I got two kids. I need somebody to come get my kids. You're scaring mybody else. I don't want you touching me. I'll let somebody else up against. >> Um, but I can at least document that in there. >> That's funny because it's a front of my which means I didn't >> Why do this at my job? >> I need to talk to my father. >> Listen, don't don't lose cops. >> I'm not stupid. Hello. >> Shut the hell out. [screaming] >> All right, there you go. All Karens push the limits of police patience, never realizing just how serious the consequences of their reckless actions can be. These are moments when entitled Karens get reality checked by police. Support us with a like and subscribe. More shocking cases are coming. First, let's watch how this aggressive woman ends up regretting challenging this officer. >> I have kids. Let me go. >> Get out of the car. >> I'm not getting out of the car. Touch me. I don't want you touching me. I'll let somebody up against the car. On March 26th, 2025, an officer on patrol decided to stop an unplated Dodge Durango SUV. The driver was going nearly 60 mph in a 45 zone. A simple traffic stop quickly turned into chaos. Here's what happened. >> You're doing almost 60 mph. >> I can see my speed limit here. I was doing 35. >> The woman snapped back, denying she was speeding and calling the cop racist. But that arrogant attitude was just the beginning of a meltdown no one saw coming. >> Okay. So, the temporary license plate is expired today and is no longer assigned. You have a new license plate assigned to the vehicle. >> Days to get a new license. Do you pull my license plate back? >> No, this license plate's no longer assigned to this vehicle. Have a new license plate assigned to it. >> Okay. Well, I haven't picked it up yet. That one hasn't expired yet. So, you can put my license plate back today. So, I still got 6 days to go get it. So, I would like for you to put that back. >> No, that's not how it works. >> In the state of Florida, you have up to six more days to drive with a expired license plate temporary. So, I need you to put that back before I be suing you. >> You can sue me. >> Okay. I need you to put that back. >> When I run the license plate, it's no longer assigned to the vehicle. >> It is assigned to the vehicle. So, I need you to go put that back temporary. Do you need to see my registration? >> No, I don't. This is no longer assigned to the vehicle. >> Okay. I have 30 days to get a temp. This is just expired today. >> Yes. >> So, I have six more days to get my license plate. >> Yes, I do. >> We're not going to argue the side of the road so I can get hit by a car while I put on my car. >> The officer explained that Florida law doesn't allow a temporary tag to be used once a permanent plate has been issued, but she wasn't having it. Yelling, threatening to sue, and flat out refusing to move until she got her plate back. >> Go get it. >> Exactly. So, put that backside. Go get it. >> It's not assigned to the car. I'm not on this. I have my registration in my >> You're getting a ticket today for speeding. We can go in front of the judge and we can explain how you were speeding today. There's a fine that you can pay or call the number to traffic license plate back. >> I'm not putting license plate back. You're free to go. >> I have my registration in here, which you never asked for. >> I don't need it. You're free to go. >> Get back in your car. You're not supposed to do that. You're not supposed to do that. I need my license back on my car. I have 6 days and you're not supposed to do that. You racist. If you don't get back in your car, you're going to get arrested. >> If you're get back in your car, [ __ ] >> get back in your car. >> Get back in the car. >> I'm a life around with you. Get the out my face. I slap your ass. Get the out of my face. Don't touch me. Freedom speech, [ __ ] Get out my face. >> Things started to escalate as she cursed, accused the officer of racism, and warned she if he didn't return her plate, forcing him to issue a firm warning. >> Be arrested. For what? For what? What are you arresting me for? >> Get out of the car. >> What are you arresting me for? >> Get out of the car. >> What are you arresting me for? >> Get out of the car. >> What are you arresting me for? I need to know. What are you arresting me for? >> Get back in the car. >> Why do you arrest? Okay, so what? I can stand out in the street if I want to. >> Threatening me telling >> I can stand at the street. I can stand in the street. Do I have a gun? >> No, I don't. So, you can't arrest me. Let me go. Let me go then. I have kids. Let me go. >> Get out of the car. >> I'm not getting out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Let me go cuz you're arrest me for no reason. Let me go now. >> Now you're going to get another charge for resistance. >> Let me go. I'm not resisting. You're arresting me for no reason. Let me call you. >> Stop. >> Don't pull me. Do not pull me. I'm going to call my people. >> Okay. >> Motor 26V. I'm trying to go 10:15. She's resisting. Get somebody here. 108. >> Somebody to come get my kids. I have two kids in here. >> Let go and get out of the car. >> I have two kids in here. >> I have two. You are a speaker. He keep touching me. I have two kids in here. >> Get out of the car. >> I got two kids. I need somebody to come get my kid. You're scaring my kid. >> You're scaring your kid. Get out of the car. I need somebody to come get my kid. No, I'm not getting out of my car. I'm not getting out of my car. >> This is incredible. >> I didn't touch you, so don't touch me. >> Get out of the car. >> I didn't touch you, so don't touch me. >> I didn't touch you, so don't touch me. You arrest me for nothing cuz I said I'm going to shoot you. That's not okay. So what? It's a freedom of speech, sir. It's a freedom of speech, sir. I can say what I want in my mouth. It's a freedom of speech. You're mad. You're mad cuz you're racist. You're mad cuz you're racist. Yeah, you're racist. You acting like Trump. When ordered out of the car, the woman resisted hard, using her kids as an excuse to stall. Her constant claims of rights and racism forced police to call for backup fast. >> I'm over here by Rosier Street. >> By my house, he's arrested me cuz I told him I'm him and I don't care cuz you're racist, sir. You're racist and I got my license. I don't care. I got arrested your license. >> You get me. >> I got arrest your license. Don't touch me. 247. >> I don't want you touching me. I want somebody else. I don't want you touching me. I let somebody car up against the car. >> Can you please come get my kids, please? >> It's okay, baby. It's okay. I'm okay. >> Just pull up the hill. >> It's okay. It's okay. Don't cry. Do not cry. I love you. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Don't cry. Don't cry. I love you. >> I love you. I'm sorry. >> It's hard not to feel sorry for the kids. Their mother refused to cooperate, even in handcuffs, claiming she was arrested for being black. What could have been a simple ticket turned into chaos. >> You're not understanding what he did. He took my license plate off my car. >> In the state of Florida, you have 6 days to get a new license plate. It just expired today. >> Ma'am, >> it's not even expired yet cuz today shut your pie hole for a second. I can't get word. All you want to do is yell at me and I'm trying to help you. >> I'm talking to you. >> I'm walking back to my car. She got out of her car, started walking towards me, said that she was going to shoot people, started calling me all kinds of racist things cuz I took her expired temporary license plate. So I tried to 105 her. She got back in the car. She was calling people out. >> My license plate expired today. >> You just need to calm down. >> You took my license plate for no reason. >> She's got kids in the car, too. >> For no reason. My license plate expired today. I'm suing you. >> My license plate for no reason. Today is the 26th. Why did he take my license plate today? >> I haven't been today. >> Okay. I have >> It's not a fire, is it? I'm confused. Is that expired? >> Give me a minute. >> That's illegal. >> I'm trying to bend my legs. I can't stand up