Roll over. Roll over. >> I might have pooped myself. >> Then get in the car. >> Who the hell are you? >> Get in the car. Come on. >> Don't touch me. >> On March 30th, 2024, police received a call from a retail store reporting a woman caught shoplifting. Upon arriving, officers realized she was engaging in even more troubling behavior, according to the store employees. >> What's up, Anthony? >> How's it going? >> You guys want first charges? Yeah, she's she's been like kissing people with babies and has already her merchandise wearing it. >> Oh, she has your merchandise on. >> Yeah. >> You'll see a card. >> How many times have you asked her to leave? >> Three times. And she runs away saying I'm harassing her. Her car right here. That's her right there in all blue. Hello, police department. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> So, the store has asked you to leave. Could you please remove their merchandise and leave? >> I can't leave. I can remove my merchandise. >> Thank you. >> They call the police again. >> The woman displayed complete resistance to cooperating. If observed, she attempted to leave wearing sunglasses with the tag still attached. And that was not all. Officers also noticed other items. >> Drop the purse. Take the shoe off. >> This You don't know what's mine. >> It's got the tag on it. >> You don't know that my shoes are over there. You don't know what I know. >> Where? >> Oh. Woah. Woah. Woah. Woah. Woah. Woah. Woah. Woah. Woah. Woah. >> Uh-uh. You hold on. Nuh-uh. For what? >> Under arrest. >> For what? >> For trespassing. >> I'm not trespassing. >> Let go. My thing's under. >> Let go. >> No, I'm not. Let go. Arrest. >> I'm not under arrest. I haven't done anything wrong. >> What have I done wrong? >> Listen, we don't need to escalate. >> What have I done wrong then? Can you please let go of me? >> Listen, I've already told you. They've asked you several times to leave. >> They haven't asked no one. No, they have not. >> I'm going to give you one more opportunity to tell a lie and find your back. >> I'm not being arrested for nothing or force will be used against you. >> Physical force is going to be >> You are being recorded. Physical force is going to be used to crush you. You are under arrest. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> The store's original request was simply for her to leave, and the police had repeatedly warned her. By now, however, nothing had gone as intended. In fact, the situation had only worsened due to the woman's actions. >> I'm not submitting anything on the tell her that then. >> Stop. I'm not going to jail. I didn't do anything wrong. You did my child really. Roll over. Roll over. Roll over here. Or pull that arm this way. One time we're fighting here. Hold on here. That one went under your body. Hold that one. Ouch. You [ __ ] Stop it. You're hurting me, you stupid jackass. Stop it. >> I got to hold this. I'm trying to put these back. >> Stop it. You're hurting me, you stupid. >> Stop fighting. Who's fighting? >> You are. >> How? So >> you literally almost >> I'm fighting. You're literally making me better have the key to my [ __ ] car. >> I'm looking right at it. >> That's my key. >> It's not your key. I told you that the last time we played this. >> This was the outcome of the woman's own choices. One might have expected her to stop resisting after the chaos, but she continued to clearly display her defiant behavior. >> Cooperative. >> No, no, it was cooperative. It was cooperative. You [ __ ] wrestled me down. Listen in that truck. >> Listen, it's either you're going to stop. It's either going to be cooperative or have to put you in a >> wrap property in the truck that you have the key to. >> Okay. >> The four truck. >> We're going to give you one opportunity to walk out of here. >> Okay. If you don't, you're going to go in a wrap. >> I'm going with my property. >> Okay. >> One opportunity. >> I stand you up. Okay. >> Take the shoe off. It's not yours. >> My property is in the >> Take your shoe off. My property is in the >> Take that shoe off. >> Right here, too. I have property in this car. >> Take the shoe off. >> No, my shoes are over there. Take my shoes off. Take it off. >> There's a cup. I have stuff in here. I have things that belong to me. I'm not leaving the store without it. >> You're going to bring it back to me, then? >> I hope I'm bleeding right now. >> No. Are you Are you pressing your [ __ ] thumb into my [ __ ] Stop doing that. >> Stop. [ __ ] >> I can't believe you bit my finger. >> Or stomp my toe. >> [ __ ] [ __ ] you. >> You're pressing too hard on my arm. Why are you doing that? >> Stop. >> No, you stop. You're pressing too hard on my arm. >> It was impossible to know what the woman truly wanted. She seemed indifferent to whether her actions were wrong, but above all, she appeared intent on taking out her anger on the officers nearby. >> Break my wrist again. >> Go ahead. Stop. >> You're not a male. That's a male. >> She's requesting a female. >> I didn't request a female. >> I said you're not a male. I said that's a male. >> Exactly. I don't understand why I'm here either. I'll get the clothes off at the jail. >> Oh, wow. At the jail. I'm getting arrested for >> I think she pooped herself. >> Who called the medic? Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa. Don't touch my butt. >> Anything on that side? >> You think I pooped myself? Is that your baby? >> Why are you twisting my wrist? I told you you broke it once already. >> I have an X-ray that you need to stop. >> Stop. >> You need to stop. You're the problem. >> And everyone's going to stand around. Let this happen. I hope someone has a captain. It's not funny. >> Sit down. Don't tell me that. >> Act like an adult and I won't. >> Wow. Sit in the car. I >> thought I was minding my business acting like an adult already. >> Please don't touch me. Please don't touch me. I feel so violated. Really? >> Sit in the car. >> I might have pooped myself. >> Then get in the car. >> Who the hell are you in the car? Come on. >> Don't touch me. >> Here you go. Thank you. >> Go get my thing. >> Okay. [ __ ] it. She bit his fingers. >> She bit me and my [ __ ] tongue. To reiterate, the outfit she was wearing had also been taken from the store. And at this point, the police had to inform the staff that it would be difficult to return it immediately. >> Um, the clothing that's on her, I'm pretty sure she might have defecated on her. >> That's why it's totally fine if you have to get I don't even want the clothes back to be honest with her. >> Did she have any property with her? >> No, she literally came with pretty much nothing. Like, whatever. >> Does she have shoes on? >> Yeah, she has Vans on. I can go in the clothing department and see if there's over here. >> That's the only thing you think she has. Besides that, >> definitely says you have enough info to log the RP from her. >> You just told me I can hear you. >> What's your name? >> No name. >> All right. I'm just going to have to get my fingerprint air finger. So >> Sarah. >> Hey, Sarah. What? >> What's your last name? What? >> What's your last name? >> What' you say? >> What is your last name? >> Pan. RP. >> You want me to just email it to this one then? Or I'll >> I'll send you a link tonight. Um, what time you off? >> I'll be here till 11:00 cuz we got to do like a close tonight for you tomorrow. >> Okay. If you don't get if I get tied down and you don't get a link from me, just email it to me when you get it. >> Okay. You'll probably get like a >> Immediately afterward, the police tried to confirm information from the woman, but it was far from easy. Her irritability persisted throughout. >> All right, miss. Can you lean forward real quick? I got to get your your thumbs. >> You got to get my thumbs. >> Mhm. If you could just push your thumb like that. So, your right thumb. >> I guess you're going to have to do that. I'm not going to help you. >> Pretty sure that she pooped herself. That's kind of gross. when you when you >> Okay. Well, I'll have to see. There we go. >> Uh, she's gone now. I don't >> We didn't use any force on her. We just pulled her out. >> Does she have a complaint of pain? >> She has a complaint of pain at all. >> I think >> Is your name Tanya? Tanya, are you injured at all? >> Tanya, are you injured at all? >> Nope. No complaint. Okay. Oh, >> your shoes. >> Those shoes were not mine. Neither is the [ __ ] I'm wearing. The stuff in the [ __ ] shopping cart was mine. >> They said it wasn't. >> I don't care what they said. You never >> She doesn't have a complaint of pain and no injury. >> Are you injured, Tanya? >> My name is not Tanya. >> Okay. Are you injured? >> What's your injury? >> She slammed the door on my elbow twice. >> She said I slammed the door on her elbow. >> You're undignifying me right now. The woman was charged with shoplifting, resisting arrest, assaulting an officer, first-degree burglary, and failure to appear in court. Resisting law enforcement and refusing to take responsibility for one's actions only escalates consequences. Compliance and accountability can prevent minor incidents from turning into serious criminal charges. >> Police Department, >> you could tell she was getting tired by the end of your walk. On the 25th of January, 2023, officers were dispatched to a local grocery store. But upon arrival, they realized the situation was far from simple when she acted as if nothing had happened and walked straight out. >> Police department. running. >> Stop police. Where's the leader? >> Stop police. Stop police. You're making it worse for yourself. Stop. Police 7722 in custody. The woman was arrested after the intense chase, and that act seemed to replace a confession of guilt, leaving her with nothing to say. >> All right. So, you are in custody for resale theft and for resisting. I'm going to search you. Do you have anything on you that's going to hurt me, like needles or knives? >> Nope. Okay. So, I step up against the vehicle. Is there a syringe in your pocket that I need to be worried about? Okay. No, I don't really care. I just don't want to get stuck. So, if you have one, it's not the biggest deal if you tell me. I'll set that all inside there just so you're aware. >> Perfect. To your chest here. Okay. All right. Is there anything touching your bra? Thought they're going to be fine. >> What was that? No. Okay. All right. Anything else on you that we missed? Nope. Okay. So, we're going to put you in the back of the squad for now. Okay. >> Side. >> Behind that multi-pocket coat. Many stolen products were found and several items had fallen during the chase, forcing officers to search and recover them. >> She was dropping a bunch of stuff as we were running, so I'll walk back and pick it up. Um, I'm assuming that's stolen. >> There's some paraphernalia and stuff. There's some straws in our pocket. Um I guess she could probably stay in your squad for an hour. We started outside. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. And then I was coming read then. But >> you got a question. >> Um not that I'm aware of. >> So I'll be back to talk to you in a little bit. I just got to bring all that stuff back to Woodman's and then we'll kind of go from there. Okay. Right after that, the officer returned to the store to hand back the recovered items while gathering additional information about what had happened. >> Um, so she some of this we weren't sure if it was yours or not, but I figured you'd be able to tell me. Some was obviously yours, but >> yeah, it's hard because like this stuff is from Big Lots. >> Oh, okay. >> And she came in with this. >> Okay. >> But she didn't come in with that. Was that on her body? >> Um, on her or in her body? >> This is Big Lots, too. Okay. And she there's no receipt, so I'm sure she stole it from them. I did see her conceal some of our nail polish into her purse. I see it. I know where ours will tell us. >> Do you have any? >> Yeah, she's a party. >> I'm assuming he stole because one thing she asked me is if anyone else picked up here tonight, >> so I said I might have. Yeah, I'm assuming that's what she was cuz right now I'm at 212 and I know you >> which she'll go to jail anyways for running me. So >> you have to stay right. >> You have a feeling. I'm sorry. It's my fault. I should excuse me. I should have just let you first cuz when she heard me that's when she ran. I think she was probably like scared or like just sometimes I think their immediate thing was to run. >> Returning to the suspect, she showed no sign of remorse and it was clear this was not her first time committing such an act. >> Uh I do have one question. Uh >> my phone >> um at jail. So you're going to be booked in on felony retail theft. >> So right away? >> Yeah, once they get you booked in and then for uh resisting for running for me. So Okay. Yep. So, bunch of the stuff is from Big Block. I'm assuming she stole it. Um, are you okay with taking her to jail? They're still ringing up her stuff and then I will work with Appleton to see about this and then I will take those knives and then unless you want to switch places, but okay. >> Um, >> it was just the one knife in her bag, right? >> Separate from the one I found on my way back. separate. >> Yep. There should be a green one and then a black one and then um I'm assum I'm assuming that >> Yep. >> What did she say? >> There's a rainbow one like a multiolor like metal >> one. She Okay. Um so basically the knives they just can't go to jail. So I'm going to put them pepper spray >> or the pepper spray. So I'm going to put them in safekeeping at RPD and then you can get them when you get out. Okay. Um, >> is everything else other than my uh >> in your property? >> Yeah. >> Um, so some stuff I'm still looking into to make sure it wasn't stolen from a different store. Um, if I find out it's not stolen, I'll put it with your property. If it is stolen, then you're not going to get that back. >> In the end, Med was convicted of two class A misdemeanor, theft of movable property and resisting or obstructing an officer. A single reckless decision turned a simple shoplifting case into criminal charges and probation. Running only made it worse because avoiding responsibility never erases the consequences. Next, let's see how this crafty shoplifter completely wre havoc in the store. >> But you didn't give me a chance. You instantly started harassing me. >> Oh, please, sir. I'm just >> On July 12th, 2024, police received a report from a sporting goods store about a woman caught shoplifting on the premises. Here's what unfolded immediately after officers arrived at the scene. >> Um, black pigtails, kids backpacking. What's she with? >> You know where she went? >> It was over here. So, when she came in, the backpack was actually open and completely empty. She's been in the sitting room with Nike Adidas products came out. It's absolutely >> um asking for you to go over to >> Hi. Can you open up your backpack? >> Why? >> Cuz you have items in there that don't belong to you. >> That's not true. >> Open up your backpack. No, I don't have to do anything for you. I don't even know why you're approaching me. Out of everybody in the store and I've been in the dressing room, I've looked at everything that I wanted. >> Oh, that's right. All right, we're not going to play that. Just turn up again. >> No. >> Okay. >> Although the woman denied the accusations from the officers, her subsequent actions revealed nothing of her innocence. >> Hey, chill. my hair, bro. Stop. I haven't done anything, bro. >> Stop. Put my shoes on. >> Let me put my shoes on. >> Stop, bro. Let me put my shoes on. >> Stop. Stop. Please let me put my shoes on. Stop. Bro, if you keep pushing me, there's no way we stop. >> Stop now. >> Stop. Stop. >> Can you please let me go? >> Stop. Stop. >> You don't even put your hands behind your back. >> Stop. Stop. >> You're not even allowed to pay for my stuff. >> Stop. Stop. >> Y'all tripping. >> It became even more absurd as her actions clearly made things difficult for the officers. Yet, she acted as if she were the one trying to calm the situation. >> No, you put it in her bag. >> It's in that bag, >> bro. Chill out. >> Bro, for real. Chill. >> Listen, you're about >> Stop right now. You're going to get You're going to end up in the face. >> You're tripping. I'm not going. I'm telling you right now. >> Can I at least put my shoes on when you're done, >> bro? >> I'm trying to be nice right now. >> Hey, you're not being nice. Y'all don't even know me. What the >> Why did it have to turn into that? >> Why did you turn it into that? >> You ran from me. Now you're going to go to jail. >> Yeah, cuz you're tripping. >> Cuz you're not going to go to jail. >> Why do I got to go to jail? >> Because you stole stuff. >> I didn't steal anything. >> A bad thing. >> I don't belong to me. >> That all belongs to you. >> You know what? Yes, I to the register. >> Do you have anything on you that's going to poke me or stick me? >> No, sir. >> Those are what I wanted to pay for. >> Uh because it's easier to carry. I don't have a bag. >> She didn't have a shopping bag, so she stuffed the items into her own bag. Hardly an acceptable excuse. On top of that, the staff immediately pushed her shopping cart away. >> Why does it have to turn into that? That's what I want to know. >> You were going to go home with a summon. >> Okay. >> You were going to get a summon for all this. >> That would have been fine. >> But if it's over $1,000, it might be a felony. >> It's not over $1,000. >> How much is in there? >> I don't know. >> It might be. >> It's not. >> It might be. >> It's not. >> What? She had another Oh, that bag. >> Yeah, this had the Timberlands in it. Ton of hats. I'll have to take a look at that one. >> We'll probably have to go with just what she had on her. Did she have that in her hand? >> Well, they This was on her back. That or that was on her back. This one is in her hand. So, >> all right. Let's go outside. Okay, first of all, that's my backpack. >> Why did that have to happen? >> I don't know. Why did you force it? >> Come on. So, you're going to steal and then act like it's my fault? >> No, I'm tripping on you because you're bugging me. >> Okay, you're right. Should I just let you steal and walk out of here with a bunch of stuff? >> Who said I was walking out with it? >> He was in your book bag >> and my wallet is right there. You don't know what was going on. There was absolutely no remorse for her actions. At this point, she could no longer pretend, and she even admitted that she still had items hidden. >> Wait, come here real quick. I got to make sure you don't have anything else. Do you have anything else on the fire? >> Yes, I do. >> What do you have? >> A hoodie in my pants. >> Where? in my pants. >> Can I just get a summon? I'm tired. >> What do you mean? What do you mean? >> Why you can't just give me a summon? You're a taste. >> I don't though. If you check, I promise you it's not. >> I don't know. Dicks is pretty expensive. >> I'll tell you, I don't have over $1,000 worth of stuff. You could check. And if you check, can I please get a summon? >> No. >> Why not? >> If you were walking from the very beginning yesterday, >> but you didn't give me a chance to. You instantly started harassing me. Like, I open your bag because it's full of stuff that you didn't come in with. >> You opened your bag and opened it. You would have got a summon. I guarantee you if you would have been cooperated with me, you said you tried to run from afford to do this. My mom just my birthday. I'm just trying to make an ends meet. >> Get get your feet in. >> Please, sir. >> We'll talk about it. Get your feet in. Okay. >> Will you please you talk to me with it? >> We'll talk about it in a second. You got to get your feet in. >> I'll do that. But please, sir. I'm just I I'm having a hard time. >> It seemed that after fleeing, resisting, and deceiving, she tried to elicit sympathy. Of course, to no avail. When questioned again, she fully portrayed herself as the victim. >> So, can you describe what happened? Uh, it wasn't much. Basically, I I tried to run, grabbed my arm, I got away, and then um he pulled me by my hair, my shoes came off, and he start throwing me up against the wall and stuff. >> You didn't end up on the ground? >> No. >> Never ended up on the ground? >> No. Are you injured in any way? >> No. >> No. >> Okay. So, uh, you said you started running away. Were you walking away at first? >> Yeah. >> Was he telling you to stop? >> Like, come talk to me. Anything like that? >> I don't think you said come talk to me. >> You said you were running away. Why didn't you just stop and talk to me? because it did make sense to me how they automatically accused me of stealing and I was in the dressing room the whole time trying on clothes. >> Well, you just told me you were stealing. >> I know. You can't wrong about the I'm not worried about that. I'm just like it just Why did they have to think that I was stealing? You know what I'm saying? I'm just wondering what made them call the police as as they're trying on all the clothes >> cuz you're walking around with stuffed bags. It's kind of an indicator. >> The surprises didn't end there. On the way back to the police station, officers ran a background check and discovered that this was not her first encounter with the law. >> So, I would have, >> but the problem is you have another resisting arrest warrant. >> What are you talking about? pair of >> a warrant. >> Yes, you have a warrant for resisting arrest. >> For what? >> For resisting arrest today. >> You said what? >> Resisting arrest. >> For where? >> Hold on a second. >> Cuz I didn't resist arrest on anything. Can you please tell me where it's at? >> Is this your car over here? >> Yes, sir. >> I'm going to throw your bag in there. Do you want your wallet in there, too? You want your wallet in there, too? >> Yes, sir. I I really don't understand why I have a warrant. My Brio told me I don't have any warrants. >> Why do I have a warrant for it? >> All right. Your bag and your wallet are going in the car. Okay. >> All right. Yes, but I'm serious. My B told me I will let me put this in your car first. Okay. Okay. Cuz sir, I've been to jail every time they took me. I've never not got away. The woman was charged with shoplifting and resisting arrest. The incident is that denial, deception, and attempts to manipulate sympathy only worsen the situation. Cooperation and honesty with law enforcement are far more effective than resisting. >> Let me catch my breath. >> Stand right there. >> I'm standing. >> No, you're not. You're turning. Stop. >> Get on the ground. >> Don't take me. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> I get on the ground. I get on the ground. On May 31st, 2024, police in Florida responded to a report of a theft at a liquor store. The suspect was believed to have fled in a white vehicle. After tracking the car, officers approached it and at first, the woman seemed cooperative, but things quickly took a surprising turn. Do >> you want to actually 1022? >> Hello. Hey, can you stay in the car for me? >> I believe I'm 1012. Ma'am, do you have your driver's license? >> She have hers. >> Yep. That's who I was talking to. >> Stop. Stop. >> They're fleeing. They're fleeing. >> But quickly, the police caught up and the suspects fled on foot, disappearing into a residential neighborhood. >> Get on the ground. >> 43 foot pursuit behind the residence. >> I will tase you. Get on the ground. >> Don't tase me. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> I get on the ground. I get on the ground. >> One in cuss. The other one's still running eastbound from this 1020. Yep. Face down. Face down. Roll on your face and put your hands behind your back. >> Not to record. We're on the west side. >> All right, get my purse. >> Correction. We're on the south side of the street and they're running eastbound. >> Shut up. You're not in charge. >> I know. >> Okay, then walk. >> You want to make this worse? We can make this work. >> Oh, yeah. >> Yeah. You're the one that's fled from top. I'm >> not cuz I'm not even resisting. >> You were when I tried pulling you. >> Yep. We'll get all that here in a second. >> Okay. >> The women's attempt to flee only made things worse. During the transport, the woman kept making repeated demands, creating difficulties for the officers. >> Wait, hold on one second. My feet leaving all that. >> Okay. Well, then don't run from the police. >> I would never run from the vehicle. I would never drop. >> What? It doesn't matter. You got out and ran from the vehicle. >> Not at all. >> You did. I told you to stop and you kept running through the backyard. >> How? >> How? With your feet. >> I never made I meant never made contact with you. >> Only when I aimed my taser at you and told you to stop did you stop. >> There's everything on the camera. >> Yep. Stand right here. >> Let me I'm going to sit home. >> Stand right here. >> I'm never good. I'm good. >> You already did. >> But let me pee right quick. >> All right. We're going to walk We're going to walk around the other side and you can sit down. >> Hold on. I don't even want to get in the car right now. But let me pee right quick. All right. >> Hold on. Hold on. Let me catch my breath. Stand right there. >> I'm standing. >> No, you're not. You're coming. Stop. Is it with you? >> No. >> No. That's them people. >> Get in the back seat. >> I'm going to get in the back seat. >> You're going to get in now. We're not playing this game of You're going to do what? Get in. >> Give me a second. I'm I'm getting in. I'm not resisting you. >> Get in the back seat. >> I'm getting in. But I'm saying I have to eat. I have to I can't breathe. Let me >> catch my breath a little bit. >> Get in. You can catch your breath while sitting down. Put your foot in. >> I'm talking to you about >> Put your foot in. 3 2 >> She insisted she wasn't resisting. Perhaps hoping the police would comply with her demanding requests. Shortly after, the other suspect, the woman who had driven the getaway vehicle, was also taken into custody. >> Who else is with you? Anybody else running back there? We need to know cuz you run through people. One's in my car, one's in the second one. >> Listen, I'm gonna take one of these handcuffs off the first one. >> Yeah. See, I came out with my hands up. >> I wasn't here for that. All right. Just do me a favor. Put this hand on the car. Okay. Your left hand. All right. >> Yeah. I get it out of here. >> Yeah. I know. >> Yeah. We We'll um I guess too. And then we jump over this. >> Yeah. too. >> You got you got >> Man, there's a bunch of stuff back here. >> Probably get a warrant next to you. >> Well, this is the second time they've hit it now. >> Is it really? >> They hit it They hit it yesterday. >> Oh, they did? >> Yeah. Last night they hit Wind Dixie and then they hit it again. >> And what else? Cuz there's a bunch of stuff back there. >> I I don't know. Nothing else from our jurisdiction that's been reported. >> Did you guys see Did one of them grab the purse and peas her? >> The only thing I saw were two girls running back there. I'm like, "Who?" >> Okay. Because when I took her down, she dropped her purse and keys on the ground, but they're not there now. I think this girl might have gone back. Uh, it's right there on the trunk. >> By this time, another team had arrived at the store and conducted a full investigation, confirming the suspect's wrongdoing. Yet, even now, both women showed no remorse or shame for their actions. They're walking in there. Heat. Heat. Take a seat. >> Definitely. Thank you. How long would responses take place? >> It's going to be a minute cuz there's two of you. But I'm going to bring you back to the PD and I'm going to have y'all sit sit down and then I'll take >> Okay. Can I stand outside if I prefer? Because I don't feel like I feel like I have anxiety and I feel like I have to >> custom. I feel like I have >> Well, there's a toilet in there. It's like a whole room in here. >> No, not you're not going to stay in the backseat of the car. >> Yeah. >> No, we saying how long with the PD now. >> That's what I was saying. Can I be able to stand outside? I'm asking please will I be able to stand outside because I feel like I I am going to pass out. I passed out in the other car. Well, then sit down cuz I don't want you to pass out. >> I'm going to roll down the windows and we're going to head down. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Right now. >> Clearly, their attempt to flee was a deliberate act. Yet, they kept recycling excuses, claiming to be victims all along. Ironically, when things didn't go their way, she became increasingly irritable. >> But can I stand outside until you better go because I >> I'm ready to go right now. I'm just waiting for you to sit down in the car. It's okay. >> You know I never left. Bring him back to the PD. And >> you know I never left you. >> I just went on the side of the door and I just was standing there. >> You should have like This is This is crazy. This is crazy. This is absolutely crazy. >> All right, I'm going have you guys stay seated for now. I'm going to read you your Miranda rightites. >> Okay. >> And if you guys want to talk, I can talk to you both one at a time. No problem. >> All right. >> Would you be Would you be so kind to loosen my my hand? >> Let me check them >> because it's >> This one is actually too loose. >> Yeah, this this this one is good. >> This one I can loosen up a little bit. Hang on one second. >> Do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you, >> ma'am? >> Do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you, >> huh? >> Do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you? >> What did you say? I don't understand. Ma'am, did you understand the rights I explained to you? >> I'm sorry. I was on >> Okay, I'm going to need you to pay attention. All right. >> What do you think of each woman's attitude? Innocent, playful, or stubbornly ignoring the seriousness of the situation. Either way, it doesn't erase their wrongdoing. >> Do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you? Yes. No. Maybe. So, okay, cool. I know I'm pretty loud, so if you guys want to play me like a fool, then we could just go to jail. >> No, I'm not. Wait, wait. >> Put your foot in the car. >> Wait. I'm I'm I'm going to put my foot I'm going to go >> I'm going to go my foot in the car, but are you able to get me in the car? >> Something to some kind of liquid, please. >> Water. >> I don't have what you see in this car is what I have. I don't have any water >> because I literally feel nauseous like I'm going to poke. >> All right. Well, let's get some wind in your face. >> Wait, wait, wait. H. >> You're going to have a couple of criminal citations to sign. Are you going to sign them? >> What are they? >> For driving on a suspended license, and aggravated >> driving on a suspended license, aggravated fleeing looting, and reckless driving. >> My license suspended. >> Your license suspended? >> I didn't know. >> Okay. What you said? No, I didn't know my license. >> So, those charges are going to have citations on them. What is it? I'm sorry. I didn't care because when you Oh, Go ahead. I'm sorry. >> Your charges are the ones that are trafficked all have citations and they need your signature on one of them, but you sign the other, but you don't have no knowledge of the other one. >> I'll sign one of them. >> Both women were charged with theft, fleeing, and resisting officers. While Stephanie also faced serious traffic violations, and neither showed any remorse or concern for their wrongdoing. Trying to escape responsibility only makes consequences worse. And showing no remorse never undoes wrongdoing. >> Merchandise theft. She's doing fraudulent returns back to her own account with merchandise not present. receiving a report that an employee had stolen merchandise. At this time, officers waited for the moment the young female suspect would step in. Her expression a mix of confusion and curiosity. >> You don't know there was audio and video recording. Okay. So, come on over here. You can come over here. Put your bag down on the table or put your back here for me. >> She's got to check you real quick. >> Um, do you have ID in your bag? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Before you do that, you have anything that's on you going to stick me, poke me? >> No. I'm going to leave this with you. >> Go ahead and you can take out each of items. >> She wants a copy of this. You can give her a copy of this. Okay. So, we're going to want to give is a copy of this >> and a copy of this. >> And what's in here? >> I can go make copies for you with that. >> I'll do it. You hang out here. here. >> But according to other officers investigations, this case was far from a solo act. This was clearly a planned theft. The manager also demonstrated a strong understanding of the law. >> She's being prosecuted as well. She's a misdemeanor. This one's a felony. This one's $87 something. >> Yeah. >> That one's two something, right? >> 250. >> Yeah. So, that one's a misdemeanor. But she's involved with her. So that's an operation. >> So what is going on? >> Two employees are chocolate together. >> So he has one in here already. He's going to go pull the other. >> I got one. We just interviewed an employee for theft. Got her full admission. It's $876. What she's doing is she's merchandise theft. She's doing fraudulent returns back to her own account with the merchandise not present. She's doing um she's taking merchandise right off the floor. Eat it, drink it, food, candy, whatever. She's walked out of here with bags of stuff. U she's also passing off merchandise between one employee and another. The other employee who's involved with her, I'm about to pull her back right now and interview her, get her to admit to these things. It's going to take about 20 to 25 minutes. They're all This one also did it on audio recording. So, the whole thing is audio recorded the interview and the admission, all that stuff. And now we just brought this one back here. She's agreed to pay it, you know, signing all the forms and everything we do. Now I'm going to go talk to the other one. So >> we trespass and prosecute. Just a heads up because I know sometimes when we have shoplifting cases, you ask. So we trespass and prosecute back. >> Okay. You you you're talking about like she's agreed to paying back like >> Well, she Well, that she hasn't paid anything back right now. She's just signed all the forms that she agreed to doing all the losses. >> How does that work when uh >> you guys civil demand? We're agreeing to pay back on civil resitution. >> There's something I found as well. >> Okay. The manager also revealed how each woman played her part in the scheme. He knew precisely who carried the heavier guilt and he made sure the officers understood it too was the only ones only involved that the other one wasn't stealing merchandise and all kinds of stuff like this one. She wasn't doing fraudulent returns. The only thing the other one was doing was passing off merchandise back and forth with this one. So what would happen is she would be ringing the register. The other employee I'm about to interview would be ringing the register. She would approach and scan eight items. She'll void out seven of the eight items and give her it all in a bag. >> So, she would benefit from her ringing the register and then they would do it in the reverse where she would be the customer. >> Already interviewed one out. >> Already interview one out. Pull the other one right now. She's She's going to be quick cuz it's only girls in here right now. >> The more expensive the felony one is in here right now. I'm going to pull the misdemeanor one now. So, I'm going to interview her and bring her over here when I'm done. So, it'll be quick. I got it. So, all right. Jean's in there. He's the other one. He's the manager. He's got all the details on it. >> That's her 14th updated address. So that address ID is >> The officers politely asked her about the incident, yet she showed no shame. Her answers came out hesitant and all she cared about was what awaited her next. >> I mean, can you just tell me kind of like what was going on here? Like what what happened with the with your with your employer or >> just in general kind of just a quick rundown. Do you think that what's happening happened? Do you think that they're making something up? you feel like this is not fair. Like anything you want to say. You don't have to tell me anything. You can tell me whatever you like. I just kind of want to get your side of the story. >> Um um don't know. >> Okay. I mean that's fine. I mean you you don't have to say anything. You know, I'm just letting you know kind of like what they let us know. You know, they have you >> change anything. >> Huh? >> Is it going to change anything? >> Well, I mean they said they have videos of you doing the stuff and doing the transactions. I don't know if there was some type of reasoning for that, right? Like I don't know if it was your own for real doing it. I don't know if somebody was threatening you here to do it. I don't know. You know, I just giving you the opportunity to kind of say your peace. >> If you don't want to say nothing, you don't say nothing. You know, like that's your right, too. And I'm not trying to force you to, you know. >> Even at this point, the first suspect still refused to admit a single mistake. With all the evidence collected, the officers finally made their decision. >> All right, stand up. Turn around for me, please. >> No, that was the um the security officer had it filled out. >> I'm saying is this her? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Might as well get her to sign that, too. >> Yeah. That's your uh they're trespassing you from the property. So, you can't come back for um 365 calendar days. Okay. Um if you come back on the property before that time expires, you'll be arrested on site. Okay. I need this. About 30 minutes later, the second suspect also showed up. It seems she had just realized her crime had been caught red-handed, and she would surely face the same fate as her partner. >> With your rights involved, do you want to speak to me about what's going on today? I just know what's going from here. >> You just what? >> I just know what's going from here. >> Okay. >> Okay. All right. Um, so since we're on camera now, you will be taken to county with your property on you. You do have money. I just want to count the money in front of you. Okay. 510 to $5 US bills. Okay. So, I'll be going with you and your property. Um, back here. and I'm going to need you to please sign for me on the X. So, you're being trespassed on the property as well. Okay. So, you cannot return to this store for 365 calendar days. Okay. Not the date. Not >> just right. The X. >> Yeah. Um meaning if you come back on the property and you're seen on the property, you'll be arrested on site. Okay. Hold on. Do you understand that? Yes. >> Okay. And I'm going to need your thumb print as well. Don't. No, you're good. >> In the box. >> Uh, can you take your apron off for me? >> You have a shirt underneath your jacket. Yeah. >> Can you unzip that just so I can see there's nothing on you? The smallest wrist. >> Be careful with this hand. I had surgery on this one. >> On your wrist? >> Yeah, I broke it. >> Okay. All right. Give me a second. Figure this out real quick cuz your hands are really small. Hold on. And these cups are not the ones. All right. Hold on. Both women were arrested and charged with grand theft and organized retail fraud. This case showed that even trusted employees can turn into thieves. And once the truth comes out, the consequences hit hard, fast, and with no escape. Next, guilt did not exist in this woman's dictionary. >> N stay back. >> I'm trying to give her like >> On the 27th of June, 2024, officers approached a woman after noticing she matched the description of a merchandise theft suspect at Dillard. But it seemed things would not be easy for them. N stay back. >> I'm trying to get her keys. >> Can I get a set? >> Stand still. >> How are you? Do >> you have anything on you? Knives, weapons, nothing. How old is she? >> Hello. Doing radio Sam 574 561 S 574561 that I don't think that's who I am. >> She says her sisters. >> Hey. >> The woman remained completely calm about what had happened, which only made the situation seem even more suspicious. At that point, her information was provided. >> How old are you? >> 22. >> Sorry. Did you get her info yet? >> What's your first name? >> L. Can you spell it for me? B A J A >> B R I A >> B L J A What is it? >> B R I A. >> And your last name? >> The B U A. >> What's your birthday? >> 04202. You know your social 99s. >> Huh? >> I'm just talking. >> At the front of the patrol car, the woman's merchandise was recovered right in front of her. Yet, she showed no remorse at all. as well. >> No receipts for any of that stuff. It's all stolen. >> I got no receipt. >> This is all stolen from this mall. Yeah. All right. Also, so um H&M and Carters. >> After that, officers confirmed that all the merchandise came from five different stores. And with that wrongdoing established, they decided her fate. >> You steal here, they ban you from the entire property. Okay. So, I don't if you got anything to tell her, you want to >> uh Yeah. I don't know if you going to get your ban today. It might be sent out there later this year um through your processing or whatever and you'll probably be banned record or more you get banned for 3 years. If it's a thousand, you'll be on the other one. >> Understand? All right. >> So that mean they be on the property at no time in your van. They will arrest you. >> Yeah. You'll be immediately arrested. >> All right. Can I ask you a question? I want you to get upset. How many parking lot might get us a total of how much a lot of merchandise comes beyond a th000? >> Yeah. If it's if it's over I don't know what you took, but it's over a thousand, it's a felony. >> The woman stretched as if she was merely uncomfortable with the inconvenience of being detained, and she even continued to show no concern or worry at all. I ain't used to being like like that's why I keep moving. >> Oh, you're cool. It's not It's not supposed to be comfortable. You know what I'm saying? I ain't trying to like >> How long you stay? She's going to patch you down real quick. Okay. >> You're going to get charged for theft and then four pieces of paper for receiving stolen property for the other stores. Okay. All be the same court date. You're not going to have to post a bond. >> Charge of what? >> Theft and receiving stolen property. Theft for Dillards cuz I have you on camera selecting and concealing that. I've been leaving the store with it. receiving stolen property for the other items that you had on you from the other stores. >> Um, you're not going to have a bond with us as long as you don't cause any problems for these guys. It's going to take me an hour, hour and a half. Once we're all done with the paperwork, you'll get a court date from us and you'll be done with us. >> The woman was charged with one count of theft at Dillards along with four counts of receiving stolen property for items taken from other stores. A moment of temptation inside a crowded mall turned into five criminal charges and a court date. When someone treats theft like a casual errand, the consequences quickly remind them it was a crime all along. Next, these women even turned Walmart into a chaotic scene right in front of their own children. >> I'm right here. I'm right here. They're going to give me Noah. I'm right here. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> No. Y'all got to give me my kid. Y'all can't do that. >> That's all right. >> On May 30th, 2023, police received a report from Walmart about two women shoplifting in the store. Upon arriving at the scene, officers along with store staff monitored the situation through security cameras, waiting for the right moment to act right now. >> So, is it just her or is it both? >> That's only her her friend, not her friend. >> Okay. So, she's not still >> She's part of >> She um they they have a drawers. >> She popped one of the drawers apart, stacked them, too. So, it looks like there's one, but it's actually two stacked on top of each other. >> Okay. >> Yeah, they're together. And they got a kid with them. That's a crazy. >> Do we know if they came in the car or do they have like a lookout? >> Do we know? >> She was the lookout. The friend was the lookout. >> Which way are they going? They're going the other way. >> She going to the bathroom. Went to the restroom. >> Can I tell the kid that their mom whose mom's a loser? >> That's what I said. >> The other one's [ __ ] bricks right now. >> I think he saw the two security guards walking. So, we're good on the on the black female. >> Yeah, let's go grab. >> She's in the bathroom. >> The suspect was suspected of going into the restroom to conceal items, and the outcome could be easily predicted based on her excuses. >> Boy Beach Police Department. >> Boy Beach Police Department. >> I'm sorry. >> Boy Beach Police Department. >> Okay. >> Come on, ma'am. We need you to step on out. All right. >> I'm sorry. Step on out. You're concealing items. You're under arrest. >> Oh, you're not. >> Yes, ma'am. You are. >> I just saw these items in here. I was just looking like what? >> These are my items here. >> That's right. You're under arrest. >> Raina. Raina. >> I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. >> I'm not concealing items. I'm under paper. Raina. >> Raina. >> I'm not concealing items, sir. Please. Don't make things worse. >> Stop resisting or you're going to get tased. >> Give me your hand. >> Get your hand back. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Ma'am, put away the taser. Bravo. Give us your hand. You're going to get tas. Please come get arresting me. Come get Noah. I don't know why they're arresting me, bro. Please come get Noah. >> Her excuses shifted from these items were just here to I already paid for them. Blatantly revealing her deception. Her actions at that moment exposed her family who were present to a scene they should never have witnessed. >> Come to the bathroom, bro. Stop. Why you Stop, bro. off. >> Stop. >> Stand up. >> Stop. >> Stand up. >> Hey, stand up. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. Stand up. You're making things worse. >> Okay. Wait. Wait. >> You're going to get more charges. Just stand up. >> I'm trying. >> I need to pull my pants up, please. >> Wait. She needs to go get my baby. She needs to come get my baby. She needs to come get my baby. >> She needs to come get my baby. >> Stop spitting. You're going to get another try. >> She needs to get my baby. You got nothing on your >> Why are you arresting me? >> Hey, don't stop. >> Stop, bro. Stop. >> Come get my jet, bro. >> Come on. >> Come get my jet. I'm not leaving without you getting my jet. >> Can she come get my jet? >> My child. >> Good child. >> She needs to come get him. She needs to come get him. At that moment, another officer approached the second suspect from a distance, positioning each suspect on opposite sides, turning the entire corner of the store into a chaotic scene. >> I'm right here. I'm right here. They're going to give me Nova. I'm right here. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> No. Y'all got to give me my kid. Y'all can't do that. >> Listen. >> Listen. Y'all are going to give me my kid. I'm not put my hands on y'all. I'm not touching y'all. So, you can go get my kid. Okay. Then I'm going to go get >> orders here. We're here >> because you guys are doing stuff in the store, right? >> Doing what? Okay. What are >> you talking about? Don't come at me like that. Don't come at me like that. You want to check my purse cuz I don't got >> You want to relax? Or I could put you in handcuffs and deny you. >> No, you can't do nothing. No. Come here. >> Come here, daddy. >> Take a step to the side. >> Step to the side. I'm not >> You don't give me my nephew. I'm going to tell you that right now. >> Step right here. Do not move again. If you move again, you >> I'm pregnant. Put your hand behind you. >> Excuse me. >> Relax. >> Excuse me. >> Relax. >> I'm pregnant. You're putting your hands on me. Please let go of me. >> I will cooperate with you guys. Please let go of me. Please let go of the phone. >> Let go. Let go. >> Like you guys are literally putting me in handcuffs for nothing. >> So you put your mind on your back. >> Shortly after, both were escorted away. While their physical resistance had lessened, the tension in their voices remained, and they even continued dragging family members into their excuses. >> Have a seat. >> Please have a seat. >> No, I need my child. >> Have a seat. >> You're resisting. >> I'm not resisting. How am I resisting? my buddy. >> I don't want to sit. >> Sit down. Sir, >> sit down. >> Do I have to? >> Yes, you have. >> Like, you guys got me in handcuffs for no reason right now. This is crazy as hell. This is crazy right now. >> Rain up. I got you, Adori. I got you, bro. I got you. Noah's right here next to me. Right here. >> Put her Put her over there. Put her in the car, >> bro. Give me my nephew, bro. Like, you guys got me in handcuffs for no reason. This is crazy. All my [ __ ] is inside in that damn car. Like, bro, this is crazy. >> This is crazy as Bro, my baby is at home, bro. This is too much. >> This is too much. >> I'm not getting in your car, sir. There's no reason for me to get in your car. I'm pregnant and I don't need to get in your car, >> sir. Let go of me. Please. >> Ma'am, >> please let go of me. I'm asking nicely. I'm cooperating, but you don't need to hold on to me and have me handle. >> No, I'm pregnant and I'm not sitting in your car. Take a seat, ma'am. No, >> they can't put you in there because the other person is in there. >> You cannot put me in there because I'm not going to jail for nothing. >> See, we never said you're going to jail yet. >> You need to take me out of handcuffs legally. You can Okay, let me call my lawyer. Take my handcuffs off. >> Take a seat. >> Take my handcuffs off cuz you cannot do this. You cannot do this. >> Can you take a seat, please? >> No. No. I got to get home to my daughter. You're not working with me. I need to go home to my kid. My kid is at home with a baby. >> Take a seat, >> bro. Give me mying kid. >> Take a seat. >> Are you talking about Get this [ __ ] off of me, bro. >> You're doing all this for no reason. No, because I don't have nothing. >> So why the do you have me in handcuffs? >> Did I steal? No, I didn't. >> You're just making this longer than it needs to be. >> Get me out of these handcuffs, bro. >> Even after