Will you please stop? >> No, I just ran through the receipt. >> Oh, none of that is paid for. >> Yes. >> Oh, this top part. >> Why are you hurting me? I didn't say you was a little dick head. >> Ma'am, you're under arrest. Turn around, you're under arrest. >> I didn't steal anything. >> Turn around. It's $300. >> I could pay triple that. >> Cool. But you resisted arrest. >> Shoplifters could shamelessly do anything possible from pushing full carts out without paying to creating chaos after getting caught. But once police arrived, that arrogance quickly collapsed. These are the moments when cops surprise stop a shoplifter leaving with an entire cart full from Walmart. We are This is Law. Don't forget to like and subscribe. Starting with a woman allegedly attacking a store employee after being caught stealing. >> Will you please stop? >> why are you hurting me? >> Cuz you're hurting attacking a guy. >> No, I just ran through the receipt. >> Oh, none of that is paid for. >> Yes. >> Oh, this top part. >> On the 25th of February 2025, police, during a routine inspection, suddenly witnessed a disturbance unfolding. A woman was reportedly seen assaulting a store employee. This was what happened at that time. >> Hey, you're you're under arrest. Stop. You're under arrest. >> For what? >> Stop. >> Why am I under arrest? >> Put your hands behind your back now. >> Look, they killed her cuz they tried to kill me. >> Got one resisting. Get on the ground. Stop resisting. >> How am I resisting? >> You're under arrest. >> How am I resisting? >> Stop. >> How am I resisting? How am I resisting? >> Yeah, she's over at the >> Why are you hurting me? Because I paid for all my [ __ ] Why are you hurting me? Because I paid for all my [ __ ] >> Hands behind your back now. >> you hurting me? Because I paid for all my >> Hands behind your back. >> Why are you hurting me? Why are you hurting me? Why the [ __ ] are you hurting me? >> Stop. >> paid for all my [ __ ] >> It's time to stop. >> How stupid do you think I am? >> It's time to stop. >> Stop what? You're hurting me. >> Stop. >> Look at my arm. Stop what? You're twisting my arm. I'm bleeding. >> Don't pull your arms back. >> you already. Go back. What the [ __ ] >> Ma'am. >> What is wrong? >> Ma'am, put your hands behind your back. >> I'm not doing anything. >> Stop it. >> me. I'm not doing anything. You're twisting me. >> Stop it. >> What the [ __ ] I'm not resisting. >> Get your hands behind your back now. Stop. >> Oh my god. >> Will you stop? >> I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. >> Stop it. >> I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. >> Will you please stop? >> Why are you hurting me? >> Cuz you're hurting and attacking the guy. >> I'm not attacking anybody. >> Stop it, Taylor. >> Why are you hurting me like that? >> Police had to use significant force to detain the woman, but even after she was handcuffed, she did not stop resisting. >> I'm not resisting. Let's go ahead and stop. I'm not resisting. Please stop. I'm not resisting. >> Come on. >> I'm not resisting. I'm not >> Ready? >> I'm not resisting. I'm not >> Stand up. >> Can I get my purse? >> Yep, I'll grab it. You stand up. >> Okay, I am. Why are you guys hurting me like I'm not resisting? Literally. Taylor, please. Grab my kids. I paid for all this [ __ ] They just robbed me. They literally were just on top of me for no reason. Oh my god. Oh my god. I'm going to die. This is crazy. This is like a crazy Oh my god. I can't believe you guys said I was resisting. Oh my god. That is so crazy. What the What the >> Hey, you don't have anything on you. Just going to poke her sticker. Are you? >> No. Why am I getting arrested? You keep saying I'm resisting. Why are you lying like that? >> That's funny. >> Huh? What? Funny what? You are hurting me. >> All right. >> What the [ __ ] This is crazy. Wow, all that I just bought. That's crazy. I'm getting arrested buying something? I'm getting arrested for buying something? >> cuz you're attacking somebody. >> Hold on. He literally attacked me. He put his whole hand on me. >> Hey, what's in this pocket? >> What's in my pocket? Why am I getting arrested? >> Right after that, the officers returned to the store to speak with the employee involved in the incident. It seemed that the reason behind the disturbance was also quite serious. >> Hey there, can you break this? >> Maybe. Give me the magazine. >> Yeah. >> And this stuff is yours or is it for us? >> For you. >> Thank you. >> What do you mean, like break it, break it? >> No, like pop it for an ice pack. >> So none of this is paid for? >> I don't know. >> No, I just ran for the receipt. >> Oh, none of that is paid for? >> Yes. >> Oh, this top part? >> This stuff is not >> Okay. Are you able to reimburse her for that? Um aggravated assault. >> Is it a robbery? >> theft. >> Yeah. >> That depending on Was he Were you trying to stop her from stealing merchandise? >> Yeah, I think so. >> So So you saw her scanning at the at the self-checkouts? >> Yeah. >> And then you said that she >> I asked angry. He hit me. >> So yeah, he asked for a receipt. >> I only asked for a receipt. Can I see your receipt? I got angry. >> And she started hitting you out of nowhere, just grabbing you, hitting you. Okay. >> said, "I am actually Why you hit me?" >> Yeah, we We'll do aggravated theft and um Back outside, a woman believed to be a relative of the suspect appeared visibly upset about what had happened, which only made the situation more tense. >> The baby was crying in my house. >> The baby sad. Everybody sad. Everybody just got You're not here to video recording us like what are y'all doing all that stuff? >> What? >> I'm just saying you're going to be able to get the shot. >> I need to >> So long as she's breathing just fine. >> Like she ain't going to >> Sir, step back there. >> Shut the [ __ ] up. >> Step back there. >> That's why your hand's bleeding cuz you're a [ __ ] [ __ ] >> She is nothing standing right there. She's not hurting >> The [ __ ] >> What the sergeant asked Margarita >> I don't know why you're trying to size her up. She's not a 4'11" sized woman. >> Murderer or something. >> Hey, this is private property. If you'd like to >> You can leave. >> I don't need to. I'm here for a reason. What are you here for? >> My sister. >> No reason. Correct. >> Cuz y'all are murderers. >> No reason. >> Murderers. Do we have your badge number? What's your badge number? I already have everything else on recording. I'm going to take a picture of that, too. Cuz we're That's exactly why we're doing I'm about to do a lawsuit now because of all this. We all trying to do that because of that. Yeah, exactly cuz he's You don't You ain't going to fight nobody else. You ain't going to fight no man without no badge on. >> But the woman acted completely arrogant, insisting that no wrongdoing had occurred at all. She even began showing clear disrespect toward the officers. >> You all that. You ain't I can I'm a CNA. I can do it. I'm a CNA. I can do it. I went to school for that. Yeah, exactly cuz he's a dick. >> Ma'am, take a step back. >> No, he's stepping towards me. >> You take one step back, ma'am. >> up, he walks back towards me. >> Ma'am, right now this is your last chance. Take one step back right now. >> Because of what the suspect had done earlier, the officers had to communicate with her through the patrol car window. However, she still insisted on presenting herself as the victim and framing the situation in her own way. >> I am too. I'm trying to ask you about the children. They're okay now, right? You just said that. You said that they're okay. You told me they're okay. Now you're asking are they okay? I'm talking about the man that touched me. I'm like automatically under arrest and he's not? >> Yep, right now you are. Yes. >> Right now, what do you mean? >> You're You're the only one being under arrest at this time. Hey, real quick, do you want Taylor to take the stuff you bought? >> Why are you guys asking the same things every time? >> Well, I got to hear it from you cuz I'm about to hand it over to her if you you want that. >> I literally said it seven times. You guys are breaking my wrist and you guys >> Is that a yes? Is that a yes? Do you want Taylor to take your belongings? I need to know. >> Sir, can you arrest the man that touched me first? >> I am I'm the guy who arrested you. >> Can you arrest the man that touched me first? >> There was no assault that took place with him. >> What assault? >> You assaulted him. >> How? Cuz I tried grabbing my phone and he pushed me. >> The same simple question, do you want her to take your stuff? Okay, that's fine. >> Let's get All right, let's get the going for him. Do you need to use my car? >> Yeah. >> The woman was ultimately charged with theft, assault causing bodily injury, and interference with official acts. It shows that once aggression and resistance are introduced, the situation can no longer be resolved as a simple misunderstanding, but instead leads to serious legal consequences for everyone involved. Next, this woman pulled even more tricks. >> What's wrong? >> My son was just in an accident. Of course, I'm having a bad day. I'm a little white girl, so you guys don't care that you're ruining my kid. My kid now >> On the 24th of March, 2026, police received a report from Target about a woman suspected of previous shoplifting returning to the store. This time, employees watched her much more closely. She casually pushed an empty shopping cart into the store and wandered through the electronic section as if nothing was wrong. Even with employees nearby, she acted completely relaxed, chatting and laughing with them naturally. Soon after, she filled her cart with merchandise and took advantage of a moment when staff walked away, pushing the cart toward the exit like nothing had happened. A loss prevention officer quickly stopped her before she could leave. Despite the obvious