like that. >> What's your name? >> Camo. >> She [snorts] was taken to the station in a furious state. On camera, she kept insisting she was innocent, blaming her outburst on confusion. But by then, it was far too late. In the end, she was charged with resisting arrest, threatening a law enforcement officer, and disorderly conduct. A harsh reminder that arrogance and defiance can quickly turn a warning into a criminal record. Next, this woman lost her freedom all because she didn't want to be late for work. Um, but I can't at least document that in there. That's funny because at the front of my which means I didn't >> just turn around for me. >> I can't. >> On May 17th, 2025, officers rushed to a Family Dollar after reports that a woman had fled the scene of a car accident. And what happened next was anything but ordinary. >> Okay. All right. >> Just so you know, they hit me. >> Okay. Uh well before sorry say that again. >> They hit me. >> I didn't hit anything. >> Well, let's start from the beginning. Um kind of I think your mom just called you let you know. Or did she not talk to We were just over at the house. I didn't know if your mom >> Well, they hit my car. You can tell from the zero damage on his the totally horrible damage on mine. >> Okay. Um >> I stopped because I saw them coming and he just kept going. >> Okay. Um well, again, we just came from your >> Can we go over here? >> Yeah. Yeah, absolutely. We just came from your residence over here. I'm speaking to mom and dad. That's why I didn't know if they just called you or not. >> The moment she faced the officers, she denied causing the crash and claimed to be the victim. >> Her nervous, evasive behavior only made police suspicion grow stronger. >> This guy is so weird. He's just been standing there for an hour waiting here. Is that >> I was looking at him because I was like, is that the guy? But he wouldn't say anything to me. >> Okay. Yeah. I'm not >> looking at him. >> Yeah. I'm not sure who that is. If we can just stand here for me. >> So, >> is that not him? No, I don't believe so. But okay, but the reason I'm here is regarding the >> Sorry. >> All right. Well, let's go around this corner then. Right. Right around this side here. >> How about on this right around this corner? Is that okay? >> Or would you rather right here? It's up to you. Okay. Um, so I'm investigating a hit and run accident. Um, after hearing what another party came in, >> car damaged? >> Yes. >> Yes, there was some damage on the other vehicle. >> Really bad. And the only reason I left was cuz I had to go to work. >> Okay. >> They hit me. I was only on break. >> That's what I was going to again. I just wanted to speak with you, kind of give you a chance to tell me what happened. >> The woman tried to defend herself, claiming she was the one who got hit and only left to get back to work to avoid responsibility, even suspecting a nearby man of being the one who reported her. >> So, you were driving, you were on your break driving. >> I was just bringing my car here because I had to go somewhere after work. >> Okay. Okay. And literally on the way here they just >> Okay. So you >> I didn't see them coming and so I stopped. I definitely I was hitting the brakes and I had stopped and then they just kept going anyway. >> Okay. Where was this at? Was it uh >> and I stood there and I parked over and I waited and no one ever pulled over. No one ever came to me and I didn't want to call the police until after my shift. >> Do you remember where it happened? >> It was by the fufules. >> By the fufles. Okay. On that part of the right over here at 12 from where I park and then I was turning to go here. >> Okay. You were making a left on the Palaski from 122nd. Okay. Um yeah, the the main issue I or we have is that the fact that you ended up leaving following the accident. Um >> I was going to report after work. I just I can't afford to I couldn't afford to just leave work. >> Okay. Um so I understand that. So, the reason you ended up leaving was because you wanted to just to get to work. Um, but we do have to address that now because it is a crime to leave a scene of an accident. >> Even if they hit me. >> Yes. Regardless, doesn't matter. Um, I'll I could document that in my report that you said that they hit you. Um, he was saying vice versa. Um, but I can at least document that in there. >> That's funny because the front of my messed up, which means I didn't like it's the side. If I was hit someone, it would have just been the complete front, but it was the side. Do you need a pick? >> Okay. Um, no. I actually saw your car over here. I saw took a picture of your car already. >> Sorry. What was that? >> My mom moved it for me. >> Okay. >> So shaken up, I couldn't move it, so it was just in the middle of the street for an hour. >> Okay. The suspect kept insisting she was hit during her lunch break, even claiming to have photos and her mother as a witness. But officers made it clear leaving the scene of an accident is a crime, no matter who's at fault. Well, after the accident, I didn't go far. That's why I don't get why they would think I was hitting and running. I was literally right there and I waited for 20 minutes looking around. No one ever came up to me. No one ever said like and I was looking for dented cars, anything. And there was nothing. >> We're going to address Are you about to get off work right now? >> At 3 >> at 3:00 >> 8 minutes. >> Okay. Um I'm going to hang out here until you're off your shift and then we're going to have to go to the station and address the hit and run issue. Okay. Um, so if you want or is anyone else here that can kind of take over for you until shift ends or do you normally and do you normally stay after? >> I could go, but am I being arrested? >> Okay. Uh, yes. Yes, you are going to be arrested. >> I'm going to jail. >> Um, just we're going to bring you there, process you, you'll be issued a citation and and a court date for this. >> So, I have to spend the night in jail. >> No, no, no. We'll only be there about 45 minutes to an hour and then you'll be released. After several minutes of explanation, officers confirmed she had left the scene and informed her she'd be taken to the station. Instead of cooperating, the woman panicked and began desperately pleading. Finally, she was charged with leaving the scene of an accident and resisting arrest. This is a harsh reminder that no reason, not even being late for work, puts you above the law. Report it and take responsibility instead of avoiding the consequences. Now, let's [music] meet the officer's spoiled daughter who tried to outsmart the TSA with Xanax. >> Grandfather of Chicago PD and so is my father. My phone. Let me talk to my dad. [screaming] My dad. >> On March 26th, 2025, airport police were dispatched after reports of an intoxicated passenger causing a disturbance at the departure area. Let's see how they handled a fellow officer's troublesome daughter. Well, Gino, the way you're acting right now, they're not going to let you fly cuz you seem like you're intoxicated on something, >> right? So, >> have you had anything? Don't just be honest with us. >> I will I'm um I had shots in the airport. Um, but I >> What time is your flight today? >> Gina. Gina, when's the last time you drank something or took something? >> Gina appeared out of control, speaking incoherently, which which led officers to suspect alcohol use? But her dazed behavior suggested something more, possibly medication that left her heavily impaired. >> What time is your flight today? Cuz right now, if you went to the gate, they probably would not let you board. >> So, but do me a favor. Finish tying your shoe. We don't want you to trip. >> What I'm telling you is that if they don't let me board, it's going to be a huge problem. >> You're trying to avoid. >> So, >> I know I I will do anything to >> Okay. Well, start tying your shoe. >> Okay. Go ahead and tie your shoe so you don't trip. Who >> you flying out with? First of all, >> I'm not flying with anybody. I'm flying over. >> No, no. Who you What airline are you flying with? >> So, I'm going to Orlando. >> You're going to Orlando. >> And who are you flying