Get off your ball. Get off your [ __ ] ball. Can I call my >> Hey, she was texting somebody. >> Stop right there. Stop right there. Right. >> Okay, that doesn't matter. >> Stay over here. You're feeding the tank. >> You took the I don't feel sorry >> for what? Back up. >> Don't you touch my son. >> Hit me right here. >> That's your fault. >> Okay. They thought they had every right to steal. Screaming, demanding justice, demanding nous, and fighting cops like they were untouchable. But karma doesn't miss. Watch how their delusion turned into handcuffs. And here are moments when entitled Karens think they can get away with shoplifting. Smash that like and hit subscribe if you love real life chaos caught on cam. Starting with two women who thought they made the perfect team. But when the cops showed up, that teamwork quickly turned into every woman for herself. >> Why only had that little bit of stuff? >> Maybe y'all weren't done. >> No, >> y'all weren't done. You just got caught. >> No. Why would I had that little bit of stuff if somebody pushing me up to see? On June 13th, 2025, cops rushed to the Orlando Premium outlets after two women tried their sneaky Nike. They got cuffed fast, and that's when their comedy of crime truly began. >> Get on the ground, both of you. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. There's one right here. Sorry. Straight ahead. >> Straight ahead. >> Get off your ball. Get off your [ __ ] ball. [Music] one hand one >> charge. I need your cops. Mine's on the other guy. One of the suspects tried to run but was quickly taken down. That's when she started begging to call her family as if they could save her now. >> Do not move. Do not move. You understand? Do not move. >> Can I call my dad? >> Hey, she was texting somebody. >> My daddy. You can look on the thing. You have to move. >> They're in a black Nissan and Altima. The keys are inside the vehicle. >> Okay. Don't play games. >> I'm not playing. I swear to God, the inside the car. I swear to God. >> What kind of color? >> It's It's on It's somewhere down there or it's somewhere. It's either right here or right there. >> Officers located the black Nissan Alultima nearby, packed with keys and stolen goods. From that moment, the two women's stories started to clash in the most ridiculous way. >> What are you looking for? >> I'm not looking for nobody. >> You keep looking out there. I'm not stupid. I can see you peeping around. >> So, who are you looking for? >> For the driver. >> For the driver? >> Mhm. Cuz it's an Uber driver. >> So if I give you your phone, you'll be able to pull it up on your phone that it's an Uber driver. >> You had a driver. >> You found him. >> You keep looking. >> I can't see. I can't see over all the other cars. It's all >> What's your friend's name? >> All in the way. Shave. >> Shave. >> How'd you guys get here today? >> Oh, me? I met her out here. >> You met her out here? >> Mhm. >> Okay. So, better question. How did you get out here? >> How did I get out here? family Uber out here. Who Who is she? Friend, family, cousin, sister. >> I just know her on Facebook. >> You just know her on Facebook. So, y'all came here to steal stuff? >> No, no, no, no, not necessarily. It was just the simple fact that I met her up here. >> Okay. So, let me ask you this, right? >> Y'all were seen walking out of Nike. Obviously, you guys stole, right? >> So, when I was pulling up here, >> I watched both of you. Well, I watched you first start, take off, running, then you stopped. Then you tried to hide be behind this car over here. Then I watched her. Well, there was a pickup here. She tried to hide behind that and that's when my sergeant saw her. >> So what? So y'all decided to run try to hide. >> Yeah. >> Took a picture >> not to get caught. >> Okay. >> When questioned, their online friend story made no sense. The fake Uber, no proof of a ride until one finally admitted they ran and tried to hide the stolen stuff. So, whose idea it was to take these things? >> I have one. >> Be honest. >> It wasn't my idea. >> It was your idea. >> It wasn't my idea. >> It wasn't your idea. >> How old are you? >> 20. >> You know, you're too too old to be peer pressured and said dumb stuff. Especially getting locked up, spending the night in jail with dirty people. You don't look dirty. You don't seem dirty. You don't want to be around nasty people, right? No. >> So, how come you're getting peer pressure to steal? So, what she tell you that made you want to want to do this? >> Nothing. >> Remember, she she can't listen to what you're saying. She's far away. So, what she tell you that it's what I'm saying is going to get further than just me and you, you know? How >> is she worth your career and your life and your your future? >> I'm not talking about her. >> Okay. So, even if she does find out, but you're protecting yourself. Don't you think she's going to do the same? >> I'm not talking about her. >> Okay. So, what are you worried about? >> I'm not talking about her when I say that. >> What are you worried about? I'm not worried. I just not I'm not worried about anything. >> I think you should think about yourself. You're 20 years old. >> I am. I'm thinking about myself. I just asked can I off can I just pay for it? I don't want to >> Well, I'm trying to figure that out. But right now, we still got to do our investigation. You know what I mean? Like right now, they're at the stores trying to calculate everything that you bought from which stores and how much and they want to press charges. They have to write statements and all that. Okay. >> Under pressure, one suspect finally cracked. She blamed her friend for setting it up, then tried to pay her way out, but her story fell apart fast. The officers now suspected something much bigger. >> What do you mean you taking stuff? Like >> she was putting stuff in my bag. >> So, she was putting her stuff in your bag. >> Where did you put your stuff in your bag, too? >> Yes, ma'am. >> So, you said you had no particular reason as to why you stole the stuff. All right. That's what you told me initially. But in talking to her, >> that don't seem to be the case at all whatsoever. >> What she said? >> So, >> cuz we was just talking about that >> what I just told you. >> Well, I wasn't here when you just talked to him. >> I know, >> right? So, I don't know what exactly what you told him. So, what did you tell him? >> Did you you get he asked me do I be coming like going to get stuff for people like if if it was a case of racketeering or anything. I say no. Cuz I done been in trouble with people and they'll try to put the blame on you. Like you set up there and just did god knows what. And >> all right. Well, word around is that you're the one getting the money and telling her what to steal and you're getting paid by somebody else that's higher than you. >> I know. >> I know she >> I wish I was. That'd be cool. But no. >> So, do you see where my dilemma is now? When you tell me I see why you coming off you a you ain't had no reason. You got you got somebody in the other car flipping the script real quick. >> Listen, check this out. >> Check it out. >> If that's the case, why only had that little bit of stuff? >> The questioning got tense. When asked who started it, both pointed fingers and denied everything. Cops began to suspect a professional theft ring. Their method was way too organized to be random. >> No, >> I don't know. That's what I'm trying to figure out. Trying to compare the two stories. >> No, that makes sense. >> I can't believe she sat up there and said that. I wish she was right in my face because why would you sit up there? She said I >> And you know her from Facebook. >> I got her stealing from me. >> You know her from Facebook? >> Yes. That's how I met her. >> That's how you met her? >> Yes. Matter of fact, I'm lying. I met her in the Avenues Mall. >> I don't have Facebook. >> Oh, okay. She spoke to me or whatever the case is like that. We exchanged numbers and she started hitting me up from there. Okay. I can't believe she really just sat up there and told you that. I only I only had a couple of items. So, I'm not quite sure. Like I told him, I get I like I told him, I used to steal heavy back in the days. >> Like back in the days, I used to steal heavy, but it was for me and my kids. I never stole stuff to sell. Like, >> you been arrested with that before? