeant. >> Can I please have a sergeant? Is it not my right to have a sergeant here? I can drive to the station. We can do that. >> No, you're not. >> No, like a sergeant. >> You're under arrest. Corrupt shark. >> Okay, >> you had your chance. All I needed was your ID. >> Let go. >> Let go. >> Resisting, too. >> Stoping up. Drop your key. >> It's completely >> We tried to do this. >> We try to do this as normal as possible. >> So, now you going to go through my first Okay, >> that's fine. I'm going to sue. I'm going to sue. I promise you. I'm going to sue. Do you have my car keys? >> Uh, we have everything in here. >> You sure? Where are my car keys? Cuz it was only a single key. >> Can you get my turkeys and put them with my purse? Me and Sge while we're down there. >> You can talk to Sergeant. >> This could have been a simple handier ID. You could have been on your way, but you want to make this extremely difficult. >> I wanted to make you guys are racist. >> That's all this is. It's racist. >> It is. And I'm going to prove it. Just go. Yep. Let's go. >> Don't pull away. >> Don't touch me. Get your nasty hands off of me. You disgusting cuz that's all this is and you're a racist. >> On the way to the police station, the woman repeatedly complained that she needed an ambulance. She was immediately given assistance, but her aggressive attitude still showed no sign of calming down. >> One of you guys coming out. >> Bring my purse. >> Go ahead and get this on the top. >> Take your blood pressure. M whatever mind you going to do whatever you're going to do so I can go to court behave explain to them that I have I don't care about the situation about what's going on with your health you need to listen you need to shut your mouth and listen all right hey listen >> you're going to get >> you're going to get cuffed again but you're going to get cuffed in front it's for your treatment >> okay you got to listen >> I'm just trying to help you put him in the bag >> I'm going to put him in the We We need them in front. We need them in front. >> You're going to listen to what you're being told. All right. >> No, I'm going to do what I want right now. >> Hey, listen. Are you If you come back in my car and you refuse to go to the hospital, we can't have this again while we're in route to our jail. >> I'll roll the window. I'll roll you as I'll roll the window down and have the AC on in the back for you. you. We can't have you mid round say I want to go to the hospital. >> Listen, >> my chest is hurting. Okay, there's nothing I'm going to do with it. We should go to the hospital. >> But I want to get this over with. >> Let's go get this over with. >> Ultimately, she was charged with assault, disorderly conduct, and resisting an officer. When arrogance and stubbornness replace cooperation, even a situation that could have ended with a simple warning can quickly spiral into serious charge next. This woman went beyond the level of simple shoplifting. >> I'm not looking like that until later, folks. >> But she kept Look, my hand is red. She kept steady popping me and popping me and popping me. >> On the 9th of August 2024, police received a report from the Macy's store about a woman attempting to stuff merchandise into her handbag, but she was quickly caught in the act. When they arrived at the scene, the situation immediately became tense. daughter is out here crying like a bloody and you need to feel that [ __ ] You need to feel that cuz this [ __ ] right here ain't cool, bro. >> Let me touch you [ __ ] I swear to God. >> Stop talking to my ass down. >> Like y'all shut the up is wrong with you. Shut the [ __ ] up. >> We got to deal with this first. >> You don't much. You doing too much. For real. You're doing too much and I am extremely disappointed in you. Bro, >> we could have just peacefully talked in there. >> Stop talking to me. >> But you clearly don't understand. >> Looking at you laughing right and I hope I catch you outside. I hope I do everything I love. I hope I do. I'm like, baby, I hope I do. Then why do you >> It don't matter cuz she was wrong. And I know she said that. She should have sitting right there. said that I took >> wasn't where I go until she hit my manager and that's when she >> didn't hit her hand. >> She was not hitting her hand. She was pulling pulling on my purse. Pulling on my purse. Pull the camera up. What are you still sitting right here for? Do your job. Pull the camera up. Go pull it up. Go pull the camera up. >> She was ready to argue with everyone present there. And not only that, the trouble she created lasted throughout her entire escort. mother pull off >> until she don't even know if you're going to jail or not yet. So don't like this. >> Let's go. >> She's not watching me now. I'm not going to let my baby see me like that until later. >> No, it's going TO WORK LIKE THAT. LET me not see LIKE THIS. MY