No ma'am. No ma'am. No ma'am. >> Stop. Stop. >> [ __ ] What the? You need to stop. >> Stop resisting arrest or I'm going to charge you. >> He stop. He's turning off me. I still He got mad. He choked me cuz I called him a boy. >> How he choked you? >> Around my neck. He He told me, "Do you want to die right now?" >> Um, you going to be charged with a felony this time and you're going to go to jail today. You are under arrest. All right. >> Thieves aren't just the poor or needy. Sometimes even those with privilege and wealth commit wrongdoing. But in reality, wrongdoing is still wrongdoing. Privilege has never outweighed the law. These are the times when entitled shoplifterss meet reality. Don't forget to like and subscribe. That's what keeps us motivated to make more videos. Let's start with this case. This woman proved that a thief wasn't always someone needy. >> Drive a beamer, dress nice and have jewelry, expensive phone, Apple watch. And >> so do you, and I'm not saying this to be smart, but like do you feel like you're a kleptomaniac? >> On February 6th, 2024, officers received a call from Target reporting a woman in a red dress wearing a watch and a long necklace with who had stolen merchandise. When they arrived, she was already escorted into the loss prevention office. >> The comforter and the leggings. >> Lego sets. Is that the first time you've ever stole? >> Yes. >> Ever. >> Did I? Yes. Intentionally. Yes. >> Okay. So, this is about your ninth time. Uh from Tallahassee, you were just there a couple days ago all the way to Ocala when you asked multiple different things from Legos to uh beddings, all kinds of stuff. >> Okay. So, I've got about How many instances do you think I have on? >> I'm not sure. >> Okay. >> It's well over $1,300 in the course of or course of a month. >> Okay. >> So, we're adding this up right now. Uh, >> can I pay though? >> No, ma'am. >> Okay. >> I'll pass that. >> Yeah. >> It's funny how people think that's an option. >> That was exactly right. The direction she gave was already too late. She could have paid from the beginning if she really wanted to. And according to the staff who followed her, she never intended to do that. >> This is the current one. This is when she took this class. >> Well, guess what? Add that to the tally. You got the money to pay for this. Why are you doing this? >> I honestly I didn't do on purpose. Like I thought I when you saw me do the scanner, but I scanned it. >> You see the scammers right there? You can click on one of those little 12 screens. Then it blows up the whole screen >> and you know, so yeah, it showed you up there about 5 minutes ago sitting here doing this whole looking around thing and then scanning one thing and I mean we watch we watched the whole thing. Okay, these cameras here are really good. And um also, you know, nine different times in all these different cities. some you know if you got the money you can pay for it. Why don't you pay for it? >> The woman was completely cornered with her long history of theft. There was no excuse left for her. Even if she felt sorry now, it would not save her anymore. >> So you got to go to jail today on whether your car stays here or gets towed or whatever. It's going to be completely up to these guys. But um yeah, they got too many charges on. I can't give you a court date in the hall class on this one. I'm sorry. I'm not sorry for me nine times. It's kind of, you know, about time. But um >> can I just ask one question? >> You can answer me or not. We know how these things work and we can tell when people are not being honest with us. >> Yes, ma'am. Normally when people are doing this, there's either somebody behind it having you do it or you're in working in conjunction with somebody. It's very rarely ever just the one lady who goes in looking like your normal soccer mom. >> Yes, ma'am. >> And stealing all this stuff up and down the interstate. Yeah, I mean damn drive a beamer dress nice and nice jewelry expensive phone, Apple Watch and 166 bucks. I mean it's kind of that make any sense. So like what she was saying there's usually a reason for it. I mean I mean there I never get in trouble in my life except just take it. >> Clearly the woman didn't even look like a thief. She even had a stable career. That [snorts] only raised an even bigger question. Why did she steal? >> Why are you in Gainesville today? >> I had to work. >> What do you do? >> I'm a district manager for a bank. >> Jesus pieces. >> All right. Well, I'm afraid to ask which bank. >> Well, smart. >> So, do you and I'm not saying this to be smart, but like do you feel like you're a kleptomaniac? >> I mean, we we get all the time. We're commentating this. We're not judging or anything. >> So, you know how to buy what you need, right? I mean, it's not >> I pay my car payment. >> H >> I pay my mortgage. >> Um >> I have Francis. Oh, sorry. How long are you on today? How many Gainsville cases do you have on her? Uh, just Gainesville. We have one, two, three. >> With that many charges and another repeat offense, the officer still spoke calmly and gently, explaining what she would face next. >> I judge. >> No, you're going to be there overnight. >> Yeah. So >> at least >> it's a suddenly they charge so it's going to be an overnight stay but in the morning in the morning you will have a child at home. >> You get you can make phone calls. So >> how old is your child? >> Nobody >> so they can take care of >> the cars there. >> Again that's something you probably should think about before you're doing your one woman >> spree. If you don't mind go ahead and take her out. I'll just Yeah, I'll do that. It's a good idea. Just on your computer. >> Search. >> Okay. >> Um, do you have anything in your purse or on you that's illegal? Any drugs or if you got medication prescribed and that's a side. >> So, what I'm going to recommend is that you take off all your jewelry cuz they're not going to let you take it in the jail. I mean, it'll go in, but you're going to have to take it off. >> In the end, the woman was charged with petsit theft and felony scheme to defraed and obtained property. Even people who look successful can still make reckless choices. If you keep stealing and think you won't get caught, the truth will eventually catch up. These immigrant women were worse. Even with their plan blown, they still thought they were right. On June 25th, 2024, police received a call from Burlington reporting two suspects who had stolen merchandise and fled to the parking lot. As officers approached, one of the suspects instantly not Bitzna tried to create a language barrier. But the deputies were far more prepared than she ever expected. >> Hey, how you doing? >> Can I talk to you real quick? >> Can I talk to you real quick? >> All right. Are you here with someone else? >> No. Okay. All right. Okay. All right. All right. >> All right. >> At that moment, deputies confirmed she was the suspect they had been hunting. Her silence was practically a confession. Yet, she kept playing dumb, pretending she had no idea what was going on. >> All right, go ahead and put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Stay right here. Stay right here. >> 224 one detained. >> Okay. 224. Copy a >> copy a California tag. >> Yeah. Don't tell him I'm not going to come with the >> All right. Stay Stay right here. What was that? >> The merchandise inside the car. >> You already seen it? >> I saw her. Both of them put the merchandise inside the car. >> Perfect. >> After taking the man's statement, another team of deputies confirmed the second suspect was still inside the store. The woman had no idea what had happened outside and she was surely headed for the same fate. >> I have no idea. He's somewhere in the park. >> All right. She said no originally, but You only have your number? >> No. You have ID? >> You have nothing. How about we empty out you first? Do you have anything in here? >> Okay. Okay. How about you open it? >> How about you open? Open. Open your purse. Let's see what's in there. >> Okay. I understand you don't understand me, but you know what? Open it. Open. >> Okay. How about we just use the