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I told him I just back in 2022, I just had to um charge out a sampler. >> The curly-haired suspect finally confessed. she'd stolen before, claiming it was for her kids. A classic excuse using motherhood as a shield. But the mountain of stolen goods in the car told a very different story. >> Okay. So, from what I'm understanding, this car is full of merchandise. >> Is all of it stolen? >> Oh, yes. >> All of it is. >> I would say all of it. No, but probably most of it. Not all of it, but most of it. >> Where is that all from? >> Different stores. >> From these outlets right here. >> Yes. >> Okay. Is it all from today? >> Yes. >> Goodness gracious. Today. Okay. >> Officers uncovered piles of stolen merchandise from multiple stores. The two suspects argued, blamed each other, and denied everything, but the evidence left no room for doubt. >> Besides Nike, what other stores did y'all go to? >> Nike and Children's Place. >> Nike and Children's Place. >> Yes. >> Did you guys ever separate from each other or were you guys together the whole time in here? >> No. No. No. We like I was going in certain stores, she was going in certain souls. Being in her car I all the time she rides around with merchandise and I don't even mean to throw her up in these bus stop riding around with all that stuff in your cars. >> In the end, both suspects were charged with grand theft, resisting an officer without violence, possession of an anti-shoplifting device, providing false information, and tampering with evidence. felony charges that could lead to up to five years in prison and thousands in fines. This case was a hard lesson. Crime always looks easy until the cuffs lock. Next, watch these women who thought taking a few items wasn't stealing until reality hit harder than they expected. >> Going to go handcuff. >> All right, I'm letting you know right here. You're beating the team for shoplifting, right? Shoplift. Okay. >> Say you took the item from them. They started to take items from them >> for what? Three little things. >> On March the 29th, 2025, police received a call from CVS reporting a group stealing items from the store. But when officers arrived, the suspects had already escaped outside, prompting the police to pursue them right away. >> She's on the side. >> She's outside. >> Yeah, she's there. Oh, >> they're right by McDonald's. >> They're by McDonald's. >> Yeah. >> Stop right there. Stop right there. All three of you guys. Three of you guys. Nope. Three of you guys. You guys Nope. Doesn't matter. Stop right there. You're going to go a handcuff. Go right there. You're going to go handcuff. >> All right. I'm leaving you know right here. You're beating the team for shoplifting. All right. So, let us shop. >> Okay. That doesn't matter. >> Stay over here. You're being the team. >> What you mean? I didn't say nothing. >> All three of you guys. I didn't say nothing. >> Well, we're going to have to figure that out. We're going to review cameras. IDs. >> Okay. I need ID. >> I didn't say nothing. >> It was clear the woman had no intention of cooperating, refusing to give any information, but the bag lying nearby revealed everything the officers needed to know. >> You have your ID on >> I didn't say nothing. I didn't walk out with nothing. >> Figure that out. We're going to figure that out, right? >> Did I walk out with something? >> I didn't walk out with your ID. >> Well, you going to arrest me? >> Show me your ID. >> I have an ID. >> All right. We'll take we'll take names. I got no problem with that. At the moment, you guys will be being be detained for uh possible subject detain for possible arrest. >> No, but you're being detained. You're not free to go. Okay. I can put you in handcuffs. I got no problem with that. >> That's what they said. Just listen to what he said. >> So, we'll take uh IDs, names, >> and then you were carrying that bag, right? >> Perfect. >> I saw you. I saw you with this bag. >> Yeah, I got you. >> I Yeah, you got carried it from there with all the stuff that you took. >> I didn't care about the store. Got you. Now you can go ahead and put your hands behind your back. I start walking to my cops. You're going to be detained after a movement until we be able to go back to CVS. All right. Do you have anything on you that I should be worried about? >> No. >> No. >> All right. I'll pat you down with the back of my hand. I'll take this from you. >> Thank you. You took this from CVS, too? >> No. That's you abuse. >> Although the woman in the gray hoodie insisted she hadn't taken anything, she still handed over the items from her bag, leading to her arrest. But she didn't make it easy. >> You didn't take nothing. So if I open You weren't in there with them, though. >> Yeah. Okay. >> So, who did you go in with? >> I got nothing. There's going to be nothing. >> I went myself. >> Oh, you went in by yourself? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Uh, what do you have in your bag? >> Um, nothing. >> It's empty. >> Just three items. >> Three items. >> Okay. Okay. And where are these three items from? >> They're >> from where? >> CVS. >> Okay. Well, >> I thought you said you were that you didn't take anything. >> All right. Well, just three items. I did. >> Okay. Well, at the end of the day, you still took something. >> Okay. No, >> we're going to put that right here. >> What? I want to jail. You want to jail? >> It detainer. She has stuff there, too. >> We could detain her. >> I did. What you mean? No. I don't I didn't take this. >> I died. >> Stop resisting. You don't need that. You don't need that. You had stuff that you took from the register. >> Stop. Stop. Or we're going to go down to the ground. Stop. Or we're going to go down to the ground. It's your go to the ground. It's your >> No, I wasn't. I paid. >> Stop resisting. Stop resisting. You're only being detained. >> Okay, detain. >> Stop resisting. >> Not yet. I haven't looked if he has anything. We're going to go make contact. >> You're going to get extra charge if you keep resisting. >> I didn't resisting. >> Okay, but I didn't see >> you're under arrest. Stop resisting. >> It turned out the woman saw her wrongdoing as something completely normal. She didn't even realize there was a problem. >> One more thing. >> Have a seat. >> Have a seat. Have a seat. >> Okay. >> Have a seat. >> Thank you. >> Now you are under arrest. Okay. They want pursuit charges for you. We told that >> for what? >> For what? You you made admissions that you took the items from them. They started to take items from them >> for what? Three little things. >> Doesn't matter. That doesn't justify you being able to steal just cuz it's three little things. Stealing is stealing at the end of the day. We're asking you if you don't want to get another charge. Just it might just be a sign and release. You're going to get a ticket at the station court date. You're going to be released within 2 hours max. Thank you. So, just get in with the squad and make [ __ ] easier for yourself. >> After