BABY'S NOT BRO. And if you touch me, I'm going to end up on I need my phone. That's what I have. >> Did we check her yet? >> I DON'T GIVE A LIKE YOU LET YOUR DAUGHTER SEE you like this. Now she sees your mom and her dad like this. I hope you real happy. I hope you real happy cuz you too for me, bro. >> You too for me. >> Does this have any straps on it that we can get off? >> No. >> I told y'all that. I told you I told you that when you were studying trying to put the cuffs on me, step out. >> Stop cussing, >> bro. He is a too big. >> I'd rather deal with you. I'd rather have a talk with you. >> Can Can we step out and can I take your cuffs with me out of >> It seemed that trying to reason with the woman only dragged the situation out. So, shortly after, the police shifted to hearing the story from the store's side. So, what happened was half of it is going to be on video of the selections and then we moved to floor surveillance cuz I was in the fitting room across from her waiting to post sweep it. >> How was she doing all this? >> She she concealed it in the fitting room. I post I preweped the fitting room before she went in. >> Mhm. >> While he maintained surveillance on cameras and then um she went in the fitting room that was pretty swept and she came out. There was two cags on the floor and that's it. And everything that she came out with, she came out with her scarf and she came out with this item. >> Was she putting it in her bag or >> She put it in her bag cuz her when her mom came, she started throwing everything out and then some of the other stuff just came out of her purse. >> Are you able to pull up videos of the slapping portion or was that outside? >> No, that was outside. I could see if I can get it right here, but I didn't physically put her hand my hands on her. I did hold her back, which I grabbed her because once I go off the curb, she was literally like this on the curb. >> She was outside. >> She was outside. Once I go off the curb, I stopped her from going off the curb. >> Okay. >> And but she kept, look, my hand is red. She kept steady popping me and popping me and popping me. I mean, you can't be mad at me and um that ain't nothing to me. Shortly after, the store also presented additional evidence that proved her act of theft. >> Um, we waited till she hit all sales of points before we apprehended her, which was right here. >> Okay. >> Well, we could have got her at this door, but we wanted to make sure that she won't turn around and pay for the items. >> So, I'm missing one tag in the room, but so far it said 160 350. >> Okay. And I I think it's fair to assume that last item is probably not 140. No. >> Right. >> Oh, wait. Here we go. Right here. >> Do you guys have band paperwork you want to get for? Um >> I give her a trespass. She can't hold these for free. >> Yeah. Usually the mall too, don't you? >> Yeah, we usually get one. Um we just we can just go based off what they give you. Oh. >> Okay. So, it's like right here. This when she goes out. Yeah, cuz we was right on our heels. >> Is it out of camera view then? >> Yeah, that >> cuz the zombie right here. >> The suspect was expected to receive a store ban, but her hotheaded behavior still left the female employee visibly upset. As far as her slapping your arm and all that, we're going to write it up in the report. If the state's attorney decides to press charges that the verbal threats that she just made a crash out, >> yeah, she said >> that'll be documented at least. Um, but as far as threats, it's got to be a little more specific than that. >> She said she was going to beat my in front of everybody several TIMES ON MY CHILD. >> The good news is she'll be banned from here. So, she comes back, she goes to jail. It's no questions asked. So, So, if I see her at my other job, >> she's she's calmed down quite a bit. >> You could always try and get an order of protection on her, which would cover you at your other job. And obviously, you'll have her info once uh security gets that for you. Uh and I think you have more than enough to file for one. >> I deal with birth. >> So, also I was like, "Okay." >> Yeah. Let me let me check on him. Um, how far along are you on? >> Uh, the computer is low. I'm trying to move as fast as part. >> That's all right. I'll I'll check back with you. >> This was the woman's first time committing such an act. So, the police made a decision regarding her. Watch it and share your thoughts on whether that decision was fair. >> I'm going to take you out of handcuffs. Okay. And then I'll explain this entire thing to you. All right. >> Mom already gave you electric. So, I'll spare electric for you. Thank you. >> Hopefully we never meet again, right? >> We won't. >> Okay. Do you have any questions at all for us? >> You have her ID, but I don't have any questions. >> She has her ID. >> Okay. Well, you're free to go now