translator? I'm asking for you to open your purse. >> Okay. Do we have a counter or something over here? Or how about this cart? >> Is this yours or from here? >> You have glove. >> Yeah. >> This yours? >> No. >> No. >> Uh last name. You have a a pet. >> Full name. >> Okay. You said that you get it. >> Yeah, you're going to jail. >> You know mean you know what jail is, right? That's going to go with jail. Females will slip out of that [ __ ] >> The woman outside made several requests, but it was obvious she was trying to contact her partners. What deputies found made it clear these suspects were part of a professional retail theft ring. No answer. >> Hey, this was in her pocket. It's used to get through anti- theft devices, which there is a Florida state statue for being in >> Yeah. being in possession of an anti- theft device or whatever. >> Correct. >> Yeah. Okay. Let me just check her socks. Tell her to take off her shoes. You got your camera? >> I don't moment. >> Inside the patrol car, their only disappointment was that the plan got exposed. Not that they had done anything wrong and nothing was going to be as easy as they thought. Oh no. depend. see no Evil. Argentina. >> Considering the nationality they held, these suspects were about to face something far worse. Just listen to what she said next and tell us what you think in the comments. detainer. Oh no. No. Jackoch. So No felony. Okay. Finally, they were both charged with felony retail theft and possession of anti- theft device removal tools. The lesson here is simple. Crime always catches up. No matter how clever the plan seems, greed and arrogance will expose everything in the end. And even people with government benefits were not exempt. >> It was in her. I assume trespass from Walmart before and 23 several other Walmarts. Apparently >> on September 8th, 2025, police received a call from Walmart reporting a woman who acted suspicious while shopping. When officers arrived, she had already walked past the exit without paying for her items, and she was immediately stopped by employees and police. >> And all the stuff she didn't pay for she got in her pants, too. >> Yeah, we watched her concealed. >> All right, come on. Give him the stuff. >> You're not supposed to be here. >> She already been trespassed. Find me that trespass and she'll go to jail. >> Come on. >> Off the part, please. >> Oh, I'm sorry. >> Okay. >> The woman even stayed calm when the officers accused her. She never changed her expression and slowly pulled the hidden merchandise out of her clothing. Okay. Got to check the receipt. I'm not sure about what's in here. Y'all going to get rid all this. >> Mhm. >> It was in her ass soon. Where's your receipt, man? I'm not trying to >> [music] >> She rang this up three times. Her little trick was exposed when a worker checked the receipt. She had scanned the same product three times to replace the prices of the more expensive items she stole. No, you did not. You pay for bell peppers three times. I got a salad. One, two, three, four, give me your uh driver license, please. Uhuh. Uhuh. Did you get anything else? >> No. Can I tell my person? >> Officer is in charge. >> As soon as she was taken into the loss prevention office, police checked her identity and discovered this wasn't her first time. >> So, you have been trespassed from Walmart before and 23 several other Walmarts apparently. Um, you going to be charged with a felony this time and you going to go to jail today. You are under arrest. >> All right. >> What you do with that? >> It's right here on the desk until it comes to my purse. >> Uh, that's going to go with you to the jail. Is she here in the parking lot? >> Yeah. I don't care where you phone at. >> My phone? I don't have my phone. Call her. >> I'm not calling anybody. >> Just let her know to leave. That's gone. She She'll figure it out. Where Where is she parked at? >> I don't know. >> Okay. >> Surprisingly, she stole with a completely carefree attitude. Yet, she was someone who carried a governmentisssued benefit card. >> That's what happened. >> Okay. Then I need your EBT card with your PIN number wrote down. >> Okay. >> Because I have to have that to go back. Sorry. Sorry. >> That's an old receipt. Step out, bro. EBT card. >> Where's your EBT card at? >> It's on the side. >> Is that it? >> I have two. >> Say she got two. >> Wiggins. >> No, this one says Timothy. >> Is she searching in there? >> What? Yeah, she's searching deep dive in there. >> It's bad, man. She stinks. [music] >> I think you know made me no difference. >> The woman was taken away immediately and after what she did today, her benefits would definitely be reviewed. >> Just imagine me being bumped into the door after this right there. Give us give us a second. 135. Clear stop. >> She was charged with commercial burglary and felony theft for stealing merchandise from Walmart. Lesson learned. Stealing, lying, and abusing government benefits never end well. Sooner or later, the law catches up and the price is always higher than whatever they tried to take. In the next case, even a fancy looking woman turned out to be a thief. >> Yeah, you'll be placed under arrest for shoplifting. If you don't have any warrants or anything crazy like that, you'll be released. >> Nothing else on your fanny pack. Nothing. We're going to, like I said, we're going to be searching you. Everything is. >> On July 17th, 2024, police rushed to a sunglass hut after spotting a woman slipping out with $1,965 [music] worth of stolen sunglasses. When officers approached, she instantly cooked up an excuse for why she was there. >> Hi there. Just going to let you know I'm recording. Sergeant Joseph, no police. >> Um, right now I'm detaining you for a possible investigation for theft of sunglasses. That sunglass on. Okay. >> Sunglasses. I can't have what I >> Perfect. All right, listen. Here >> can I get additional unit over here? Macy's uh CPA. You have ID on you? >> No. >> No. >> Glasses and they have your location. >> Listen, right now they're reporting a theft. Okay. Like I said, we are going to be conducting investigation into whatever they're reporting right now. Um, there is video everywhere. Okay. Um, you know, are we gonna see you stealing anything? Thank you for being honest with me. Okay. >> Surprisingly, after her flimsy excuse, she casually nodded at the officer's accusation. She didn't even look the slightest bit remorseful for what she had done. >> It will move this along much quicker. Wear the sunglasses. >> Yeah. You'll be placed under arrest for shoplifting. If you don't have any warrants or anything crazy like that, you'll be released. All right. >> I mean, no matter what, we're not going to be able to work anything out. We can't do that. All right. Um, you know, that's not what we are. We're not liaison. We're not dealmakers. Okay. Um, like I said, you being honest and you cooperating goes a long way. Okay. Um, where are the sunglasses? >> Well, I told you they only I only took on sunglasses. >> Okay. Where are they? That's it. You didn't ditch them anywhere because if they don't find them, they're gonna >> No, that's the only one. >> Nothing else on your fanny pack. Nothing. We're gonna, like I said, we're going to be searching you. Everything is four out of 11. All this information is correct, right? >> At that moment, backup arrived and officers moved in to cuff her. But suddenly, they discovered even more items stuffed inside her bag. Nothing like what she had claimed earlier. >> This Miss uh Diana here, she's been uh straightforward with us so far. Um grandized her and uh you know, admit it to stealing. Everything's on video anyway. Um, >> so they're going to be uh who's going to the store right now? >> Dun. >> Dunan. Okay. All right, perfect. Yo, >> you're placing arrest. Okay. For shoplifting, >> take that other bag off. >> What's that? >> You don't have any warrants or anything like that? Yeah. >> Space the wall real quick away from us. You got an ID in any of these bags? >> You going to any other anything else? >> No. Everyone that was there, I can change it. >> One female or one exchange it. >> Here's the rest