to get to Orlando with? Like Delta? >> My sister. >> Which airline? Like Delta, American, United? >> Southwest. >> Southwest. >> We're just want to make sure. >> So bad. >> Feel so bad about this. We just want to make sure you're okay. All right. >> All right. Once she does, ma'am, you're going to have to go onto the other side. Security. Either get a cab. >> I'll see if I can get a CCS to help you or you can you can go sit on the other side. >> What's your name? >> My name is Officer Davidson. Ma'am, I'm sorry. >> Davidson. >> Yep. When officers advised she couldn't board the plane in this condition, Gina became defiant and emotionally unstable, forcing airport security to step in further. >> It's not alcohol. >> Cuz if she was that, like let's say if she was that intoxicated, you'd be able to smell it. >> You're not smelling anything. >> Nothing. There's there's no smell. Her thighs are dilated. Uh, and basic basic what they're saying, whatever she took, she took right before she left on this plane. I think it was probably like uh kind of Xanax. Some people wavered. So, stand up. Stand up, please. I want you to walk to that officer right there. You can't. Ma'am, excuse me. >> Okay. Sit down, please. Sit down. Sit down, please. Ma'am, sit down right here. >> Ma'am, just sit down right here. There you go. >> There you go. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. First off, >> I got her. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Want to be a handcuffs. >> Go ahead. >> No. >> You got yourself. >> All right. >> Stop. When asked to walk in a straight line, Gina couldn't keep her balance and resisted, forcing officers to restrain and handcuff her immediately. [ __ ] >> All right. Come on. Under arrest. Come on. You're under arrest for public intoxication. Stop resisting. Give me your hand. >> Please. No. Stop. >> Go ahead. Hit hit the latch. Hit the latch right there. Perfect. Please want to fight white female 1095. >> No. >> Yes. Yes. >> I just want to talk to my dad. >> I want to talk to my dad. Please. I swear to God, my dad willing you. You have no idea who the you're messing with. My dad will you and I'm not being stupid. My dad will literally you so worry about it. He will you in the next week. I promise you. >> Even after being arrested, Gina kept screaming for help, demanding to speak with her father, a Chicago police officer. And in her panic, she warned that he would handle them, leaving officers exasperated. >> Miss Gina, >> no. [screaming] Miss Gina, >> you're done with you. So, you're going to sit down >> and you're going to listen to this officer. >> Sit down. Put your feet up right now. >> No. No. >> Do you think we got an AP up upstairs? >> Help. Help. >> Go get an AP, man. I >> No woman like this. [laughter] is wrong with you. >> We're trying to be nice to you. >> No, I'm not nice. I don't really care right now. >> Go ahead. >> Relax. >> Somebody help. >> Once taken to the security area, Gina kept crying, shouting, and demanding her phone, claiming she was being mistreated, just as officers discovered something shocking inside her bag. >> Different colors. She took a photo with that. >> How did she get that? >> Good point. Good point. Okay. >> See? >> Yeah. Xanax. >> Yep. There you go. >> It's a zany. So, she took a zany with alcohol. That's why she's so jacked up. >> Yep. >> I I need to talk to my father. This is so weird. >> No, we're in Georgia. >> My grandfather Chicago PD and so is my father. So they know what's up. Just please let me speak to him. >> Officers found unprescribed Xanax in her bag, confirming TSA violation. Gina resisted, begged to call her cop father and threatened officers. Her arrogance forcing police to restrain her inside the patrol car. No. No, >> I want to talk to my dad. Come on. >> No. No. Come on. >> I just went to my seat belt. Go. Got it. You're slush all you want. Push all you want. Madam wars your charges. What do you do? What are you going to do? [snorts and laughter] Go ahead. Hit me. I don't care. I don't care. In the end, Gina was charged with obstructing law enforcement, public drunkenness, 13 counts of drug possession, and carrying medication not in its original packaging or with a legal prescription. Gina was a humiliating downfall for the cop's daughter, who thought her last name could shield her from the law. Next, this arrogant woman tried to intimidate others, and it backfired hard. >> Listen, don't lose cops with me. Step out. >> Step out. You can step out now. [screaming] All right. >> On May 21st, 2023, police rushed to the scene of a car crash. Instead of taking responsibility, the suspect chose to bully two young women, leaving them terrified. Watch how officers taught her a costly lesson. >> Anyways, I told my sister to call you guys, right? Already when she was already almost causing a crash. >> You stay in the car. >> Go get in the car. >> She was banging on my window, freaking opening my door trying to She was scaring me. Like I was literally scared for my life. >> No, I'm not. No, I'm not. They're with me. No, I'm going to tell you right now. Listen. >> I'm going to tell you right now, okay? I'm not trying to be over here. >> The situation quickly grew tense as the suspect became furious, forcing officers to separate her from the two young victims immediately. >> Guys, she's she breaking me, trying to make it look like it's my fault when this girl literally almost caused me a car crash all the way on the intersection. I'm driving behind her. Literally, she kept going in front of me. I'm like trying to get away from her. She break checked me. I'm already over here trying to get over to the side. >> I know. I already called dispatch. I know you guys were already on the phone with 911. >> And they heard the accident. >> Yeah. I was going home. >> Stay here and wait. >> No, because she keeps coming to my car like I don't know. >> Stay here. >> Listen, don't don't do cops with me. >> You stay here and talk to him. Are you the driver? >> Yeah. Can you give me your license, registration, and show? >> Two terrified teens told officers the woman had been tailing, breaking, and blocking them off before ramming their car, then laughing and pounding on their windows like a maniac. >> We were in like the middle, like in the left lane. Kayie went in the right lane, honked at her, and then she sped up and got in front of us, tried to cut us off, and then she kept trying to break check us, swerve through the lanes in the middle, not let us pass. And I have a picture and a live photo of it of her swerving. We were trying to get a picture of her license for you guys. Then we tried calling and then she break checked us and we sideswiped her cuz we were trying to swerve into the media, >> you know. She thought I was going to I'm like, bro, she was laughing about it cuz she thought I was going to be the I'm like, "Dude, we're already like we had like the phone like the call was recorded. Like they can hear the car. Like she we can >> While officers calmly spoke with the two girls, the oversized Karen on the other side was busy throwing a tantrum like she owned the highway. >> I know you guys are hot in those pants. >> My bald head's getting a little touchy right now. >> I'm like sweating and >> I don't have any hair to cover this. >> All right, hang tight. Okay. The officer with the bald head would just mean >> he's over here. So, please come over here. Please make >> involved in a crash. If you're involved in a crash, you can't just shut the door. Okay. >> I don't I don't want you to open my door. No. I said no. >> You can't shut the door. We need your license. I said no. We need your license. I said no. I work at the jail. I know my rights. I said no. Back up. >> Put your hands on me and you got to go. >> Okay. Back up. Back up. >> You're going to go to jail. Back up and get off my property. Back up. >> You're going to go to jail if you put your hand. >> Back up and get off my property, ma'am. >> Back up and get off my property. Back up and get I work in the jail. I back up. >> When asked for her license, the suspect refused, slammed her door, and bragged about working in a jail like it made her untouchable. But her next stupid move would cost her dearly. >> I'm stupid. >> I'm not stupid. Hello. >> All right, that's it. You can't. You can't be in the camera. You can't be hitting the You can't be in the camera. Step out of the car. >> Yeah, you did. I warned you not to do that. >> Get out of the car. Stop. Get out of the car. Stop. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. You need to get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> You need to step out. You need to step out or you're going to go to the ground. >> You need to step out. Step out or you're going to go to the ground. >> Step out or you're going to go to the ground. Step out or go. >> Step out or you're going to go to ground. Are you hurting me? Make sure you're going to get tased. You're going to get tased. Step out. >> Step out. >> You're going to get tased. >> You're going to get tased. Step out. >> All right. You're going to get tased. >> Step out. Step out. You can step out now. >> All right. There you go. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Give me your hands. Give me your hands. Give me your hand. >> After ignoring every warning, the woman smacked the camera and got tased. Yet, even in cuffs, she tried stalling with the oldest excuse in the book. I'm on my period. >> You know me and I know you. I didn't do anything wrong. These girls came up on me and they were racing me and they >> We'll work through it, but I need you to put your feet in the car. >> We'll work through it, but put your feet in the car. >> We'll work through it, but put your feet in the car. >> All right. >> No, because Come here. >> Put that window down. >> Can I tell you something? >> No, you need to put your feet in the car. >> I I have I have my period and I don't have a tampon. >> I don't care. Put your feet in the car. We're not worried. All right. We're not worried about that right now. >> I got tased. >> All right. You're going to get tased again if you don't the car. Then put your feet in. >> Once cuffed, she tried playing the I know the cops card, hoping for sympathy. >> But no one claims a friend like that. When it failed, she screamed, blamed everyone, and cried foul. >> Then we'll talk. Watch >> your feet. You know I got to go home to my kids. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Seat belt on. >> Please don't go. Don't do it. >> Relax. We're going to talk. >> Please don't do it. No. No. No. I can't do. >> She was taken to the hospital for evaluation before heading to jail. The woman kept insulting the officers, accusing them of mocking her and warning they'd regret messing with someone from the jail, forcing police to restrain her again. >> Sit. Sit. Turn. Sit down like that. >> I don't feel comfortable. >> You want that? Nothing's going to happen. And the camera's running around the whole time. >> He's this guy. And this guy's going and this guy and this guy's going behind you. >> He's smiling the whole time like it's funny. >> This camera's running the whole time. This guy's going This guy This guy is going to be behind you the whole time. >> This is not funny. >> He's laughing. Nobody's laughing. >> No, I don't want to. She was charged with resisting arrest, assaulting three officers, reckless in DUI, driving with property damage, and refusing a drug test. A painful lesson that arrogance brings downfall. Respect the law before your pride puts you in handcuffs. Next, entitled Karen was being bossy until male officer showed up. >> Stay over by her. Don't come approaching me like that. >> I can do whatever. >> No, you can't because I'm going to take you out of here. >> Then do it. No, you got to take her out of here. >> You got to take me out of here. On June 8th, 2023, officers met self-proclaimed law expert Clementina Udo Galana at Blink Fitness, where a $2 water bottle sparked her epic meltdown of entitlement. >> Did you call for us? >> Are we speaking? >> What's up? >> She's okay. Do you work here? You >> I work I work out here. I'm a lick member, but I don't work here. So, if I wouldn't be wearing this. >> Okay. How did you know she stole your stuff? And what stuff are we talking about? >> What did you say? >> How did you know she stole your stuff? And what stuff are we talking about? >> Why are you here? Cuz I have the Why are you here? Ashley, >> did you call me? >> I don't want to talk to you. >> Hi. >> Hi. She's going. When asked for an explanation, the pink-shirted suspect immediately dismissed the female officer with arrogance, then launched into a tangled web of confident yet meaningless excuses. I had my first in a person would probably say no. So I know you know and she stole my money and when she finally said and said she's here she's here. I know this might sound but you know you have to pay that I would have explained to her hey I have a car on file. How do you guys keep charging the car that shouldn't be filed? In fact, I specifically said I probably said take it off, but I specifically said charge this new card on top and then top charging this new card. When I saw that you did it again, still charging the old car. >> While the female officer patiently endured the suspect's incoherent rant, the male officer spoke with staff and that's when the truth finally began to unfold. >> What the hell is going on? >> I I don't So I get an idea. So if a customer has a pass balance and they scan it on that machine over there, it pops in the system. That was that thing that they keep using when they come walking in. >> Okay. >> So long story short, >> that situation popped up on our machine and it's our job to tell them like open the balance. >> Okay. >> My manager tried telling her that and she walked away. >> So before that, she went to go address it. She went to go grab the water. So I was like, "Oh, she's going to come back to me first. We put a dress there and she just kept walking and I'm like, "Oh, excuse me." And then she just kept walking. So I had to like go through. >> Where where are the waters kept? Just here. So you have to grab. >> So she took the water and went into the gym. >> I was just like, "Hey." And then like I said to her and I'm like, "Oh, excuse me." And I tried calling her and she wasn't listening. And I just kept like, "You have to have these people. We're not a membership for her." Um, so when I went to her and I was like, "Hey." And I was like, "I'm so sorry." And I was like, "I just needed to pay for the water there." She's like, "Why are you just not charging it to my card?" And I'm like, "All right." I was like, "I didn't know to go ahead and do that." And I was like, "I was trying to stop you." And I was like, "Do you have a passive balance on your account as well?" And she's like, "I don't know why it's charging the other account. Just charge it on the card." And I'm like, "Okay." And I was like, "I meant you to come over here with me." And I was like, "So, she was just like, you just have my just do it." I'm like, "Okay." Um, so I went ahead and charged her for the uh water and her account. And then she came to me up here and being like, "You guys stole my uh money. Like, why would you go ahead and do that?" And I was like, "You just gave me because you didn't want to join me." Um, within that I told her if she could give me a second because I kind of had two customers that weren't Spanish speaking because Spanish. Okay. Um, so I was like, "Well, I'm like if you could just give me one second." I was like, "I'm just dealing with them." Then I keep talking with them. She's like, "Oh, what three do you want better? Just give me 5 seconds." And started counting down. So the two customers, they're frequent here. So they were just like, "Just deal with her. Like it's fine. Like you can just hold us later." And then that's when she started saying that we money to give her money back and we should be waving it. staff recalled. Clementina grabbed a water bottle and walked straight in without paying. When confronted, she snapped, accusing the gym of stealing her money and demanding a court case. Then ordered police to fix her issue like she owned the place. >> Hold on. Wait, wait, wait, wait. >> Stay over by her. Don't come approaching me like that. >> I can do whatever. >> No, you