Huh? >> Pay for yourself. >> Yes, I did. >> Where's your receipt? >> What happened? You didn't pay for yourself. So, >> quite frankly, call your sergeant. Thank you to my property. >> Stop. Stop. Come over here. >> Just being stupid. >> Huh? >> Huh? What did I do? What did I do? What did I do? What did I do, sir? and they just gave me like a ticket or something to get. >> Shoplifterss thought their clever tricks could outsmart the law. But once police stepped in, every excuse collapsed. The bitter end was the price they paid for choosing crime. Here are the times when dumb shoplifters get caught red-handed. Follow and like so you won't miss new videos every day. First, meet the racist shoplifter who will pay a heavy price for her actions. >> Stop right here. Where's your receipt? >> You don't. I hate pink people. >> Pink people. >> On August 1st, 2025, police were dispatched to Target to respond to a woman who shoplifted multiple times at the same location within hours. Here's what happened next. The camera showed the woman loading multiple items into a cart, bypassing the checkout without paying. Staff confirmed it was her second attempt that day, so they closely monitored her. As soon as she stepped outside, officers were ready to intervene. >> Pay for yourself, >> huh? >> Pay for your stuff. Stop right here. >> Where's your receipt? >> I have a I have a target pay. >> Got an ID on your >> phone. >> Oh, of course it is. Convenient. If those officers come see the sergeant first before you do >> get your ID out. >> It's not here. Where is it at? >> Where's your car at? >> No, it's not yours. >> No, mine. >> When stopped, the suspect kept rambling incoherently as if she wasn't fully conscious, then began making excuses. >> What happened? You picked yourself. >> So, if I need to go do my feet, that's what I can do. >> What do you mean? What's your first name? >> How did you pay with it? >> It's my phone did. >> How did you pay with it? That's That's why I'm asking >> Apple Pay gang. Like if I'm lying, I'm dead. >> For my phone just dead. It was Apple Pay. Like where I could go like this. >> And that's why I telling you like my phone just dead. >> Oh, they're telling us other way. So, >> okay. Well, how can anything go through with it? Like if I'm like, "Okay, you had a charger in your phone in your car." >> I don't got a charger. >> She insisted she scanned her card and blamed a dead phone, but the video exposed her lie. Officers swiftly took her down immediately. Okay. All right. Go >> today. >> You know what day today? >> Friday. >> What's today? Cook County. >> Yep. >> You're not worried about Cook County? >> I'm not saying I'm not worried about Cook County, but like >> Hold on. Hold on. >> So, put me in the car. >> We will. Don't worry. Grab my grab. >> Right. So then grab my phone. You going to put me in the front seat? >> Uh, no. >> So that being said, >> no listen. >> Is it going to listen or no? >> I'm listening. What's up? >> Somebody what? >> You been drinking? >> No. Well, it sure smells like >> Wait. Hey, can you roll down my window? >> He said what? >> Hold on. >> Truly a reckless thief attempting to steal while drunk. Officers checked the stolen goods from the store while the woman began showing attitude inside the patrol car. >> She was here earlier this morning. >> Okay. >> Stole some stuff. >> Yeah, she reeks of booze. So >> So she earlier this morning she stole some stuff. LP didn't know exactly what. Let's get some pictures of this, but let's turn it back. >> I know you're intoxicated, so your uh timeline is messed up. >> So, that being said, for my people birthday, no, let me talk. >> Let me talk. >> You're just screaming at me and I'm trying to answer your question >> cuz Okay, let me talk first. >> Answer your >> Can I talk first? >> Sure. I was trying to answer you, but scream at me somewhere. >> That have nothing to do with me. If y'all didn't get the person right then and there have nothing to do with me. >> You're under arrest for >> y'all don't even know my name. Try to take me cuz you don't know my name. What's my name? >> You never told me your name. So tell me your name either. Let's go down there. >> Okay. I'm not going to tell you. Y'all going to have to call your sergeant for me to talk to him. >> Well, you want me to do your property? She didn't put her name down there. >> Okay. Well, I said what I said. >> So, >> quite frankly, call your sergeant. hate to get my property, right? >> What do you need a sergeant for? >> Cuz I see it cuz y'all arrest people on their own. >> Hold up. Hold up. You're going too far. >> The woman showed clear annoyance, demanded to see a supervisor, and launched into a string of blatantly racist remarks. >> Uh-huh. >> Y'all arresting the wrong person. Hold 10. >> Hold up. Hold on. Hold on. >> Let me twist my arm. >> Hold on. >> Twist. >> I'm going to take it off from you. Twist it. >> What do you want me to twist it for? You >> can take it off. >> I don't have to twist it. Take a seat. >> Annayia, >> take a seat. >> Quite frankly, if you put me in the system right now, >> they going to tell you nerd. It ain't even you. >> You ass. I hate pink people. >> Pink people. >> Pink. >> Okay. >> You're brown just like me. >> What is >> pink people? >> Yeah. >> You ass people >> Mhm. >> make life hard. >> Yeah. You're uh >> But quite frankly, shut up and let me talk. >> No, you're being quite prejudic. >> You're being very prejudice to me. >> You've been screaming at me since you met. >> Let me talk. Like I said, >> can you talk without screaming at me? >> I'm going to talk. >> Okay. >> But you're going to let me talk first. >> In the end, the woman was formally charged with felony retail theft. This charge carries a potential sentence of up to 5 years in prison along with hefty fines, leaving a permanent mark on her criminal record. This case is a stark reminder. No excuse can erase the crime and every thief will eventually face justice. Now move on to the back to school shoplifting spree gone wrong. Stop. Stop. Come over here. No death. Nothing. Nothing crazy like that. >> On August 12th, 2023, officers were dispatched to the mall after receiving reports of a retail theft involving three female suspects, including a student. This is the full sequence of events. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Come over here. >> Walk over here. >> Hey, find the third. Where? >> Get her, Josh. >> Drop your bags, please. >> All right. Right now, you're just being detained. We're We're conducting an investigation. Okay. Put your hands behind your back. >> Oh my god. >> Put your hands behind your back. Don't resist. I'm not. >> The officers intercepted two suspects as they attempted to leave. One of them showed signs of resistance, forcing police to handcuff her immediately. >> Um, so I got to read you your rights before I talk to you at all. Um, you're you're being detained for a theft investigation. >> Theft theft. No death. Nothing nothing crazy like that. No. >> So you have the right to remain silent. Do you understand? >> Anything you say may be used against you in court. Do you understand? >> What's that? >> I can't I can't I can't go to jail. I never I can't >> You've never been in trouble before? >> No. >> No. I've got a ticket for speeding. >> I ran a stop sign. Yes. >> You never never even got like a court date like that? >> No. I went to court for driving without license when I first never had my license. >> Whose idea was it for you guys to come out here and do this? >> Just being stupid back to school to get my outfit. I kind of >> try and get your sister an outfit. >> My niece. >> Your niece. Gotcha. Is one of them your niece or she's not here? >> She's not here. Yes, one of them is my niece, but that's not my >> not who you were going to get it for. >> Were you all trying to get it for your niece or just separate? >> I don't know what I was by myself. >> Like we were together, but I was by myself. >> The woman accidentally admitted she had made mistakes before, but got away due to system loopholes. She then tried to justify her foolish act as buying clothes for her niece. But is the truth really that simple? >> You're you're all on video and everything. Is this secured even? >> No, I leave tags on all my stuff. >> You just leave tags on? >> Yes, because I like my closet look. >> I got you. Um, yeah, you guys were on video. We have witnesses saying that you guys are stealing from a bunch bunch of different stores. Uh, and obviously you've got a bunch of bags here. No receipts. Is anything here paid for? Yes. >> What What's paid for? >> What's paid for is um