theft alarm and confrontation, she refused to admit anything and instead began yelling, accusing employees of racism. Even after police arrived on scene, she immediately tried to portray herself as the victim. >> I accidentally >> Move over there. Don't be coming up to me like that. >> you, please come >> Don't come up to me like that. Go over there. >> Oh, you have the camera too? >> So, what? >> Um, she has multiple items in her cart. >> But, is she actually stealing something? >> She, yeah, she was walking out and I redirected her to come back to the office >> have permission to be So, she's paying? >> So, she's paying or what? >> Oh, no, she rang that >> She's not paying. I don't even know if she's She had the option. I don't want her in the store. She's creating a scene. >> Okay. >> I rang that >> All right, so come on. What are you doing? >> What? >> Are you paying for this stuff or what? >> Well, yeah, she said she rang stuff and I'm trying to see if I can hear it. >> All right, let's go. >> No, this was open. >> They don't want you in here. Let's go. Let's go. Come on. Let's go. Let's go outside. >> That's what I was trying to do, but then he gave me like, "Oh, now you're not going to buy anything?" I was like, "No." I was like, "I'm just going to get a brush, you know what I mean?" >> Did she pass the point of sale or anything? With the items? >> I rang that, but it was my hand. >> Let's go. >> Can you just at least say that you're >> No, I'm not doing nothing. >> had grabbed my personal property. >> The woman thought the >> police did not know what happened, so she tried paying for the items to act innocent, but moments later, the situation completely changed when officers took a different action. >> Why apologize? Oh, I don't get an apology? >> Put that back in there. >> No, of course I don't, cuz I'm a fool. >> back in there. Put that back in there. >> No apology, you were wrong. >> Let's go. >> I'm not doing anything. >> Come on. Come on. Come on. >> expensive stuff. >> Come on. Come on. >> Sir, can you get my my items back? >> Why are you doing this? >> I understand you do dick all day. >> Turn around. You're under arrest. >> I didn't steal anything. >> Turn around. >> So, what? >> Turn around. I'm not [ __ ] with you. >> I was in a very bad day before what? >> Turn around. >> My son was just in an accident. Of course, I'm having a bad day. I'm not trying to resist you, but you can't What do you Is this what you wanted? Over a minute uh mis- uh uh >> Turn around. >> What do you want? I didn't [ __ ] do anything. Cuz I showed you, I asked for an apology. This is what you wanted because I asked for an apology. You're hurting me. Get my stuff right there. Get my stuff and my stuff. I want to see you grab it. All because I asked for an apology? Because I asked for an apology? You're grabbing me like this. Okay, I'm You're breaking it. You said you were You said you didn't see anything. Who's lying? You keep doing this. Where's my Apple [ __ ] And my little turkey thing. Bro, get my stuff. >> At the same time, loss prevention told officers about her earlier theft that day. >> She was earlier with another gentleman that was under the influence of drugs. I've been watching her since she walked in with the other gentleman. >> Okay. Over in electronics. >> She She grabbed it. The items and attempted to walk out without paying for the merchandise. Now, we had before that I I presented myself to let her know like, "Hey, I've been watching you for a while. Um you you escalated the situation." She was in the back room where team members only should be. Um and she was back there um saying she was looking for milk or something. Anyways, um when she went to go walk out, I went to stop her. Um she didn't comply and she went back to self-check out and started creating an entire scene saying she didn't mean to walk out with the merchandise. Um and then that's when I reached out to you guys cuz it was obviously starting to escalate and she was starting getting very, very >> Back with the woman, she escalated her victim act even further by suddenly crying to gain sympathy. >> So, you want to make the line sorry or should I have a lawyer with me? >> Don't matter to me. >> Okay, so now I'm with the good luck. I can't walk my mouth. >> Cool. Let's go to the car. >> Can you grab my apple watch? Are you going to get it? >> Can you grab your watch? >> Huh? >> What? >> Can you get my watch? He said he didn't even attempt to ask you to bring me a receipt. He didn't even accept it until he was three hours late. I didn't even weigh in 4.4. Please, don't stop dancing for me. >> Sit down. >> It wasn't me, it's you. I'm sorry I yelled at you in public. You know that makes people think they can like You know Sir, please talk to me. >> All right, sit down. >> You're not talking. >> Sit down, look at me. Hey, uh, Fender. Fender. Can you stand by with her? >> My legs hurt, sir. Fender, but >> In reality, not a single tear ever came out. She even continued begging anyone who showed up around her. >> All right, um You guys going to bring her to LP really? >> Listen, this is what No, please >> Listen, yeah, stop talking for a second, just stop. >> You want to bring >> Just stop. >> Okay. >> Okay, just just let us talk. I haven't even asked you any questions. I haven't asked you any questions. >> I have videos of you. >> Stop. Um, do you want to bring her into the LP office and we can just go from there? >> she's being belligerent. >> Yeah. >> And pulling and and running and all that, so >> No, I'm afraid Are you a parent? Are you a parent? >> And this is watch, correct? >> It's my son's and I just my son was in an accident. >> Is this your watch? >> Yes, it's my >> I'm going to put it in your purse, okay? >> Maybe. >> Your son was in an accident? >> Yeah. >> I'm sorry to hear that. >> No, and so then >> I'm going to go confirm what we've got. >> Look, I have >> Yeah, he said he had >> I haven't asked her anything. >> Please give my wallet back, please. >> I'll Miranda is not How do you open this thing? >> I know it's hard. >> Miranda's like you said you wanted to >> Where's my Are you getting the rest of my stuff in the army bag? Cuz you took my video. >> Just open the purse, please, so I can put your wallet in. >> clean for 4 months, but that's just with the hope that I finally got into the God base one. >> Yeah, will you open the purse? >> I got to squeeze not like this. You got to squeeze these two. >> After finishing all the procedures, officers and store employees announced their decision regarding her actions. >> And I have >> is March 24th, 2026. You are officially trespassed from Target. You cannot come back to the Target, which includes all of the parking lot and all of this area until March 24th, 2027. If you do come back before >> And you were physical and put your hands on me. You put your hands on me. >> Miranda >> You put your hands on me. >> Miranda, listen. Do you understand what he just said to you? >> What? I don't care. I'm past I'm suing him. >> That's fine. >> He groped me. He touched me. >> can't come back. >> Just like your partner Ray is. >> If you come back within a year, you go to jail. Does that make sense? Okay. >> okay. I'm a little white girl, so you guys don't care that they're ruining my kid. My kid now is in the >> Anything else I can help you with? I mean, she was she was fighting me, so I was fighting her. Do it again over there. She doesn't like me very much. Yeah. Yeah. I told uh Bergman to go to since she's a female and whatever. All right. >> She was charged with petty theft, disorderly conduct, and resisting an officer. Lesson: Constant lies and victim playing only made the situation worse instead of helping her avoid the consequences. Worse, the woman also lost her job as a result of the incident. >> I don't want to lose my job. >> Have you been arrested for for shoplifting before? >> No. >> Are you sure? On the 2nd of March, 2026, police received a report of a theft at Walgreens. The female suspect was believed to have fled shortly after, but police quickly located her at a gas station. This is what happened at that moment. How you doing? >> Hello. >> Where's your bag at? Did you go to Walgreens right now? Are you sure? Okay. What are you doing here right now? >> I was working. >> Yeah. >> Where do you >> Working here? Okay. Where's your black bag? Want you to stand up for me. Did you have a black bag on you? >> No. >> Okay. You got anything in your pockets? Did you go to Jewel and you steal anything? I'm sorry, not Jewel, Walgreens. >> No. >> You sure? Cuz I'm going to have them come over here. And they have to identify you, you're going to be arrested. So, I want you to be honest with me. If you took stuff from Walgreens, tell me where it's at. Give it back to me, and we'll go from there. >> Okay. >> Where are the stuff? >> It's in my job. >> You work here? >> Yeah. >> Why would you go steal at Walgreens? >> I'm sorry. Cuz my boyfriend, he stole stuff and >> Okay. Well, you stole stuff today. >> Mhm. >> You're a Speedway employee. Okay. Did you pay for these gum? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Where's the receipt for it? >> This is mine from my job. This This is mine from my job. >> Let's go get the stuff. Want you to go we'll talk to them at the Walgreens see if they want if they want this their stuff back. Unless you want me to go talk to them. We'll just trespass her and let me >> my job. Well, you're here. Inform them that she's a Speedway employee and she's never going to do it again. Let's go get your stuff. >> You know I can't bring it back in the store. >> No, I'm going with you. Under police pressure, she admitted to her theft. Immediately afterward, the police recovered all the merchandise. Okay, well, give me the stuff that you took. All of it. That's all you took? >> Yes. >> Okay, let me get your ID. >> I have my ID >> Where's your ID? >> At home. >> Why would it be at home? You're working right now. Okay, let's go outside. 