overusing the excuse of concern for her children, the woman immediately shifted to other justifications, portraying herself as the victim in the situation >> so that we can move forward with the process. >> I'm not going all the way in this car. I have very bad No, I can't. I'm going to end up in a hospital. I already feel like I'm about to have an anxiety attack. You guys are going to have to call an an ambulance, bro. I'm literally about to have an anxiety attack. Okay. Would you like us to call the fire department for you? >> Can we Bro, can I call my kid, please? >> What? Where? >> My kid is at home. >> Okay, stop. I'm >> like, bro, no. My child is at home, bro. And I'm getting in trouble for somebody else's [ __ ] bro. Please get me out of these handcuffs. Please. Like, bro, I'm pregnant and I don't have time for this. I don't. >> We don't have time for this either. So, >> okay. And you have me in the back of your car for no reason. >> We do have you back. >> No, you don't. No, you don't. >> Yes, we have a lawful purpose for being here. >> Oh, yeah. Listen, guys. Listen to it. >> No, >> you have kiss my baby. >> No, I need to kiss my baby. >> He's fine. He's got to be in here. Okay. >> Kiss. >> You have the right to not answer your question. >> Any statement you must make must be freely and voluntarily given. >> Sit down. Sit down. Come here. >> You're going to get multiple resisting charges. >> In front of your kid. >> I need to sit. Why you're making me sit wrong? Can I sit properly? >> Well, no. I think you should properly but you don't want to listen >> cuz I want to sit the down. All right. >> My face. >> What are you doing? >> I'm just standing. He makes me want to sit down. >> You have to sit down. >> You have to sit down. [ __ ] >> the underwear. Don't sit down. There you go. >> Hey, buddy. You want to sit down? >> Cuz she was stealing. That's why you were here. That's exactly why you were here. >> Oh, we are. >> Yeah. >> So, you have knowledge of this. Clearly, you guys just pulled her out of a bathroom, so clearly she was stealing. >> Suspiciously, how did she know her relative had gone in with the stolen items when she hadn't even entered yet? All of this only further exposed her deceit. Back with the person inside the restroom, the officer had to remain cautious. >> Where my go, okay, >> listen, here's what's going to happen. What's going to end up happening? He goes, "Dcf. You don't cooperate." >> DCF. >> Yeah. So, I would suggest that you cooperate. I am cooperating >> cuz we can we can make this a whole lot harder for you. >> Want to know? >> Well, I'm explaining to you. You don't have to worry about that. We got it under control. So, you cooperate with us and we'll make this go. You feel me? >> Thank you. So, tell me what's going on. Why are we here? >> I came to get work outfits. >> Work outfits. Okay. And that's all. >> Yeah. And she's moving, so she came to grab a couple other things. >> What other things did she get? >> I don't know. I was in the car. Moving boxes. You were in the car while she was getting the moving boxes and >> No, we were in the store together right there. >> So, she was getting moving boxes and what were you getting? >> We were together the whole time. >> What were you getting? >> I got my scrubs with her and we went over to get boxes. >> Scrubs. Why did you take the items into the bathroom? >> I originally went in there to go pee and check my son. >> Okay. >> So, do you realize you cannot take items in in the bathroom? >> I didn't know that. >> I've done that before. Bunch of the bathroom with my purchase. Shortly after, the woman was also escorted to the police vehicle. She still appeared anxious, but it was clear that her worry was entirely of her own making. >> Who was going to come get my child? >> No. How's DCF going to come get my y'all just told me his grandma? I need to call his grandma to come get him. I'm not let him go to DCF, bro. No. Y'all got me up. No. Y'all said y'all was going to let me get his grandma. I'm not going, bro. Okay. Can I sit? Can I sit? >> Ma'am, you all right? >> No. I need to know where my son is. >> He's inside. He's with with the other officer. All right. >> Where's Raina? >> Your your female she was with you were with? Yeah. She's in this car. >> Where is my son going to go? >> He's going to go in there. DCF's going to come. >> No, I have somebody to come get him. >> Okay. Let me talk to them and see what they're going to do. Okay. >> How much family come get him? What? >> Tell what's going to happen. All right. So, after you go to the hospital, we're going to cut you a break. We're going to release you with an NTA. Okay? As long as you provide all information. >> Listen, >> I just want my nephew. >> If I don't release you on the NTA, I have to take you to county. So, it's all up to you. >> I don't have anything. >> NTA is I release you tonight and you got to go to a court date. All right? And you tell them >> Hey, listen. You argue that with the court. You order that with the court. Okay. >> But those are the two options you got. >> I can release you at NTA or you I can take you to county. Whatever you want to do, that's up to you. >> I just want to go home. >> Okay. So, we're going to take you out to the hospital, get your information, release you. >> That's fine. >> Some remorse had begun to surface, but not for her actions, only for her perceived fate. A sentiment mirrored by the other suspect. That wasn't the best thing for me to do. >> Listen. Listen. I didn't have my baby with you, bro. What the [ __ ] >> The good thing is >> what the >> Adora. The good thing everything's it's misdemeanor. Okay. Is this your first time? Is >> Okay. The judge is going the judge is going to take that in consideration. Okay. So, you know, >> I never get into anything. I should have never done that. I should have just told him I couldn't accept the job cuz I don't have a year before. >> So, what where were what job did you get? >> A chiropractor assistant. The two women were charged with retail theft with the primary suspect additionally facing resisting without violence and child endangerment, child abuse for shoplifting, resisting arrest and bringing a child into a potentially dangerous situation. Evade responsibility, make excuses, especially by involving children. Only escalate consequences. Remaining calm as deception and defiance can turn minor mistakes into serious legal trouble. >> I said if I were going to take the orange, I would have just took it. I wouldn't come to my job just to take it. >> My arm is in here, bro. Shut the out pregnant. I was you, bro. >> On November 7th, 2025, police were dispatched to Walmart after receiving a report that a suspect named Cararissa had attempted to take items out of the store without scanning them. By the time officers arrived, she had already been escorted to the loss prevention office. If you didn't ring it up, that is considered stealing. Especially if you walked out of the store with it. It doesn't matter. >> Walked out of the store. I was in I was in the realiz >> I was in the >> And you guys are ready to go for press charges on her and everything. Perfect. >> Okay. I'm just making sure you didn't already do anything wrong to >> What's your name? Hey, Cararissa. >> Hey, Cararissa. If if everything's go escalated, >> I don't have a right to go to court if anything like now to go to court. >> Hey Cararissa, >> you're pressing charges on me for no reason. I'm telling you that I didn't steal those products on purpose. >> The woman completely ignored the presence of the officers and asserted her rights to the staff, forcing the police to step forward to address her. But even then, handling the situation was far from easy. Carissa, I'm going to read you your Marina rights real quick. Okay. >> So, you guys taking me to jail because I'm telling you that I didn't steal those items. I'm trying to tell you I didn't steal those items and Walmart's supposed to do that. They supposed to ask they even ask me. They ask regular people. >> I will get your side of the story. Okay? I just got to read you this first before I can start asking questions and talking to you. Okay? >> Does that make sense? >> This all Do you understand right? Do you understand each of these rights that I have read to you? >> No. No, I'm not on your time. >> I know. >> Do you understand your rights? >> Yes. Okay. Do you want to talk to me? >> I'm trying to talk about this. >> He's not a cop. I'm a cop. Okay. Do you want to talk to me about this stuff or not? >> What are we going to talk about? Are you just going to just tell me my >> all of the all of the incidents? >> That's what I'm Okay, that's good. You're going to talk to me about stuff or you just want to tell me things that you just don't know? No, I'm going to get your side of the story is what I'm saying. Do you wish to speak with me? >> Yes. I don't want to speak with you, not in this room. >> What do you >> in the same room as someone who just pressed charges on me >> and I'm telling her the same thing I just told I'm going to tell you. Doesn't make sense, you know. >> Okay, listen. This is where we're doing the interview. So, at the end of the day, I don't really care what you say. We're doing the interview in here. Okay. >> Okay. Do you wish to speak with me about this? >> Yes. >> You do want to talk to me. >> Okay, cool. >> Her insistence on her rights made even reading the Miranda warning a challenge. Immediately afterward, she didn't hesitate to voice every denial and share her side of the story. >> I'm not stealing. That's what I'm trying to tell you guys. >> Okay? >> I'm telling y'all that the stuff that me and my boyfriend rung up, the stuff that they said that we didn't take out the the bag or whatever that the lady said, "Okay, do you want this? Do you want to keep this? Do you want to keep it?" Nobody asked me that. >> Did you ever under ring any of this stuff? >> No. Talk about just put in the bag, >> right? So, you scan one thing but then slip another item in. Did you Did you ever do that? >> No. I She said that I did that with the shirt, but I could have sworn in my phone pulling up everything together. >> So, what what about the watermelon with the orange and then you didn't just scan >> the watermelon with the orange? I literally clicked the look up item. The look up thing. You don't have to scan the orange just to look it up. >> I know how that works. Okay. I worked in a grocery store. I understand what you're saying. Here's the thing. Okay. >> And she said that was only 4749 and I can get that for free off my website. >> Mhm. So, but that's You understand what I'm saying though, right? >> Because these receipts are going to show the record of what you purchased. going to low key take me to jail because they trying to tell me or she trying to press charges because I said I can see once all this f further goes on I can go to court to see why why was my part not >> okay here's your transaction here okay right from the incident on the 4th of October okay this shows watermelon one item one singular item >> okay why can't I just pay for this stuff and you guys telling me that I took a orange like that's just an orange Okay. >> And then those >> and this is not and this is not on that receipt. So you did not pay for that but that was taken. >> Okay. I didn't just Okay, I'm just going to take this. I didn't just Oh, I'm going to steal from my job. >> According to the report, the woman was actually an employee of the store. Yet, she committed this wrongdoing. She eventually admitted to it, but only after the police exposed all her denials. >> So, orange, that's 49 cents, >> right? But you just slip that in the bag and then there's all the other items. >> Okay. I'm literally on the phone and probably had so a lot going on that same day that I didn't Okay. RG it up and I just didn't ring up the orange. Like y'all just really didn't me about orange. >> That's still theft. >> Okay. I didn't mean to take it. I I didn't I >> You admit to take it. >> I thought I >> I meant to grabbing it that I didn't accidentally ring it up, but I didn't just Okay, I'm just going to take this and put it in the bag. >> That's not what I did. I would not ring up anything. I would just walk out the store like regular people do. I wouldn't just ring a few things up and just take the rest. Like what's the point of me going in the store to buy anything if I'm just going to take it? >> So you weren't stealing. >> I weren't stealing. I was buying stuff. So why would I just But you just said that >> I just said that if I'm going to buy stuff, why would y'all assume I'm stealing it? >> But listen what you just told me on body camera about the orange, >> right? about the