H&M is paid for. >> H&M? Do you guys have the receipt? >> No, I was >> Do you guys Do you have a wallet? Were you intending to pay for anything? >> Yes, >> you were. >> Yes. >> But how come you didn't pay for it? >> I just didn't pay for the skirt. Everything else I was going in return. >> Everything else you were just returning stuff. >> So, if I look in that bag, it's just going to be a skirt. >> Yes. And H&M. >> And then H&M stuff. >> Yeah. >> All right. Literally, it's just a skirt. >> Separate. >> Yeah. I have to go to work. >> Okay. Um, >> never been in trouble before. >> Never been in trouble before. >> Have you Have you ever stolen before and gotten away with it? This is your first time trying to do this thing? >> No. >> Okay. Cuz I don't recognize you. Normally, we have the repeat offenders who are always stealing. >> I've never been I've never been to jail. >> Okay. >> I've never been in the back of a police car. >> What about your sister? Has she ever been in trouble for it? >> A long time ago. >> A while ago. Okay. The suspect insisted she had paid for the items and swore she only took a single skirt. But her claim of never being caught before would not save her this time as store reports and surveillance footage told the full story. Officers then proceeded to question the next suspect. >> So, whose idea was it to come out here and do this stuff? >> I don't think it was I don't think it was your sister's cuz she's never been in trouble. She's I've never seen her before doing this kind of. I don't think I've seen you either. Um, was it your idea? Who was it? Whose idea? It >> wasn't really an idea. Kind of just happened. >> It just kind of happened. Like you guys got together and decided to come take stuff without paying. >> No, not like that. Like you came to the mall and just wasn't really planned. >> So So at New Balance, we have we have video and witnesses saying that you guys were stealing stuff. They saw you um these two were like handing you items and you were putting it in your bag. Is that stuff here or is that stuff in the car? I think I see some New Balance stuff in there. I haven't even searched through them yet. I will be searching through them, but >> so when we look in these bags, there's not going to be any other from like any other merchandise from like Adidas or Under Armour or any other place other than Nike, H&M, New Balance, or Tommy. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Charlotte. >> And what? >> Charlotte. >> Charlotte. What is that? That That's the name of the store. >> Oh, Charlotte. Okay. I don't think I've heard of that one. Okay. Have you ever been in trouble for for theft or stealing? Yeah. A long time ago. >> A long time ago. How long? Like a year. >> Like seven years. >> Seven years. How come um >> how come you didn't like learn your lesson from 7 years ago? >> No. >> When questioned, the suspect claimed this theft was just a sudden burst of greed. But things got worse when officers listed the many stores they had stolen from, proving her criminal history had taught her nothing. Truly unbelievable. >> Yes. >> Do you have a receipt, email, anything saying that you exchanged it? I know you were telling me. >> Yes, I have an email. >> Is it on your phone or? >> Yes, it's on my phone. >> Do you want to show me? If if you can show me that, then I'll go. This will go right back with you. >> Yes, I can show you. >> You have your phone or is it in here? >> It's on my phone. It's all the same ads. >> I don't know where it's at, but it has to be in my email cuz I didn't get a paper receipt and I used the car. >> Okay. Um, >> if you want H&M, you can do all that. I promise. I'm telling you. That's just just the skirt. >> Just that one. Okay. You can go back. Have a seat. So, I know you guys went into H&M. There's a ton of H&M stuff. Uh, was it any of that paid for? >> You don't know. Okay. There's like security tags and no receipts or anything. Your sister was saying that she has receipts on emailed to her on her phone. She showed me her phone. We went through the emails. There's no receipts or anything. So, what we're about to do, we you guys can sit here for hours while we go through footage of H&M, or you can just tell us that none of that was paid for. And we can skip forward some of the hours um of watching the video footage. >> So, was any of that stuff paid for from H&M? >> Mine wasn't. Well, my hat was. >> Even with clear reports from the stores, officers still sought more evidence from the two girls. But all he got was a neverending string of lies. Right after that, when officers searched the bag, they discovered a roll of foil used to disable security sensors, a trick commonly seen among professional shoplifters. >> So, you have a whole bunch of aluminum foil. What boosters like shoplifters do is have aluminum foil to block the uh sensors from alarming the security sensors. >> You have a whole bunch of them all lined up in your in your purse that you have. What was What was those for? >> For what? >> Continuing their search of the car, officers seized multiple bags without receipts and still bearing security tags, bringing the total hall to nearly $2,000 worth of goods stolen from nine stores with over 20 items and anti- theft devices. >> All right. Now, now I know it's way more than what we initially thought. In the end, two suspects were taken straight to jail on charges of multiple counts of retail theft, use and possession of anti-shoplifting devices and grand theft of $2,000 worth of merchandise from nine stores. The remaining suspect being a juvenile was transported to the juvenile assessment center. What do you think about these shoplifterss? Share your thoughts in the comment below. Next, watch as this wannabe clever thief runs into cops who are one step ahead. >> Okay, you're under rescue. I have right now is like an attempted theft. >> On January 11th, 2024, officers were dispatched to a Verizon wireless store after reports of a complex fraudulent transaction. Here's how the police quickly took action. >> I'm Officer F with BP. I've got a body cam on. We got called out here for like a problem with your account or something like that. Are are you Is it your account that you're trying to open up a phone under? Are you trying to open up on something? >> No, I already have an account. >> Okay. >> But why am I getting called on? So, it it's something to do with the the phone being under somebody else's account that you're opening up and it's like a 20-year-old account. Do you have your ID on you? >> No. What are they talking about? >> So, who whose whose name is the account under? >> Mine. >> It's under your name? >> Yes. And this is my phone that the code got set to I'm not >> They just activated them. She said, "Put them on speaker. Put them on speaker." I told them, "I'll come back tomorrow cuz they're going to close." >> Okay. >> That's my only problem. This is my phone. I didn't call in or anything. They said allow. I clicked allow. I've been had the service for a long time. Okay. Same phone number and everything. Yes. >> Okay. How long have you had Verizon as your carrier? >> Like two years. >> Two years. Okay. Do you have your ID on you? >> Yes. It's not. >> When officers asked for information, the suspect kept dodging questions, insisting she was using her own account, but tried to head back to the car when asked for ID. Watch what happened next. >> You're good. You don't have to go out there. I'll just take your name. Who's uh in the car? >> My friend. >> Your friend. Okay. So, the account is all under your name and everything like that. Okay. What's your last name? Tour. What's his name? >> Um, I don't know. I just met him. He's a new friend. >> Okay. >> Look, I just came into town for New Year's. I've been here since New Year. I'm going to go home cuz I'm just had to get I was getting my >> Okay. Where's your ID out of there? >> In the car. >> Where at? >> Um, probably that cup holder. Cup holder. >> She has to check the cup holder. You have a picture of your ID? >> No. Oh, let me look. >> Do you have anything on your account that helps? Cuz I'm not getting anything back for that name. Okay. >> I'm going be honest with you. You don't look like you were born in ' 89. >> I mean, I'm happy everybody said it, but >> Oh, I don't understand. Okay. >> Didn't you Did you give them ID? >> No, I gave him my phone number and he sent the code to my phone. I literally didn't even make it far. I >> just made it to right now and then I got on the phone with the credit line. She has a hold on my account. So, she sent the code to my phone. She sent the code. Ioused