taking both suspects into custody, the officers returned to CVS and confirmed the exact items and total value of everything they had stolen. >> I'll just put the stuff over here. >> So, this one is a separate one and these two are together. So, Uh and 25% $10 you Guys, it's like [Music] >> Do you want me to put them back in here? >> Uh, yeah. I need to take a picture of the items. [Music] Finally, both women were charged with misdemeanor shoplifting for stealing multiple items from CVS. This case reminded us even small thefts can destroy your freedom. Every wrong choice, no matter how minor, always carries a price. All right, next up, a stubborn mother son duo who thought that they could score some free gas. But instead of filling their tank, they just fueled more trouble for themselves. >> Listen, I already spoke to the manager. Him and I are like this. >> I understand that, but she wants you trespassed. Okay, >> I don't care if she's nobody. >> Ma'am, back up. Back up. >> Don't you touch my son. On April 17th, 2024, the officers were dispatched to a Circle K gas station after employees reported two individuals refusing to leave and previously causing multiple disturbances. When officers arrived, chaos quickly unfolded. >> Hello, ma'am. >> Yes, >> Officer Lou with the city of M Police Department. >> Yep. >> We got a call over here at Circle K and they're advising that they need to close and you're refusing to leave. I think it's probably because you're out of gas, right? >> Okay. Let me see if you're allowed to maybe leave the vehicle here right now. >> I have the gas can. >> Okay. Do you have vehicle? Do you have gas in there? >> I'm waiting for my mom to come. >> Okay. >> Hello. >> Listen, I don't know what you're trying to do, but >> I am sitting at Circle K with no gas. >> Well, it's not my fault. >> No one said it is. It's not my fault about anything in your life and how you need mental health. >> Okay. >> Oh, really? >> Yeah. I'm going to send the um mental health coordinator over. >> I wish you would. >> Okay, ma'am. I'm not here to argue. I just want to >> The woman quickly claimed she was just waiting for her mother to bring gas, but acted like she owned the entire station. Moments later, officers spoke with the store clerk and the truth about these troublesome visitors began to unfold. >> No, my systems I need a store upgrade right now. >> Yeah, >> okay. So, do you want are they allowed to wait for gas or >> No, I need them trespass because they've been caught stealing. Okay. Yeah, this is the second night she's came up here yelling at me, honking her home. >> Okay. So, what about this? Their vehicle is stuck here. Do you want to call a tow truck? I don't I can't call her for you. It's on your property. >> But do you want to call a tow truck to have their vehicle towed somewhere? >> Okay. Yeah, I'll have to I'll call my boss >> cuz I can't. >> Their vehicle stuck, but you know what I mean? >> Yeah. >> It was a hard like I wasn't going to call, but she kept like still trying to yell at me and at me. I'm like this [ __ ] is just >> I'm aware we we've dealt with her numerous time. That was the first time I dealt with her, but the other officers dealt with her multiple times. >> So, I'll do you want her just trespass or the son as well? >> I bought six. >> Both of them. Okay. Well, we'll we'll go ahead and trespass them. If they refuse to leave, would you like them arrested? >> Store staff said they'd been caught stealing before. Despite the system being down, they refused to leave, blocking operations. While the suspect arrogantly claimed she knew the manager and could do whatever she wanted. >> So, I understand that you don't have any gas. Okay. She's calling the tow truck, but for right now, she wants y'all trespass from this property. Okay, >> she's not trespassing. Listen, I already spoke to the manager. Him and I are like this. >> I understand that, but she wants you trespassed. Okay, >> I don't care if she's nobody. >> Listen, we're managers on the phone >> and I'm the assistant and we are both saying that you have to leave. >> Okay. >> Did you hear that, ma'am? >> All right, fine. Yes. >> Okay. She's saying if you don't leave the property, we're going to arrest you. Do you understand that? >> No, I didn't do anything for you to arrest me. >> Can I speak to uh >> No, she doesn't want to speak. Okay. So, I'm going to ask you now. She is the man. She's right now. She's an authorized person. Okay. So, I'm going to ask you to leave the property. I understand this is your vehicle. >> Your car. It's your mom's car, right? >> No, it's in both. >> No, you said it's You said it's not under your name. >> I said it's in both names. >> No, you said it's your mom's. >> You know what? You need to start recording stuff. >> I'm recording. >> Officers gave her several warnings, but she refused to move, claiming no one had the right to kick her out. Then her son, Matthew, jumped out of the car, turning a tense scene into a full-blown standoff. Where's my car? >> No, you're going to break my door. >> Step out. Hey. Hey, Matthew. Leave the property. Leave the property. Matthew, he is leaving the property. >> He's not He's not leaving. He's walking towards the property. Leave the property back. You just threw that in my face. It hurt my goddamn eye. You are going to take the black people who fight out white people. >> You mother, >> you mother. If you slam my son's head, >> Mom, >> you're dead. >> Hey, man. Hey, I'm not going off the property. >> No, you're not. You're going to jail, too. >> No, I'm going off the property. >> You got your handcuffs? >> No. You're hurting me, >> Matt. Hey, you might have grabbed me some handcuffs and >> Adam, I'm going off the property. >> I didn't do anything. >> Yes, you did. Drop your phone. I didn't do anything. >> You better stop resisting. >> Break my arm. >> You better stop resisting. I'm not trying to I'm trying to >> Mom, I hate you. You >> That's not very nice. >> I don't give a [ __ ] >> You're Mom. That's it. >> Yeah. Just ask her for her. >> You're dead, Mom. >> Stop moving. >> I can't. >> Stop. >> Stop moving. Stop. I need you to stop resisting. Okay. You need to stop resisting. >> I'm going to have a hard time. >> Well, you better stop resisting, man. I'm not trying to have you have a heart attack. >> Nancy, help me. It's Matthew. >> Matthew. >> Both mother and son were taken down on the spot. The woman kept yelling, accusing officers of racism before launching into a dramatic performance of collapsing. >> Black people are going to jail because you guys >> killed black people everywhere. Car's on fire, you stupid. I'm pressing charges. Car is hot. Not good. >> You're making a ton of mess. I swear to God you are. You're going to jail. I'm going to jail. You break my arm, >> man. Just lean. Just lean on the car. That's your That's all you got to do. We're not letting go of you. Okay. >> You got fire rescue on the way. >> My son didn't touch it. >> Okay. They also see him. He threw a phone at me and it hit me right here. >> That's your fault. >> Okay. All right. So, we have fire rescue come check you out. Is that cuz you have heart issues? >> Yes. >> Yes, ma'am. All right. >> And my son's disabled. So if you touch him, you go to jail automatically. >> Okay. >> Black, yellow, white, it don't matter. >> And you broke my arm. >> Okay. I can't breathe. >> You don't have ID with you, right? >> I just want to stand up. >> Do you have ID with you? >> Oh, he's putting pressure on my back. >> Well, we don't want you to lean up. That's the thing. >> I don't I can't breathe. I have heart issues, you dumb ass. >> Okay. Well, >> after nearly 10 minutes of struggle, she pretended to have heart