52 from 51 informing that I got all the merchandise that was taken. What's your first name? >> Niesha. >> Spell it. >> N I E S H A >> N I >> E S H A >> Slow down. >> E S H A >> What's your last name? >> Brassfield. Am I getting charged for this? >> Well, I don't know. It depends on what they want to do. The woman still believed there was nothing serious about what she had done, forcing the police to explain the consequences she could potentially face. It's a crime to steal. You work at a freaking gas station. Somebody stole from here. If you were working and somebody stole in your establishment where you're working, what would you want to do? >> Then >> Would you want them arrested? >> Not really, but I would have them give it back. >> you're in the predicament where you're on the other side of the of the of the >> I would have them give it back. >> Okay, well, I can't I can't tell you what they're going to do, all right? What's your last name again? >> Brassfield. >> Can you spell that, please? >> A S S F I E L D >> F I E L D Do you got a middle name, Niesha? >> Yes, Monae. M O N A >> Just need the N. What's your date of birth? >> Brassfield. Oh, no. >> That's 6. Can you run it again? >> 0101 >> Yes. >> Okay, what's your phone number, Miss Brassfield? How long have you been working here? >> Not long. >> Not long? How long is not long? Maybe a month, 2 months? >> Couple weeks. >> Couple weeks? Okay. >> I don't want to lose my job over >> Have you been arrested for for shoplifting before? >> No. >> Are you sure? Cuz I can look you up and I will find out. >> I know. >> Her expression showed no sign of remorse, and she went on to shift the blame onto her boyfriend, trying to frame him as the one behind the situation. All right. >> I was only in there like we sell my boyfriend, he sells stuff like I don't know on the train and stuff. He sells stuff. >> He steals from people? >> Huh? >> He steals from people? >> No, he like just sells. >> Sells stuff? >> Yeah. >> Okay, that's what >> deodorants and stuff and he tells me to get it. >> So your boyfriend told you to go to Walgreens, steal a bunch of deodorants so he can sell them on the train. Is that what you're saying? >> Basically. >> Okay. I got you. Your boyfriend's a bad influence. He shouldn't be telling you that. >> I know. >> How old are you? >> 20 I just turned 25 on the 28th. >> 25. So you're an adult, you can think for yourself, right? You make your own decisions, right? >> Mhm. >> Okay. And this one was a bad decision. >> Yeah. >> All right. Where do you live? >> Um east side. >> At that moment, officers explained to her that she would be placed in a patrol car. However, based on her reaction, she still seemed to believe she was not being arrested for her wrongdoing. We're going to have a squad car pass by over here. Just look at the squad car, okay? All right. >> That's 43 >> What does that mean? >> That means there's going to be somebody in the back of a squad car that going to identify you if you were the person that was stealing in that Walgreens or not. Okay? >> Shots fired 22, change to assist. >> I'm not going to help you. >> Yeah, I know. >> I'm getting arrested? >> Yep. Come on. >> That's a pretty good explanation for what they wanted to do. >> Finally, she was formally charged with retail theft. Attempting to minimize or justify theft does not remove legal responsibility, even under influence or external pressure. The individual still made a conscious decision to commit the act and later faced full legal consequences once the evidence was confirmed. Next, a single theft investigation ended up exposing two more separate crimes. >> The stuff wasn't scanned at the scanner. And I was like, "Oh, well, my apologies." >> What are you doing, bro? Oh, stop, bro. What are y'all doing, bro? >> On the 23rd of January, 2024, police stopped a vehicle suspected of being linked to a Walmart theft. However, they did not expect the situation to be far more serious than anticipated. This was what unfolded at the time. >> Hello. >> Hello. >> Good. How you guys doing today? >> Good. Good. >> Good. Awesome. Police Department. Um the reason why I'm stopping you today, there were some people at Walmart said that there was an issue. You guys um coming from that area. Um they gave this license plate and everything. Said the vehicle description um that was involved in some type of altercation with somebody from uh Walmart. >> Oh, yeah. We had just a a few items that she had supposedly scanned my scanned. I guess she forgot or whatever the case may be, but we left the items. >> Okay. >> And we we was trying to purchase it, but they said we couldn't. So, we just leave the store. >> Okay. All right. Um and it may be just some type of misunderstanding or something, but that >> Yeah, it was. And we I literally asked them, "Can we just go pay for the items?" They told me some, "No. Can you guys just leave our store?" >> Okay. >> We asked can we pay for it, and I asked them did they have a charger for me to charge my phone. They told us no. >> We need to rescan. >> They said we they just needed information before we could just leave the store. >> Okay. All right. And so, did you guys go like through a self-checkout or something? Or Okay. >> Yeah. And we literally tried to pay for the items. They wouldn't let us. >> Okay. All right, fair enough. Do you guys have your IDs with you? I can take a look at it real quick. >> So, they believed it was a misunderstanding rather than being caught in the act, and they admitted they had tried to pay afterward. However, that clearly violated Walmart's policy after crossing the final point of sale. At that moment, the primary suspect detailed the entire story from her perspective. >> Put some items in a shopping cart. Kind of go through that for me what happened as far as >> Um I was actually doing the scan and go on my other phone. >> Okay. >> Um I'm not sure if it died before or after we end up getting the cake because we didn't get uh cake until after we paid for the groceries. >> Okay. >> Um they asked to see a receipt. I said, "I forget the scan and go on my phone." My phone was dead. I asked, "Did they have a charger?" Because it was already on my phone. >> Okay. >> They said, uh "We will have to uh give them our information and uh uh we won't be allowed back in the store if we don't give them our information." I said, "What's the issue?" >> Okay. >> We paid for the stuff. I'm not understanding why. They At first, they wouldn't tell us what was the problem until we made it to the back of the back door. And they were like, "Okay, well, since you guys keep asking" because we kept asking like, "You guys are pulling us in the room, but not telling us what the problem is." >> Mhm. >> What the problem is. They like, "Oh, well, you got You guys have this uh cart, but the stuff wasn't scanned at the uh scanner." And I was like, "Oh, well, my apologies. I can rescan it, but my phone is dead." >> She came prepared with a detailed story about her phone dying and being unable to complete the payment, but in reality, police used her ID and discovered this was far from her first time doing something like this. >> All right. Uh miss We were just had a warrant. >> Okay. >> no. >> You have you have a warrant for retail theft. You weren't aware of that? >> No, I'm not. >> Yeah, it was it was issued in July of this year. So, it looks like it's a PR warrant though. So, what will have to happen is that we'll have to take you down to the county jail and you'll have to get your fingerprints and photographs and stuff and what they'll do is they'll give you a new court date about like 30 days out from now. Do you Are you aware of any pending cases or anything like that? >> No. >> Okay. Not aware of that at all? No, okay. So, if county too, so I don't know what what you got going on or whatever. I haven't looked into it yet, but they just told me that you had a warrant. >> What the >> Yeah, so are you on the phone with mom or you still are? Do you want to tell mom the information or whatever or have her come down and get you or >> Do you know how long this is going to be? >> Um it just depends on how long it takes to process you, that's all. So, the the faster we get going the faster I can get you out so you can get your kiddo's birthday party. Um they would have tried to make contact with you. You would have got something in the mail, too. >> I have not received anything in the mail, nothing. >> Okay. Yeah, you you would have got something in the mail around July then. So, like I said, it's a PR warrant. So, generally the only thing they'll make you do is post like $35. It's like a it's a warrant fee is all it is. What you'll have to post down there. >> The woman was taken into custody shortly afterward while the mail driver tried to clear his name and distance himself from the theft. However, police then informed him that he was tied to an entirely different violation. >> So, as far as your license goes, were you aware that your license is no good? Your license is revoked on our screens. You're aware of that or not? >> Oh my god, please don't tell me that. >> license is revoked. >> aware of that. I wouldn't been driving. See, that's why I'm saying like all this [ __ ] is just a lot. >> It Okay, it's been revoked since 2022. >> Huh? >> Your Your driver's license was issued in 2020 and then 2 years later it was revoked. >> I don't have no acknowledgement of that because I'm not a troublemaker. I don't get in trouble and I never That was never brought to my acknowledgement. I wouldn't been driving. Trust and believe me. >> So just so you're aware, the address that's listed on your driver's license, what is that? Is that letters from Secretary of State to that address on your driver's license? >> That's probably what it was. My mail went to that address. >> if you moved or something in the meantime, man. >> Yeah, cuz I didn't know. I