it. Then that was it. >> Okay. You keep looking for like something with your name on it. >> Mhm. >> And then is that an old phone that you have there? >> Um it's like my hairline. It's like my regular phone. >> Okay. Do you have like anything on either one of those? >> And you're being truthful about your name? >> Yes. >> Okay. What's your social? Yeah. >> Okay. >> Cuz I'm not getting a return on your name. >> Um, >> so I need my social. >> Yeah, I'm not going to do anything with it, but I'm going to try to confirm your identity. >> When interrogated, the woman failed to provide any identification and kept dodging questions. The officer's patience with her was truly remarkable. >> How long have you lived at? >> Um, like two years. >> Two years. >> Mhm. >> Okay. Does anybody live there with you? >> I live with someone. >> Who Who do you live with? Um, my sister's sister. So, >> what's her name? >> Um, last name. >> Without looking at your phone. >> Um, >> you want to know the person's last name you live with? >> This is my sister. Sister. So, you want my sister name? I can give you my >> What's your sister's name? What's your sister's name? >> I just told you my sister. >> So, how did you open the phone line? >> Cuz I already had service. So they sent the code to my phone. That's what I'm saying. This is this was my issue. Like literally when he sent the code, it just said allow or deny. I allowed access to my account. >> Okay. >> So my account was fully into he just told me how many lines I have. He just told me it's a lot of androids. I said, "Yeah, my family love androids." >> Officers gradually lost patience as she kept down cuz she kept giving conflicting information, unable to recall her address or relatives names and even adding absurd details that made the situation more complicated. So, the only problem that I have is none of the story kind of makes sense as what's going on. Okay. Cuz he's providing a totally different name. >> Right. I was just going to say I heard like I just met him. >> Okay. >> So, we like having to bring you to the store and stuff. >> Yeah, cuz I lost my car. My car is down. >> So, I got to get around. It's cold outside. Uber is so as to keep driving around. >> All right. You good? >> I'm okay. Just hanging with her. Fed up with her deceit, the officer stepped outside to compare notes with a colleague who was interviewing her boyfriend in the car. And it seemed their stories didn't match. He's saying that the vehicle comes back to his mom. But all I really have right now is like an attempted theft, I think, in obstructing our knee or obstructing what um for him. I don't have any. >> Yeah. >> She was in here saying she was That's the person that actually has an account. She's like 89. >> Mhm. >> She know. She just said it was she told me it was a fake name. She just made it up. >> No. You can see the dress. >> So, this guy said that people like that do these things can get the account holders information online and they come into the store to try to open a good >> in their name and finance a phone and they'll have a $1,100 phone that's financed. >> So, basically, they just come in to get the phone to sell the phone. Checking the records, officers discovered they had visited multiple Apple stores that same day. Suspiciously attempting to purchase high-v value phones for resale. Confronted with these contradictions, police decided to make the arrest on the spot. >> What was your first name? >> What is it? >> Camela. Okay, you're under arrest. Go and pop it for me. >> I'm under arrest for >> attempted theft over. >> And learn about your name. >> And learn about your name. >> Put your phone down here for >> here. Take your purse off. All right. >> Pipe your hand behind your back. >> So, my assumption is that there was more stuff down up north. Okay. >> Yeah. Where are the other receipts are out of. So, if that's the case, I'm sure that they're going to have cases on you as well. >> If there's other accounts and stuff that you've >> Okay. The suspect tried to make excuses but failed to explain. And even more shocking, officers uncovered fake bank cards, fraudulent IDs, and several brand new iPhones bought earlier that day. >> Is this your phone, too? >> Okay. [Applause] >> And you can't explain to me what you're doing and why you're doing it. So, I'm just going to assume like worst case scenario, right? The phone that you said is yours. This one, this 15, and this 10 that was in your back pocket, you said is yours, which was purchased today at Apple in Chicago, right? So, you see like how none of this makes sense. It makes sense, but we're not getting the full story, right? >> What's your first name again? >> Camila. >> What's your He wants your mom's number. Do you want him to have your house keys? Yeah. >> Okay. What's your relationship with him? >> My friend. >> No, for real. You can't stand it. Yeah. >> You guys a little dealer? >> No. >> All right. Your friend you don't know the last name of? >> No, you don't. >> Man, you're a bad liar. >> So, whose phone is this? Is this your phone? >> Hey, will you ask him if this is his phone? >> In the end, the woman was charged with forgery, possession of a fraudulent ID, obstructing identification, and attempted felony theft, facing hefty fines, and years in prison. This case is a reminder. Fraud may seem clever at the moment, but the law always catches up and the price is far greater than the gain. Next, watch as the shoplifter bursts into tears only to be exposed by police on the spot. >> Off lift, you already lying. >> You ever been to jail before? >> On May 31st, a Broward deputy conducted a patrol near a Walgreens following a string of thefts. Spotting two women whose suspicious actions matched the store's description, officers immediately blocked their vehicle before they could escape. Here's what happened. >> How y'all doing? >> All right, >> y'all. All right. >> Yes. >> Do me a favor. Turn off that car for me. Okay. >> Take the key up. >> Let me get that. >> Let me have your license and registration, please. >> I don't have you. >> You don't have your license on you? >> No, I don't. >> You don't have it on you? No. >> Oh, wow. You got your license registration on you? >> Hello, pastor. You got your license on you? You do? You don't? Okay. What's your name? >> My name. >> I'm talking to you. What's your name? >> My name is Ty. >> Ma'am, you. >> When ordered to stop, the two suspects identified as Terara and Teldra showed clear signs of anxiety. They admitted to having no driver's license. And the moment Walgreens was mentioned, one woman instantly scrambled for excuses. >> Where y'all coming from? >> We just came from the store. We dropped the store right down here. >> Right by the gas station right there. I don't know the name of it. I just stopped and got it back out. >> Okay. Look like y'all came from Walmart. I mean Walgreens. >> No. >> Yeah. I see a lot of stuff from Walgreens. Download that new corner store. >> Yeah. We went to the >> Okay. Stay right here. After that, another officer arrived to continue the questioning while the first deputy went to verify information with the store. >> Hola, how are you? What's going on? >> I can't hear you. >> Okay. You don't know why? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, uh, on your cameras, did you see both of them taking them or it was just one of them? >> Both of them. >> Both of them down and she put it in her purse. >> Okay. >> One of them had a bag >> like a bag full of stuff they left with. >> I mean, I just want to talk about >> like one of them. Was there anything in the purses? >> I ain't checked nothing out of that yet. I saw a lot of stuff in their back seat. So, >> okay. They had a They had a Walgreens bag, but then went cashier alerted me. >> Thank you. >> Straight. >> That's my husband. >> All right, go ahead and take off. You good? >> That's my >> Okay. >> Once it was confirmed the two black women matched the store's description and camera evidence, officers ordered the woman in black to step out for questioning. And that's when her tearful act of innocence began. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop off with you. You already lying. >> I'm scared. >> You going to jail just for for lying to me. >> You got to be scared. >> I ain't even say I ain't do nothing. >> No. >> I ain't do nothing. >> Oh no. Oh no. >> Okay. You ever been to jail before? >> Yeah. >> For what? >> For driving. >> For driving? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> I don't have a license. need your license to spend. >> Relax. Good luck. >> I'm sorry. I'm trying to get over. >> All right. Do me a favor for now. Stay phone. >> Huh? >> Yeah. I don't want nobody on the phone for now. I guess >> until I figure out what's going on with my partner back there. Okay. This guy, you know him? That's my husband. >> Oh, okay. Okay. That's your wife. >> Too much going on right now. So, >> I know. You know, I want to hear >> that's the mother of I really want to know where we are. >> You You want to hang tight? We'll talk to you afterwards, but we can't do it right now. >> It's Makita Williams. >> You going to lie to me again? >> No, I'm not. So, if I'm ask you a series of questions, are you going to lie to me? Are you going to be going to tell me this truth? >> Tell you the truth. >> You sure? >> Yes. >> The woman appeared terrified, crying non-stop, but in reality, she gave a false name. Officers couldn't believe a word she said. Could there be even more lies hidden behind her act? >> You guys coming from the store? >> What store? >> From the Walgreens. >> Walgreens. Okay. for Walgreens. >> Did you guys buy those items in Walgreens? Any items at all in Walgreens? >> No, I didn't buy anything from Walgreens. >> You didn't buy anything? Okay. >> Did you come out the store with items from Walgreens? >> No. No. Not from that. >> Not from this Walgreens. Are you sure? >> Yes. >> After the suspect confessed, officers immediately placed her under arrest. But the story didn't end there. When questioning the second suspect, police quickly realized just how twisted their idea of shopping really was. >> Put you in the back seat of my talk to your friends. You got any weapons on you that you know about? >> Put you in the back seat. Relax. >> Okay. >> Miss Wallace, what happened? You good? No, >> you not good. >> I want my baby, too. >> All right. What were you guys doing in the Walgreens? >> Shopping. >> Shopping. >> Okay. What is shopping? What's the definition of shopping? >> Okay. So, no. Shopping is not stealing. But so, you saying you >> were shopping or were you stealing? >> I'm showing sign. >> So, I know which one. I just I just want you to understand. >> Which one is what? So tell me, you guys are in the Walgreens doing what? >> Okay. Did you guys pay for it? >> No. Okay. All right. >> It was almost laughable that to her shopping meant stealing. With no excuses left, officers ended the questioning and collected all the stolen goods from the car as evidence. But why did these shoplifterss even have their own vehicle? Let's find out. Y'all took all this stuff. Cuz these bags where these other bags came from. >> This we going to put already in. >> That's her bag. >> Well, we took Walgreens. >> Okay. Your phone down. Go. >> I got to go to jail. >> No, I'm just going to put y'all in the back seat. I don't want y'all hanging out this car right now. All right, >> that's all. I will see. >> So, whose car is this? >> That's my father-in-law car. >> Okay. >> Yeah, that's her dad's car. >> Whose dad's car? >> Her dad. Tara. My niece. >> Tara's was a driver. Your >> wife? Yes. Correct. >> Whose car is this? >> That's my father's car. >> Your father-in-law? >> My father. >> Oh, your father's car. Makita was initially charged with felony retail theft at multiple locations within 48 hours, later reduced to misdemeanor pettit theft. She received 6 months of county probation and was ordered to pay $293 in court costs and fines. Teldra faced charges of retail theft at multiple locations within 48 hours and felony petit theft. After one charge was dropped, she was sentenced to 12 months of state probation, fined $517 in court costs and ordered to pay over $1,50 in restitution to Walgreens. Less than a year later, she was arrested again for felony retail grand theft, which revoked her probation, and she was sentenced to 90 days in jail. It's unbelievable how some thieves keep reoffending time after time, defying the law until the price they pay becomes heavier and heavier. right now. Watch as a group of suspects team up in an attempt to outsmart the police. >> Come here. >> Put your stuff on the hood. >> No. Come here. >> Away. >> Give me Do not pull away. >> Huh? We got arrest. >> What did I do? But what did I do? I didn't do anything. >> Okay. >> On May 11th, 2024 in Florida, police responded to a reported fraud at Walmart. Surveillance showed a man bringing two mattresses to the return counter in a fake refund, then leaving while three women remained inside, suspected of continuing the scheme. Officers immediately began tracking the suspects. >> Come here. >> Yes. >> Put your stuff on the hood. >> No. >> For what? For what? >> Give me your hands. Do not pull away. Put your on the hoods. Put your stuff on the hood. >> For what? For what? For what? Please. >> Put your stuff on the hood. >> Please tell me. No. Can I go? Place your hands behind your back. >> What happened? >> Right now, you're just being detained while explaining, okay? >> So, don't freak out. >> Am I going to zoo >> right now? You're being detained and we're just going to put you in the car cuz it's obviously super hot out here. And then we'll talk to you in a second. >> Sit down. >> My mom's in there, bro. I don't know. >> Hey, where the where are the people all the ladies you came with? Where they at? I don't know. I just want to say my mom's in there. I don't want to be by standing here by myself and I don't know cuz I don't I'm not from here either. >> What's your mom's name? >> Crystal. >> Shoplifting with your mom is about the worst idea for motheraughter bonding. The suspect described her mother Crystal as wearing an orange dress, giving officers the clue they needed to quickly catch up with her inside the store. >> Don't go too much. >> Don't go too. Put your hands behind you. Okay. I'm not >> Sir I didn't do anything. So why am I being arrested? I'm looking for my daughter. >> Your daughter's probably in handcuffs on the car. >> Okay. But I haven't done anything, sir. >> Hold on a minute. >> Hello. >> I haven't done anything, sir. >> Hey, I got that girl in the orange dress. 10 missing the girl in a green shirt now. >> Green shirt. But but I haven't Why am I being handcuffed though? >> Can you explain it to me, son? Please. >> No, not yet. >> And my wrist is broken. My wrist is broken. >> Okay. >> I kind of like I'm sitting here looking for my daughter like freaking out cuz I had not found it yet. >> How much lotion are you wearing right now? >> When confronted, the mother stayed oddly calm, as if she already knew the reason yet pretended to be clueless. One by one, the thieves began naming their accompllices. Next came the suspect in green. More cunning, trying to slip away unnoticed. >> This lady come in. >> Yes. >> When? >> Um, a couple minutes ago. >> Couple minutes ago. >> Yeah. >> Which way she go? >> I didn't see where she went. >> Did she go to the bathroom? >> I don't know if she went to the bathroom. She ordered food. >> Huh? We got a restroom. >> Anybody else with you? No. Were you using the restroom? >> All the way up. Step all the way up. >> I don't understand. >> Step all the way up. >> I'm using the restroom. >> Take over. Take a breath. >> What? What? What did I do? What did I do? What did I do? No. No. What did I do, sir? Please tell me what I did. >> But what did I do? But what did I do? I didn't do anything. >> Okay. >> What did I do? >> But what did I do, sir? I didn't do anything. >> You're detaining. You're not free. I didn't do anything though. What did I do? >> Take her out of the bathroom. I can't hear myself. >> Can I please use a phone to call my family? >> No. >> To evade detection, the woman changed clothes in the bathroom, but it didn't work. Officers already had her photos on their phones. And despite being caught on camera red-handed, she still denied being the suspect. >> Can I please call my mother back? You should tell I'm getting arrested. >> You're not. You're not. No, that's not happening right now. >> Am I getting arrested, though? That's the top arrive. >> I said it was Yes. >> I didn't. But what did I do? I I bought that pink bag. >> Is this green? >> And I wasn't. >> No, that's blue. I'm the one who said it was blue. Somebody else. >> But I But listen, I told What did I do? Cuz I was with somebody else. I just I >> Sorry, I wasn't talking to you right now. She's She's She's all right to answer. You said one of these bad. >> No, but can I ask you a question? But what did I do? >> Okay, first of all, if you answered my simple question, then I'll answer yours. Where did you get that pink shirt though? >> My friend's bag. >> Okay. So, they're saying >> I got stuff all day. >> This This fine job right here