problems, but when the ambulance arrived, she refused treatment. The act ended as both were finally escorted to jail. >> I'm just going to pass out that pass out on the ground. We're >> good. Then lean up against the car. >> Yeah, we need like cat scans to our head and [ __ ] since that black put his hands on us. This would be great for cops. >> Both mother and son were charged with trespassing and resisting an officer. The mother, identified as Janet, later pled no contest to trespassing and was sentenced to 20 days in jail with credit for time served. What do you think about this reckless mother and son duo? Share your thoughts in the comments below. Now, let's move to the moment when police unexpectedly arrest a shoplifter who thought she had gotten away. >> Come here. >> Where y'all coming from? >> I don't even have any I don't have any control over that. Okay. On November 22nd, 2021, officers were dispatched in response to a reported shoplifting incident. A woman matching the suspect's description was located a few stores away. This is footage of the events that followed. Yo, >> let me talk to you real quick. >> 51 Bravo to 53. What's your 1020? >> That means stop walking, sir. >> Huh? >> Please stop walking. >> Both of y'all. Come here. >> Where y'all coming from? I was going to say I came. >> Okay. From City Trans. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. You put anything inside your purse while you were there? >> No. >> Just hang on. Okay. I'm going to give it back to you in just a second. All right. >> Mind if I see it? >> Yeah. >> Did you buy this wallet? >> You didn't buy it? Is that all you stole? >> Did you steal anything else? >> Okay. Well, look, that doesn't mean y'all are in deep, but let's talk about it. >> They might just ban you. Don't be running from me though, bro. You keep edging away from me. You need to chill. Okay. >> Get some perfume and that's it. >> Yeah. >> And the wallet. >> I can buy it. >> The officer checked her purse and found an unpaid wallet. The woman admitted she didn't buy it and tried to stay calm while the man quickly distanced himself from any trouble in a strange way. >> Okay. All right. What's your name, bro? >> Okay. You didn't take nothing, though. >> No, I paid for I paid for everything. So, it's okay. You didn't take nothing. Why don't you Why don't you pay for everything then? >> I mean, I pay for if they ban you, then you can't ever go again. >> I mean, I pay for my stuff, sir. >> Okay. What's your name? What's that idea? >> I mean, I pay for everything, sir. >> That's me. I pay for everything. >> Did you know she was doing that? >> No, I did not. I knew nothing about that, sir. >> I work every day. I work at I work at Baker Construction. I pay for my stuff, sir. >> Okay. >> Yes, sir. I pay I pay for everything. I pay for everything, sir. >> I got you, man. >> Yeah. Everything, sir. You said you do construction? >> Yeah. Yeah, I work a big old construction sir. I look at I work. >> What kind of stuff y'all do? >> How do I work in land? I work, sir. I work. >> Okay. All right. I'm just going to pat you down real quick. Okay. >> The man hurried to explain that he had a job and paid for everything, trying to distance himself from his girlfriend's theft. Moments later, the first clues began to surface. >> Okay, man. Well, you're with somebody who just stole something, right? So, >> yeah, I know. I promise that I don't know if I know that [ __ ] >> Okay, >> that's silly, isn't it? >> Yeah, I know. I wouldn't think it. >> That's all right. Here, y'all walk with us back to the front of my car. Okay. >> Oh, he bought that for us. >> I'm going to give it all back to you. Okay, I'm going to talk to them for you, man. See See if they buy. >> They might just want to just ban you. >> Yeah, please. >> Who else is one? Do I got a unit that's out of city trends right now? >> 10. Go to talk. All right, stand by. >> Can you guys find anything on them? We're going to try to check cameras and all that. >> Uh, perfume and a wallet. I still got to search the rest of her purse. Are they wanting to do a ban or they want to press charges? >> Police quickly confirmed that the woman had hidden perfume in her bag while the man appeared innocent. They were asked to return to the patrol car and what the store staff revealed next exposed the suspect's cunning behavior. >> What's going on, ma'am? >> Yeah, so it's a lady that came in here. She's known for shoplifting. >> Okay. >> And this store and this one. >> Is she banned from this store? >> She's not banned from this store. >> Okay. >> Um, so as soon as she came in, I saw her pick up that box of perfume. >> This one >> right there. Two out of them >> and then left one bottle in there. So she went to the back and I guess she took the two bottles and put it in her bag. She was back there for a while. So, I really couldn't see what she was grabbing back there or she grabbed anything else, but I know for a fact that she took those two bottles. So, I was trying to pull up on the cameras to see. >> That's what we're looking for. Yeah, they found a person. >> Store staff confirmed she was a known shoplifter. Camera footage showed her hiding two bottles of perfume. And when confronted with the evidence, the suspect finally broke down. >> I got to do my job. You know what I mean? Still more perfume. That's all I have. >> Well, initially you just said you don't have perfume. That's all. >> That's my stuff right there. >> Okay. I still got to search it. >> That's all I feel. >> Check it all out. I got >> It's okay. Just be cool. All right. >> Okay. I'm just >> Why you stealing though? >> I don't know. >> It's not a good habit, is it? >> 43. >> How old are you? >> I'm 35. I was stealing something for somebody birthday. >> Oh, come on. No. >> If you'd asked him, you don't think he would hook you up? >> Give us a break. >> Can you tell me to give me a break? Can you please give me a break? >> That's up to them, dude. You know what I mean? If they say they want to press charges, and I'll say this, if they do want to press charges, it's just a misdemeanor. So, what would happen is we would take you to get fingerprinted. You wouldn't be going to jail. You would just be what they say. You just obey >> if that's what they choose to. Like I said, I don't have any I don't have any control over that. Okay. >> When questioned, the suspect admitted stealing as a birthday gift. A weak excuse that only deepened her guilt. Police kept finding more. A wallet, a necklace, and pretty and paid perfume, proving her theft knew no limits. You >> still out there? Yes. Yes. We got two things of uh perfume. Well, body mist, perfume, two things of perfume, a wallet, and a necklace. A uh pretty and paid necklace. >> Hold on. See, you guys sell like a pretty and paid necklace. They found that as well. I don't know if it's from here, but uh >> I think we Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I think it's back. >> And then like a Benjamin Franklin uh wallet. >> Yep. >> From here, too. >> All right. get locked up. >> Yeah. Um it's from here as well. >> All right. So, um you want to come over here and uh grab the items so we can get a um a print out of that cuz I'm guessing they won't be able to to check without it. >> They're trying to ring it up now for a while. >> If you could just get if you could get um info and whatnot for the AM. Um, so you know, how how are they saying they want to play that? >> So what what did she buy? They're saying she bought some sort of >> Yeah, they're pulling it up right now. But the gentleman bought everything that he had, right? And then as of right now, they're only sure that she took the two bottles of perfume out of that package