can't because I'm going to take you out of here. >> Then do it. No, you take her out of You got to take me out here. >> Now we're doing >> cuz I'm not doing nothing to you. I'm not doing anything that could even be >> All I asked you to do was just back up. >> Back up. >> No, I don't want you. >> Back up. >> You said they said it was simple. >> Back up. >> Why? >> Cuz you were talking to them and I was talking. >> The suspect clung to her water bottle and phone, shouting accusations of theft, turning a petty dispute into a full-blown scene in seconds. >> Talk to them. So if you keep yelling at me, I'm going to take you out of here in handcuffs and you are going to get >> Shut up. Get away from your job. >> Back up. No. >> This is your last chance. >> No. >> Then I'm taking you in. >> Give me the water. >> What's in my hand? >> Let go of the water. >> No. >> Let go of the water. >> No. >> Let go of the water. >> No. >> Did she pay for the water? >> She dead. So, put it back in my hand. >> No, it's going to go with you. >> Yeah. Put it in the headphones. >> We don't want it to snap. >> Let go of the phone. Let go of the phone. >> You stole my phone. >> It's going with you. >> No, it's not. How do I know that? I have no idea where my phone is. Get off my finger. >> Let go. Let go of headphones. Why? >> You can't steal my house. >> I'm not stealing your property. Let go. You're under arrest for disorderly conduct. What is exactly disorderly? >> You said disorderly presence. >> Disorderly conduct. >> What is that? >> Officers escorted her to the patrol car as she screamed about racial injustice, cursing and resisting every step. A dramatic display of ego disguised as victimhood. >> They're charging with resisting arrest, too. So, don't start. >> I thought I was already >> You are. And I'm going to give you more charges. >> How can I resist what I've always did? >> Cuz you're pushing back against me. Knock it off. Search, please. >> That you're literally pushing me against your car. >> I am now. >> No, you were doing that before, too. >> Why are you doing this? >> Why are you Hey, white guy. >> You don't know how to act civily. That's why you're under arrest. >> How do you act? >> Knock it off. >> How do you actively? >> How do you act civily? >> Just make sure. >> I wish you would sexually assault me. I wish you would. >> Get in the car. Get in the car. Oh. Oh [ __ ] >> Get in the car. >> Give me a hand. >> Get in the car. >> Am I not in the car? >> Put your feet in the car. >> But I'm in the car. >> Put your feet on my lips. >> In the car now. >> They're in the car. >> Get your feet in the car. >> They're in the car. >> They're not in the car. >> Yes, it is. My feet is attached to my body and my body's in the car. >> Put the feet up into the car. >> In the car. Ly's in the car. Ow. It's hard that taking the handcuffs hurt even more. >> If you just sat down, it would have hurt. >> I was sitting in the car. I'll sit in the car. I was sitting in the car. >> You were not sitting in the car. >> Now I'm lounging on the back. >> In the end, Clementina was charged with obstruction, disorderly conduct, and resisting arrest. She also received a lifetime ban from Blink Fitness. What started over a $2 bottle of water ended with three criminal charges and a lifelong lesson. Some go to the gym to train their bodies. Clementina went to train her ego. What do you think about cases like this? Share your thoughts in the comments and don't forget to like and subscribe so you won't miss the next video starting with this reckless and dangerously armed thief. >> Stop now. It don't matter. >> On December 8th, Wisconsin police swiftly responded to an urgent call from Walmart where a man lingered suspiciously, stole a knife, and tried hiding inside the store. One small mistake could have led to tragedy. Watch how officers handled it. >> Hi. >> Where is he? He's still running around the store. He keeps running between out there to the back bathrooms, kitchen, knives, and then back to sporting goods. How old is this guy? >> I had to guess probably mid30s. Me and Ronnie tried stopping him, I want to say last month, and he actually shoved her into a the breakaway doors, knocked him off the track when we went up. >> Staff told officers the suspect had a history of violence, once shoving someone to escape, and he had very distinct identifying features. Minutes later, they spotted him. He bolted [music] instantly, igniting a heartpounding chase through Walmart's crowded aisles. >> Yeah. >> Right here. Hey, come [clears throat] here. Stop. Stop. >> He's running towards the salt except now. Get his hand. Make sure he doesn't have a knife. >> Sir, are you okay? >> Yeah, I'm fine. >> Get a handicup on him. >> The suspect was taken down. But wait, this thief wasn't as easy to handle as they first thought. >> No. No. No. Get behind your back now. Behind your back. >> Got a taser. >> Yeah. [clears throat] >> I got it. Let me know why. >> Get in my legs. Hey, now. Clearly, this wasn't an action movie. Yet this guy acted like he was invincible to the taser. >> Again, stop resisting. Keep it in your back. >> His hands out front here. >> Are you done? >> Stop. >> I'm sorry. You okay? >> Yeah. Are you okay, sir? >> Okay. You >> just hang around so we can get your name. >> It'll be a few minutes. Don't even think about moving. >> All right. You injured? >> So, we're rolling a squad up. Are you done fighting? >> Yeah. >> All right. >> In the end, after multiple taser deployments and a tense struggle, he was handcuffed and tech into the car. There, officers found surprises in his backpack. Do >> you have anything on you? I knew he took one of the cheap knives and then the knife that was in his hand. He was pocketing other stuff. I'm not sure what it was. It was a lot of small stuff. Cheap knife. >> Sharpener. >> Scissor sharpener. I thought there was two knives. >> Well, there was one there. >> That big one. Yeah, this is that one, right? >> I'm not sure. The only one I saw was up against the >> I saw one very similar to that. I believe it was that one come crying. >> After searching his belongings, the suspect was taken to the hospital for medical clearance where officers used the time to question his intentions. >> Obviously, you're in Walmart. You admitted to the doctor before while I was standing outside that you had been there shoplifting. >> Do you know how many items you grabbed or >> two? >> Two. What are you going to do with them anyway? >> I just took alcohol and a knife. alcohol on a knife. >> Yeah. >> Okay. But what was the knife for? >> Okay. Is there is there somebody that's been coming after you or threatening you? >> No, I just grabbed it. >> Okay. So, the thing that I was concerned with honestly is cuz like I know you're homeless and I knew you kind of been through that rigger morale. The thought that I had in my mind is like you were going to resort to even worse crime. was like robbing people. Was was that not not the case? You just more more concerned about protection? >> Yeah. >> It seemed his original plan was just to steal a bottle of liquor, but then he grabbed a knife in case he got caught. Luckily, no one was hurt by his reckless choice. >> Yourself at all with the knife. >> Cross my mind. >> I would like to get you help for if that's the case. Would you be willing to talk to crisis at all? Obviously, it wouldn't affect what it would happen tonight, but >> that's a that's a serious concern for us. I'm not saying stealing alcohol is not a big deal because honestly, when you steal from the store, it jacks prices up for everybody else and times are tough already and you know that. But like stealing knife, stealing weapon, that kind of gets to a whole new level and it really like when I hear that going up to a call, it makes me super concerned right off the bat. I prefer to figure out what's going on with you and get you the actual help that you need. So, if you're willing to talk to them, I'll call them. Like I said, it's not changing anything tonight, but like in the future, maybe you'll have some resources from them that you can actually kind of fix the problems that are going on and put you in a better