wouldn't be driving. I got a whole mom. I would have just had my mom do all the driving and had her drive us around. Yeah, I never knew nothing about that, bro. >> Okay. All right, turn off. Turn off. >> Thanks for the heads-up. Like this [ __ ] is the worst. >> All right, so as far as the stuff from Walmart goes, man. >> It turned out nobody in the car was legally allowed to drive, forcing police to tow it. But the last passenger refused to cooperate, instantly getting himself charged, too. >> I have a right. >> Cuz I'm towing the car. >> So what How y'all going to get the balloons to her if she's on the way right now? >> give them to her when she comes. >> So what are y'all saying? >> I need you to step out of the car. >> tow truck is here? >> No, I need you to step out of the car so we can inventory the car. >> Inventory the car? Do y'all have a warrant? What are y'all >> Can you step out, please? >> have a warrant? We do not need a warrant. To what? >> If you want to go to jail tonight, you can go to jail. I'm telling you to step out of the car or you're going to go to jail. >> All right, give me 1 second. >> You can have this phone conversation outside of the vehicle. >> Step out of the car or you're going to go to jail. Or I'm going to pull you out of the car. >> Bro, what are you doing? >> Step out of the car. >> to do that. >> Step out of the car. Step out of the car. >> What are you doing, bro? Stop, bro. What are you doing, bro? Stop. >> I told you to step out of the car. >> I'm stepping out, bro. >> Stop, man. Stop. >> Help me. Help. >> Step. >> Help. Stop. Help. Help. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Help, man. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> me to get out of the car and everything. >> Sure did. I told you to get out of the car multiple times. >> The tow truck not even here. >> I'll get a tow truck. >> That's what I was saying, bro. >> Let me get a cuff on you. >> In the end, the woman was charged with theft. The driver was charged with driving on a revoked license. The remaining man was charged with obstructing law enforcement. Trying to argue, resist, or make excuses after getting caught only turned a Walmart theft stop into multiple criminal charges for everyone involved. Next, the woman tried to rob the bank believing a relative had been kidnapped. >> They said they said they were going to hold my husband. I don't understand. I I don't want to go to jail or anything. >> On the 26th of November, 2025, police received a report that a bank had detained an elderly woman for alleged bank robbery conduct. Upon arriving at the scene, the suspect, in a panic state, immediately explained the reason behind her actions. >> Sweetie, tell me tell me what's going on. Why why are we here today? >> It's my It's my husband. I don't know what was really going on. All I know, they said they were going to hold my husband until I get the money that was owed to them. I don't I can't say that's all I know. I don't know what's really going on. >> So, is it You said your your husband is going to hold your son hostage or someone's holding your husband? >> They they holding they holding them. >> How are they communicating with you? >> Uh like I said, it was uh through um connect uh through my gosh. >> It's okay. Take a deep breath. >> Like I said, it was uh they don't Oh gosh. They were calling through uh on my phone, but I couldn't still not was able to get through with anyone. >> Do you have your phone with you? Is this your phone? >> No. No. No. >> Under pressure as a mother, she had created the situation instead of calling the police for help. And at this time, she had also continued to share information about the kidnapping that her relative was facing. You don't don't call it. Just see if you can show me the number. They would be Did they recently call you? >> No, they hadn't called anymore. >> When did When did they call you last? >> Do and and I got scared enough. Like I said, I don't know the number by heart. I um They they called and uh like I said, only Oh gosh. When they called, he asked if uh there was anything and uh they they and I still uh maybe make sure they can get the money or else and that's all they said, but it was in person and they didn't didn't call anymore. Like I said, they they don't have my number. They they just told me in person. >> Okay. Who Who was that? >> It It's like I said, all I know the All I know is their first name is uh James. >> James? >> That's all I know. >> Is James a white, a black, a Hispanic? >> black. >> Black male? How old do you reckon he James is? >> About He maybe about in his 50s or 60s. >> So, he's an older fellow? Everything seemed to be in a difficult situation, but things changed when the police made a call to one of her friends. >> She was coming to Hello. >> Hi, Leticia? >> Yes. >> This is Deputy Andre. I'm here with Ms. Brown at the Regions Bank. Did you drop her off here? >> No, I dropped She was supposed to meet us at the waffle house. Which Regions? >> Okay. Does she have a Does she Do you know where her husband is? >> She's not married. Uh which Regions uh bank is she at? >> The one on 9 Mile um 4 9 Mile? >> Okay, we're coming to get her. >> Where does she live at? >> General Michelle Gates. >> Uh she lives at 78 34 Avenue in the back. >> So, she doesn't And she lives alone or does she have a son? >> Uh let me talk to her for a minute. Let me talk to her for a minute. Let Let >> What's wrong? >> What's wrong? >> Well, she uh put a gave a note to a teller saying that her son was being kidnapped by two people. >> Let me Let me talk to her a minute, please. I I need to let her know something. >> Okay, well, we're trying to She's coming here. Y'all are Are y'all coming here? Are y'all her caretakers or >> best >> Here. >> Oh, she >> Yeah. >> She don't even have a son. >> Oh. >> She doesn't have a son? >> No. >> Does she have any family? >> He's a man. He has no kids. She She has a brother that lives down south Florida. >> Okay. >> I'm going them to get her right now. >> It appeared there was no kidnapping and she did not have a son, raising questions about why she was so panicked. Her friend then arrived at the scene and provided clarification. >> Okay. >> Does she work at Sacred Heart? >> She works at Sacred Heart? >> Yeah. She's a housekeeper at Sacred Heart. >> You didn't bring her up here? >> No, I was supposed to meet her over here at the block of flats. >> All right. Cuz she's having some kind of mental either a mental breakdown or cuz she handed the teller a note saying that her son is out here in the parking lot being held captive by two people and that they sent her in here to get some money. >> No, we were supposed to meet her at the block of flats, take her to her house. And then me and her was going to go to go to the hospital, doctor's office with my husband. >> Mhm. For him or for her? >> For him. >> Mhm. >> Couldn't say. Uh it's just that she she's been with with on the go >> Mhm. >> a lot and she's real sweet. >> a lot of things >> Yeah, and it's she's probably she's uh got upset and something scared the crap out of her. And the only time she would do something like that is something would scare the crap out of her. And I've seen her get scared and do something like that. >> Her friend stated that she often experienced psychological distress and episodes of panic, possibly including delusions. A police officer was then dispatched to speak with her neighbors to verify the situation. >> Yeah, Ms. Brown, she was saying that's uh there's kidnappers in her house or whatever, so we were >> Huh? Oh, wow. >> Yeah, so we're >> you say? >> That they had >> it was kidnappers in the house. >> Really? >> That they kidnapped her son. But we're finding out she don't have a son. >> have a son. She got a son she got a brother that that live in town. >> Yeah. All right. >> Okay. >> We're trying to figure it all out. Yeah, thank you. >> At this point, based on the information gathered and despite understanding her condition, the police were still required to inform the woman of the truth. >> Okay. Can Can I be honest with you? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. You seem like a really sweet lady. All right? You really do. And and I totally get, right? Society that they do you no favors, right? We're in it for ourselves. It is what it is, right? It's fast feast or famine, right? I I know you're behind, right? You haven't You've been stressed a lot about the mortgage, right? And about your brother. >> He is is sick. >> Right? What's going on with your brother, baby? >> I don't know. I can say with him, his condition he's doing okay. He's got little uh, different situations going on. He had surgery with his knee and then plus this cancer system going on. >> What kind of cancer does he got? >> He They want this prostate cancer. >> I'm sorry to hear that. How Is he your older brother? >> He's my younger brother. >> It's always hard when it's your baby brother. Right? So So look, like I said, I do think, right? Like you you are a sweet woman and I think that you you are trying to do everything you can, right? To Are Are you the you kind of the matriarch of this house, right? It's just you taking care of everybody pretty much? >> Somewhat. Yes, sir. >> Okay. So I I know I know there's no no William or Charles at your house. Okay. It is what it is. All right? I I I think you you today was an attempt you were trying to fix everything that screwed up. But All right. So we're here. We just got to figure out what's really going on. So there wasn't really someone holding anybody hostage. >> I I I don't want to go to jail or anything. >> She was charged with grand theft involving an amount between $10,000 and $20,000 as well as fraud for obtaining This case highlights how panic and possible psychological distress can lead to distorted perceptions of reality resulting in serious legal consequences when actions are taken based on false