of the sunglasses. >> Those glasses I I brought over here. >> What's that? >> The glasses. I brought them over here to exchange them. Those are the glasses. These ones took No, those are the glasses that I took. >> These ones all have tags on them. >> Those all have tags, too. Dana, listen. >> Yeah, I came to exchange them. >> You got a receipt for them? >> No problem. >> I went to the store and they wouldn't exchange it. They didn't have the receipt. that I took right there. >> Even though she tried to defend the rest of the sunglasses, the store's reported loss made one thing clear. Her crime wasn't small. Moments later, officers took her away. >> Someone bring do any switcheroos or anything? Like I said, every everything's on video. All right. >> And those are the ones that I have. >> These are the only ones we're going to see you taking. Okay. You have a New York license. I lock it. Unlock it. And then >> yeah, >> they said how many glass with their purse? >> I have the car for a second. >> I have one. Two, three, four, five, six. All right, then. >> She was charged with shoplifting and felony theft for stealing six [music] pairs of sunglasses worth $1,965. Stealing anything, even sunglasses, comes with real consequences. Cameras [music] see everything. Excuses never work. And once the truth comes out, there's no way to escape accountability. Next, the crazy man enjoyed every wrong thing he had done. >> He got in my face first. I got in his face back. I stood up though cuz I got three broken ribs, bro. He st he turned it off me. I stood by up. He got mad. On November 25th, 2024, police were dispatched to a store after receiving a report that a man named Edwin had stolen $300 worth of toys. Upon arrival, accounts from both the suspect and the employees made it clear that the situation was far more serious than initially thought. >> They mad. They mad cuz I called him a [ __ ] and he mad cuz I called him boy. >> Okay. So, >> I'll talk to you in just a second. Okay. What's your name, >> man? They got my information. >> Okay. Is this all the stuff that he stole? >> Stuff stole. >> Okay. >> So, what he did is he went to aisle 17. He removed it all off the shelf. He put it in his Target bags and stuff. >> Okay. >> He went around the store. He maintained constant observation. um goes to selfch checkck out with his friend which his friend was not with him at the time of the copy of that for myself. >> Yeah, if you could actually you could make a just a sheet copy like on paper. That works for me man. Yeah. >> So we follow him. His friend meets up with him from himself. They go to selfch checkout. His friend buys all of his stuff. All the stuff he concealed which his friend did not know about. So he's not >> um it was not scanned or anything. It came out of selfch checkckout. We stopped him there right at self after selfch checkout. >> Right after the selfch checkout the selfch checkout. >> Um we were talking to him. He was he seemed to be okay. I said, "Hey, we should need all the toys back. We're going through all the bags." Then he starts yelling at us. I said, "Dude, you got to calm down." Okay. >> And then he starts saying he's like a Lion King and this and that. And he's going to he got in my uh partner's face over here. >> So, we got his partner's face threatening that he's going to beat us up and everything. I said, "Okay, let's go ahead and detain him. Let's get him upstairs. Let's get him to the police." Um once we were uh detaining him, um we went to go bring him upstairs and that's when he spit at my partner. >> Okay. And then while we were up here, [laughter] >> so he spit at you. >> Spit on. Spit on you. Okay. >> He resisted, yelled, threatened, and spat at the store employees. Yet, even when the police arrived, the suspects still seem to think his actions weren't a big deal. >> Hey, bro. Hey, you losing these cuts for me? >> No. >> Damn. You Mexican? >> Nope. >> What are you? Puerto Rican, Honduran, Salvadorian. You Latin though, boy. >> I'm Latin. Yeah. Yeah, I said you can't help a brother out in Lucy, too. >> You right. >> I in your face. >> It's not very nice. >> Yeah, it could happen. Think about it. >> I said that's not very nice, man. >> I know. >> You hurt my feelings. >> So, I lose. You hurt my feelings. Question. How does this whole new C no cash thing work in Illinois? >> Typically with that, it's um >> how's I want to ask about that. I never talked to about that. So essentially it makes certain offenses non- sustainable where we wouldn't arrest right and then >> basically if you don't rape or murder anybody right >> it depends on the offense as long as it's letting out a misdemeanor >> and basically you get like a ticket it'd be a ticket >> it'd be a ticket to appear in court type >> so is he going to get arrested today >> I have no idea I don't know the facts of it my partner will >> but my partner will all thank you >> the officers returned to take a statement their questions were sharp and serious, making [music] the friend clearly nervous. But the suspect stayed calm and acted like nothing was wrong. >> Hey, man. My name is Officer Wilhelm. Okay. Would you be willing to talk to me? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, I can see you got some handcuffs on you. So, you're in c you are most likely in custody. >> You want me to leave? No. >> Okay. Do you want to tell me your side of the story or not? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> They got their stuff back. They said going to let me go there, man. Cuz I called him a boy. I called him a boy. That's that >> and I spit on him. >> Okay. So then why did these loss prevention guys catch you with a whole bunch of toys? >> Cuz they weren't in the car. They landed on top of all of the bags. He was paying. He thought we got them at Target. That's that. >> Okay. So then why did you walk past the last point of sale those checkout selfch checkouts with all those items in your uh cart? >> And I was sitting down and I was on my phone. He was like >> okay. >> When officers asked what he had done to the employees, he answered casually, showing no seriousness. He claimed the employees were overreacting and insisted he had done nothing at all. >> So why' you start spitting on people? >> Cuz they choked me. >> They choked you? >> Yeah. I got three. I told him I got three broken rims. That's why I'm in the car, you know. Automatic car. >> I was on my phone. Yeah, I was in the car. >> Okay. >> They came to me and he leaned down to me. He got in my face first. >> I got in his face back. I stood up though cuz I got three broken ribs, bro. He st he turned down me. I stood up. He got mad. He choked me cuz I called him a boy. >> How' he choke you? >> Like around my neck. He He told me, "Do you want to die right now?" >> Okay. But it's like I'm asking like specifically how did they choke you? >> Imagine him. No. Imagine >> I want you to sit there. If you move again, I'm going to put you in handcuffs. You understand? >> So sit down. >> Imagine him. He choked me with his right arm around my neck. >> Then he put his left arm behind my back, my back and my neck. So he had me unlocked. >> Okay. Okay. So there's video footage. I'm going to review it all. >> Okay. >> Okay. All right. Do you want to tell me anything else about what happened today? >> No, I just wanted to go home, man. I want to go back to my hotel. >> You want to go back to your hotel? >> Yeah, let's see. >> At that moment, the officers decided to take the suspect away. His friend still thought he was affected. And with his condition, the officers gave him a few pieces of serious advice. >> I just wanted to know why you said you were going to lock me up. Are you discriminating? I guess because I'm homeless and mentally ill. That's how I felt. >> No, I'm telling you to sit down. All right. because what you're doing is encroaching on my space and I don't mean to fight. >> Okay? >> Inevitably, you could be arrested for obstructing because he's trying to conduct any investigation and you keep interrupting. I asked you to sit down and I asked you to stay quiet if he didn't want to be involved in the report and you kept talking and you kept interrupting. All right. >> I'm sorry. >> Okay. I want you to come with us. Okay. You're under arrest for retail test and battery. Okay. >> I don't want the battery for spending on me. >> All right. I personally didn't know that that I I'm mentally ill. I'm mentally ill. I'm sorry. >> Hey, I can understand that people have certain disorders. Okay, >> I'm not faulting you for that. >> I really didn't know you I was getting involved. I have autism. >> Sir, let me talk. Okay, so previously you said you know Edwin because you're both homeless. >> Yeah. >> Okay. The loss prevention people spoke to me. Okay. They got your statement. They don't want to pursue any charges against you. Okay. All right. So, yeah, my recommendation, don't hang out with him anymore. Okay. Figure out who you're associating with and stuff. >> Is that his phone? >> Okay. So, if this is his phone, this is going to come with us. All right. Nothing else is uh is his. >> Okay. Hey, I appreciate >> I just You see, I'm scared. >> I appreciate you talking to me. Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. So, yeah, just grab your stuff. Um, and then >> I'm going to go have a beer. >> We're going to walk out. Okay. >> [ __ ] You should go have one with me. >> Hey, >> when you get off work. >> What are you What are you doing? >> I'm going to go have a beer after at a bar. >> I was going to say, well, just make sure it's not outside cuz [clears throat] I'm with drinking. >> No, I know. I know. >> All right. >> Do you like your job? I was never >> Yeah. Grab your stuff cuz I got to walk you out. Okay. >> In the end, the man was charged with shoplifting and aggravated battery. This [snorts] case showed how arrogance turned a small theft into something worse. Instead of admitting the truth, he faced heavier charges. Next, [music] this entitled woman turned herself into a laughingstock. >> She told me was that they asked you to leave and you got nasty and were swearing and just making a fuss. >> Say, stop. What are you doing? You >> stop kicking me. On April 6th, 2022, officers were dispatched to a bustling shopping mall after reports of a disruptive woman causing chaos inside a retail store. But the drama didn't end there. Not even close. Let's dive in and see what happened next. >> What's going on? >> Okay. Has she stolen anything? >> No. >> Excuse me, ma'am. The big problem is they want you to leave. They've asked you to leave. This is a private business. They can ask anybody to leave that they want to leave. >> I can't come back. >> Uh well, they do want to trespass you, I believe. But um the most important thing is if a business owner asks you to leave, you're supposed to leave the premises. You can actually be arrested. >> He actually told me that he wasn't the owner and that he was just a manager. >> Well, the manager said she had she had asked you to leave as well. Bottom line is though, if a business asked you to leave, you have to leave. It's a private business. They can do that. Someone can do it at their house, too. >> If someone's if you're at someone's house and they say, "Hey, Jasmine, we want you to leave." And you say, "No." They said they didn't want me to leave. They said they wanted me to stop trying on their [ __ ] >> Okay. It may have been a miscommunication. >> What she told me was that they asked you to leave and you got nasty and were swearing and just making a [ __ ] >> You said you just said you said suck my dick. And I was like, well, I don't need to repeat that anymore. Say that to you, sir. >> Demi Moore said it and GI Jane worked for her. >> Huh? >> Sorry. A little bit before your time. >> Um, are you a manager? Yeah. >> Okay. Just tell her she's not welcome back and we're good. >> You're not welcome anymore. >> Okay. >> What seemed destined to end quickly when she agreed to step outside was shattered the moment the security gate alarm revealed the situation was anything but simple. >> The state of Florida prefers in cases like this that we issue what's called a trespass warning. That's basically a civil not shocking. It is a >> Was that their Was that their uh >> Do you want to follow up on that? >> Well, she's trespassing, so she could do anything. >> She beat whenever she walked out. >> Just let it go. >> I kind of figured something out, but >> you want to follow up on her or no? >> Um I mean, I don't know if we could check her bag then. Yeah. >> Well, we have we have reasonable suspicion at this point >> that we 13. 847. Thank you. >> Hey, Jasmine. Sorry. So, when your bag went when you went through the security checkpoint, your bag went off. Okay. I'm going to need to check your bag. Make sure you didn't steal any merchandise. This is the shirt that >> The woman calmly chewed her gum and pulled out the items without a hint of worry. Yet, she still refused to let the officers touch her bag, making the situation tense. >> These are my pants. My sweat pants. >> Okay, hold on. I need you to put this down for me. I don't want you reaching in there anymore. Stop right now. >> Get off my bag. >> Let go. Let go, Jasmine. >> Get off my bag, bro. >> Jasmine, you need to let go. >> Get off my bag. >> Get off my bag. >> Relax. Let go of the bag. I'm going to search. >> Stop touching me and get the off my >> If you don't relax. >> Hey, hey, hey. >> You're gonna end up getting an additional charge if you don't stop it. Stop right now. >> Stop. >> Don't you dare. >> Don't you bite him. 147. >> Not right now. In a minute. In a minute. >> I'm going to jail. >> Stop. Call him. >> Call my dad. I'm going to jail. You're going to stand up and I'm going to have this officer search you. Do you have anything on you going to get you in trouble or get her hurt? Stop. Stop fussing with the cuffs. >> Stop fussing with the cuffs. >> That's not going to make them go away. >> While officers check the items in her bag, she kept making everything more complicated until she put herself face down on the chair again. >> I don't know if that's theirs. >> Okay. >> I want you to get out with me. >> Do me a favor. Go grab that manager. Bring him over here. has our polo pants from tag x-ray. >> You were planning on what? >> Going somewhere tomorrow so I can put those on. 1034 comes back to his older Chevy to Darlene Jones. See how expires >> 9023. >> Make him a little tighter. She's got wrist. She's trying to take them off. >> Stop. Stop, >> [ __ ] What the? >> You need to stop. Stop resisting arrest or I'm going to charge you. >> All right, that battery that's touching me. Stop. >> You are under arrest for shoplift. >> Removing her from the store was nothing close to simple. Her shocking behavior caught the officers completely offguard and only stacked even more charges against her. >> No, >> you are not getting away. Stop it. >> Stop. Stop. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop. Jasmine, >> you are going to jail today. It is happening. Stop resisting. >> Stop. Walk. You broke my train, bro. Not you would walk. This wouldn't happen. >> Walk. >> Stand up. >> Come on, Gas. Stand up. Act like an adult. Hold on. >> Another officer will drag her. >> Stop. What are you doing? You like >> Stop kicking me. >> I'm not kicking any. You can't get out. Stop. >> This is not a game, Jasmine. I'm going to roll it over on your stomach. You going to kill me like how y'all did, George. >> No one's going to do anything. >> No one's going to hurt you. >> Cooperate. >> Everything that's happening to you is is on you. >> Stop. There's nothing here. Can you take it out? >> It took more than two officers just to escort this single woman out of the store. Her own actions had earned her this privilege in the most negative way possible. >> Y'all got my titties and everything. >> That's on you, Jess. >> Stop. That [ __ ] hurt. Stop >> walking it too. >> Walk. >> Turn her this way and drag her. >> Stop trying to twist it. >> Oh, you could. >> That's from you. >> That's from you. >> I got her. >> She's going to fall though. We're going to have to grab her feet probably. Guys, >> I'm telling you, it's much easier. >> All right, that's fine. She's not. >> It's much easier. >> My dad is in the mall. You can go see here right now. >> Go this way. >> Turn to her back towards us, guys. >> Now, no. Turn the sirens. Turn. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Come on. >> All right. That'll work. >> Okay. >> Yep. >> Yeah. Come on. Is >> that from her nails? >> Yeah. >> Nasty ass nails. >> No. >> Hey there. >> In the end, the woman was charged with petted [music] theft, resisting with violence, battery on an officer, and assault on an officer. Remember, don't think resisting is ever the right move. The more you fight, the worse it gets, and the heavier the charges you'll face. 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, the woman revealed her magical dress. Lululemon, >> I don't know. >> On October 7th, 2024, the police stopped a group of four suspects in connection with a Lululemon store theft. When approached, officers immediately faced language barriers. Come stand over here for me, guys. >> Okay. What's going on? >> What's that? You speak any English? >> Little. What language? >> What language you speak? >> Any English? >> No. >> ID. >> Okay. Do you have ID? >> Driver's license? >> No. >> Do you have a driver's license? >> Where's your ID? >> How'd you get here? >> Do you know what? >> Ma'am, what language? >> How did you get here? >> What do you speak? >> Where's your car? >> What do you speak? >> What's your main language? >> Spanish. >> Spanish. Okay. All of you Spanish. >> Do you have a number on your phone? Not with them. >> The police quickly resolved the communication issue and began investigating the case. Shortly after, they confirmed that one of the four suspects had committed the offense. >> What's your name? >> Okay. You're talking to somebody who can translate, sir? >> No, he's my mom. >> Your mom? >> Yeah. She speak. >> Okay. >> No. Do you know any Spanish? >> Spanish only. She says yes. She has items. >> Only one. >> Only one. Okay. Do they want to push? Okay. >> She says she does have it on her. >> She does. She said that she has items. >> After handcuffing the woman, police conducted a pat down. What they pulled from her skirt seemed like a magic trick, but her friend's expression suggested this was a familiar routine. >> ZippersD. Hold on to >> it. Hold on. >> Do you Is that yours right there? Do you have an evidence bag in yours? >> You got a big one? >> Commander's getting a bag for you. We can put that stuff on here. >> Let me know when you want to switch. I can't hear you. >> I said okay. Hold on. >> Sorry. Just >> making sure this is empty. >> Nothing else. >> Where's your Uber? Let's see your Uber app. >> Uber. >> There's no Uber travel. >> You're traveling. >> You tell me everything about how you got here. >> How'd you get here? >> You walked. >> Yeah. >> Where do you live? >> I'm going to run these two real quick. Okay. >> Yeah. We have so we have a car around here that might be theirs. >> We don't know. >> We asked for a Romanian >> speaking. Does Toro speak Romanian? >> The total value of the items was estimated at around $5,000. In addition, the remaining suspects were also processed and given their respective dispositions by the police. >> Chief, >> you are not under arrest. You are just detained and will be transported back to the police department. >> Okay. >> You understand? >> Okay. I tried to do that. Didn't work on my phone. >> Just have she does have like the double skirt. >> Yeah. Can I check? >> I don't have no I check. >> No, it's open. It's not um >> It's like a bottom out. So, she has pants. So that's this is the one that we >> Yeah, that's where it was. As long as you're cool with that, Misa, you made sure. >> Yeah. Okay. >> All right. She was going with >> with us. >> Okay. Listen, everything's being video and audio recorded. Okay. I got to put your seat belt on. Okay. >> You know, please the window. >> Yeah, I'll open the window. Sure. 895. >> Finally, they were charged with retail theft and obstruction of identification. Trying to outsmart the law with tricks and deception only leads to inevitable consequences. [snorts] Next up, the entitled woman believed her act was nothing serious for the amount she had stolen. >> Didn't pull any tags off anything. >> Okay. All right. >> But I can I'll pay for it again. I don't want to have to. >> Good grief. On April 20th, 2025, police quickly responded to a report from a local Meyer store where a woman admitted to hiding a few items. But what they uncovered next revealed something much bigger here. What's happened? >> Let's go get the other stuff. >> It's not from here. I'm sorry. bag. The bag 4 hours ago, >> that's it. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Got work bags and she really needs to press charges over this. >> I don't know. I just got here. You saw when I walked in, right? >> Because I walk out with a car. How many of you did they send over here? >> Um, I don't know. Maybe two >> for this. >> Uh, yeah. It's a crime. >> Now, I had a blanket in the bag that was already mine. Do they need to have that? >> Ma'am, I don't know. We'll figure it out. Do you have another item? If so, >> I have a blanket in my car. >> Was it from here? >> I thought that was the one we were trying to match. I'll pay for it again if it's not >> cuz I had one in my car. >> Okay. Was there another one that you pull a tag? >> I didn't pull any tags off anything. >> Okay. All right. >> But I can I'll pay for it again. I don't want to have to have charges. I will pay for it again. I'm glad. >> At that moment, the woman showed discontent that the amount alone had brought such consequences, reflecting her own sense of ownership. But nothing could change what was already decided. >> We're past that already. So they're pursuing trouble. That's beyond >> for under $100. >> Doesn't matter. It's their call. Please, >> what's your phone? >> Are you printing the training receipt? >> Please. >> He says she Do you have it or not? >> I have a blanket in my car. Yes. >> Was it from here? Can you cut? Was it from here or not? I'm starting to lose my patience. >> I was Yes. >> Yes, it was. Okay. Let's go get it. >> So, is this the one that you took from there? >> I find it. Yeah. >> Okay. All right. Just bring it back in with you. >> She says she don't want that. So, it's their $100 back. >> Well, unfortunately, it's it's their call. So, apparently you all already had a >> Y don't like each other. So, >> I've never been I like I'm not even from the area. I did a stupid thing, but I'm not >> I get it, but it's their call. We don't have a choice in it. >> As much as you don't want to deal with it, we don't want to deal with it either. >> It's Sunday. >> If I didn't want to deal with it, I shouldn't. >> Yeah. Go ahead. How many people do they need? >> Is there going to be a transfer or no? >> You're going to arrest me? >> Uh, possibly. >> What? >> That's what happens when a crime is committed. Like, are you >> Knowing the outcome would be far from pleasant, the woman kept begging the staff to change their decision. As if late payment could magically erase a crime. >> We know you can. This is under $100. I had a really stupid I won't come back to your store, please. This is within your ability. >> Um, >> it's under >> he got his notary stuff. Do you want transport or you want it to >> Can I just pay for this? I won't come back. >> I'll do the booking sheet and I'll do the photos >> and send it in to him. >> All right, man. It's not happening. Set that down, please. And we got to take care of some other stuff. >> We don't have all day to deal with this. >> Um, can you stand over here for me? >> Ma'am. Ma'am, can you stand here for me? >> And just look straight ahead, please. Uh, you got to remove your glass off top of your head. >> Good grief. >> Great [snorts] idea. >> Okay. And then you turn and face that way. and then the other side, please. >> Okay, you can go and have a seat. >> The police made the final decision on the woman's actions. This was the consequence of her deliberate behavior. Yet, she still seemed unable to accept it. >> You're being trespassed. >> You can't come back to this property. >> If you come back, what happens is they have