orange >> taking it. >> I said if I were going to take the orange, I would have just took it. I wouldn't come to my job just to take it. >> There was not a shred of shame in her admission as if it were an obvious fact for her. And it didn't stop there. Police continued confronting her with statements about stolen items, making it clear it wasn't just about the orange. >> So, you forgot to ring up the orange, so it's still theft. >> Of course. >> Okay, perfect. Thank you. >> I forgot to ring up the orange. >> Okay. I'm literally on the phone talking on the phone as I'm bringing up stuff. >> Okay. >> Like what the heck? >> And those items, if you bring up some other items that's stolen, those other items, those were their I paid for those items. Exactly how I got >> ramen noodles. >> Exactly how >> a 47 cent pack of ramen noodles. >> Ramen t-shirts. So, you just accidentally forget to scan a big box of t-shirts. >> I've been forgetting to scan a lot of stuff. >> Oh, that perfect. Thank you for just admitting to everything. >> No, like literally not just at this job. I'm not stealing. This happened at a different job and watch me and they say, "Hey, ma'am, you didn't freaking pay for that. You just scanned this and you didn't freaking dangle put that back. You just told me to take it off the thing." I'm like, "Oh, I'm sorry." >> Carissa, listen. Do you have anything else? Do you have anything else you want to say about any of these incidents? >> Why Why would I have to say anything else? Because you just said you just admitted to everything. >> No, you're bringing up I admitted to stealing at Walmart. >> You just said I've been forgetting >> I've been forgetting about everything in general, not just buying stuff at the store. >> Shush. Shush. >> You're putting my words together doing, bro. This [ __ ] is pissing me off. >> Do you want to talk to me like an adult? >> I don't want to talk to you cuz you're talking to me rude and you're not talking to me normal. You talk to her normal then you raising your voice at me before I even started talking to you. You even started talking to me rudely. >> Carissa, >> that's not how you talk to somebody. Teresa. >> From the very beginning, she used her rights to make things difficult for the police. And even when exposed, she brazenly acted as if she had done nothing wrong. By the time she was arrested, her words had escalated even further. >> You don't have to hold me like that. Please, I'm pregnant. You start being like that, I will press charges on you. What's your name? No, for real. I will press charges on you, bro. They're being rude, man. They really being overly aggressive with me. And he Get this police officer name for real cuz he just bit my arm all the way back for reason. Oh, we're not playing. >> So, no, you did. That's why if I'm still going to have the same arm when I get out of jail or when I go to jail. You just bent my arm all the way back to where it just felt like my finger was I couldn't even feel my hand. >> No, I did not. >> You did? Cuz I can't feel my finger on this arm. >> Exactly what you did. Like you you did the same thing to my >> Do you have anything on you that's going to stick? >> No, I don't want to poke. >> Okay. >> Being all rude and >> we're going to go and hang that up. >> Yeah, he's going to hang up. Get Can you um Kirsten, can you get my purse out my out the out the break room, bro? Cuz you being rude as Can you stop moving for you? I If you did me right, maybe I did you get in my jacket. Please don't do that. >> I'm searching. >> You better piss me the off. You're pulling my jacket when my arm is in here, bro. Chill the out pregnant. I was you, bro. Why is you pulling my jacket when I'm searching it? I thought I turned it off. You should have churched me before you put my cuffs on. That makes sense, bro. >> No, it doesn't. >> Yes, it does. >> You're not a cop. >> I don't give a You sitting there moving my jacket all around my arm and bending my [ __ ] You going to get the real reaction out of me. >> I'm trying to be cool. Straight the up. You're not going to be rude with me with my belly in my stomach. My belly in my stomach. Straight the >> Is this her stuff, too, or is this just Okay, I'm you guys. >> And I have the right to get your name. What's your name? K. real. >> Her claim of trying to stay calm was completely false. She had been tense from the start, using every possible excuse, including her pregnancy, to obstruct the police. >> Take this off me, bro. >> No. >> Yes, bro. >> Yes, bro. >> I need you. >> Take this. No, cuz he's How is you taking me? And you taking my pocket, but you're not taking this. You How you got my jacket halfway on, halfway off, bro? And you're searching. >> How you check my pockets? Check my pockets. You don't charge my pockets. Take my [ __ ] off when the cuffs on me. They cuff can't even get around. You got to go to the back. Make no sense. Do it. No. I'm not going to put no cuffs on you and then try to take off your jacket. No. >> You're not going to keep screaming like that. Okay. >> No. You're being rude. >> He's the only one being calm, bro. That [ __ ] rude. I'm pregnant as hell. If I find somebody, if I be your wife was in the store, you won't want nobody being rude to her, bro. That [ __ ] rude. You guys got like a >> like, bro, this is rude. We'll be at the front. >> Okay. This way. >> Bro, you supposed to do this to me before I even got outside. Bro, you said you will when we got to the car. Now you're still not doing it. >> You're still not doing it, bro. >> In the end, she was charged with retail theft and resisting arrest. Using rights or personal excuses to obstruct police can backfire. Even small mistakes like forgetting to scan an item carry serious consequences. Next, another terrible parent. A stark reminder that good outcomes rarely favor those who choose to do wrong. >> Why are you putting down his information? >> Well, because you were caught shoplifting with a minor with you would here. >> This is what we're watching live. Okay. >> On November 16th, 2024, police received a call from Target reporting a woman who had swapped price tags and underpaid for items. At the time, she was in the parking lot getting help from someone because her car had issues. Officers approached her. Let's see what happened next. >> Jessica, hey, I need to talk to you. >> I'm just getting my car jumped. >> Yeah, this is going to have to wait. >> I just need to get my son home. >> Okay, this is going to have to >> follow me to my house and then >> I'm not going to follow you to your house. So, thank these really nice people for attempting to help you. And if you still need help and we're done, then I can help you. Okay. >> Okay. Okay. All right. Thank you. >> Can you call my son's dad to come get him? >> Uh, we'll see what happens. Okay. So, here's the thing is we got called here. target is saying that you were caught trying to steal some items from them. So, we're going to investigate that and if that's the case, we'll go from there. If it's a misunderstanding, then we'll go from there. Okay? But right now, you are detained. You're not free to leave. If you try to leave, you will be arrested immediately. Do you have a cell phone on you? >> It's dead. >> Okay. This is what I'm going to have you do. I got to move my car cuz there's a bunch of people trying to get out and stuff. I'm going to have you just come up towards the front of the store. Okay. This way you don't try to drive away or anything like that. >> My car is dead. >> That's a fair point. Okay. Um, I'm still gonna have you go up towards the front of the store because I'm going to move my car up there so it's out of the way. Okay. >> Oh, son. Sit down. Why are you putting down his information? >> Well, because you were caught shoplifting with a minor with you, which means you're also going to be charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor. >> What does that mean? >> So, basically, in the state of Utah, if you perform criminal acts in front of a minor, it's called contributing to the delinquency of a minor because it leads him to believe that that's okay to do. All right. Will you hang out with them? I'm going to go talk to them. She seemed completely unfased by the accusations and notably a young child was involved. Even more shocking, according to the manager, it became clear this wasn't her first time. >> That's her before. >> This is her. Um, we have that much evidence on her. Plus this. Okay. Um, I have not filed these yet. I was going to and thought, you know what, she's probably going to come in. I'd rather catch her myself. She came in. I caught her myself. >> So, well, this is >> we caught her. Jessica Twitch. Nine different incidents. >> Nine different incidents. Okay. So, >> so this is number 10. >> This is number 10. Okay. >> Yeah. >> I'm sure you're aware of how like if we catch her, we'll address this one and then you do the online reporting for the other ones. >> Unfortunately, I'm >> un Yeah, >> I'll be honest. I totally like it definitely puts both of us, but I mean, if I had to now do nine different reports on this, I'm >> absolutely there's more important things for you to do. It adds a a big chunk to me, but >> I understand. >> I completely understand it. we want to cooperate with you guys as much as we can. So, she selected a whole bunch of stuff. Um, went into the fitting room. Um, of course, we can't see what's happening in the fitting room, but when she comes out, she has the same stuff that I can reidentify what she went in there with, including some of the items that are that are in here. Okay, these gummies saw her select those. Most of the stuff that's in here, I saw her select >> and bag and tie this bag shut. >> And when she comes out of the fitting room, we can see that it's in there. Some of the stuff she paid the right price for. Most of it has been price switched, which is part of what she does. She goes and gets a clearance tag, tears it off the merchandise, and puts it on another thing. >> Next, the manager recounted a previous incident where he caught her in the act. It was clear she didn't care about her wrongdoing and even used her child as an excuse to try to escape. >> So, we stop her. She starts to come back in, stops. I'm like, "Nope, nope, nope. Just follow her." And I I am starting to get the vibe that she's not going to hang out with me in here. We get her in here. I ask her, "Do you have identification?" "Yes, I do." I asked her if she's got somebody that can come pick up the kid because I know that we're going to be doing this and there's a really good chance that she's got history and probably not going home tonight and I don't want him having to go someplace really freaking scary. >> We'll figure that out. >> Yeah. So, I asked, "Do you have somebody that can pick up the kid?" She says, "No." And he's like, "Yeah, my dad." And she's like, "No, he's out of town." "Well, you have roommates." >> "No, I'm not calling the roommates." I'm like, "Listen, it's probably a really good idea for you to get somebody down here. I'm giving you that option to call somebody because I don't know where you're going to go from here, but I know that I'm going to be calling SGPD. So, she then comes up with I've got to go to the bathroom, which we are. We have to comply with that, right? >> I can stall a little bit. I tried to stall a little bit. Said, "Hey, I'm just going to call this in. Soon as I'm done calling it in, we'll walk you to the restroom." I call it in. Let me have your identification. I don't have identification. Okay. Well, what happened to it in the last 10 seconds? So, I'm like, "Okay, well, we've got your name." Yeah. >> So, I told dispatch, "Hey, she's not being compliant. She's going to probably run." They dispatch you. I hang up. We start walking around. I'm like, "Don't do anything stupid." Before we left the stream, I said, "Listen, don't do anything stupid." I'm not. I just have to go to the bathroom. Okay. Do you want to take him with you? Yes, I do. Okay. I'm like, "Okay, great." She's going to beline out. I can't physically stop anybody. As soon as we get to the door, she goes out. I'm on 911. Let the dispatcher know what's going on. >> And as expected, criminals never get a happy ending. when she failed to escape, her car breaking down at the worst possible moment and she created an utterly absurd and almost comical situation. >> I couldn't write a movie script with this in it. Luckily, that lady that was there is walking up. Do you need help? Yeah, I need to jump my car. And she starts jumping her car. I'm like, all right. Then I saw you and then I waved and then I pointed and then I came in here. >> Perfect. Okay. So, we're all caught up on all of that. >> Yeah. Do you have a number for tonight? >> For the dollar amount? >> Yes. >> I can try to go get it. >> Can you try to get me something? >> It's going to be a while and I don't want to make you wait. So, here's what we're going to have to do is >> Well, I can probably if I get a register going, if I can get one of these registers, I could probably get some of it at least. >> You yourself? >> Well, I can get Morgan to lock me in. >> Okay. Yeah. >> Here's the thing is if you can't get me a number tonight, it's not going to be like a make or break deal. It's a lot easier to say this person took x amount of dollars from Target or took x amount of dollars in this. >> Well, honestly, with the history, the fact that this has happened multiple time, I'm going to take her to jail. >> Okay. >> So, like I said, >> I mean, I'm I'm going to guess >> even if it's a guesstimation from you guys, >> more than 500, less than a,000. >> I mean, what do the freaking vitamins themselves even cost? >> Those are like 14, 15. This is what >> 35 45 >> 28 with all the stuff that's on the inside. I mean I >> think she like layers stuff so that when she scans one there's five items. >> She didn't scan this scan this. No, this was underneath all of his bags. >> To further support the case, the manager also showed the police the surveillance footage. Shortly after the police had gathered enough evidence to take the woman into custody. This was the consequence she had chosen for herself. >> Go do that right now. >> Is that keeping you warm? >> Uh >> little bit better. kind of, but I still want to go. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. You're getting arrested. >> So, if we can get him in a car, if you're good with that. >> Yep. That's totally fine. >> Okay. All right. Are you Kimberly? >> Oh, hey. Let's see. She's right here. >> Okay. Hang tight here for a second. >> All right. Let's go. Okay. Face her. Place your hands on top of your head. >> Yep. Interace your fingers. She's just got some cats and stuff on her hand that I just saw. I don't really want to touch him. >> So Jessica, I'm going to search it real fast. >> Matt's money. So we're just going to we're going to count it just so you know what it is. I have it in front of you and then we'll make sure it goes again. >> Okay. So we got 20 30 40 50. We got one 26 7 $58 in cash and we got at least three quarters, some nickels, and some dimes. All right, they're going to recount it in the jail for you. Just so you're aware, I mean, you kind of know how this goes, but like if I miss something on you and you take it into the jail, it's a felony charge. Okay. >> The woman was charged with shoplifting and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Even when given the chance, some people will put their own interests above everything else. Dragging others, including children, into their wrongdoing. Exploiting those who depend on you only leads to consequences you cannot escape. In the next case, these two girls will show you how cooperation versus lying can lead to very different outcomes. >> That's that's wrong. They're dead wrong. >> It ain't no goddamn Walmart bag in this mother. >> Quick. >> On December 19th, 2024, police were dispatched to a Walmart after a reported theft with two female suspects attempting to flee. Upon arriving, officers blocked their vehicle and the suspects immediately reacted with tense attitudes. >> But I don't want him to He's not getting ready to blame me. >> And what he said you got on, >> right? Can you tell them to walk out to the middle of the parking lot and confirm if this is the right car? They can see my cruiser in front of it. They need to confirm that for me. I'm sorry guys. I mean if it's not you I do apologize but >> I didn't I don't have >> that but we nobody had anything so >> he got anyway. >> He does not know if that's correctly and I'm I'm reporting them too. That's >> that's wrong they're dead wrong. >> I'm making a report. That's [ __ ] Okay, we'll go back up to the front >> that for what? And he said he he don't that's he don't even know if that's the right car. >> Listen, I have reasonable suspicion that he's given me a uh description. Two black females in a white SUV >> and he described your clothes. Black t-shirt, pink pants. Listen, I have reasonable suspicion for you to go back up there and for him to either identify you or say you're good. If you're good, then you leave and it's done. And you can file a report if you wish. I'll give you my badge number, my name. >> It's not your fault, though. I I understand that >> and if that man called >> clearly she tried to evade responsibility by portraying herself as a victim, showing contempt toward the staff, but the police held their ground at every turn as she matched the description given in the report. Exactly. >> Can I ask you this? What's your reasonable suspicion? >> Uh the the description they gave me in the white SUV. That's that's that's all I need. They say heavy set black female wearing a black t-shirt and pink pants and a white SUV. That's all I need to make you go up front. >> That's crazy. >> Okay. So, it's either that or I'm going to charge somebody with obstructing. Okay. So, I have reasonable suspicion. I'm not trying to escalate it. I don't I don't want to do all that, but can we please go up front and see? Absolutely. Okay. If that's it, then you're good to go. >> Tell LP that I have this car coming back up front. Need them to come outside and either identify this individual or release them. If that's the case, >> I'm not going back in that store. He can come out here. >> Okay. I told him to come out. >> [ __ ] >> It ain't a goddamn Walmart bag in this mother. >> Quit cussing. That's a disorderly cond, sir. >> Okay, that's that's okay. I can have you leave, but you can't be cussing. There's kids around. Calm down. >> Clearly, this woman hated being treated like a criminal. Yet, when the police investigated, she showed no willingness to cooperate. Even though officers had warned her that such behavior could lead to charges. >> I understand you're frustrated, but >> I got the information when they originally called in. It should be an Angela Dun. I ran her Dia for Signal 7. What's your name? I'm not sure what to figure out with, but she does have a Jeep Compass her name. >> Ain't no Angela. >> They wrong. >> Okay. Well, this individual, >> you want my ID? >> That's it. >> My name's not Angela. >> This both of them loaded them on out. >> They're wrong. >> Go ahead and step out. Turn >> in that car. Nothing. >> We got you. >> No, you're a liar. You are a liar. And you're wrong. My name's not Angela. Turn around. >> What am I? >> Get out of the car cuz I told you to. >> What are you arresting me for, though? >> Put your hand in a hand. I'm going to tell you in just a second. Put your hands together. >> Let's not make a scene. You ain't got to do all that. Okay. >> Let's just Let's just be cool. >> Yes, sir. >> I'm sorry. I'm not trying to pinch you. >> Can I I don't understand what I was driving for. >> Both of them. >> She loaded with her. I was told to go we're going shopping for where's going shopping for the car. She said get the car. I went and got the car. >> I don't know if to anything that's going on. >> And that's the thing. It ain't nothing in this [ __ ] car. He said Angela. My name is not Angela. >> That's what she said. >> Stand at that door and don't move. >> Of course, the driver was also suspected of being involved, but her cooperation in giving statements exposed some of her friend's actions and at the same time provided key testimony that helped clear herself. You end up clearing up. Can you come over and assist with two people searching? Turn around. >> Are you arresting me? >> Yes. Turn around. >> For what? Obstructing official business. >> Obstructing. >> Hang up the phone. >> They're arresting me for obstruction. I don't know. >> Put your turn your hand this way. >> I don't know. It's Walmart. I don't know. Walmart and coffee. I don't know. >> Bring your hand back. >> She told me to come get the car. So, I went to get the car. She said she wanted to get those for the girls and for the boys and everything. So, she told me to come get the car. She told me what to look for. I went and got the car. I don't know. She came out. She didn't have anything. >> Right now, you're being detained. Okay. So, she was taking some. >> No. >> Okay. >> But my my intentions, she said she she needed a ride. She doesn't have a car. So, we're supposed to be going shopping. Okay. She saw me to help her look for this. Look for that. Okay. >> When she got in the car, did did she make you aware that she had just left LP? >> No, I didn't know. >> Tixie, is this like an actual family member? >> I do know. >> Oh, okay. As soon as she comes back, she can find you. Uh there's nothing >> 25y old. >> Okay, let's go to the front of my car. I'm going to take the cuffs off of you and you'll be good to go. Okay, you know, uh Facebook. >> Sorry. >> Are you aware if she has anything on her? >> No. Do you know her still use drugs? >> No. I've never seen a few and I didn't I was like five years ago. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> Okay. Well, you're good to go. All right. So, I don't know. Maybe take more caution. >> Um, but where does she go? Like >> she's going to go to the Ross County Jail. >> So, it was clear that the other woman was the only one directly involved in the incident. She continued to defend herself with a story full of attacks on the staff with absolutely no intention of taking responsibility. >> I'm going tell you. So when I I was really actually looking for my little sister, but she had already went to another store. So when I walked out, I was standing there standing I didn't even make it out the door. So when I came there, I was standing at the door and I was looking like, "Is she outside?" I walked over by Subway. I was standing there. So then the white man jumped out. He came right there by the door and he said, "Hey, sir, lost prevention." I said, "I'm looking for my little sister." I said, "You can hold my buggy. I'm going outside >> to find my little sister." And he said, "Okay." He stood there and he watched me. I never walked out the door. I I mean, I walked out the door, but I didn't walk out the door with nothing. >> Did you have items that they had to take back from you before you walked out of the store? >> I didn't walk out the store. I left the The buggy was sitting right there. >> Okay. All right. So I it wasn't like I was walking out the door with the buggy. You know what I'm saying? I was standing I was see that second door right there that last door. I was standing right there when the door opened. I looked out. Well before I looked out the man said loss prevention. I said I'm not going anywhere sir. I'm looking for my little sister. He said okay. He I seen him do something on his phone and I when I walked out this way. I was walking to the car and I heard him on the phone but I didn't know you know what I mean. >> Okay. All right. >> So he was like uh he said I can't he said I can't say you stole it cuz you didn't make it out the store but I do still have to call the police. I said I wasn't going out the store. >> Okay. Well put put your foot back in. I'm going to figure out what they want to do and we'll go from there. Okay. >> Thank you sweetie. >> At this point the police had worked with Walmart staff and were certain of their decision. Every lie the woman told only made things worse for her. Yet even now, no confession had surfaced. >> Stop them. They pushed past us. We were able to get the items, but we observed officer McCoy stopped him in the lot. However you want to word it in your words. Um, but I just need that to charge them with obstruction as well. >> You want me to get his statement and Justin's? >> It doesn't matter. I just need one to put to charge that. >> I just need one to charge them with that. And then you guys obviously want to do the theft, right? >> Oh, absolutely. >> Okay. save me a dollar. >> Oh, really? It's It's a lot of >> Yeah, it's a lot. They lo >> I'll do the theft for now and then I'll wait how we normally do it and then but if we can do the statement, I'll go ahead and put them in uh jail for the obstructing and the theft. >> Justin's currently >> Am I going to jail? >> What cousin? Yeah, you are. You're going to jail. You're under arrest for obstructing official business and theft without consent for $735 or something like that. >> What did I obstruct? >> You lied to me at the end of the parking lot. Said it, wouldn't you? >> I did not. It's mam. >> Listen, cuz it was it was another it's another woman in there. >> Listen, that's that's her that's