is a representative of Walmart. They're saying that you on Ste uh that this legally came from her store. It was stolen. >> Well, I did not steal it. It was in my friend's bag. This her bag. You can ask her. She's over there right now. >> With the three women in custody, officers focused on the man who tried the fake mattress return. One suspect claimed not to know his name, but said he stayed at the night's inn, then surprisingly revealed the group's plan. They they do I don't know what how she be doing it or whatever but she go she does this thing where she I don't know a receipt thing and then I don't know what the dude or the dude will go inside and I guess he returns something and she gets the money for it. >> So like he steals something and returns it. >> Yes. The woman blamed her accompllices, saying she and her mother only wanted a ride. Despite video proof of their involvement, she denied it. But officers pressed for more details. >> I already told you guys mostly everything. Did Why would I lie about >> mostly everything? So tell us everything if you've only told us mostly. >> Oh, what do you want to? >> Well, mostly means that you left out something. So tell us the whole story. >> All right. So we was at night and I had just woke up. So, I went downstairs and they were already all getting ready and I asked them where they're going and I told my at first she told me the girl that is in the passenger jail. She told me that um I couldn't go because there's not enough money in the car. So, I I told my mom that I want to go because I don't want to stay there by 4 at night and I don't want to sit outside because it's hot outside. I don't want to have to stay outside and wait for you guys to get back. So, I went with them and when I went with them, it's the dude that's driving, that's that girl's friend, and the dude that's in the dicey that came in here to return and stuff. And his name is Brandon. >> I know his name. I know his name is Brandon. >> I don't know the dude in the front. >> Do you know where Brandon lives? >> They both be at night 10. I don't know them like that. I The Brandon dude I know that's that girl. um driving. >> Okay. >> Then the driver I he's at night. That's where I see him at. I I haven't seen him anywhere else. I just seen him in her room. >> While the young woman cooperated, her accompllices played dumb with conflicting stories, making it tough for police to get to the truth. >> Um Christina, here's your here's your one chance to be honest with me. Just tell me the truth. It's going to go a long way with me. >> I can help you out if you do. So like, >> why did you guys come here today? What was the reason? Who was with you? >> They >> No, people said they did. I swear to God, it was people that gave me a ride. >> I swear to God. You can look at the video. >> They said they You know their first name. >> I know their first name. His name is um Bryson >> right >> Bryson. >> Try again. >> No, I swear. >> Bryson. That's what he told me his name was. They call him uh Breeze or something like that. That's his nickname. >> The Hispanic guy, right? >> Yeah. >> He's darkkinned. Yes. But he's not >> Yeah. You said that's your brother. >> Who's that? that >> yours. >> Who said that? He's You see my skin color? >> Well, that's what people are saying. >> Somebody said that. >> Okay. Well, that Okay, but look at his skin. >> So, so you're here with a guy named Bryson or Brandon or whatever. >> No, but Brand Who is Brandon? >> All right. So, you're here with Bryson. Who is the black guy? >> The black guy that's uh his friend gave us a ride. I don't know. >> You got in a car with some random people. You don't know who they are. >> No, I the Bryson I know a little bit, but like met him a couple times. He g me a ride. >> That wasn't his car. So, he was got in some random person's car. You don't know who they were? That sounds kind of weird. friend. >> Okay, but you just got in the car. You don't know who the guy is at all. >> Well, I know the one I told you a couple times. >> All the stuff. >> Nice. >> All right. So, why did you guys come here today? >> I came here to go. I told you I was going to see my family, my grandmother, >> and I was coming here to the store because I really want to get something from the store. I have to return. That's why I came. >> Yeah. So, you came here to return stuff? >> Yeah. No, just my items I already had. >> All right. So you came here to return and stuff. That's why you came and nobody else everybody else was coming here for what reason? >> I really don't know why they did. >> You got in the car with a bunch of people who were instantly >> No, they were she stayed in the same room as me. >> So you guys are roommates? >> Me and her are. Yes. >> Who? >> Me and the girl. >> The older girl or the younger girl? >> The older one. That's her mother. >> So you're roommates. >> Well, she just started staying with me a couple days ago. >> Officers believe the mother and daughter were truthful while the third woman lied as a main conspirator with the man who escaped. Regardless, all of them were headed to jail for the scheme. >> Oh, not so fast. Relax. >> No. >> What are you so angry about? Huh? >> Because I'm not trying to go to the jail and get chance, bro. I'm getting free. They going to be out of jail quickly. No, this dude. >> I don't think we're going to know bond you. So, just relax. Okay. >> Yeah, but I'm still in the middle. >> So, we're all going to jail. >> Yeah. >> I have nothing to do with this. Listen, do you understand that concealing items within the stores also shoplifting? >> You're looking at it like that, but honestly, >> you already passed all points of sale. You should have paid for it inside. >> But I did not. >> I told you that the person lied. >> My whole thing was not to steal. >> Okay. But I still can't prove that she had crack or you put the crack in there. So, either you both get charged with it or one of y'all confessed to it. >> I shot him. My bad. >> Okay, then you both can get charged with it cuz you were in possession of it. >> Man, girl, you need to tell them the truth. I already got enough charging. >> I was telling the truth. If you tell the truth, you tell them the truth. >> Yeah, you go ahead tell my bag. >> Why the am I in this car? >> What would you steal in there? >> Oh, man. You don't sit there and say, "Why are you >> Why hold on. Why don't you tell the truth? Move your phone." >> No, I am telling the truth. I said I Please get my water. >> No, move it like this. >> I told I didn't mean to like that, but hold on. In the end, all three women were formally charged with return fraud and felony retail theft. With the total value of fraudulent goods reaching thousands of dollars, they now face 1 to 5 years in prison along with thousands of dollars in fines and full restitution to the store. Here's the takeaway. What may seem like a clever trick in the moment can quickly turn into serious charges. Honesty will always cost less than fraud. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe so you won't miss the next video. See you. >> And I'm telling you the same thing I told him. I don't play no game. Get your ass. >> What the is wrong with you? What did I do? >> On August 24th, 2024, Wisconsin police swiftly responded to a theft in progress at Walmart. The suspect, a large woman, tried escaping selfch checkout. Here's what happened. What's that? >> She's at the service desk right now. >> Okay. What's going on? >> Um, she just starts stealing. She was using a different ticket to protect the tickets for a bunch of clothes. >> Okay. We pulled her in here. She all creat. >> Okay. So, she has so she has a legitimate return right now. >> She's returning. Well, she never paid for the items anyway. So, she's returning the stuff that she used. So, she used like $10 short ticket, right? She had returning that. She doesn't have a sister this. >> Hi. >> Hey. >> Hey. We got to talk to you. >> No, you don't. >> The suspect in the pink shirt was Kenya, 42, who was caught intentionally altering prices at the selfch checkckout. When loss prevention confronted her, she did not cooperate and tried to return the items at customer service to legitimize the purchase. But but it was already too late. Watch how the police handled this thief. >> Don't walk with me like that because you don't know me. We don't got no problem. I just got done exchanging everything. They got everything together. This is what's paid for. I just like to >> Okay. So, what's the misunderstanding? >> Cuz he said I under wrong, but they can't find these shorts. Like I told him, I'm going