right there. But she did also purchase some things. So she did. >> Yeah. But they didn't see her take anything else. So I'm just trying to confirm that it was just that. >> Okay. So, we're just waiting now to see um if she actually bought the wallet and other stuff. >> Store employees demanded prosecution and a permanent ban. The woman burst into tears, begging to pay for the items, but it was far too late. >> If you want to just take it to them so they can ring it up unless they pay for it >> cuz they don't do they know what the brand is of that necklace. >> If they don't know how they know what the brand is. You told them. >> Did I pay for it? >> Oh, okay. Yeah. The Pretty and Paid. Oh, okay. All right. All right. I didn't know. >> Can I pay for it? >> Yeah. Paris Hilton and Ariana Grand or Grande or however they call her. >> Mom never pay for it again to pay for it. >> She's asking what if she just paid for it all right now. >> Stupid. I can't pay for it. >> Okay. So, how what do they want? At least they want to press charges for something. >> All right. We'll uh yeah, just get uh I'm going to I'm going to need their info for the complainant. >> So, we'll wait on you. Do they want her banned? Do they want her banned, too? >> I would not I would not come back. >> Do y'all want her banned? >> Yeah. >> From the store permanent. >> Yeah. >> All right. Yeah, they want to >> call my mom. Why you calling my mama? >> I know. Why you calling my mama? I feel like talking to her. >> No, she's not. >> So, it's 5025. 5025 for everything. >> The store confirmed the total value of the stolen items was $5025. Though it was just a few small things, they still demanded criminal charges. In the end, she was charged with shoplifting and permanently banned from City Trends. A small act of greed ruined her record, a harsh reminder that even petty theft leaves a permanent stain on one's life. And now let's see this woman pretends to be the victim after punching the store clerk in the face. >> Arrested. So stop it. Give me the cigarette. >> You want it? >> My radio. >> On March 11th, 2023, police quickly arrived at a store after employees reported a woman who had stolen cash and assaulted them. Here's what happened next. And what sugar can offer? >> Yeah, I tried to purchase something from the counter and this young woman said I stole something from her, but I had just a $10 bill. >> I took it out the counter because she was threatening me. >> Just put that out for me. Just put that out. >> All right, let me go out with it so we can talk cuz I don't want to stay in here with a cigarette. >> She was a >> You can look at the camera. All right, look at the camera. She was >> Police arrived at the store amid a heated argument. The woman insisted she only paid $10 for a few small items while the cashier claimed that she had taken cash directly from the register. >> All right, turn the camera. >> I asked you for this, right? This, this, and this. I put on the counter. I gave you $10 and you said I took money from you and she was calling cops wasting your time. >> I can't explain everything. >> Explain what? Let her. >> Okay. I was here. I was with other customers, right? >> She was about to pay with cart. >> So, she Yeah. the other people. So, she put the stuff here. Uhhuh. And she put $10 >> and she and I say, "Can you wait because I'm waiting for someone else." >> And then she took I don't know. I don't see the $10. And then she said, "You put the $10 in the register." I said, "I can't because I need to wait for the receipt to open the register. I can't open it. And I said, "No, you took it." I said, "I didn't." Then when I get the receipt, I open it and she took the money. >> Did your cameras work? >> Yeah. >> Can you play the cameras back, please? >> The cashier explained that the suspect placed $10 on the counter, then swiftly grabbed cash from the register and left, forcing the manager to chase her down the street. The suspect didn't seem easy to deal with. >> Yeah, she went. And how did she come back in? >> He he went for here. So I told the manager and the manager went to the street. >> Do you have the money back now? >> She she put $20 here and then I the manager said you took more than $20 and then I went to the living room and she took some stuff and she was like >> I was with my mom. She came she's at the laundry room and I'm here right now. I was supposed to be washing clothes and I was getting a few products. >> That's all I did. >> How much? How much? I'll talk to you in just a second. How much how much did she allegedly take? >> I'm not sure cuz she only put this so I'm not sure how much how much. >> And you're saying that she went out the store and your manager went after her. >> How far did she go? >> How far did she go? So >> how far did she go down the street? >> How far she go? >> This is my money. >> I know. You put $10. That's true. You put $10. KB and the products. Like it don't make no sense. >> I was waiting for the other customer. I told you, can you wait? >> While the suspect kept arguing, police asked her to stay while they reviewed the cameras. She began losing her composure, smoking nervously and repeatedly asking to go outside. >> You got you got you got you got to wait. You got to wait there. >> Well, there's an active investigation right now. can't go anywhere. >> So, you don't know exactly how much money was. >> No, it was like $40.50. I was sure cuz she only did this. >> It was only so it was all 10. Lisa, can you do me a favor just because you're not supposed to go up in the building? Can you just do me a favor? Hold on. You can't You can't go outside right now. >> Can't go outside. You just got to put that down. >> If you move, you're going to get arrested. So, stop it. Give me the cigarette. >> She's breaking. While officers reviewed the footage, the suspect's brother arrived, asking to speak with her, but was told to wait. Police explained that if the video showed nothing, she would be released. >> Let's watch this video together. Come on. One sec, man. >> This is the reason why you here right now. Cuz when this video doesn't show nothing, it's just going to be a report and you on your way. >> Damn. >> Why you all up on me like that? Why don't you if you y'all protect him, somebody protect her. >> Do you want to get in custody? >> I don't want to be in here. >> Okay, so calm it down. I got to see this. >> The camera clearly captured the moment she reached over the counter and grabbed a handful of cash from the register. The suspect kept insisting she was innocent, but it was too late. Officers arrested her on the spot. >> For what I would like to know, I'm your camera right now. What I do? >> Don't resist. >> I took money. >> Don't resist. Don't do it. More charges. >> All right. >> Hey, let me see that footage again, sir. >> I know you didn't do nothing. What's the problem? >> No. That's for robbery. >> Robbery? >> What tape? >> Listen, he's going to walk away. I was just going to go home at the laundry mat. I didn't do anything. >> Why did you do this, man? >> I didn't do nothing. Yo, I was at the laundry mat doing my laundry. Came over here to get a brush and something, some supplies, and that was it. Spread your feet. >> When taken to the holding facility, she appeared calm at first, but soon went into a frenzy after learning she wouldn't be released. New evidence showed she had also assaulted the store clerk. [Applause] My radio. Hold on. Hold on. Let go. Let go. Let go. >> Get the shack. Get the shack. Take my shoes off. You >> all right? [Music] >> What else you got on you? >> She didn't take her shirt off. >> That was the whole thing. >> Stand up. >> Come on. Come on. Stop. >> Stop. >> Just lay there. Just