situation. I'll give them officers showed patience, understood his struggle with homelessness, and gave him a chance to change, but this crime still came with a price. In the end, the man was officially charged with retail theft, disorderly conduct, resisting an officer, carrying a concealed knife, habitual criminality, and felony resisting causing injury. This situation is a reminder. One foolish moment can turn petty theft into tragedy when a weapon is involved. The price is always higher than what was stolen. Next, let's see how a group of entitled teens thought their Sephora shoplifting spree went unnoticed. And now let's meet the women who worked a magic trick turning an empty bag into a full one. >> Very suspicious from the beginning. Came in with empty bags, backpacks, stuff like that. >> Oh, the Oh, darn. She lied. >> Yeah, the wallet. >> On October 3rd, 2024, officers received a call about two women at a Burlington store acting suspiciously with empty backpacks and bags. When officers arrived, employees revealed they were regulars in the game of snatching free merchandise. >> Filos in here. Okay. >> Um, they've came in, this is our usual. They come in about 10:15 and they run around and stuff carts and then they attempt to walk out with them. >> Um, these ones came in very suspicious from the beginning. Came in with empty bags, backpacks, stuff like that. >> Um, but that's what we've noticed. They're they're literally just grabbing stuff. >> So, are they still in here right now doing it? >> Still in right now. >> Okay. So, they're like it's in progress essentially. Okay. And I see that my bags just got here, too. So, um I will wait for them to come in and then we'll head in there. >> So, this back end over here through here. >> Zigzag. [laughter] >> All right. Thank you. >> But they're the usual suspects. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> What are we doing? >> Are we waiting for them to actually steal? >> That's what I'm wondering. >> Like in the Target overtime days, you just wait for them just so [laughter] you have something to do. >> Yeah. >> What's the word? >> This is what they look like. Now, she has this bag in the basket in the other bag. And as I'm going past the men's shoes now, you can kind of see her in the basket. >> She's putting items in there. >> You can kind of see her working in there. She's got watches. She's got shoes. They've got all kind of stuff in that basket. And this one, her backpack looks a little bigger than it was when she got here. [laughter] >> But they're both in the back corner of our store right now. We got we got an officer. So the back side. >> Yeah, that's usually the ones that hang out by the men's shoes are usually the ones that hit the emergency door. So >> And there is there four of them or just those two? >> Two. He said that two of the other two people that came in at the same time as them. >> Did they already leave? >> This gentleman and another guy that came in right behind them. They've walked out already. >> Oh. With items or without? >> No. >> Okay. Just >> they they came in kind of looked around and then they left and then them two those two stayed. >> And it's the red hair bluehaired girls. Yeah, it's like a copper. It's like a copper color. And then hers, the part that's hanging out of her hat, you can see that it's like a bluish. >> The officers waited outside and as soon as the women matching the description appeared, they were immediately intercepted by police. >> Sweet. Here. Here comes one of them. >> Hello, man. >> Hi, ma'am. Can we talk to you real quick? >> Can we talk to you real quick? >> Yes. >> Um, so the store um >> Yeah, we put every we didn't we put everything back. >> Okay. Then watch you guys trespass. >> Okay. >> So, we're If you don't do you have any ID on you? >> No, I don't. I got warrants. >> Okay. >> Good. How are you? >> How are we doing? >> I'm fine. How are you? >> How we doing? So, >> we're fine. What happened? >> Okay. So, the store wants you guys trespass. >> Okay. >> Do you have any ID on you? >> Uh, no. I'm from California. >> You're from California? Okay. >> My ID was in my purse when we got robbed. >> Two E like this. And then uh what's your name? >> Okay. We're going to work through this. What What's your last name? >> Ma'am, what's your last? >> Take this back. >> Take this back off. Okay. >> Okay. >> Just relax. >> All right. I'm going take this one off as well. >> Why am I being arrested, sir? >> So, we'll fly in just a second. Okay. >> Okay. But why am I being arrested? But why am I being handcuffed? >> For theft. >> Okay. For theft. >> It's my first time being in this burlington, sir. >> For stealing. >> For stealing. >> They are saying that they saw you put stuff in your bags and now you're walking out with said bags. So, that would be stealing. >> The woman in the hat claimed she had returned the items and accepted the situation, but the other refused. Police still uncovered stolen goods hidden in her bag. >> Is this your guys' product? She's saying that it's hers. >> And those are from the other from over here. >> Okay. >> Shoes is not >> not your guys'. >> And then whatever those headphones aren't either the BT21s. >> Let me ask them. Okay. You say American Eagle, so I'm assuming no. But how about some shoes or the uh headphones? >> No, those aren't from here. >> Okay. That's just the first bag. So yeah. What bag was she putting it in? >> Uh, those the >> So, both of the duffel bags. So, not this one. >> Ah, okay. Okay. >> Whose stuff is this? >> Oh, not not to that part yet. >> Oh, all right. My bad. And you said so the the only thing out of that bag is the coats. >> I promise you. >> Okay. Is there anything in her bags? >> Uh, no. That's stuff. That's our stuff that's in in >> in the bags. The coke is theirs. >> Okay. >> But other than that, it's that's our story. >> Okay. >> I promise you. >> But moments later, every lie unraveled as more and more items surfaced like hidden treasure. Only this treasure came from stealing. Not any reward. >> Go set up. I'm going to go to jail. >> We're going to take you on those warrants. >> Babe, >> she's got a felony warrant. >> Please. No. >> Are those your shoes? >> Yes. >> They're Jordans. They're brand new. >> They're They're mine. >> Uh, what other Is it just this bag? >> It's just that coat. The other stuff is not from >> I'll be honest. I'm not going to believe what you're saying right now. These two bags, not this one. >> These two? >> Yeah, these two regular one. I'm being honest with you. The only thing that belongs to them is that >> Were those warrants confirmed? >> Yeah, they did. >> They They confirmed them. >> Give me a second. >> The wallets. Oh, the Oh, darn. She lied. Yeah, the wireless is here. >> Oh my god, it smells terrible in here. >> Do you guys mind getting like a dollar amount? Sick. >> All right. Well, you lied. Like I knew you did. >> Well, lied about what? >> Cuz there's two wallets in there and there's a watch in there. >> Oh, that was >> Well, I didn't know. >> That's why I always check. >> Okay. Well, I wasn't. >> Yeah, it's confirmed. >> Good. Okay, they're confirmed. So, she is under arrest now for sure. So if you want to continue searching, take your, you know, the bags, all that kind of stuff. >> Okay. >> And the boots. The snake skin boots. >> Excuse me. >> I think you had like five shoplifting warrants. >> Four. >> Four. Oh, sorry. It's >> probably getting real rough to give you a break if you got five, >> but two of them. Shop. >> I have I have court dates. >> I'm not trying to get I'm just being honest. And then one of them, >> you got to stop. You got it. I know. >> You're doing a lot of >> You got a good work ethic if you you got this much going on. >> I'm just I know just I'm I'm I'm trying. I know. I I know. >> Okay. Just Did anybody tell you you had the felony warrant out of state? >> Okay. That will not go away ever. It's going to be there forever. So, at some point, they'll probably get fed up and take you. >> After arresting the women, police gathered more information from the employee. Everything seemed as if these two women had a magic power to make items vanish. They were kind of