to pay for everything. I just spent $500 a year. Okay. >> 250 in one line and 200 another line. He said I under wrong, but how did I underr so I pay for everything else full price besides two joggers? Get the out of here. And I'm telling you the same thing I told him. I don't play no games. I got a ticket son. He watched everything. He said that clearly I underun that but I didn't. Everything is there. >> These shorts are she was using right here when you get like some sweatshirts and stuff like that. So that's why she doesn't have any $10 ticket and that's what I was talking about. She's saying I mean she's she has like the actual other ticket in her hand and she's like putting it in front of the thing scanning it. This is Slater. Police compared the two receipts with the store employee and noticed irregularities, but Kenya knew how to explain them convincingly. >> Purchases or did you do a return? >> No, we just got done shopping. I spent $500 and something dollars in this. >> Okay. >> What? >> Well, it sounds like you didn't actually buy shorts. >> And this is what I'm telling him. I did have one pair of shorts for $5. They're in there on the counter. The other pair was army fat for tea. They were over there on the counter. Everything I did, this lady is over there. All the receipts, the the lounger, everything, everything is over there. Every single thing. >> So, how did how did four or five different shorts? >> Because for one, you're missing. This is a totally different breakfast. These are all They're supposed to be on clearance, I guess. So, these are all things that I grabbed out of the store. So, that's what they rung up as. And like I told him, I got all the items right there. So, if it rung up, you see, I rung it plain as day. every single item, everyone. But I'm not gonna And this is what I'm saying. So all I'm saying all you had to do is come to me here. >> She claimed she had spent $500 on shopping and only made a small mistake on a few items. However, footage and receipts proved she had deliberately cheated. This was the moment the police took action. >> All right. Um, we are going to have to take you into custody. You crazy for what? >> So, >> you came for the mis ring. >> Hold on. Wait. Hold on. Wait. Stop. Don't grab me. Hold on. Wait. I'm not I'm not fighting with me. You're under arrest. >> Excuse me. Wait. >> You're under arrest. Listen. We're not going to fight. >> Stop. Because I didn't under ring. What is y'all talking about? >> First of all, let go of my No. Hold on. No. >> Kenny, you're under arrest. >> Stop. First of all, hold on. >> You are under arrest. >> Stop. Listen. Please. I'm telling you. Listen. It's like, you don't got to do all this. Let go of your thing. >> Please stop. You >> are under arrest. >> I understand that. But please stop. >> Stop fighting with us. >> I'm not fighting. I'm just telling you. >> I don't have problem with that. I don't got no problem. >> I don't got no problem with that at all. But y'all are not going to just man handle me like this for no reason. It's my baby's birthday. Y'all sick as a for. And I mean sick as [ __ ] >> Hell no. >> Hand behind your back or you're going to get tased. Hands behind your back or you're going to get tased. You're under >> your hands behind your back. >> What tactic are you using? >> Put your hands back. >> Why are you ill for me? >> I got taser. >> Taser. Taser. Taser. >> For what? >> For what? Why are you tas? >> Instead of cooperating, Kenya grew agitated and acted foolishly, escalating the situation and forcing police to use stronger measures. arms. Why the >> Get your hands behind your back. >> Get your hands behind your back. >> What the is wrong with you? What did I do? >> What are you doing? >> You're under arrest. >> What are you doing? What the are you doing? What are you doing? >> What are you doing? >> I'll take my phone. I'll take my phone. I won't stop. >> Just take my phone. >> Just take my phone. Stop. >> Put your hands behind. >> Just take my phone. Listen, when I say you lost your mind, >> put your hands behind your back. And then you >> You're under arrest. >> Why do you mean >> Put your hands on your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Now, Tasha, please record this. Please record this because she's kneing me and punching me. Tasha, record it. >> Record it. >> Record it. She choking me. She need me. You got to >> let go, Kenya. >> Hell no. >> Do it now. >> You crazy as a mother. >> Okay, you're not about to say >> on my soul. She not. They done paid me twice already. >> Let go. >> I want to trouble. You're going to me. >> Get your hands behind your back. >> What is wrong with y'all? >> What? >> Hands behind your back. >> What? What? Hands behind your back. Keep them there. >> Stop resisting, Kenya. >> You mean your hands behind your back. >> Get down on the ground in her stomach, >> baby. >> The arrest wasn't easy as she seemed almost immune to the taser, forcing officers to quickly call in extra support. >> I'll pay for my gift card and everything. I'm not resisting. I am a pregnant woman. >> Why did you say my wrist like that? I'm a pregnant woman. Hold on. I don't got no problem. Not resisting. I can lay I can't lay on my side. I'm pregnant. I can't >> get pregnant on my side. I can't lay on my phone. I'm pregnant. I can't lay on my phone. I'm pregnant. I'm not refusing. I'm not refusing. I am a pregnant woman. >> Taser. >> I am a pregnant woman. A >> I didn't do nothing. >> I didn't do nothing. >> Relapse. Listen. >> That's five times they talked. >> That's five times they tased me for nothing, y'all. For absolutely nothing. They tas me for nothing. When I say for nothing, that Oh, god damn. Damn. them on the G and I'm pregnant. >> Finally, Kenya was charged with two repeat offenses. Retail theft by altering prices and resisting an officer along with attempting to disarm a police officer. Her bail was set at $2,500. This case shows how stubborn choices only make things worse. The lesson: Take responsibility and cooperate with the law or face harsher consequences. Next comes a case that even had the officers laughing. >> Just give me a second. I got to get off this. My ass is so fat. >> On July 16th, 2023 in Florida, police responded to a call from Publix about a woman acting strangely and unable to pay for the items she had already used. Here's what happened. >> Good morning. >> Like 10 things up for soup. >> Oh. Put her hand in every box of chicken that we had. So, we're heading shopping. She didn't have any money to pay for any of it. >> Go get her. >> So, she can't pay for the storm. >> Oh, hey guys. I'm leaving right now, but after I pay for the food, of course. >> You're going to pay for the food? Yeah, but they won't charge my phone and they only have Apple Pay because the other ones at 185 are the best. Remember, >> no, >> there's a thousand of us. >> Oh, the Colonial one Apple. No. >> Okay. What? >> He said I was paying for this with Apple Pay and I didn't know my phone was dead and I have the money to pay for it and they were like, I hate broke badass. They were harassing me. It's all over their surveillance. I promise you on. >> The woman argued that her phone was dead and she couldn't use Apple Pay. She insisted she had money but needed to charge her phone to pay. Officers then assisted her. >> So if we charge her phone, you going to pay. >> What kind of phone do you got? >> iPhone 14. >> You can do it for me. >> You got telephone charger. >> You buy the triple C for me and then I'll trade you some for it. Which one are you buying for me? >> I'm not buying anything for you. >> Oh, I buy the charger and then >> No, you get No, no, no. They have a charger. They're going to >> loan you a charger temporarily to charge your phone hopefully. >> They said no. They said they said you're going to 33rd and I was like what? How do you know about 33rd? Did I see you in there? >> And she was like yeah me outside [ __ ] and I was like what? >> All right. >> Try otherwise it's not going to fly with state attorney all the time. That's why I got a class action lawsuit already. >> I have a feeling it's not going to end up working out. So, but we got to we got to try. >> While waiting for her phone to charge, the woman kept rambling and claimed she was being discriminated against. At the same time, officers gathered evidence from store security to verify the information. >> You said that you want to get your phone charged so you can pay for the stuff you just ate. >> You said she lied to you on camera on your said there's no charges. Then she said there is. >> Do you have an ID or driver's license