lay there. Relax. Legs out. Hold her leg. Relax. >> Now, relax. >> In the end, she was officially charged with burglary, assaulting the cashier, and two counts of assault on police officers inside the holding cell, stealing a few dollars, and lying to cover it up only made things worse. Proving that dishonesty always leads to deeper trouble. What do you think about cases like this? Share your thoughts in the comments and don't forget to like and subscribe so you won't miss the next video. Next, let's see how a group of entitled teens thought their Sephora shoplifting spree went unnoticed. >> You can literally open the door if you want. I don't care. >> I'm be honest. >> Okay, there's nothing else. >> There's nothing else. Hey, take anything else. >> All right, put your hands behind your back. On April 10th, 2025, a cosmetic store reported three 18-year-old girls stuffing products into their clothes and rushing out without paying. Officers quickly stopped their vehicle. Here's how it all went down. >> Laura and I was going to buy a concealer and then I was opening to try on my [ __ ] which is on my hand. And then she was like, "Oh, are you going to take?" And I'm like, "No, I'm not going to take it." So then she started assuming that I was like going to steal the stuff from Sephora. So then I went up to one of the workers from there and I gave her the concealer and I was like, "Look, like so you could know I'm not taking anything." And then I just left the store. >> Okay. Cuz she's like saying that you guys took like necklaces and makeup. >> No, we we didn't even get through like the actual call. >> We actually told her and she didn't say anything. >> She didn't say anything. She said she was like, "Sorry about my coworker's actions." And I was like, "No, you just need to make sure that they're not making it like seem like we're trying to steal anything." >> Yeah. >> You know, so that's why I gave her like the concealer back and she took it back. You couldn't even go and ask her. I gave her the concealer and it was like this sprays the sanitizer thing. I just gave it back to her and she just took it back. >> So you never gave you never took anything? >> Oh no. We went to other like we went to an Ulta but we bought the stuff there and everything. They see me buy everything. >> One of them tried to argue she had only tested the makeup and returned it, insisting she hadn't stolen anything. But their upset, uncooperative attitude made it impossible for officers to just let it slide. Can you stop digging in your bag? >> She's looking for her phone. >> Okay. I don't want her digging into her bag. I don't know what you're doing. >> You can literally open the door if you want. I don't care. >> No, I'm just being honest. Like, if you want to look >> I'm not going to go searching through your car, but I don't >> I need a warrant if you're going to look at my car. But >> I didn't say Okay, first of all, I'm not going to do the attitude. I'm not going to have her sitting here digging her bag when I don't know what's in the car. Got it. >> Well, I'm telling you. Okay. And I'm telling you looking for I'm telling you I don't care what she's looking for. I don't want her digging her bag when I don't know what's in the car. That's >> so lose the attitude. Thank you. >> Okay. I'm just like feel like I'm being targeted, but if you want >> Why are you being targeted? Because I asked her to stop digging through her bag >> and I told you why she was digging through her bag. >> Okay. And I'm telling you, I don't care cuz I don't know what's in the car. >> I apologize. I apologize. >> Did they tell you what's going on? >> I'm like really confused cuz we went to Sephora and I was getting stuff and I they even give me a little bag and then after like the a girl like I seen that she was like walking around behind me. So then I went up to her and I was like, "Here, like, I'm not gonna take this just to make sure because I feel like you're thinking that I'm gonna steal it." >> The two older girls seemed playing the victim, but their younger sister wasn't as convincing. Watch as the act quickly unraveled. >> I asked you guys if we're supposed to be in school. You look young. >> I mean, she's supposed to be at work. Um, I'm currently working, too. >> So, you're not in school? >> No, we just graduated recently. >> Oh, that's good. >> Yeah. >> Can I talk to you? >> Me? >> Yeah. Can you step out with your purse? I'll talk to you here. So, I just saw video surveillance. So, do you want to tell me what you took? >> Watch how this petite girl managed to stash away pounds of cosmetics for her so-called collection. >> Is there anything in your pocket that belongs to sharpening things? Knives, weapons, anything. >> 122 23. I'm just doing my little broken house. I just my first couple. [Laughter] It's a shame. Rather than focusing on their studies and building a future, the young girls chose a foolish act that left a lasting stain. With the evidence undeniable, it was time for police to teach them a harsh lesson from the law of life. >> All right. Can you step out so I can talk to you? >> Yes. >> All right. So, other than you putting that in your bra, >> what else did you take? All right. I'm going to search you. So, put your hands right here. Just put your wallet and phone down. Turn around. Okay. >> You don't have anything else, >> correct? >> Okay. >> How did your friend get that? >> What? >> How did she get that when it was in your shirt? >> She got No, she got one >> and you got the other one. Where'd you put the other one at? [Applause] >> Be real with you. I'm be honest. >> Okay. There's nothing else. >> There's nothing else. I didn't take anything else. >> All right. Put your hands behind your belt. The watch is yours, >> huh? >> The watch is yours? [Music] >> Okay. Can you step out? >> Yeah. >> All right. Um, pockets. >> Yeah. >> The jewelry. >> I just have this one. >> Okay. Anything else? >> No, that's it. >> Okay. All right. Put your hands this way or lean up against the guy. All right. Show your feet. There's nothing sharp in your um pants in your pockets. All right. >> Wait, can I please So you with retail theft um there. >> In the end, all three girls were officially charged with retail theft. Besides being permanently banned from the store, they must face a longlasting criminal record. This case shows us that stealing a few beauty products might feel small, but it leaves a permanent record and a hard lesson you can't erase. 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. [Applause] >> The ground. >> Okay. >> 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. Wait. 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 You ain't even set my mother. >> Don't do it. >> Look at 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. >> Turn on your stomach. >> Okay. >> Turn on your stomach. >> Okay. Sir. Sir. 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. So, you don't 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. >> Well, it's not connected to you anymore. >> Okay. Okay. >> Did you pay for it? >> She touched my coochie, sir. She went in the bathroom. I was in the bathroom. Sir, listen. Have a seat. >> Okay. Oh, he 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 >> touch 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? >> Uh, 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 medications. >> Yeah. >> For what? >> I got ADHD dimension. >> Oh, yeah. They don't take needles for that. >> Well, you I meant my medication cuz I like to get there fast, you know. >> You look just like my cousin Paul. >> I can see the Are you her cousin? >> He looks like Paul. 