assumptions. Next, let's move on to these chaotic women. >> You're going to be placed in the custody for battery, okay? So I need you to turn around and put your hands I need you to step away. Don't resist. Don't resist. Don't resist. That's something to flag side. That's something to flag side. >> On the 7th of February, 2026, officers received a report about a disturbance at Sam's Club. As soon as they arrived at the scene, one of the victims stepped forward and described everything they had witnessed. >> What's going on? >> So I just they were they were like women in a high school or black and white way to way to way to way to excuse me. I go excuse me. Kid hurt me. He he moved over. And then the one girl goes to me, "You didn't say excuse me." Blah blah blah. Started the [ __ ] with me. I was like, "Yeah, I did." And she goes, "No, you didn't." And I'm like I'm like in the middle of the aisle there and she's here. >> This aisle here? >> Two aisles over. Cereal aisle. But like I'm just right there and she's over here. And then she starts saying, "I'm going to you know, who do you think you are?" All this swearing and going on at me? Then she came up and actually physically attacked me. Like she came over, grabbed my arm, grabbed my hand, tried to switch her take my arm back. These are like girls in their 20s. And then the other girl and there's >> This is the girl in pink that grabbed you? >> No, the girl with her. The other girl with her is crazy. So the pink girl took her the other girl off me. And I was by myself. >> So the one in pink pulled the other one off you. Okay. >> But she's like >> And then they just started walking off? >> No, they were screaming and saying, "You're saying all this racist." I didn't say one racist ever in a million years, anything. They're saying then they're videotaping me. I'm like, "I'm going to call the police." You call the police. No, I'm okay. No, I'm fine. I appreciate that. This arm just came out of a cast. Oh, that's the kid. That's the That's the kid who was with them. >> Yeah. Hey, where's the young lady with the pink that was with you? >> He was with them. Come here. >> He was with them. >> What happened between you and this nice lady over here? >> Okay. >> There they are. >> The suspects being described suddenly appeared at the scene, allowing officers to approach them almost immediately, but their attitude clearly showed they had no intention of cooperating. >> I need your ID first. >> have IDs, sorry. >> Okay, what's your name though? >> What's my name? Beyonce Knowles. >> Okay, do you have any anything saying so? >> You said what? >> any paperwork or any sort of ID? >> Okay. >> Well, if you want to take me to go get fingerprinted, you can do that too if you want to. >> I mean, we could go that route. We could go that route. >> That's what pisses me off. She's [ __ ] lying. >> Do you have your ID with you? >> No, I don't have an ID. >> No. >> Who punched her? I said, "Look at the video. Yeah, you'll see her." But it wasn't my arm that was broke. >> And she grabbed your arm, you said? >> Yes, she did. Hey, y'all run the camera Y'all don't have a way to run the cameras back? >> Yeah, here. Let me check my phone real quick. Oh, the camera's off. >> Okay, I don't want to talk to you. Can I talk to somebody else, please? >> See >> Can we can >> Hey, if you if you come at me with the same amount of respect, then I respect you. >> told you to do. Okay. And you said she didn't say that. >> And what's her words? >> I don't give a It's I don't care. Don't call me >> It's her words. You know how many times I get called >> You right. Words are words. You right, but did I touch her? >> you did not. >> I get called I get called I get called the way it's it's 30 times to to my race. >> We been through some black history month. Of course the white honky going to fight with us cuz it's black history month. Of course they're mad. They're mad. >> She even used race to pressure the officers and make the situation harder while insisting she never touched the victim despite the visible scratches proving otherwise. >> She grabbed it here. Hard like real not light like really hard it was like around. Yeah, right there's her nail scratch. You see it right there. >> So the one with the reddish hair is the one who grabbed you? >> It's the one >> Not the one in the pink but the one with the reddish hair. >> Yeah, you see where the pink hair >> And what would you And what can we do to help you out there? >> Well what can we do? I mean I just got attacked. >> Okay, so did you take pictures of her arm? >> Yeah, you could see the nail scratch. >> All right, so basically you know her putting her hands on you is a battery so >> assault charges. >> Okay. All right, so we'll need you to stick around so you can sign the form. >> She hit me with her car and all I said was you can't say excuse me now. Stop recording me. Who recording? >> Okay. Okay. It's fine. You guys are being recorded right now. >> That's fine. I'm on camera. That's that that that's fine, but a civilian whatever What you recording for? You got social like what are you recording? >> Um do me a favor. Can you talk to me and tell me what happened? >> I don't know what happened. >> Okay, but I need you to stop moving around. You're detained right now, okay? >> I'm detained? >> Yes, so what happened between you and this lady >> Nothing happened. She bumped my sister with her car. My sister said, "Ma'am you can't say excuse me." She said, "I didn't [ __ ] say excuse me." She she get to talking stuff. I say excuse me and she didn't say excuse me. >> From the way these girls acted it was clear they could easily start trouble with anyone. Even then the woman kept denying the story and tried portraying herself as the victim instead. >> Yes, she did. She bit my fingers back. She bit them backwards. >> She bit them backwards? >> like this. >> Do you need medical attention right now, ma'am? >> Not only medical attention, but I never physically touched her. Like, I don't even know if she touched her. Don't know her. >> You've never encountered her before? >> Never mind. She said she got us there because she said you didn't say excuse me. Well, she did not say excuse me. She started mocking. Then she called Called her a woman. Called my little nephew a woman. This woman right here. I This is This is the boy. >> Well, again, what people say right, it's it's when the things get physical that problem. >> It never got physical. >> So, here's here's what I'm going to try to do, okay? I'm going to try to get the staff to help us find footage of this cuz again, you guys are alleging Again, I understand. I heard you out, okay? At this point, I can't really say one way or the other, all right? She's alleging you touched her first and you're alleging she touched you first. I understand. We're going to try to get this done as soon as possible. So, do you have any form of ID with you? >> All right. >> No. Okay. We'll take your We'll take your name. I'm going to have staff uh >> I don't want to give my name. I I just feel like this is not fair. Like, I I have other stuff going on, okay? >> Okay, well, we we heard you out, too, right? So, when we have an allegation that something got physical, right? Now, we need to investigate. >> What got physical? >> You told me she physically bit your finger, right? >> I never touched her. I never touched her. >> I'm not asking you about that. You told me she got physical with you, right? >> Yes, she was recording me without my permission. You put your phone in my face. I felt threatened. So, yes, I put my hand right here and said, "Do not record me." I never once touched her. >> when she grabbed you? >> Yes, she grabbed my hand. >> that's what I need to investigate because if she grabbed you, now I need to arrest her. So, you're saying she touched you first and she's saying you touched her first. You see the problem? I understand. I heard you out, right? All right. >> These women had no evidence proving they were the victims. And to stop the situation from dragging on any longer, officers made their decision. But even then, the women still managed to turn everything into an even bigger mess. >> So, do what happened? >> Okay, so I need your name if you're my victim, right? You're alleging she she put hands on you first. >> the She's the victim. >> She Of course she's just say she's the victim. She's the one who called. >> All I tried to explain to you what she said, but you keep talking over me. You you I was trying to explain to you what you were doing wrong. Okay, that's fine. Do me a favor, miss. I need you to turn around and put your hands behind your back, okay? You're going to be placed You're going to be placed in the custody for battery, okay? So, I need you to turn around and put your hands I need you to step away. Don't resist. Don't resist. Put your hands behind your back for me. Swat at my head one more time, you're going to handcuffs. Back up. You are interfering with an arrest. Don't grab my hand. Don't grab my hand. Stop resisting. Stop. Stop. Stop. That's fine. That's fine. That's fine. That's fine. That's fine. That's fine. Why don't you need to let go of your phone? You need to let go of your phone. So, they're not doing anything wrong, right? That's right. That's right. >> The woman was charged with battery and assault on a peace officer. Acting aggressively, refusing to cooperate, and escalating a minor conflict only made the consequences far worse for everyone involved. 