on you so 185 torch away? And I never got it back. >> Opened every single one of these. She put her hand in every single one of these boxes. No, they she opened their open. >> Some of them are not. I'll tell you what, the ones that are not open, we'll just get rid of them. >> The one that she has opened and touched something, we'll just get a charter for those. >> What's your first name? >> I'm a YouTuber and it's >> What's your What's your first name? >> Dy nasty. Dy nasty. >> Uh, how many more things in soup? >> How many things of soup total? She get >> I think it's going to be like 18 soon. >> What's your date of birth? Dynasty Robertson. >> It's 21946. >> So, ma'am, just confirm we do have the money on your account to pay for. >> I sure do. >> But I can't see it right now until the charge comes up. >> Okay. How much? >> Hold on. It looks like it's probably going to be over $100. >> Over $100. That's great. >> Okay. As long as you $100, that's fine. >> Yeah, but they they were acting like it was going to be $500,000. Like >> no, I don't I don't think the the bills generally go up that high. >> You never told me until they harassed me until you guys got here after I was going to pay. >> She appeared calm when officers told her the amount. Still blaming the staff, but watch as the truth was revealed right after >> where I went. >> So you said 1946, I believe. >> Yeah. So why did you ask? >> So because I don't think that's accurate cuz that would put you at like 70 years old. >> No, it would put me at 77 actually. >> Okay. Are you 77 years old? >> That's why I have silver hair. age. We gave you a a 21-year-old with her hair like this. She was attached. >> Oh, you look great for your age. >> Oh, thank you so much. >> The whole counter was filled with soups. >> She was just ladling in one. >> Yeah. She kept going. I'm like, "At this point, we have to say something to her cuz we can't keep letting her filled up." So then when she asked her, she would say that she'll see the homeless with a $25 check that she got. So I'm like, "Man, if you pay on a check, I can't take a check for that amount." She was like, "I never said that. >> I'm paying with cash." I don't know why, but I have a feeling Apple Pay is not going to work. That's just my professional opinion. Um, >> then she just thought, "Oh, if I touched it, you can't sell it and just every boxes." So, the other boxes >> So, okay. So, she consumed something out of each one of these boxes. >> Yes, they are. >> Staff confirms she ruined food items, making many unsellable. later with her phone fully charged. Watch how she took responsibility for her actions. >> All right, we got just enough juice. Let's pull up this Apple Pay. >> What happened? >> Deli department line 100. >> So if you're having trouble Oh. Oh, you got Oh. Oh, got one. >> I'm sorry. What was that? >> Hold on. Please wait. Please wait. >> I'll throw that. >> Oh my goodness. Let's try another one. Don't worry. Don't worry. >> If you want to use a combination, that's also allowed. It's going to be depleted. So, we can try another car. >> No. People are people live right now. So they're they're live adding stuff to my cash app. That's why it's going to say not offer if you want to hit 17 since they're watching me live and on your iPods cuz you guys are parking too obviously. >> After failing with Apple Pay and multiple cards, she still couldn't pay and came up with another excuse. >> Found out how to pay it off if I have another card on here. So I'm clearing this for $1,300 right now. >> I'm ready for you. >> And then once I do that, then I'm going to go 5 months. We'll blow this gap on it as well. Okay. >> Well, let's pay for this food and we'll be done for the day. Would you like some cuz I'll just go outside if you accidentally pick it up. Free food for you. Well, >> what you buy is all yours. >> I know. It's yours, too. >> Ma'am, do you have any checks on you? >> I don't use checks. Do you use checks? Oh god, that's like an eight. >> I know. But idiots use checks. >> Yeah, that's a weird question. >> Hi, welcome in. >> After vague promises and deliberate stalling, the officer's patience had finally reached its limit. >> All right, that that'll that'll be enough. We've satisfied this. [Applause] Stand up. We know you. Stand up. >> I can't. No, no, no, no. You can't do this to me. Let me get my cane at least. Please. >> Kane's going to come with you. >> Come on. But we'll help you. We will be your cane. >> Let me get my cane. ABA. ABA. >> Okay. All right. All right. All right. Just give me a second. I got to get off this. My ass is so fat. >> Let's go. >> Oh, yeah. No. Why did they do that? Oh no. Left foot first 911 911 after call 411. >> Is there an emergency shuttle for this? >> No 33rd. Who's got my bail money on? It's for 13793 and they took off 50 and they're going to keep all the money and you're going to get free food and my iPhone because this is how it goes. And Latia and Porsche, thank you very much for making yourself viral cuz you get fired for real. For real. Tell officer Ar what's up. Caller I'm on the way. Here I go. >> Get more. >> I can't wait to get locked up. I'll grab again cuz I'm 730 official. [ __ ] I'm crazy. >> Man, let's go. >> Marie Cakes with an S85 on Snapchat. 6,000 subscribers. Suck my kids, >> man. Man, come on. Those kids don't care. >> I don't care. Them kids. >> Okay. >> Hide your kids. Hide your wives. This is what we call this how we do it on Sunday. and uh free ticket forever. >> The woman was ultimately charged with petit theft and disorderly conduct. She was sentenced to 30 days in jail along with probation and fines. The case reminds the community that dishonest and irresponsible actions only lead to severe legal consequences. Choose honesty instead of destroying your own future. Up next, see how this fashionable woman demands her rights in front of police. >> Have a seat. >> Thank you. a female officer so she could dig in my drawer. >> On February 12th, 2025, police responded to a report from Ulta Beauty that nearly $1,000 in merchandise had just been lost to an unusual woman. Watch how officers handled the situation. >> Ma'am, >> yes, ma'am, I am. >> Oh, okay. >> Come on. Let's go back in. >> Go back in. >> Yes, ma'am. >> I can't even make it to my car. I'm not going to run, sir. >> I know you're not. >> I got enough money to buy all this, you know. I don't know. >> I'm going to buy it. So, could I No, >> the time to buy it was back there. >> Do you have the loss prevention office or anything? >> No. >> No. >> He's the security. >> Is there anywhere we have that we can do this? Okay. >> Can I bring her back there or >> she insisted she had money to pay, but the store refused. Police then directed her to the security office to gather more information. >> Ma'am, >> I'm taking this stuff out. Okay. >> All right. >> No problem. >> What's that bag? Let me see. I came in here with that. I only use that bad right there. >> That's fine. Thank you. >> I've been very nice to you. I didn't try to run from you or anything. >> What that mean? >> I mean, I feel like you can give me a warning. It's my first time doing it. >> It's not up to me. That's okay. >> I know. But what I'm saying is I'll pay for all the stuff that I have anyway. >> Again, that's up to them. What's your phone number, >> sir? He said it's up to you. I don't be want to be rude, but I know that I lost my job 2 months ago, and I used to come in here all the time and spend like my whole paycheck basically. items. Yeah, I know I was wrong and I have learned my lesson. Trust me, I would never do this again. I would never come back to your store. I would buy every item that I have in my bag. Literally. >> Well, you're not going to come back anyway. Come back. >> No, I'm saying I'm not coming back in. No, I'm saying I'm not coming back in. >> We have things that we could have offered you if you just try to get me out of my >> Yeah. >> Excuse me, sir. I can't hear you. >> She claimed it was just her first mistake, blaming tough times. Would that be enough to stop the arrest? I lose my housing. I have four kids. I don't lose my housing. >> Okay. So, you were about the wrong thing. >> No, I'm just trying to speak to him to see if I can buy the items instead because it's the same thing. I didn't leave the store. They got all the items. All the items. >> Are you familiar with your Miranda warnings, man? >> Yeah. >> You have the right to remain silent, not answering the questions. You understand that? >> I don't understand why you being rude and you're a man. Like, what are you being rooted for if I'm trying to buy