at this point. Okay. >> I appreciate it. >> Yep. >> The woman was charged with retail theft and issued a trespass ban from the store. Owning up early, staying calm, and accepting responsibility will always lead to a better outcome than letting anger and pride make everything worse. >> Bad choices. >> What was that? >> Bad choices. >> Bad choices. >> Yeah. >> On July 7th, 2024, officers were dispatched to Walmart after receiving a report about two women who showed suspicious behavior while shopping. More specifically, let the employee clearly recount what had happened. >> What's going on? >> Not much. We have a concealment. She had all this in her backpack. >> Oh, okay. >> Does someone come to get us total? >> They said there was another female. Is she >> She's currently in the store. >> Okay. Does she have stuff concealed? >> Yeah. >> You guys got to stop her, right? >> We can start with her while we wait on her. She said they're like sisters, but she's not giving us any information on her. So, both these bags, >> what's wrong with them >> are filled with or are those bags hers? >> The bag I think the bags are, but the stuff in it. >> The bags. Okay, the bags are hers, but stuff in it. I know. >> Okay, sounds good. She >> Hey, I don't think you sent me though from yesterday's case. >> I did. >> You did? >> Yeah. >> Well, I just got here. I got to check, but that. >> Well, I think I did. I'm going to say that. >> Yeah. I got pretty busy as soon as I left here, so I couldn't >> took me a minute. >> They were together. >> No. We'll fix this. >> She split off and >> so they're going to get hurt right now. >> So, one of the two women was arrested and she seemed not to care about her crime as her lack of cooperation was clearly visible. Right. >> So, is this how you spell your name? >> Just like that. Cuz we didn't find anything. Said no rec. >> Huh? >> Spell that out for me. >> Just stand up. What's your name? >> Turn around. We need the fingerprint reader located. >> You know what happens when you get a name, right? Or false information or anything that may >> happen. What's your name from last night? >> You don't know your middle name? >> It seemed that she was merely acting indifferent to make things harder for the police. But her next move became unexpectedly insane. >> Yeah. She said she doesn't have a middle name. >> Right. And then you told me you don't know your middle name. And then all a sudden you know your middle name. You see how easy it is to just catch another charge just by trying to be smart and funny. >> It's not right. >> Hey. Hey. >> What's wrong with you? >> I'm doing it again. >> Can we get us up? Just lift up. If we got anyone got a um >> I have one in my car. I have one in my car. >> I got a red. >> Just put her in that. >> What's wrong with you? >> Relax. You need to relax. Relax. You need to relax. Hey, I need you to relax. >> Take her head. >> Just breathe. Just breathe. Okay. Listen. Relax. >> I don't see any water. >> Can you look at me? Can you look at >> pretty bad? Yeah, I don't see any. >> Hey, can you talk right now? >> Just breathe for a second. Just relax. Okay. >> She made herself the victim just to avoid questioning about her crime. And to prevent it from happening again, the police took precautionary measures. I need you for your help. I need you for your help. >> Did you watch the video already? >> No, I'm not. >> Yeah. >> You want um please start showing me whatever you have from her. Yeah. Um, Zoe five. Do >> you want to press charges for the damage to the wall? >> That's I've never had to deal with that before. >> Sure. >> Sure. I I >> Yeah, I Yeah, I guess so. >> How much do you think that's worth? >> Uh, what? 50, 100 bucks? >> Uh, >> and it's drywall. >> What? What was the price? >> Labor to get it fixed. 50 100 bucks. >> I need a number. >> Uh >> I need I need to ask her. She'll know. >> Okay. >> The total value of the merchandise was determined to be nearly $500, including the cost of the damage the suspect caused to the wall. And at this point, the second suspect also revealed herself. >> To your friend right there. Have >> a seat right there. If you have >> y'all can keep all stuff please just go home. No was a misunderstanding misunderstanding. >> No >> no misunderstanding. >> Did you put anything in your bag? >> Oh yeah. >> How old are you? >> You got an ID with you? >> Yeah. >> Where's your ID? >> It's in my phone. >> Your phone in the bag too? Back in your phone case? >> It's in my It's in my It's in my book bag. Have you been arrested before? >> No. >> No. Please. Just give me all the stuff I paid for that. >> I don't care if the mom's home or not. We're going to notify her. >> Can I call my sister? >> Nope. >> Walk out to my phone. I don't know if her number >> legal guardian sister doesn't count. Unless your mom get her. Leave your guardianship over you. >> So