cameras. So whether they stop you at that time or if they are able to provide proof to us that you were here after being trespassed, then it's it's it's grounds for another arrest. >> Okay. >> I didn't pull the tag off of that. [clears throat] >> I was ground for another one. >> So what's going to happen is this. Um you're going to be spared the embarrassment of having to be taken out of here in handcuffs. So you're going to be given an NTA. All right? It's notice to appear on that. You're going to press charges on top of the trespassing. >> Absolutely. >> Like I said, this could be much worse than we can call for transportation van and we can lock you out of here on handcuffs and then you have to go. Listen to me. Stop. >> Stop. >> All right. I'm sorry. >> I'm doing you the favor of not having to take you all the way to the police department. All right. >> Mhm. >> So, what's going to happen is you're going to be given paperwork. It's going to have your court date on there. You have to go to court that date. All right. >> Yeah. >> If you don't go to court that day, then there's going to be another warrant put out for your arrest. >> All right. That's it. It's completely up to them. They're pursuing charges. Said and done. Nothing's going to change it. All right. >> It is up to them. >> Until the very last moment, the woman still believed she could change the outcome, but the power would never belong to her. >> How much was the total? Can I pay for it? >> No. >> Can I know what the total was? as soon as we find out how much this blanket is. All right, let's go outside. We got to give you one piece of uh paperwork that's going to have your court date on it and then you guys got to leave. Okay. >> So, um yeah, that's pretty much it. we either that or a lot of times typically in these situations we uh we go ahead and just um you know we'd have to call a trans transportation van out here. You'd get arrested um well you are arrested technically but we'd put handcuffs on you. You'd have to walk out of the store like that, search you, you'd have to go to the police department, do the booking and all that nonsense. So um just take it as a lesson learned. Okay. In the end, the woman was cited for misdemeanor shoplifting and released. This case proves that the price tag means nothing compared to the act itself. Even a small theft reflects intent, and intent is what brings real consequences. Starting with this high-end lady on September 3rd, 2025. Target's loss prevention team spotted a woman hiding cosmetics in her purse and walking past the checkout until officers jumped out, shocking her to the core. Yes, ma'am. Come on. >> All right. Appreciate it. >> Have a seat for us right here. >> Just put these hats underneath right now. >> Do you have a driver's license here? >> Yeah, we could grab it for you. You can have a seat for us. Appreciate it. >> And is it just inside of your purse right here? >> Yeah. >> All right. This suspect was identified as Shellaria. When she was detained, she appeared unusually calm and claimed she had no idea why she was being arrested, acting as if nothing serious had happened. >> Okay. Do you know why we stopped you? >> You have no idea. >> You know there's cameras all over the store? >> Okay. So, I'm going to ask you that again. Do you know why we stopped you? >> Okay. Is there any cosmetics in your bag that I'm going to find right now when I go through it? I mean, I have plenty of cosmetics, >> but anything that is from Target that wasn't purchased and concealed and placed in your bag before walking past all points of sales? >> No, I just have I have a lot of cosmetics. >> Okay. Well, we've been sitting here for like the last 45 minutes watching you through aisles, >> looking around in spots you didn't think there was cameras >> and taking stuff off shelves and putting it in your bag. That's why we stopped you when you >> went to go check out and >> you never took anything out or tried to pay for it. I'm just trying to be like real with you and figure out if something's going on financially, if there's a reason why. >> You know, honesty goes a very long way with us. >> Nothing. Do you want to talk about it? >> No. Okay. >> Despite the clear evidence, Shellaria tried to justify herself by saying she had plenty of her own cosmetics, denied stealing, and began refusing to cooperate. Can we have >> you just stand up while we're here? Just put your hands behind your back for me. Right. Mhm. >> Appreciate it. You can put your hands like you're praying. That way you'll be a little bit more comfortable. All right. So, they're going to get us um video footage. >> I saw you grab all this stuff and put it in your bag. >> Mhm. >> So, I'm pretty sure they want to press charges. So, you're going to go to jail. >> We just need to figure out >> You want to say anything? No, I No, I just need to call my fiancé. >> When you get to the jail, you'll be able to make a phone call there. >> When officers checked her bag and found over $200 worth of unpaid items, Shellaria stayed calm, insisting on calling her fiance, not fiance, as if one phone call could make the trouble disappear. >> Let you get that call >> so my fiance can come and get my car. >> Um, >> I don't understand why my car would be seized. Your car is not seized, but I'm not going to just stand by here with your car keys when you don't have to. >> Does he have a spare car key? >> No, I can. All my stuff goes with me to [music] jail. So, I know that I once once I get released and he bans me out, then I can just we can just go get my car. >> Yeah, that's totally fine. >> Okay. >> The only thing is you may have to call us when you do come here cuz if you step foot on >> not me. >> Okay. Yeah. I say cuz if you when you are trespassed, you can't come even to the parking lot. So if you are saying I can have him I could just take my keys with me and he can just get my [ __ ] >> Mhm. >> Yeah. So what we could do then is we could put this stuff in your car, lock it up so you could take your keys and stuff with you. >> What do you do for work? >> I must say I'm the wife. >> Your wife? >> Yeah. >> Must be nice. >> Yeah. The suspect tried to negotiate with officers, insisting no one touch her car, clinging to an illusion of control. But things escalated when police found a suspicious pill container in her purse. >> That's just my medication that I keep in there. >> What type of medication? >> It's just for my parents. >> Do you have a prescription? Is it a controlled substance? >> I have a prescription. >> I don't have I just take half of >> Okay. Do you have the prescription bottle on you? >> No. Let's figure out what that is because that's probably going to be another charge for a cont. >> Because you got half a pill in a little container, ma'am. >> Yeah, because I don't keep and something. I get 112 pills. So, I don't >> Okay, but you got to have your prescription bottle. >> I never knew that cuz I have to do them like I can't swallow pills. >> No, you can't test it. It's that I can't swallow pills. >> So, you snort it. >> No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. I just crush it up and then I just like a BC powder. Swear. Is this >> No, I don't do drugs. I promise that's what you see. No straw in there. I don't do drugs. >> So what's the So what's the point of having a prescription lot if you ain't going to be able to prove it's my [ __ ] or not? >> Still don't matter. >> The same way people get medical marijuana cards, but they still buy it off the street. Why? Cuz it's cheaper on the street. >> But why even go through getting a prescription and if we can't if we can't even carry our stuff and y'all still question it? Because you need to have it in a packaged bottle with your name on it that it's a prescription for you. >> Say even if I had in a package bottle, you still don't know if I bought it off the street or not. >> That's a different story though. If it was in a packaged bottle and it said 10 pills with that shape, I looked it up. I'm not going to hit you with that cuz it's in the bottle. But now if you have a bottle for ibuprofen, let's just say, and you got in it, well, that