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 meet this woman who became even more furious after being caught red-handed. >> You've got a warrant. Relax. >> I'm sorry, I got all my stuff. On the 28th of June 2024, officers approached a woman after suspecting her involvement in a theft at Kroger where she had taken items and walked out without paying. When confronted, she gave confusing and inconsistent excuses. Hello. What happened? >> It's me. >> What I mean? I got a call on you. >> Uh >> I got a call on you from Kroger. >> Oh, I had the tissue underneath. >> Uh-huh. >> And uh I I had I had a paper towel. >> Uh-huh. >> And I put it on the top and then I forgot and I walked back and I said, "Oh, I forgot I wanted to get it and I had the tissue underneath." >> Uh-huh. >> And I gave it back. >> Okay. That's not their version of it. >> What's their version? I was only in there for 5 minutes. >> Okay. Do you have a receipt for all this stuff? >> What stuff? >> Did you take anything from Kroger? >> I didn't have this. Yeah, juice. I didn't have this. >> You what? >> I didn't have this in my cart. >> You already had it? >> Yeah, I had this and that in my cart and this in my cart. >> Okay. Do you have an ID with you? >> No. >> What's your name? >> Uh >> What's your name? >> Why? >> Cuz we we got a call on you, you're the exact person for a theft in progress in Kroger. >> From the tissue? I gave the tissue back to her. >> Well, you took it out of the store. So, that's a theft. So, you can either cooperate Listen to me. You can either cooperate with us or we'll take you to jail. All right, so give me your name. >> I'm cooperating. I did not take the tissue out. I gave it back to her. >> So, regardless of whether you gave it back to them or not, it's still theft. You still took it. >> I didn't take it out the store. >> Okay. Took it past points of sale. Okay? >> I had a paper paper towel. >> Explanations are fine for after. Right now, I need your name. The woman claimed she was innocent because she had returned the items to the store, thereby indirectly admitting that taking unpaid goods had occurred. She attempted to find her ID for the officers, but did so in a careless >> Do you >> I was in a lot of stuff. >> Where do you live? >> Why? >> You want to go to jail? >> know why. Do you ask me if I want to go to jail for where I live? >> Because of what they told us so far that you stole all this stuff in this bag, okay? I'm asking you >> This stuff was mine. >> I asked where you live. Makes me think you left and you're hiding out over here on the other side of a fence. Like, it looks to me like >> No, I'm waiting for the bus. I was waiting I I was waiting for the bus. I ain't trying to hide. I'm sitting down. It's hot out here. I don't need to be yelled at. I don't need to be doing that cuz I know I gave the tissue back. I had a roll of tissue under me and I had paper towels and I placed it and I forgot the tissue. >> Well, we have a huge theft problem back there, okay? If you didn't steal anything, we'll be out of your hair here in just a few minutes. >> Okay. >> But, while we're doing our investigation, you do have to provide us the information we're asking for, okay? >> Okay. >> That's that's why when you were giving us attitude back, we got to start with you. >> That's fine. >> You have to give us the information we're asking for, okay? All right. 393 is What's that telephone number for, Ms. Smith? >> I don't have a telephone number. >> No telephone. What about home address? >> No information was provided as she had no intention of handing it over. And she even began complaining that all of this was happening just because of a roll of paper. >> Why? You want to just >> to identify you regardless of how it shakes out. >> Why are you asking me all this information over paper towels that I gave back? >> Okay. >> I was in there twice. I went over there and I came back. I went to go get tissue and I gave it back. >> Please be quiet. I dropped stuff. >> Why are you grabbing me? >> a warrant for your arrest. >> No, I don't. >> Don't. You've got a warrant. >> Why do I have a warrant? >> Don't. >> Don't put your hands on me. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. >> If you don't relax, I will charge you with resisting. If you do not relax, I will charge you with resisting. Let go. Let go. You When I tell you to I tell you to cooperate, this is not relaxing. >> I have a warrant for my arrest. >> You You do? When I When they ran your social, they just told me you had a warrant. All this could have been avoided except for the warrant. You just You just >> we know I have a warrant? >> I don't know. I haven't been able to get that far cuz you haven't been straight with me. >> I mean, you didn't let me know. You doing this to me. >> move. >> You doing this to me. >> You're moving around, that's why. Stop moving. I'm trying to loosen them up. >> You Okay. Wait a minute now. >> Relax. >> I am relaxed. >> I'm violating this to put you on the ground. >> Y'all always do. Y'all broke my arm before. >> Relax. >> Y'all broke my arm before. >> Now, I can get a thumb in there and I'm not going >> Okay. Okay. Look, let me put my arms together because I've been through this. Okay. Now, let my arm go. >> She admitted that this was not her first encounter with the police, and because of that behavior, the officers began to grow suspicious of the items she was carrying in her bag. >> That's all my stuff. That's all mine. >> Based on your reaction and how you're behaving towards us, I'm going to say you probably stole it. >> I haven't been doing this job. >> I've only been doing this job for a few days. I've only been doing it for a few days, but I'm going to say this shit's stolen. All right, relax. You find your I find a receipt, I'll be more than happy to tell you I'm I'm an idiot. Where's the receipt at? >> Not that bag. >> This bag? >> Yeah. >> This bag? >> Yeah. >> we'll check >> No, matter of fact, There ain't no receipt. >> What's the stuff in there? Talk to PJ Maxx, too. We got the stuff in the bag. >> There ain't no receipt in here. >> We'll run into him. >> No, he bought that for me. >> You've been out stealing. >> Yeah, he went in the car. He bought that. That's his stuff. >> Who's he? >> Here. >> Who? >> That's my boyfriend's stuff. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Well, we'll check on it. You've been out stealing. I'm not a fool. You act like I'm an idiot. >> I'm not acting like you're an idiot. >> All right, well, you are. >> No, I'm not. >> You've been You You've been out stealing today. >> I just seen Those are my I had bags. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. Wait. you What are you looking for? I couldn't hear him. What are you >> They They were wanting to know how much product she's got. >> We got all kinds of stuff. >> probably. >> We got all kinds of meat and frozen stuff, some cereal, some juice, some tea. We got We got a lot of stuff. >> Charge him. >> And he threw toilet paper at him, so I'll just charge him with robbery. You want to cooperate? >> No, it's all the paper active. I had toilet paper under me. >> it at him. To get away. >> Your hand. >> My guess is to get away. >> took the toilet paper down back down the wall. >> All right. >> Down the aisle. >> Well, you're going to get charged with theft, too. You can't produce a receipt. >> The officers became convinced that she had committed theft, and even the items she carried were treated as stolen, while her excuses only deepened the suspicion that she was a repeat offender. >> So, it's all that TJ Maxx stuff? >> It sure looks like it, yeah. >> No, that's mine. >> They've all got fresh TJ Maxx tags on them, so we're going to call it TJ Maxx stuff for now. Usually when I give something to somebody, I usually don't give them stuff with the tags on it. >> Listen, he he just came out. That's mine. That's all from her. >> He didn't come out with TJ Maxx bags when he bought all this stuff from TJ Maxx? >> Yeah, he had a bag, but he gave me mine and he left. That's mine. I got stuff that I did at home, too, with tags on it. That's all my stuff. And that's my stuff, too. >> Okay, well, that stuff's not right now in your stuff. That's either going back to the store or it's going in our property until you can prove that it's yours. >> That's mine. >> Ooh. This is stuff. All right, let's go ahead and put all this stuff in the car with you. We need to hold on to that up front. Do you have anything in your >> put that back in my bag. Just sit it back cuz I never get my stuff back. I never got I never get my phone or my tablet back. Put it Just put it in my bag and keep it all together. >> So, it's not staying on you for now. >> it from off my purse. >> It's not staying on your foot. >> The situation did not end there as she still refused to accept what was happening, making the process of escorting her into the patrol car extremely difficult. >> Look at my shoes. >> You got shoes? >> They go with my bag. Why did you have to cut my bag? >> Sit in the car. Sit in the car. >> Get off of me. >> Get in the goddamn car. Now I see why you got thrown to the ground. >> Yeah, well throw me to the ground then. >> Get in the car. >> Get off of me. >> Get in the car. Don't kick me. Get off of her. Get in the car. >> And my shoe. >> Nope. Get in your knees in the car. I will beat your shoe. >> I'm in here already. I'm in here. >> Stop moving. You just got assaulted by a police >> care. You always got assaulted. Give me my shoe. >> You don't get to tell us what to do. Get your foot in the car. Get your foot in the car. >> shoe on. >> Just go to the trunk. Get your foot in the car. I'm done arguing. >> I didn't put her in the car. This makes you do this. >> I know. >> I'll help you with this [ __ ] >> What do you think? They confirmed your warrants. You're also under arrest for that. >> What? For the what? >> Yeah, your warrant. >> You already said that, but I was asking you what for what what when was the what? >> I hadn't had a chance to talk to dispatcher look at my computer for that cuz you were being kind of a pain. >> Who cares? Now, y'all are being a pain. He's being a pain to me. You shouldn't tell people how to treat me. >> I I stopped out and talked to you just nicely. >> It wasn't about you. >> All right. >> When he came up, he was pressing me the wrong way. >> What? >> That's >> Well, if you did wrong, you got to get end up with it. >> mean treat me wrong if I did wrong. I do what I take a from place to the cop, but don't you walk up to me like you got >> She was charged with misdemeanor theft and obstructing official business. Lying and resisting only makes a bad situation worse. Taking responsibility early can prevent minor offenses from turning into serious legal consequences. More dramatic, step into the story of these women. >> Get on the ground now. Bro, come on, stop. >> Get on the ground. Get on your stomach. >> Stop running, you're going to get tased. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> On December 8th, the police received a report about two women stealing from a Prada store and fleeing. But surprisingly, they continued their actions at another store without knowing they had already been spotted. Here was what happened next. >> Yep. >> Stop. Hey, stop running, you're going to get tased. You're going to get tased. Stop running. >> Stop running. >> Get the other, get the other, get Foot pursuit through the outlet. With the police, stop running. With the police, stop running, you're going to get tased. With the police, stop running. With the police, stop running. Not four. With the police, stop running. Stop running, you're going to get tased. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Why y'all got me? >> Do not move. Face the wall. >> I'm trying to pay for my >> Foot pursuit of Alice. Here. You're going to get tased. Get the >> Get on the ground now. Bro, come on, stop. >> Get on the ground. Get on your stomach. >> Okay, okay, okay. >> Drop your phone, you're going to get tased. Put your hands behind your back. >> Bro, why won't you >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Bro, why won't you give me my bag, bro? I got this for you. Y'all got me on camera doing anything. I got money. That girl just stole that from me. >> Stop resisting. >> I'm not resisting anything. >> The woman acted as if she was innocent, even though she had tried to run earlier. Even after calming down, she continued making different excuses, even shifting the blame onto the other woman. >> When I tell you to do something, you stop. >> I'm stopping. You scared me. She gave me her bag and started running. What you expect me to do? Can I get my shoes, please? I don't want to walk barefooted. Excuse me, sir, please. Mr. Officer, please, my shoes. >> Josh, where are you? >> My shoes, guys, please. This is nasty. Everybody spits on this floor. >> You got her? Do we got her? Do we >> Thank you. Stop moving. >> I'm not going nowhere. I'm telling you I'm paying for my >> Probably. >> She had my She gave me the bag. I'm trying to buy my stuff. I have money. I'm not spending. >> I mean, I don't think they stole from you guys yet, but >> I'm not >> They've been hitting a bunch of stores, so >> No, I have not. I just bought stuff out of Nike. I just bought stuff out of Nike. >> She felt no guilt at all, only cared about her own situation, and shamelessly denied everything even when the staff had already provided evidence. >> Appreciate it. >> Do you have any >> Where was that? >> In the fitting room. >> In the fitting room? Okay. Uh just give us give us a minute Once we get more officers over here, they're going to come in and we'll try to see what else they had there. >> I didn't know. >> That was the other girl that just walked out of that defense. She was in >> Hey. Hey. >> Stop yelling, blacky. >> Stop Stop acting like we don't know what we're talking about. >> Stop yelling, blacky. Stop yelling. Those other girls that just walked out of there just left because something was going on. I'm in there shopping. Why would I be in there that long? Yeah, that was that black girl. You watched the black girl walk right out the door. No, cuz she was the one that walked right out the door. They going to accuse us. I know. >> You ran cuz the police yelled stop. Police, you kept going. Why you look back at me? >> to see why I ran. >> You got warrants? >> Oh, no. I'm going to walk. >> Do you have an ID in there? >> No. >> Do you have any weapons in there? >> No. >> Okay. What's your name? >> Jessica. >> While fleeing, they had discarded a bag filled with stolen merchandise in an attempt to erase the evidence, but the store staff recovered it, ultimately revealing that they were professional thieves. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Uh okay. >> Oh, [ __ ] >> Thank you. >> Sir, I have a call for you. It's 9:20, Miss Wing. >> All right. Shall we check, shall we? Uh that looks like yours. >> Yep, that's ours. >> Is that Is any of this yours? >> Yep, that. >> This thing? >> Mhm. >> And then Probably this one, then, too? >> Mhm, that's ours, too. >> Okay. >> That's Old Navy. >> Old Navy? >> And then that is probably theirs, yeah. >> Is there stuff in >> No, that's their gift certificate. Yeah, that's probably stolen, too. >> Yeah, I would assume so. >> Old Navy Adventure. >> Cuz this looks like that. >> Yeah. >> So, these are both Steve Madden. This is Steve Madden. And this is their rental car. And then this is Old Navy in here. Old Navy, Old Navy, Old Navy, Old Navy. >> Old Navy. >> Where's the Steve Madden? >> 10-4. >> Oh, did they come out of Saks? >> 10-4. >> All right. They lost sight of them at the fountain. >> Yeah, we released her. >> So, after they were following them, they pulled them over in the parking lot. >> The iDrive van still needs one more. Sir, for the iDrive van, needs one as well. >> Can you get my purse? That purse is next to you. >> Which purse is yours? >> This is my purse. Let me get my purse. >> This purse is yours. No, it's going with you. You're under arrest. It's going with you. >> From their expressions, it was clear they were angry about being caught, showing no remorse at all, even joking with each other afterward. >> What y'all talking about? Talking about yay and giving that and pounds and >> They did. That's it. >> They did. That's it. They did. >> Can somebody tie the back of my neck? Cuz this is my thing for the >> What? >> Yeah. >> Pull it up. Pull it tight. >> I can't untie that. >> Untie. Wait, let me go down first. Untie cuz it's going to come off. He know you do your girlfriend's own. You know how to do it. >> You said untie and untie and untie. >> press the thing. You press the thing to record. You press All she said >> No, I just >> All she said was can you >> Cuz you know if you stretch it from around my neck, then it's going to release. >> Come on. You doing too much. Sit down. >> You can't Blackie, your hands aren't cuffs. How? That don't make sense. Make it make sense. >> Sure it's a bow tie? >> Ultimately, both women were charged with organized retail theft and resisting law enforcement. Actions driven by denial and selfishness only make the consequences worse. Taking responsibility early can prevent a bad situation from turning into a life-changing mistake. >> You ain't Natasha, ain't you? >> No, sir. I'm not Natasha. >> You not You Natasha? >> No, sir. >> Yeah. >> I saw the name. >> What's your daughter's name? >> It's Khadijah Khadijah. Can I get your full name? >> On the 7th of November, 2025, officers approached a woman suspected of involvement in a shoplifting escape. The officers could not have anticipated her actions that followed. Initially, the suspect was asked to confirm her information. >> What's your last name? >> Monique Clayton. >> Clayton? >> Uh-huh. C R A Y T O N. >> Date of birth? >> Oh Lord Jesus. I was I was like, what do I July. I just got I was like, what the hell going on? I didn't know 1981. I'm sorry. >> I got you. Where you Where you stay at? >> I stay over here on Johnson Street. I just moved on Johnson Street. Right there with them houses right there back there. >> On Johnson Street? >> Uh-huh. >> What's the address there? Do you know? >> The address? >> Mhm. >> I don't I I know it's the gray house there at the corner cuz I just moved in with them, so I don't really know the name. >> Although she appeared cooperative in providing information, the woman was actually quite familiar to the officers who even knew her real name to uncover her criminal history. >> Hey, do you We got a warrant on Natasha Nash. >> Who? >> Natasha Nash. >> Let me see your >> This looks like her. She's giving me a different name, but >> My daughter's name is Natasha. >> She ain't my niece. Yeah, let's go get her. She probably She probably about to take off on me. I don't I don't know if I can get her. I'm going to try. All right, Timber. >> Yeah, right here. Hold the line here. >> I'm on Crowder Street right here. I'm with her. All right, look at that. >> Yes, sir. Okay, what do you need? >> Yes, sir. I'm staying in the shade. >> Okay. Okay, yeah. >> Okay, I got you. All right, you Natasha Nash? >> No, sir. I'm not Natasha. >> You're not You're Natasha? >> No, sir. >> Yeah. >> I swear to god >> daughter's name? >> I don't have no daughter. >> No no daughters? >> No, sir. I don't have a son. >> You have a son? >> Yes, sir. I'm not Natasha. >> All right, you got any You got any proof of ID? >> No, sir. I didn't know >> Zero proof of ID. Why you got chicken in your pocketbook? >> Oh, cuz I was at my bus My bag had busted and I on the way back from >> But you still got that right there, though. >> cuz I was just kept it cuz it was heavy. No, I I Where'd you get it from? I went to Harvey's. I just came from Harvey's to go get some food. I went and got some buns and the fried chicken and but I My bag had busted, I put my stuff some of the stuff up in here cuz I was walking with the bag, but >> Yeah, stay right there just a second. You You want to stay on Glendale? >> No, sir. >> Not no more? >> No, I never stayed on >> What's your husband's name? >> I don't have no husband. I'm not married. >> Not married? >> I've never been married, no, sir. >> Yeah. >> Thus, the woman deliberately concealed her identity, even denying being a mother or a wife. However, shortly