just grabbing shoes and then they would start the conversations when we came over like, "Oh, what size shoe does this nephew or that nephew wear?" And I'm like, "You're in women's shoes talking about what your nephew wears." Um, from there, the one with the white sweater and the black stretch pants. Um, we saw her leave shoes and then she kind of hung out in the girls section. The other one began to run kind of back and forth. She was like grabbing stuff and bringing it to her, grabbing stuff and they had the basket with a bunch of different stuff in it. And >> like a little basket that you carry around. >> Yeah, it No, it was the cart. The >> cart. >> And then um they had came here, grabbed a couple watches, went over here in our queuing, grabbed a couple wallets. Um and then they were hanging out in the men's shoe section. So I walked [snorts] past them about three or four times and I had noticed the things in the basket slowly disappearing. like I walk by, you didn't go anywhere, but the watches are gone, the wallets are gone, these things are gone, and their bags were now stuffed in a dipped. Um, at that point, it was about 5 6 minutes before that when I called you guys cuz I noticed the sus suspicious behavior. Um, after that, they attempted to come up to the register. Um, they took two things out of the basket, a pair of shoes and a kid's jacket, and told my cashier, "Oh, my card's not working. I'm going to have to go to the ATM." before she even rang anything up and then walked out with the back. >> In the end, the two women were charged with theft and possession of stolen property. The lesson is simple. Dishonesty and stealing always backfire. Respecting others property and owning up to your actions keeps you out of trouble. Next up is a reckless thief who nearly managed to escape from the police. >> You ain't even set my right. >> Don't do it. on the ground. >> The ground. >> On October 27th, 2023, officers in Ohio received a report of a woman shoplifting at a gas station and fleeing. Police quickly pursued her, but she walked on calmly, seemingly unconcerned. >> Yeah, she's walking over towards Exchange Street. >> Hi. Might as well stop. Oh my goodness. Just stop. Stop. Cuz you took the food from the store. >> I just took some crackers. >> Yeah, I know. You can't do that. >> Huh? >> You can't do that. >> Okay, man. Hold on. Hold on. >> Hold on. Hold on. >> The moment she realized the situation she was in, she immediately resisted and took reckless actions. But it would prove to be her grave mistake. >> [ __ ] man. >> Stop. Stop you breaking my hand. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> Stop. You don't have no You ain't even set my right. >> Don't do it. >> On the ground. >> In the ground. >> Okay. Okay. >> Stay on the ground. Get on your stomach. >> Okay. I'm sorry. >> Get on your stomach now. >> Pull over. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. >> I want to do it again. >> Please. Please. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Please stop. on your stomach. >> Okay. >> Turn on your stomach. >> Okay. Sorry. Sorry. Sir, please. I have lupus and I have a pacemaker. >> Turn over. >> I have a pacemaker. >> Turn over now. >> Okay. >> On your stomach. >> Okay. >> On your stomach. Don't get up. >> I'm not running. Please. I have a >> roll on your stomach then. And listen. >> Okay. I'm sorry. >> 25. >> I'm sorry, sir. >> On your stomach. >> Sir, can I please? >> No. >> Listen, sir. >> Help me. Put your hand behind your back. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Under arrest for >> theft. I just She touched my [ __ ] in the bathroom. >> Okay. >> Her resistance offered no justification for her actions. And she continued to make excuses, claiming it was some form of retaliation against the employees behavior. >> Take that off. >> Take what off? >> That thing is pulling me. [laughter] Well, it's not connected to you anymore. >> Okay. Okay. >> Did you pay for it? >> Sheing touched my coochie, sir. She went in the bathroom. I was in the bathroom. Sir, listen. >> Have a seat. >> Okay. Oh, you broke my nail. >> Okay. And you should have ran for me and you should have been grabbing on me. I asked you to stop. You didn't want to. >> This is my coochie. >> Okay. >> And I wanted to eat. Oh, so what you're saying is it's okay for you to steal. >> No, I have money to pay for it. >> Then why didn't you? >> Cuz she touched my [ __ ] >> Okay. And then you could have just dropped the food then, couldn't you? You're a grown adult. >> I took the chance cuz I wanted to eat. >> Okay. You have your ID in here? >> No. Sir, >> you don't have your ID? >> No, sir. >> Then what's your name? What's your name? Oh, >> Tyler. >> Huh? >> Tyler. >> At this point, the officer searched her bag, revealing she was likely a true cookie holic. Meanwhile, she kept protesting and refused to immediately admit to the theft. >> This ain't helping. >> I know it's not helping. You should have helped yourself by just stopping. >> So, the lady comes in the bathroom. I'm not done. I'm not even done shopping. Whole [ __ ] out. pants on ground. She comes in there. My bag is in between my legs. >> She's got a bunch of needles here. So, I'm not >> I eat a lot. >> I don't care about you eating. I'm talking about these needles. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, buddy. >> Yeah. >> I I I I do shoot my medications. >> These are all for your medication. >> Yeah. >> For what? >> I got ADHD. Dementia. >> Yeah. They don't take meals for that. >> Well, you I'm my medication cuz I like to get there fast, you know. >> You look just like my cousin Paul. >> Are you her cousin? >> He looks like McCoy. >> So, okay. >> Wait a minute. I can tell you what food is hers and what food ain't hers. The donuts hers, the cookies, and the nut butters hers. Everything else belongs to me. Okay. Now the lady comes in. She totally threw me off. I can't look. Food stamp card right there. Boom. What's your name? >> Huh? >> What's your name? >> Tyler. >> Huh? >> Tyler. >> Well, that's not What's on that card? >> Yeah, that's because I I I got it from my dude and he told me to go get some food. >> That's >> He told me to go What's a felony? >> He told me I can go get some food with his car. But her tense's defiance wouldn't last much longer. The officers took a firmer approach to stop it and soon discovered even more items in her possession. Yet none could justify her theft. >> What is your name? Because we're not we're done playing this nonsense because I will send you to Jane Doe to the county. You will sit there and rot until you tell them your name. Do you understand me? We're not doing this. You can be in and out real quick >> if you just give us your name and your information. If you want to play games, I will send there. There's Jane Doe and you will rot all weekend. I guarantee you will start feeling the itch when you're in there. >> I don't want to go to jail. >> Okay. I know you don't want to go to jail. We're beyond that. You could not have gone to jail if you just was stopped right there and we put handcuffs on you, but you did not want to do that. All right. That's not how things are done. What is your name? >> This is where he talked. >> My name is D. >> There you go. >> What's your last name? >> You're close. Get close. What's your last name? >> Come with me. I got >> Please. >> Come on. >> What do you got? >> I'm trying to stay out of trouble. I really do. >> I know. I saw you got some needles there, too. You got a problem with drugs? >> No, I don't have a problem with drugs at all. I have a problem with people. >> What's What's the needles for? Well, the needles um I use my anxiety medication which I don't have on me anymore because it got stolen. They stole >> Do you go to CSS or >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I see a psychiatrist there. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Yeah. She gives me anxiety med medication >> for anxiety. >> Yeah. Anxiety, depression. >> Okay. >> Um I do not I I don't bother nobody. I just get my food. That's my routine. And she came in the bathroom. That's not right. >> I know. But you shouldn't have taken their their items, right? >> I I can return them or pay for them. I >> But you didn't, right? I didn't. >> You took them without having to pay for them. You didn't pay for them. >> The suspect was initially charged with theft, misrepresenting identity, resisting arrest, obstructing official business, and possession of drug instruments. The woman's actions show that resisting authority in making excuses never justify wrongdoing. Even when facing pressure, honesty, and cooperation could have prevented serious consequences. If you found this story compelling, [music] like, share, and subscribe to This is Law because the truth always comes to light. And now, watch these teenagers acting entitled even after being caught red-handed. >> Hands on me. Okay. New York. Hey, why you hanging up? >> I'll push you straight into the bed. >> What are you charging me with? I'm a minor. What the are you from my do, dumbass? >> On May 21st, 2024 in Florida, officers quickly responded to a shoplifting call at Walmart. To their surprise, both suspects turned out to be teenage females. This is the full story. >> You're shoplifterss. >> How old are you? >> Don't answer my questions. You're going to end up in handcuffs. You pick. Can I just go on? >> He's asking what? >> I'm asking you a question. How old are you? >> I said this was going to be quick. >> Okay. Well, you're making this not quick. That's the thing. >> We already have told you. >> You didn't tell me anything. >> Well, they got it written down. >> Okay. I'm I'm asking you as a human, as a person to person, if you want to get an attitude, you're not going to win this. I promise you. thing is you're raising your voice >> because you refuse to answer any questions. So if you wind up in cuffs, we can do that. We can make it super easy. >> Either way, I have paperwork to do. So if you want to go home, you can tell your name. If not, you can go to jail. >> Both girls kept refusing to answer and acted defiantly. Watch how they tried to bargain with the officers. >> I'm just waiting for my right to be honest. >> Okay. Well, you're not going anywhere right now. You're being detained. You're not free to go. >> How are we detained? because they're accusing you of shoplifting. So until we figure out what's going on, you are not free to go. >> No, I already got this bill. >> It doesn't matter. You still committed a crime. So again, you're not free to go. So do you have ID on you? >> ID. >> Okay. So how old are you? >> If we give you everything, we could go. >> How old are you? >> We can give you information. We can go. >> No. >> I get paid by the hour. I'm here till 3, so I don't really care. >> Don't be mad you got caught. >> Who was mad? No one's mad. >> I don't know. >> No one mad. >> So, are you refusing to identify yourself? >> You're only gambling. >> So, how old are you? >> I thought we were supposed to see a video. >> You're not supposed to say anything. >> Well, that's what they said. >> Oh, yeah. Now y'all don't know. I don't Why are you trying to act all tough? >> We got the deputies here now. They're in charge. >> They're in charge now. This is their building. >> Not every teen knows their place. As everyone in the room grew impatient, the two suspects became even more mocking. >> So, do you have ID on you? >> They said no. >> I don't have an idea. >> Okay. How old are you? >> Get comfy cuz until we figure out who you are, you guys aren't going. Why are you making this harder than it has to be? >> Cuz this [ __ ] is so uh We're already about to catch the buzz. >> Okay. Well, now you're going to miss the bus. Sorry. >> Oh, definitely. We've been We're going to miss the buzz. >> Okay. Sorry. Don't Don't commit a crime. >> Too late. >> I know it's too late. >> I didn't. >> That's why I'm here. >> I didn't say too late. >> You just did. >> No, I said truly. >> Okay. So, how old are [snorts] you? >> This point just got to figure out how old they are to figure out where they're going. >> Yeah. Stay in for now. >> Huh? >> Standing for now. >> Oh, they're Yeah, they're not free to go. I've already pulled them out. >> Yeah. >> You stand up. Stand up. Stand up. No. Stand up. Take your bag off. >> What you mean? >> Professor, stand up. Take your bag off. >> Stand up. Take your bag off or I'm going to make you stand up. >> Clearly, officers gave them multiple chances to cooperate. Yet instead of complying, the girls chose to escalate the situation even further. >> You could do the same. >> Okay, but can we look at that and see? >> No, you have no right to look at that. >> She's been telling us this whole time. >> Okay, we're past that point. You refused to come inside until I got here. You refused to give me the information that I need to complete my report. [laughter] >> No, it's too late. Right now, you're going to stand up and you're going to we're going to put you in cuffs. We're going to do it this way. >> Like ghost play like this. >> Hang on, buddy. >> Hello. Hold up. You don't got to put your hands on me. Okay. Hey, why you hanging up? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Tighten up. >> I'll charge you with another charge and I'll push you straight into the bed. >> What are you charging me with? I'm a minor. What the are you from my do, dumbass? >> Oh, I'm a dumbass. [laughter] >> Probably a different way. I'm going to say dad. >> 51. Show us two females detained. Okay, so now we're at this point. What's your name? >> It seemed these girls had lost all sense of shame. Even in handcuffs, they flaunted their egos while the officers split up to verify their identities. >> What's your name? >> So, was this necessary? >> No. >> Would you not answer my question for the past 10 minutes necessary? This could have been very simple. You could have given me your name. I could have grabbed the information you guys could have been on your way. >> But instead, now both of you are on cuffs. >> So, are you going to give us your names? >> Hello. >> How many more times I need to ask? >> What's the total? Um, there's more in that. >> Yeah, we got some more merchandise. >> I told him to go check the cart in the toy out. He kept ignoring me. >> Kind of like you kept ignoring me. >> You're right. >> Why are you getting that? What? What the is your problem? >> Ow. What the? You don't got to put my hand. >> Hey, give me your phone. >> What the? >> The officers showed remarkable patience while the girl stayed calm and dismissive as if they had done this before. At that moment, police uncovered a surprising fact about them. >> All right. She's 18. >> Yeah. >> What about the other one? >> She might not have a name file. Can't find it at the moment, but I found the eight. >> Coming up over here against the wall for Do you have anything on you I need to know about? >> No. Anything's going to stick me, stab me, anything like that. Turn off your school. >> But I fig I found her. It's definitely They're both definitely both them. >> Are they both over 18? >> Uh yeah, she's just actually she's just about 19. 18. Yeah, you're good. Both adults. >> Have a seat. >> What's up? What else is in there? >> Oh, no. There's that. >> Here's this. This was behind her. >> I was in her waistband. >> That's my wallet. You >> mind see? >> It turned out they were both adults, yet tried to excuse their actions by pretending to be minors. Meanwhile, officers kept gathering more evidence hidden around the store. What the heck? >> Okay. Hello. Where you got a cologne from? >> I don't know where. >> Can you make sure he's right there? >> Yeah, we'll get it to him. >> Oh, no, no, no. You don't know who it is. He's right there. >> Okay. When we walk out, you can tell me and then I'll come back. >> This Can you place him in there? Hold on a second. I'm worried about that in a second. Hey, go get my everything. >> Just stand there. We'll take care. We'll talk to you in a second. >> Finally, both suspects, 18 and 19 years old, outside 19 were officially charged with retail theft and resisting law enforcement. They now face heavy fines, possible probation, and a criminal record that will follow them for years. This case is a harsh reminder. Being an adult means taking responsibility, not pretending to be a