listen, if we don't have a guardian that comes and gets you, you're going to jail. Okay? So it's really important that you kind of please call me. He's the only person. Your mom or dad? >> Okay. My dad. >> Both sisters failed to realize the seriousness of their crime. And that attitude became clear when she explained the absurd reason behind the theft. >> Happened today. Well, why you guys did what you did? Well, to be honest, my mom's not home and I just needed some soap and stuff. Like, I just need to wash my ass and >> I just need some soap. You need some soap to wash your ass. >> I need some stuff. >> Okay. >> Bad choices. >> What was that? >> Bad choices. >> Bad choices. >> Yeah, about that. >> Have a number. Um, you guys have a number for how much you >> I'm waiting on the second shirt. >> You don't have anything in there. >> We'll call your dad. We'll call your dad. You don't know dad's number? >> No. >> I can give him a call. I don't know what's up. Which one's your phone? >> The bottom one. >> The bottom one. >> No, she's asking if we can just release her. >> Absolutely not. >> Like this is no big deal. >> Sorry. Good luck. >> The woman was charged with giving a false name to law enforcement, resisting officers without violence, criminal mischief, and petty theft. While the second girl was released to her legal guardian due to being underage, her reckless choices did not erase the consequences. Lying and resisting only made everything worse. One bad decision led to another, proving that avoiding responsibility only deepened the trouble she faced. >> Hey. Hey. Don't youing do that. Okay. >> The wall right there. See it? All right. So, that picture that I just took will be sent to all Walmarts everywhere. Your information will be in there along with the video today. So, again, >> on the 13th of May 2024, police approached a man at Walmart after receiving a report that he had committed theft there. But police did not know that he would leave them with unexpected surprises. >> Hey, mother police department. Hey, I hear you might have some property that ain't yours on you. That might look exactly like this. >> Yeah. >> I think I see what he was doing over here. >> All right. Go ahead and put that phone up for me, sir. Put the phone up. >> I'm buy it. I'm not too late. >> Come on. For that, buddy. >> Put your Hey. Hey. Don't youing that. >> Okay. Okay. >> I'll put you on the ground. >> Don't you >> Can I please just buy it? No. Now you're going to jail for obstruction. >> Yeah. How dumb was that? >> We got 1095. >> All right. Thank you. >> You're fine. >> We got our own charges now. >> Yeah, that's it. Well, >> don't ask for county. The office is unlocked. >> All right. jail. I think there some type of way to go right around for me. >> You're sorry you wouldn't have done it. >> And in fact, he still possessed other stolen items on him. All of which were discovered when police took him to the loss prevention office. >> He also has something else possibly. >> I'll find it. >> There's no telling what else. >> I got you said you'll do a receipt for both of them. >> Yeah, we'll see what all he's got. I might have grabbed >> Okay. Just that thing. >> Which thing is one you stole? >> This. >> This? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Dude, you tried to run. >> I paid for it. >> I don't give a [ __ ] You're not doing this. >> This is all brand new. It's like >> Okay. >> Hey J, if you want if you want to do a little second little loop around there, make sure nothing else. >> Huh? If you want to do a little loop, we'll sit here a minute. >> Yeah, he This is Sorry. This right here. >> Those are mine. Yeah. >> What is that? >> Those are full uh blankets that he was on the aisle with. So, I don't believe >> Yeah. >> Okay. Hey, look. You go to court, you tell them it's yours, they'll end up coming back to you. >> Yeah. >> I I bought those in my pocket. I promise. >> All right. So, the crime became undeniable under the surveillance cameras of Walmart, and the store imposed penalties for his actions. >> Do you need him for anything else? >> Uh, we got a bar in. >> Okay. >> Bar for this property for a period of two years here is no longer allowed at Walmart on this side of town. Uh, your picture, you see that orange shot up on the the wall right there? See it? All right. So, that picture that I just took will be sent to all Walmarts everywhere. Um, your information will be in there along with the video today. So, again, >> all right. All right, just follow this officer >> and leave. Feel free to search him again. I'll search him. I should have gotten everything out of his pockets. >> Finally, the man was charged with shoplifting, obstruction, and probation violation failure to appear. This case showed that trying to deny the truth and run from responsibility only made the consequences far worse than the original mistake.