after, she began to change her statements. >> All right now, you be detained. >> For what? >> So, you just stand by right here for just a second and I'll get you on your way. >> No, I I wonder why? Because it's >> Yeah, because you are you appear to be someone that we're looking for. >> Oh, no. I don't know who that is. How can you say me and I'm not do the person you look for? I I got kids. >> but just a second. >> My kids is over there, man. Sir, and I know, sir. I stay right there. I don't even know what this is. Glendale right here? See, I I don't even know. Uh-uh. How y'all detaining me and I don't even know? Let me call and make make sure my kids is safe. This is crazy. I don't understand this. >> Stay right here. Wait with me. Stay Get out of the road. Get out of the road. All right. >> No, I have to make sure my kids is safe. >> Uh I'm trying to look for the picture of it. She She definitely appears to be her and she's walking off and everything like that. It appears to be Natasha Nash and she's walking off. >> While the officers were attempting to verify her information, the woman displayed multiple suspicious signs and shortly after a tense pursuit ensued. >> All right. She's running down the street here. 10-90 on foot out. >> Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Don't do that. >> Get down. Get on the ground. Now. >> nothing. >> Get on the ground. Now. Now. Get on the ground. Get on the ground now. Now. On the ground. Get on the ground now. Get on the ground. >> Why are you holding me like that? Why >> Get on the ground. >> My kids. >> Get on the ground now. >> Sir, I didn't do nothing. >> Get on the ground. >> I don't know, sir. I don't I didn't do nothing. >> I got them behind the behind the old Mexican restaurant on South Main. She's about to get in again. Put your hands behind me. >> Okay. >> This very act of fleeing made everything worse and it implicitly admitted that she carried guilt, yet she still showed no remorse and continued to portray herself as the victim. >> Get up. You're [ __ ] and running. Stand up. Yeah. Yeah, I have asthma running. Let's go. Uh I had to change the fire alarm battery. That's good. Yeah. You smoke and you just run. You knew that Stand up. Stand up. >> I can't. I can't, sir. >> What's your 20? Stand up. Yes, you can. Hey, you about to get it again. You better not do it. Stand up. I I'm on I'm on I'll do it this. And I'm going to do this. Thank you. Stand up, Natasha. Yeah, we'll sit down there. Right here. Sit down on your butt. >> Walk back right here. >> Sit down. Sit down. Sit. I'll go with that. I got you. Go ahead and roll with it. >> It was evident that the woman had nothing but deception, and shortly after, the medical team arrived and confirmed that her condition was merely a ploy. >> Yeah. And you know You know I've always give you ample opportunity. I got always gave you ample opportunity to >> 802 Main Street, 802 Main Street. >> You ain't never seen me. >> 802 Main Street, 802 >> I have my seizure. >> This old man, I was coming up to realize old man falls over the flash. I had to go to the courthouse for grass. >> That was all every time. >> All right. >> Um she uh she ran from Crowder Street, got right here. I shot her with a taser. One probe hit her jacket, one probe hit her um left uh left leg. Uh she didn't hit the didn't hit the ground or nothing like that, but it got her attention enough for her to stop running. >> Where are my shoes at? Where are my shoes? >> So, um she was good on breathing uh for the little 75-yd sprint there. >> Where are my shoes at? >> Yeah, my chest would hurt, too, if I ran that far. You have any medical problems? >> My chest hurts, too, son. I lost it, son. All right, we'll see the side of your finger. >> Yeah. She got it. No, I'm good, man. Yeah, I'm good. Yeah, yeah. >> I need you to take some short, deep breaths cuz it's just your heart rate's a little elevated, but everything else is good. All right, well, I'm going to put you in the truck and do a 12-lead, but if it's normal, I'm going to let you go with them, okay? That's where we at right now. >> You need her up? >> Yeah, if you don't mind. >> No, I don't think they >> That was 144. >> Nobody's laughing at you. >> Yes, ma'am. Yes, they are. >> No, they're laughing at him. >> His heart rate's high. >> My heart rate's higher than yours is. >> But I said, you know, I don't never give you no problems, so you know >> You ain't never gave me no problems. That's why I can't understand why you ran from me. >> In the end, she was charged with retail theft, resisting arrest, and obstruction of justice, in addition to her active warrants. Running only made her situation worse. Honesty and accountability from the start could have prevented far more serious consequences. Next, the man even turned Walmart into his own marathon. Somebody called the police on me? >> Absolutely. >> For real? >> Yeah, come on. >> Who did it? Who called the police, man? >> On August 10th, 2024, officers received a report from a Walmart store about a man who had been committing theft. According to the surveillance footage, he repeatedly glanced around as if he had been preparing for something. Once he had ensured it was safe, he began taking multiple shopping bags and placing them into his cart, showing that this had been a premeditated act. Immediately after, he left the store without paying. At the same time, officers had already arrived and moved in to stop him, which then escalated into a dramatic chase. >> The ones right here? >> Yeah. >> Officer, I want to see why y'all stopped me in the middle of the >> You should just stop. >> Huh? >> You should just stop. >> I did. >> Stand him up. >> I ain't going to be able to stand up like that. >> Why you roll up? >> I'm trying to. >> I know. >> There it is. >> Call the police for me. >> I got you. >> What I did? Tell me this. Why y'all was already waiting on me to come out the door? Somebody called the police on me? >> Absolutely. >> For real? >> Yeah, come on. >> Who did it? Who called the police, man? Cuz you was waiting on me. All right, listen. Do I got to go to jail? >> Absolutely. >> Why? >> Cuz you ran. >> His act of fleeing had indirectly admitted his own wrongdoing, yet he still questioned whether he would be going to jail. Perhaps it was because he felt no real remorse. He even went as far as making desperate pleas. >> Please, man. I don't need to be from here. >> Oh well. >> Man. Oh my god. Man, that was for school, man. Hey, man. I ain't got I can't say. This is not but I got 10 people that's here with me, man. Can I at least tell them? >> You'll be able to tell them at the jail. >> No, I'm telling them here now cuz I ain't going to be able to contact them and let them know nothing, man. Man. >> 7157 >> You got gloves? Hey. >> The man appeared remorseful but in reality he was only frustrated at being caught red-handed and now information about him began to be gathered. >> I have you on OD. I'm just saying, man. I'm trying to comply but I want to I want somebody to know I'm going to jail. >> Hey, you can let them know when you get down to the jail. >> Why I got to let them know when I get down to the sir? What What's your >> First name? It would have been easier if you would have just not done all this. >> I mean, [ __ ] >> So now we're past cooperating. We're just going to finish this up and go from there. What's your first name? >> Sam. S A M. >> And what's your birthday? >> 89. These cuffs are too tight, man. >> Oh, we'll check in just a second. You have a Georgia ID? >> Huh? >> You have a Georgia ID? >> Where's it out of? Hm? Where's it out of? >> Florida. >> Florida? What's your middle initial? >> You got to feed it, man. >> It wasn't even a >> Your arm, did it uh you might have a skin rash? >> To my right here. >> A little blood right there somewhere. Hands. >> At this point, another officer had begun collecting additional evidence from the surveillance cameras, and everything only made his guilt even more clear. >> That's when you want to grab bags? >> Yep. Just people He checked the mirror trying to see if there was a way he could get the guard center bolts. I said, "Well, I don't know." That's when >> Only bags, his items. >> Yep, so I don't I don't actually have him bagging items. Yeah, it was in a blind spot. >> Mhm. >> But >> But you do have him not going to the register. >> Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. There we go. >> That's all I need. >> Yeah. Yeah, eventually well >> Uh is there any way you can get all of those different uh >> Oh, yeah. Only one with the disc. >> All on one disc, yeah. >> Yeah, get them in order and everything so y'all can see. >> That's going to be wonderful. >> Yeah, I got you. Yeah, so it goes from here. >> Oh, go back to that one real quick. Go back a little bit. >> Who's that? >> Yeah, so his buddy wasn't in the store. He actually just walked off. >> Um >> But but technically he didn't do anything. Like so all we can say is, you know, charge him with knowing someone who did a crime. But >> Yeah, but he didn't actually help or anything. >> Yeah, I didn't know. >> Okay. >> Oh, yeah. Or I would have easily told y'all, yeah. >> Mhm. >> Um All right. >> If you wondered why a physically capable man like him did not seek a job and instead turn to theft, At this very moment, he was about to give you the answer. >> Yeah, man. I wanted to. You know, I I didn't want to. So simply, what it what it would have been just a Well, no, cuz I had all that stuff. I would have still went to jail. I can't really hear you, though. >> Sam Haywood was charged with felony shoplifting for stealing over $650 worth of goods, obstruction of law enforcement for fleeing from officers, and additional charges related to his four active arrest warrants. Running from the truth only made his situation worse. Instead of taking responsibility, his choices turned a simple crime into a far more serious consequence.