something? >> You're not being rude, man. You have the right to remain silent. >> I'm asking you another question. I'm asking could I speak with him because he has the authority >> at this time. You are not able to speak with him. >> But he didn't say I can't speak with him. You're saying that I can't speak with him and I'm just trying to save myself a warning because my son is >> absolutely I'm no longer having this conversation. I don't want him to investigate. >> No, I understand. I'm just saying could I buy it. That's all. >> I'm going to say no because if you were going to buy it, we would have done it the first time. >> Okay. But everyone makes mistakes. But okay. >> Of course we do. >> I'm listening to what you're saying. I'm I need you to verbally confirm whether >> I'm handicapped so I can't like I'm mentally disorder. >> Okay. So you are physically >> unable schizophrenic. >> Okay. So you're saying you're mentally incapable of giving me a statement. >> I'm not. >> Are you or are you not capable of giving me a statement? >> I am. >> What's schizophrenic? >> Gizophrenic is when you hear voiceic. >> Oh my god. Whatever. That Yeah, that >> when officers read the Miranda rightites, the suspect interrupted, claiming everyone makes mistakes and began showing clear signs of non-compliance. >> Okay. But I don't understand what >> you have the right to remain silent and not answer any questions. Do you understand that? >> I am slow. Like you can call my mom. You want to call my mom so she'll be able to translate it to me cuz I don't have my full >> Okay. So what part of that don't you understand that you have the right to remain silent and not answer anything? >> I don't understand none of that. >> Okay. So you're refusing. You're >> waving your telling that I I have a disability. >> Okay. >> So I tried to talk to you want to talk to me. talk to you even cuz I don't seen too many people on Instagram get caught stealing and y'all give them a warning. I'm asking you to pay for everything that I got. So it's even affair like I learned my lesson. I'm blocked from the store so I don't understand what's going on. Could you call officer what you calling for me? >> Um >> no what you got to >> she claimed to be slowminded and showed no concern for what police said but stay tuned. The surprise is just ahead. I need to speak with >> came back with a female born in 94 first and last name. She is unfortunate years ago. >> 1026. Ma'am, can you 103 that to me, please? >> I don't have a warrant or anything, do I? >> Yes, sir. >> Ma'am, stand. You're not under arrest at this point. No, I'm going to put my glasses on so you don't break them. >> I'll show you. I'm put them on. >> What? >> Thank you. >> Long as you don't break them cuz they $700, baby. >> Okay. >> And that's me. >> Have a seat. >> Thank you. >> Police uncovered her long criminal history and once handcuffed, she began revealing her true colors. >> My name's called mother driver. That's why you >> Okay. I'm clasophobic. >> Claustrophobic. >> Whatever you want to. You so smart, sir. You sure you so smart. You should have been a damn um sit back. >> You I can't sit back. My hands behind my back. >> Okay. I need to I need a seat belt. >> Okay, sir. My hands is behind my back. I'm at my lowest point. >> So, you don't want me to You don't want me to put you in the seat belt? >> Um I ain't saying I want you to put my but you said sit back. I have to reach across. >> Okay. And I'm sitting back. What you want me to do? >> Okay. And this is as far as we know, this is everything that she took. >> Okay. All right. Cool. So, everything's recovered. I'll just get pictures of that stuff that I have to listed in my report. And then, do you have footage? Yes. Police gathered solid evidence of the stolen merchandise. Meanwhile, inside the patrol car, the woman kept demanding her personal rights and claimed she was being treated unfairly. >> Take this stuff off of me. >> You You can't take no stuff off me. You got to be a female officer to touch me. >> Okay, ma'am. >> Please call the female officer. >> Yeah, call the female officer, please. You not going to search? You not going to touch You told me I'm going to take off my clothes. Why the I look like >> Hey, nobody said you >> You said take off your stuff. >> Ma'am, don't you have jewelry on? >> Yeah, but you said take off your >> Don't you have jewelry on? >> My earrings ringing. I just told you it's my it's my what you call. >> Okay. I you cannot have any loose articles on you, >> right? >> Don't worry about it. Don't worry about it. Don't worry about it. Don't worry about it. Don't worry about it. >> Guess what? I ain't killed nobody. So, I will be out clear as day. >> That's fine. >> Yeah. What you saying? You You trying to hurt a female. You must ain't got no females in your life. You >> My family don't steal, sweetheart. >> And I don't either. But I ain't going to But like I said, I would pay for it. So that ain't stealing cuz I got the money to pay for it. You cannot touch my private port. Cuz if you touch my private port, y'all going to get inside of this. >> It's in my drawers. It's in my drawers. >> Okay. So, I have to warn you that introduction of contraband to a secure facility. >> Call the female officer so she can dig in my draw. >> I just told you I do not. >> The woman stubbornly insisted that having money meant she couldn't be considered a thief. Testing officers patience with non-stop demands for a female cop. >> Female officer to check me. You ain't going to stick your p your hands in my pants. >> I didn't ask you that. >> Okay. So, I don't know what else to tell you. I don't know what else to tell. >> All right. No problem. >> Thank you. >> And it's inside of your >> pants. You inside of your pants or inside? >> My drawers. my my draws with my pants. >> And what is >> I got on I got on board shorts and I got it in the middle of my crouch. I always put it in the middle of my crouch. So yeah, that's where it's at. >> Is that a phone? >> No, it's not a phone. It's Apple Watch. The new Apple Watch that just came out. The black ones. >> She has a She has some type of device on her. >> Yeah, I believe it may be in her pants area. She said it's in her crotch area. Obviously, I'm not going to go in there. I took all the other loose items she has on her. Can you just try to get that out of her? >> Hello. Hi. How are you? Good. >> What do you got on you? >> Right there. >> I got on. Turn around. >> You can pull it. The bottom. The bottom right here. >> Is that your phone? >> That's my my um Apple Watch. >> Oh, you have it on? >> Yeah. >> Take that off. >> Huh? >> I don't have it on me. >> Oh, okay. So, so loud. >> Yeah, I know it is. >> She just has a pad on. >> H. >> She has a pad. >> What's that ring? >> It's her Apple Watch. >> That's what I'm saying. It's not on her wrist. >> Oh, that's what it >> Where's your Apple Watch at? >> My Apple Watch. That's what's ringing. My Apple Watch. >> No, but where is it? >> My Apple Watch is connected to my tag thing. You know how you find your find your devices and stuff? >> So that's >> She asked you where is it? >> Shut up. Damn. Shut up. I can't even talk. Ma'am, I'm not talking to him no more cuz he is too rude. He's been rude since day one. I'm telling him my son is over there and he don't want me to let me buy the stuff from the store cuz he want to take somebody out of the jail so bad. >> I don't got time for him. Police respected her personal rights, but she responded with deceit, refusing to give her information and cursing at male officers, pushing them to their limits. I feel safe. Ride on him. I asked him for two supervisors and he have yet to give me any supervisor that I asked for. And that's illegal for you to do. If I'm asking for higher authority, that mean I want higher authority. I need a supervisor now. I'm getting tired of him. He really working my patience. I'm dead ass serious. He working my patience because I don't care nothing about nothing. Only thing I care about is my son. >> The phone. >> No. >> I'm going to get her the phone. I ain't get You better not reach between my mother legs. >> Okay. >> Hey, I ain't going to argue with you. I don't care as long as I tell my I need to tell him. And I got another phone. You ain't going to do about it. >> Mad ass. Y'all get bullied in school. That why y'all be trying to be awful. In the end, she was charged with grand theft of $978. Her defiance and past crimes strengthening the case. facing up to five years in prison and $5,000 fines. This case reminds us that having money can't erase theft and defiance only speeds up the road to