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 came to 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 a felony. >> He told me to go What's a felony? >> He told me I can go get some food with his car. >> But her tense 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. 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 are in there. >> I 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 would have 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 you talk. >> My name is Darian. >> There you go. >> What's your last name? >> Too close. Close. >> What's your last name? >> Come on, man. I got >> Please. >> Come on. >> 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 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, other than that, 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, like, share, and subscribe to This Is Law because the truth always comes to light. Next, a case of an employee confident in her own cunning. >> Pretty big if you can understand it, but yeah, like smart things he did. >> On August 20th, 2025, Bloomingdale police received a report from a T-Mobile store about an employee who had secretly stolen multiple phones over a long period with significant losses. Let's see how she faced the consequences. throughout couple days now, she's been taking stuff the last couple weeks. >> Okay. >> Total of 19 phones and one Apple Watch. So, a total of 20 devices. >> Okay. >> Which is crazy. >> Yeah. >> Um >> it's pretty significant. So, total is like what? $20,000. >> Yeah. >> About $1,000 a piece. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Um takes two at a time, three at a time sometimes. >> And it's always when she's in the back alone. >> Okay. >> Um pockets it. We've been able to like track it but like haven't stopped it. Last one was I think Sunday. So this Sunday that was passed. >> So our next shift is today >> 9:30. >> It's hard to believe the suspect calmly thought stealing 19 phones from the store would go unnoticed. The manager revealed that number wasn't even the full extent of what had gone missing. >> But we normally have like one of each device. Mhm. >> Uhhuh. And sometimes we have like multiple devices on this side, but for the most part she's seen taken from here, >> just the iPhones. >> Yeah. >> Um Samsung as well and then Apple watches. >> Okay. But number of devices, >> right now I have nothing in the safe, but >> normally it's like a good >> The manager stated that the suspect knew the safe code and abused her access to steal devices and cash worth over $20,000 in just a few weeks. By then, police were already lying and wait before she arrived for her shift. >> Hi. Hi. I'm Detective C. I want to go down. It's my partner, Detective Johnson. >> Oh, we do. Um, >> do you kind of understand why we'd be here? Want to speak with you? >> Do you have an idea? You have any chance? >> No, not with >> You don't have anything with your name on it? >> Not yet. >> Okay. Um, so we've kind of been informed of what's been going on >> regarding the cell phones. Um, but at this time, we are going to have to take you into custody. Okay. If you just give me your bag and then you can hand my partner your phone. I'm >> just going to hold on to. Okay. Um, you don't have anything on you, right? No pop. >> When arrested, she showed no sign of worry. Instead, she remained unusually calm. It seemed this wasn't her first time. Okay. Can you put your money back? Is this your store key? That's probably Dave. Dave, is that you? I don't want to get hurt. >> Tiny wrist. Is that too tight? >> I'm going to lock this so it doesn't tighten up on you. Okay. >> We'd like to talk to you about it. Um, we can do that. >> The female employee was quickly handcuffed and taken to the station where her excusefilled performance was just about to begin. Why do you think that we're in this situation right now? >> I'm just looking to hear from you guys. >> Okay. So, obviously T-Mobile has told us that some phones and some other items are missing. Do you know anything about that? some other items >> Apple Watch. So, yeah, I do I do know about the phone. >> You don't have any Okay. Um, what was the reasoning for taking those phones? >> Just short my cash or something. Is that something understand? >> Can understand it. But yeah, like smart things you have to do. >> Okay. During questioning, she admitted to taking the phones, but excused it as financial struggles, student debt, and poor judgment. Instead of fear, she kept smiling, almost as if it were just a game. >> And what did you do with those phones? >> Um, I gave them away. >> Okay. Friends, family. >> Friends. >> Do you know which friends you gave them to? >> Huh? >> Do you know which friends you gave them to? >> Mhm. Were you able to tell me who you gave them to? Not necessarily that they're going to be in trouble, but I'm being quite honest. We're trying to get those phones back, you know. >> Okay. Did you get money in return for the phones? >> Um, just a bit. >> Okay. How much were you getting for per phone? >> How much were you getting per phone? >> Five. >> Five. Do you know how many phones you sold off? >> Two. >> Only two. Okay. What you do with the rest of the phones? I think I only have three taking more than that. >> Yeah, I think you took more than three phones. >> Okay. >> At first, she claimed she only took two or three phones to gift friends and sell cheaply. But when confronted with clear evidence from the store, she later admitted to a much larger number, yet still kept an oddly calm demeanor. >> Would know anything about it or that was my mistake. I wouldn't really tell anyone if I made a mistake. address. >> This is my mom address. She's nasty. I hate when she gives me. >> Okay. >> She opens the vault before you get home. So, >> how do you think your mom would react to you being in the situation? >> Uh, I really don't even want to tell her. >> In the end, the employee was charged with grand theft, stealing over $20,000 in phones, electronics, and cash. She now faces serious felony charges, years in prison, and heavy fines. Next, let's see how a bank alert led cops straight to a mall thief. >> Did a bad decision. >> You don't try to say that I touch you, bro. >> On June 14th, 2024, a sudden arrest took place at a shopping mall, leaving bystanders stunned. Police had tracked the suspects through bank transaction receipts from a previous wallet theft. Here is the full story. You think she said that? >> Yeah, cuz the thing was they had one of those. So there's no way they parked it and dipped that fast for us to get this point. That's why I kind of figured they went inside. Now she ain't care about the money, but her keys are in there, car keys. >> Yeah, she says it's her insurance, her work keys, her home keys, and her car keys. >> Okay. Who is she? >> Uh, it's my friend. She's waiting at Foot Locker because that's where they said that they were going to be. >> Okay. >> From witness statements, officers immediately split into different directions to track the suspects while the victim's testimony was taken in detail. >> What happened? Okay. So, we were at Paxton and I had put like my keys somewhere like right on top of like something I was looking for and then when I went to go get them, they were gone. Your keys? >> Yeah. Like my my Well, >> so it had like money in it, all my cards, like uh my work key. >> Okay. >> And um >> inside Paxton, right? >> Yeah, it was inside Pakistan. >> And then um yeah, like they were stolen. And then I the only reason I noticed is cuz like I got a notification from my bank that somebody had bought something from Foot Locker. >> Okay. >> So I ran to Foot Locker. When I walked into Foot Locker, >> how long after that after you realized it was gone did you receive the