makes sense. But I'm saying if I had an actual pill, >> then I wouldn't have charged you with it. But you don't have the bottle. You see what I'm saying? Shellaria quickly claimed it was prescription medicine, saying she crushed it because she couldn't swallow pills. But without the bottle, her defiant and entitled attitude became even clearer. >> Then why are we stealing [ __ ] and we got $60,000 in your car? >> You know, when's the last time you took your >> It was like It was like this morning. probably like 9 and I woke up. >> Will you um will you detox from it? >> No, I'm not. It's not bad. >> So, the total on everything is $219. >> You know, and like you said, everybody has their reasons for everything. >> In the end, Shellaria was arrested and charged with petit theft and possession of a controlled substance without a prescription. After posting bail, she was released pending trial. No matter how wealthy or privileged you are. Once you break the law, all that power fades because in the eyes of justice, everyone pays the price. Let's see the woman deceitful, reckless, and irresponsible. >> Step out of the car or you're going to be taken to jail. >> Kick his door in at 5:00 a.m. >> You going to kick his That's a child. >> So what? He [ __ ] from the cops. >> On June 11th, 2025, police received a report about a woman switching unpaid merchandise at Home Depot. Surveillance showed her entering with an old toilet seat under a yellow bag, then leaving the plumbing aisle with a brand new one instead. Before she could walk out, store security stopped her. Let's see what happened next when police chased after her car. >> People's going to be occupied by at least two. Hello. Step out. >> Step out like I'm asking you to. >> Why is he stepping out? >> Cuz I asked him to. By law, I don't have to give you a reason. Step out of the car now. >> Step out of the car or you're going to be taken to jail. The suspect had no idea it was a grave mistake. Moments later, officers tracked her down in the parking lot and swiftly placed her under arrest. >> Yeah, adult female. >> Sweet. You don't remember when I was at the passenger window. You reached over, put the car in the drive. Who was the guy driving? >> Put what car in drive? >> Oh, you talking about I put the car in drive? >> Yes. >> Yeah. >> Who is the guy? And where is he at? >> What not? >> That's That's a child. >> A child? Where is he at? >> That's a child. He's not He's not with me. >> He's going to be arrested at some point. >> No, I'm just saying he's not with me. >> Where's he at now? >> I I did that. >> He was driving the car. You were the front passenger. >> But I'm saying I did that. I I take full responsibility. >> Where is he at? It doesn't matter. He's getting arrested. Where is he at? >> I sir, I take full responsibility. >> Responsibility for somebody else driving. That's not how that works. >> That's not how this works. >> I'll take full responsibility. >> Okay. >> When I get the warrant for him, I'll >> kick his door in at 5:00 a.m. >> You kick That's a child. >> So what? He fled from the cops. >> It's a felony. >> He almost crashed in a whole bunch of cars. He almost people aggravated felony. So, you can tell me where he's at now and we can handle this peacefully or we'll come back with a warrant. >> The woman eventually admitted to what she had done. After officers read her rights, she explained why she ran, but her answer didn't quite match the attitude she had when she fled. >> All right, listen. They're a different agency dealing with a different thing. >> That's fine. Flag of right. >> We're Felicia, >> right? >> Get everybody their rights. So, I'm going to read your rights and then I'll talk to you about >> Can I just beat my cheese out my butt real quick? >> Oh my gosh. Don't give it to us. >> Why would you flee from me? That's what I'm asking. >> I'm just saying. I don't understand. I mean, you know how it go. He's scared. >> I mean, I'm a pretty friendly guy. Why wouldn't you stop and ask some questions? >> He's scared. I'm scared. You know what I'm saying? >> So, you had already dropped him off before that cuz I didn't see anybody else. >> That's what I'm trying to tell him. He's talking about Oh, he's out. No, he's not. >> All right. >> I'm being honest. >> Okay. Well, I'm placing you under arrest for felony looting. Okay. Vehicle's being towed. Okay. Uh they're going to take it processing and they're going to run through elements of the crime. So that's what's happening today. You got any questions for me? >> I'll give you some credit for hopping in the car and being chill. >> You walked in here like nothing was going on. >> You mean six? >> No. No. I just wasn't I didn't want the the girl to go to jail. You know what I'm saying? >> We We're not going to jail. It's all good. We're all We're even ste >> items that were stolen from Home Depot and Flaggler. Did you give it all back? >> I gave it back. >> Okay. Did you steal from anywhere else today? >> No. >> The woman claimed she had never done anything like this before. But when officers searched her car, what they found only raised more suspicion. >> Bunk of that car is like a bunch of like >> No, everything else mine cuz I You know what I'm saying? I've been You know what I'm saying? Like staying in the car. >> You're sure about that? >> You feel me? Yeah. I've been staying in the car. But there's like brand new boxes of cologne and perfume. >> That's mine. Yes. That's mine. >> You know where you purchased that at? >> Do you know where you purchased that at? >> Do I know where I purchased that at? >> Mhm. I mean, I've had it for like >> just in unopened boxes. >> Two months. >> Okay. >> About two months. >> All right. >> I love my mommy. >> So, if we're doing >> Huh? >> I love my mommy. >> That's my mom. >> So, if I we're doing a search warrant on a car, >> that's fine. >> And all those items will be scanned and we'll be contacting all the stores. They're not going to say, "Oh, this is stolen." >> That's fine. [clears throat] You're not going to be on any other store videos. >> That's fine. That's fine. >> Okay. That's fine. >> All right. >> You don't want to tell us who the guy was that was in the car or the girl? Whoever was driving, >> is she still on the phone? >> No, I think she hung up on her. >> You want to tell us who the other person in the car was? >> Do you want to tell us who the other person in the car was? I mean, >> like I said, I take responsibility. >> Oh, I understand that. >> But he still fled from the cops. So, when >> I take responsibility, >> we find him, >> he's going to be arrested. >> I take responsibility. >> Okay. >> I trust me, I get what you said. >> According to the report, the woman had a prior theft record from 2024, and this time she was convicted of retail theft and resisting law enforcement. clearly that running won't erase your mistakes. Taking responsibility right away is always better than letting fear make things worse. 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. The next shoplifting arrest is sure not to disappoint, featuring two taser shocks and a dramatic escape. >> Really? She's running again. She's running again. What did you just do? What did you just do? >> I'm just scared. >> Oh, whatever. >> Scared. That's [ __ ] >> On July 24th, 2024, Ohio police caught two women red-handed shoplifting at Walmart, but the suspects turned their getaway into a chaotic game of cat and mouse. Watch how the police taught them a hard lesson. >> Hello. Hello. >> Go ahead and step away from that. Put your hands around your back. You guys are both being detained. You might as well just stop putting away the clo. Come here. Hey, I told you. >> Turn. Get out and lay on your back. Lay on your back. Lay on your back. >> Tell them that I'm fighting once. >> Yeah, I'm not biting you. >> Yes, you are. >> No, I'm not. >> Don't quit moving. Get up. >> I'm not. >> You want some help? >> No. >> No. Get out. >> No. Just push it over on camera. >> You slam. You are under arrest. Okay. >> One suspect was caught just before she could jump into her car to escape, while the other was already ready to slam the gas and flee. Luckily, with the help of the store's loss prevention team, everything quickly came back under control. >> For help? >> No. >> He asked me for help. >> I need you to get back. >> JC, bro. >> The other female came back. >> No, she's under arrest. She's going >> in. >> She's obviously fighting. I'm not fighting. >> Put that hand behind your back then. >> You're hurting me. >> Put your other hand behind your back. Put your other hand behind your back now. >> You're hurting me. >> Put your other hand behind your back. Now, put your other hand behind your back. >> You can't do that to me. >> Yes, I can. >> No, you cannot >> because you're resisting. >> Okay. But you can't break my arm. >> I'm not trying to. >> But you are though. No, you're hurting me. See? Gone. I can't leave. No, you can't do this. I didn't even run. >> What do you mean you didn't even run? >> I know. I wasn't. >> Yeah, you ran away from me. >> The struggle didn't end there. Even after realizing her wrongdoing, the woman had no intention of making things easy. >> Sure. You don't want to give me? >> If you don't, it's an extra charge. I have no problem doing that. It's fairly identified a police officer. You don't have to answer any other questions. You just have to tell me first name, last name, date of birth, and an an address. Okay. You say Rodney. >> Mhm. >> Middle initial. >> E. >> Uh-huh. >> And then um last name >> G I >> G I L >> L L >> I S. I s and date of birth. >> All right. Just so you know, why the medics are going to come here and check you out. Okay. >> Okay. >> If you thought it was all over, think again. This woman wasn't done yet. She was about to surprise you once more. Showing just how far a professional criminal would go. >> Right there for her. You want to type your first and last name for me? Thank you. Oh. on road 212 back to a 1997 Dodge truck. Really? She's running again. She's running again. Are you serious? Get me more units out here now. She's running through the tree line. >> As the suspect tried to escape, the woman tripped among the trees, giving officers the perfect chance to finally bring it all to an end. >> Seriously, >> I know what you're going to do. You are going to jail now. I got her again. [snorts] She's in the trees. >> Single wood. >> No. >> No. Stop. >> 911. >> You're fine. No. No. Sir, >> you ran from me twice. >> Sorry. >> Twice. >> I'm over here. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Relax and stop. [snorts] >> I as soon as I get you cuffed, I will let you up. >> Running. >> No, I am I am. >> There's no if ends or buts. You're not going to be able to beg your way out of it. I am charging you with it. >> Oh, you're going to get charged with anything we can think of for the detectives. >> I did that job for I'll find it. >> Well, why the hell did I do? You ran after arrested. >> You resisted. >> You stole. I'll >> show you one scene at 820. I >> didn't steal anything. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> The two carts you pushed out weren't anything. >> That wasn't mine. >> Oh, well, you pushed them out. All right, you've had enough rest. Let's go. >> Finally, both of women were charged with felony theft, resisting arrest, failure to comply, and escape from police custody. Have you ever witnessed police chasing a suspect right before your eyes? Comment below and keep going. Next, see how underestimating the police cost her dearly. >> Oh, you're such a [ __ ] >> Thank you. >> Me, too. >> I just took everything out that I know I have. >> I need you to >> On May 10th, 2025, police caught a woman sneaking unpaid items from a restroom. But what happened next in the loss prevention office turned into a tense. Here's what happened next. >> I don't have any. >> I don't have any. So, I'm giving it to you. >> Where is it? So, what do you got to get to him if he doesn't? Let's go to loss preventions. They're going to check everything out. We're going to we're going to go with the security. We're going to check everything out. Okay. >> You just wait on because I don't want to talk to your head ugly ass. >> Okay. >> Wait for yourself. >> You got to have following you. You're like, "Oh, Ronnie, >> let's go. Let's go. Come on. Come on. Come on. Stop. Stop playing. What are you doing?" >> Backing up on him. You acting you acting a fool right now. Just follow him. >> That was you. That was you. >> That was you. >> Even so, she still believed it was some hidden camera prank. and everything that followed felt like nothing but trouble, complexity, and pointless delays to her. >> Oh, it's not a joke. I don't know. >> What happened? Do you have a ready? >> I can see. >> I need to see. I need to see. >> You need to see? >> Yes. >> Ow. Your eyes. >> This was mine. Hey little [ __ ] to jail. >> What is she doing? >> She looks >> No, I don't have my ID. >> And then >> that's it. This all is mine. Like what? Okay, look. You didn't see me take any of that. You're like, "What is that?" I'm like, "Oh, it's mine. Yeah. So, >> what [clears throat] else we're looking for? >> Oh, here. And you're like, "Oh, >> shoes." >> It's negative. >> And the shoes. >> You're like, "Oh, >> I think we should put >> Yeah, that's what I was about to say. She immediately >> Yeah, >> for sure. I just making sure that she's they have >> Okay, come with me. We're going to another room. Come >> stolen. You guys are You guys are prosecuting. You want to prosecute you? We going to do investigation. Is that >> Oh, I'm going to get your shoes. No. >> Pink shoes. Yeah. >> Oh my god. I know where they are. I Oh my god. I don't know where they are. They're not in the bathroom. So, >> no. Why would they be in the bathroom? >> That's where they were. >> Oh, you're such a [ __ ] >> Thank you. >> Me, too. >> Oh my god. >> Oh. Oh, wait. No. Oh, you get mine. >> Where are you? Where are they? Where we like brownie? >> Where are they? >> Where are your shoes? Where are your shoes? >> Oh, um, >> pick these off. >> Oh, no. I can't step outside with no shoes. >> These are not yours. These aren't >> Okay. Well, give me a second to get mine. >> Where are your shoes? Where are they? >> I'm trying to direct you. You're like, "Oh, you don't know where they are." I'm like, "Yes, I do." >> You're not going to go get your shoes right now. We'll put you >> I have them. >> Where are your shoes? >> Oh, okay. You can take it off. Oh, I was going to take it off. Okay. Where are your shoes? >> They're um they're in the um >> they're in they're in >> I know where they are because take them off. >> No. >> Yes. >> No, because just give me my shoes. >> Even now, no matter what she tried, she couldn't escape the reality of her crime. In fact, she barely seemed to care about the wrongdoing she had committed. >> Oh, I You're like, "Spe your legs. Spread your legs." Why didn't it? >> Okay. Give me a second. All right. >> I don't have anything. >> Still got to check. Just Just >> Okay, check. >> 16. >> Are you kidding me? >> Take it off then. There's like literally nothing under there. It's just my hair. >> Girl, I don't >> calm down. I was like just telling her I don't care if she videotapes to me because my hair like girl, bye. I was like, "You're a bitch." And you're like, "Yeah, I'm going to show you." That's why your ball head in the front. >> Okay. I'm not tripping. My eyes are not running because I'm crying. My eyes are running because I, you know, I just finished my makeup. I My skin was coming off, so I had to like I had to borrow some. >> Okay. >> My skin is coming off. >> All right. Ready? >> Could you please We'll find it >> because it's right there. It's just a second. I just threw it. I don't think they're going to show me 115 fox. I'll be sorry. >> You're just going to trespass me, which is fine because I don't have to come back. >> Come back. Fine. I won't come back. Oh my gosh. I can't go back because it just took her so long to get to me. >> In the end, Amara was ultimately charged with shoplifting and trespassing for her actions at the Target store. This case was a hard lesson. Dodging responsibility only prolongs consequences. And ignoring one's actions never makes them disappear.