message? >> Um >> I think probably like like 2 or 3 minutes. >> Yeah, it was like 2 minutes. Like my bank called, they texted me and then when I walked into Foot Locker, they were there >> but I didn't recognize them. The victim confirmed she didn't care about the stolen cash, but losing her house keys, car keys, and documents was devastating. Moments later, officers dramatically stopped the suspects inside the mall right in front of their child. right now. Follow my instruction and I'll explain everything to you. You understand? I got my own make for no reason investigation or what you got to be the police here. I'm going double copies that we got space, right? >> Put the baby in the stroller. >> Get the baby in the stroller. You need one. So, where I'm going right now, right? >> So, where we going with my wallet? >> Right there. It's right there where you stood. At this point, the victim explained in detail how she identified the suspects, showing remarkable quick thinking and sharp intelligence. >> How do we know it's them? >> They have pictures of them using the making the transaction with my card and they were also at Pakistan at the same time we were there. So, they have video footage that's evidence and then they also have the transaction. Yeah. >> And when I when she came in running, sees me and then tells me what happened. So I cross reference the trans. >> You're working you're working there right now. >> Yeah. Yeah. I was I cross referenced the transaction amount with the time and everything with the with the transaction that happened whenever they paid for something with her card using her card. They gave her some shoes and then they try to do a return on. And when they try to do a return the return they receive cash. my man my manager my general manager had to jump in to deal with the transaction because there's something going on because there it was a fraudulent transaction. >> So they they purchased something and then they exited and went back. >> No, they returned it. I don't know. >> They bought something. It it's they bought something using her card cuz it was for a trans who do you know the female or the male? >> Both of them. They were both theirs. >> The victim cross-ch checked the images and confirmed the couple as the culprits, but the suspects told a completely different story. credit card that was used and you guys were supposedly the ones that used the credit card. Where's the credit card? >> I use my debit card in this place, sir. >> So, you don't know what I'm talking about? >> No, sir. I have my debit card. See my debit card? I have my debit card. >> And each of these rice I have explained to you? >> Yes, sir. >> Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to me now? >> Yes. >> Okay. Why is this in your in your purse? >> Okay. Um, I'm going to be honest. I was like walking out of the store after I was looking for like a shirt to get >> what store >> um packs on. >> Okay. >> And I seen the keys on the floor. >> Mhm. >> And instead of me being honest, I took the keys. >> Okay. >> And I'm not like that, honestly. >> Okay. >> And I know that I did a bad decision. >> But what happened after you took the keys? >> Um I went and made a purchase. >> Where at? >> Okay. And then what? >> That was it. >> That was it. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Well, thank you for being honest with me. Okay. >> Um, >> so >> let me uh let me talk to my officers over here >> and just sit tight. Okay. >> Can I ask you a question? >> What? >> Would I be arrested? Can I get a promise to care? >> I'm going to I'm going to figure that out now. Just give me a few minutes. All right. Just be patient. All right. >> Both suspects quickly denied the accusations, insisting they use their own card. Fortunately for them, the victim had clear evidence. >> Her philosopher with the mask and then him with the child. >> Gotcha. >> And then this was the exact transaction. >> Oh, what was the what was the amount of the transaction? >> It was 374.50. >> So, they bought two pairs of shoes, but then they returned them and got cash. So, they're not going to have that property. What I want to look for to see if if they have the transaction, >> the wallet with the keys. Yeah. Yeah, I'm getting further information now, but they're going he's going to go verify the exact same amount that she occurred on her credit card. >> Okay. >> And these are the subject >> is full, right? >> Well, still I want to see if I can find the keys. >> Okay. >> And see if they have that further in your car. >> You want to go to jail? >> What? I'm asking a question. Tell me about this. >> This is not yours. >> Okay. You sure? Right. >> Yes. The dollars are mine. >> The dollars? But you don't recognize this? This is not yours? >> No, sir. >> Okay. Why is it in your wallet? >> I did, like I said, instead of being honest, I went inside someone's things that didn't belong to me, and I took it out. >> Okay. All right. All right. All right. So, I got your card, your your license. Okay. These are >> those are the young >> these are the person that reported the the the thing. Okay. So, I'm going to give this back to her. >> Please, can I get a look here? >> She's going to she's going to do a search on you, okay? Real quick. She's got a pass really quick. Okay, >> I'm going to jail. >> Either way, you're still you're still under arrest right now. Whether you go whether it's a PTA, you go to jail, it's still it's still an arrest. Okay. >> So, you can just please your kids, she's safe right now. She's with the daddy. She's she's the father, right? >> Please. >> All right. Give me a moment. I'm going to check I'm I'm going to talk to my sergeant and I'll tell you now what's going to happen. Okay. Give me like 2 minutes. Let me go talk to him and I'll come right back. Okay. Inside the patrol car, the female suspect kept insisting it was just a small mistake. But minutes later, her attitude forced officers to issue a stern warning. Let me see your ID. >> Okay, that means you uh Yeah, I give it back. >> All right, thank you. >> That means that you can't come back. >> I can't come >> at least for a year. Okay, after look >> some It's okay. After a year, then uh they'll forgive you. But for right now, You're going to go. >> Evangel wrote it. >> Have a seat. >> All right. >> All right. Let's have a seat. >> No, it's not even that. It's just >> ma'am. I'm talking to you. Come on. >> I'm just trying to >> Okay, I got you. Have a seat. >> I understand. Have a seat. >> I'm just trying to figure out. >> Have a seat, please. >> Fresh. >> Go. >> I just need to let you know. Don't give her my Don't give her my keys. >> You heard me. >> My keys. My phone. All right, y'all. >> Okay, then you need to head out so she can get in. She's not listening. Yo. Okay, >> let me get in the car. >> Get inside the car. >> Get in the car. >> Inside the car. >> Why you pushing me, bro? >> Get inside the car. >> Get inside the car. >> You back. You ain't going to say I for you. >> Get inside the car. I'm not trying to fight you. Get your hands inside the car. Get >> myself in the car, bro. >> You don't try to say that I touch you, bro. >> Go. >> Why you don't say clear? Clear before you get arrested, too. I've already told you three times. Clear. >> But that's my that's my that's my daughter. >> You got two seconds to clear cuz you going to jail next. >> The woman continued arguing and resisting as she was placed in the patrol car while the man was spared since he hadn't directly stolen. In the end, she was formally charged with theft, credit card fraud, and resisting law enforcement. This case is a reminder that one moment of greed and excuses can turn you into a bad example for your own