her court in the morning. >> So, what numbers do you want? >> Um c can you write them down for me so I can get them? >> I will do whatever you need to do. >> Uh get tell her get my phone. >> I'm going to do one or two. I can't write down 30 numbers. We got to get >> No, you can't. I know you can't. Tell her to go tell her to go to my mom's and tell her to write my cousin Carlos's number down and um ask her is she going to come. Would it be okay if I just have her cuz I think she's thinking about coming and getting you anyway. So, can I just get her number for you and she can relay them over the phone so we can get rolling? Cuz I know them cuffs are uncomfortable. >> They're very uncomfortable. >> The woman was charged with theft and obstructing official business. Lesson: When you lie to protect yourself, the truth eventually surfaces and the price you pay becomes even higher. >> I don't believe you. I think you're trying to like lure me into like a weird place. I'm not trying to take you any weird place at all. >> Help! Help! Help! Help me! Help! >> On June 29th, 20123, police received a report from an airport regarding a luggage theft. The suspect was believed to be a man who had deliberately taken a bag from the baggage claim area. This was what happened when officers approached him. >> Hey man, can I speak to you for a second? >> Did you just come in on a Delta flight? >> Yeah. >> Is this your bag? Cuz I just had someone come complain that a bag matching this description was stolen from the airplane. Oh, go for it. >> Is it yours? >> Yeah, >> it is yours. >> It's my boyfriend's, but >> it's your boyfriend. Is your boyfriend traveling with you? >> Honestly, >> I we're divorcing as of this trip. >> Okay, >> go for it. Look, look, look. >> Is there anything in there with your name on it by chance? >> Nope. >> No. Okay. >> You got an ID on you by chance? >> I do. >> Can I see it, please? >> Go for it. >> Can you pull out your wallet, please? Let me see your ID. >> You got a state issued ID or is this going to be all you have? >> H >> Do you have a state issued ID or is this all you have? >> I have a state issue ID if you really want. >> Yeah, if you don't mind. It's just a little bit easier for us to run it. Perfect. Thank you, sir. You can have your passport back. >> Can I help you find a like ex-boyfriend? >> Oh, we can we can deal with that here a second. Let's walk over here. Just get out of the way of this path and I'm more than happy to help. The man had a suspicious story as his statements constantly changed and now he made it difficult for the police by playing his game of distrust. >> I don't believe you. I think you're trying to like lure me into like a weird place. >> I'm not trying to take you into a weird place at all. Someone came and knocked on my door claiming that their bag was was stolen with your description. >> Well, search through it. >> Well, I will. Let's move over here just to get out of the way. >> Just just right over here near the glass. Okay. Do me a favor. Let's just move right over here. Okay. >> Um >> see that I'm totally chill. Like you go first. >> Right over here next to the window. >> You go first. >> Walk over to the walk over to the window. >> I don't believe you. >> Walk over to the window for me. >> Literally walk right over there and this will go a lot smoother. >> What the is going on? >> I'm asking you to move over there. >> I don't believe you. >> Look, my partner's over here. Just walk. >> Don't touch me. Don't touch me. I will call the cops. >> I am the cops. >> I will call your authority. >> Hey, let's go. Come on. >> He's touching me. He's touching. >> Yeah, we're done. Help help. Help. Help me. Help. Stop. Help me. What the kick it. Oh my >> I haven't done anything. >> I haven't. >> You kick me again, you're going to hit the ground. You understand me? >> You kick again, I'm going to throw you to the ground. You understand? >> Help. He's torturing me. Help. Help. Help. This arrest occurred because he deliberately refused to comply with police orders. Yet, he responded with loud, baseless accusations against them. >> He's torturing me. I haven't done anything wrong. >> Headbutted me. >> Help me. >> Huh? >> We got the car. >> Okay. >> Kick me again. >> Shelly, will you go >> roll? >> I have ID on me. Roll her bag. It's a san torturing me. >> And I threw it. Somebody picked it up. >> Help. >> Help me. >> Help. He's torturing me. They're wrong. Help me. This is discrimination. Help me. >> That one right there with that one right there. >> There's three more, right? >> Help me. They're discriminating. Help. Help. Help. Help me. >> The man instantly shifted his attitude, clearly playing the victim card, and even acted as if he had the authority to give orders to the police. >> My hands. Don't tell me what to do. >> Sit down. >> Don't >> Don't touch me. >> You kicked me. >> He kicked me. He killed me. Help. Help. >> You're about to get You're not >> Help me. >> You're not under arrest. >> Help. >> You're under arrest for You're under arrest for assault. >> Help. Help me. Help. Help me. They're torturing me. Help. Help. >> Edward for we've got him in cuffs. >> He's lying. Help. >> Help me, please. I haven't done anything. Help me, please. >> Stupid move, dude. Stupid move. >> Help me. The stupid move. He's torturing me. He's torturing me. Help. Oh my god. Help. >> All right, listen up. >> Help. This is incrimination. Please, I didn't touch him. I swear to God, he's a ripping. >> He's lying. He's lying. Please. This is incrimination. Please, I didn't touch him. I swear to God, this is discrimination. And I will file a police report. Help. Help. Help. Help. This is discrimination. He's lying. Help. Help. Help. >> Was he the one that is that the back? >> Yes. Someone back. He also tried to go through the fire door and set the fire door off over here. >> Oh, he did? >> Yep. >> You couldn't understand anything you said on the radio. >> He cut my camera. >> He headbutted me. >> He kicked me. Kicked him. He went like right right to my head. >> After successfully placing the suspect into the patrol car, the victim arrived at the scene and confirmed that the luggage belonged to him. >> What's your name? Oh, this is your road. >> Yes. >> What a dag. >> Why do you do that? Why do you like I don't know why somebody try to take a bag that's in like the second like like that. That's first class people. Those people pay a lot of money. That's affirmative. He's the one in custody for theft and assault of a police officer. >> This is abuse of power. No power. >> Okay. >> Are you okay? >> Hey, George. Can you relax? All right. Come on, bud. Handcuffs. >> Yeah. Well, come on out. We're going to help you out. All right, bud. >> I don't trust you. You got to come out, dude. >> I don't think so. >> George, please. >> Dude, I'm not trying to cause trauma. >> Okay, thank you. >> I haven't done anything. >> Okay, we'll we'll get a workout. Okay, >> unlock my handcuffs before I get out of the car. >> No, I don't trust you. Unlock my handcuffs. >> Okay, go around and >> No, I don't trust you. I don't trust you. You're manipulating. I haven't done anything. >> You're doing good. >> This is manipulation. Help. Help me. Help. I haven't done anything wrong. They're manipulating me. Help. >> The drama never stopped. Beyond his loud outbursts, his actions also turned the police station into chaos. >> Breaking my arm. He's breaking my arm. Help. Help. Help. He's breaking my arm. He's breaking my arm. >> On the floor, please. Help. Help. Help. Help. Help me. Help. Help. Help me. I'm going to sue you so hard. >> Help me. I haven't done anything with my leg. And he's breaking my leg. He's breaking my leg. I haven't done anything. Help. Help me. >> I haven't done anything. >> All right, George. Relax, bud. >> You I am relaxed. You'reing discriminating against me. Help. >> Get on your knees. >> Discriminating. I haven't done anything. Help. I have literally not done anything at all. >> Relax. No drugs, no alcohol, nothing. Help. >> You're doing good. All right. Just relax, bud. You're almost there. We're We're going to take these off. >> Help me. Help. Help. It's criminating. This is unjust. Help. Help me. Help. Help me. Help. Help me. Help me. >> Get on your knees, bud. >> The man was charged with theft and assault on a public servant after stealing the luggage and physically resisting officers during the arrest. Actions had consequences. Playing the victim and resisting lawful orders only turned a suspected theft into far more serious charges. In the next case, this female Karen was just as bad, if not worse. >> You're under Get off of me. >> We need to get her on her. >> Get off of me. >> On the 16th of March 2023, police responded to a report from a store about a woman named Raquia who committed theft there and then fled into the restroom. This was what happened when officers arrived at the scene. >> You said, "Why do you have >> I do not have paperwork from you guys. She always bailed at you." >> Have you guys told her not to come back? >> Okay. I'll just need I'll need a statement in reference to that. So, >> hi there. Randy Wilson Police Department. You're being detained right now. You're not free to leave. >> Can you come here, please? >> No. >> Don't go out that door. You're >> It is an emergency. >> You're under arrest for trespass. >> No. >> You're under arrest. >> I'm not I'm not under arrest. Do not resist. >> Do not resist me. >> I'm fighting one down. >> On the ground. I'm not going to use on you. You're under arrest for resistance right now. Stay here. >> Stay here. Stay on the ground. Stay on the ground. Stay on the ground. >> Do not do not fight me. Do not fight me. Stay on the ground. >> Under arrest. >> Yes, you are. >> I'm not. >> Stay on the ground. >> Royalties. They said I could have you stay free. You said I could. >> Stay on the ground. >> I'm not under arrest. >> Stay on the ground. >> I'm not under arrest. >> Stay on the ground. >> I am not under arrest. >> Down. Stay on the ground. >> I'm not under arrest. I'm not under arrest. The moon and the universe. I'm not under arrest. >> Okay. Stay here on the ground. >> I'm not I'm not stay on the ground. My own demon. >> Stay on the ground. I'm not. >> Do not resist. Do not fight. >> Do not resist. Do not fight. >> Okay, we'll talk about that. Calm down. >> Calm down. >> The officers tried to calm her down to make the situation easier, but the woman did not seem to understand the current situation and even accused the police instead. >> Stay down on the ground. >> No, you're an impostor. >> I'm not. I'm the police. >> No, you're not. >> Okay, stay on the ground. >> You're a liar. >> Liar. No. You're being hypnotized. You can't >> stay on the ground. >> You can't arrest me. >> What's your name? >> None of your business. Get off of me. >> Nope. >> How do you not not trust that? You're a liar. You're going against your job. >> Stay on the ground. >> No. He's a liar. He's a liar. Mr. President, he's a liar. Get off of me. Get off of me. >> We need to get her on her. >> Get off of me. Get off of me. She truly seemed to believe that she was the victim rather than the cause of the incident. And she even attempted to exploit her civil rights in the process. >> We want to go on our side. >> They gave me the univers. The president of the United States gave me permission and it's on the site. It's on the website. Oh, you're sitting on my ankle. >> Take a breath. >> No, he's hurting my ankle. >> And you don't even look. This is why you guys are a disgrace. And I am going to tell the president of the United States cuz that is who I'm in contact with. >> You're being You're being audio and video recorded. >> [ __ ] you. They're liars that I had permission from the president of the United States. And these people who are harassing me and have been stalking me are the reason that you're here and the reason I've been getting kicked out of everywhere. I'm not lying. Stop hurting my foot. You are being rude. See, right now you're being hypnotized. There's red in here. And I didn't do this to myself. I'm not a liar and I'm not a mean. Ow. Ow. >> You just did that on purpose. You don't >> The chaos showed no sign of stopping, forcing the officers to use other measures to detain the woman. >> I'm not mean. I'm retiring. >> I'm not mean. Please be gentle. No, I don't want to be in there. I wasn't supposed to go to jail at all. That's what the president of the United States said. I didn't do anything wrong. I really did not do anything wrong. I have white coat syndrome. I have white coat syndrome. Darren Nicole McFarland did it and Corbin Johnson. They think I'm trying to do something against them. was alive. I didn't do this anymore. I'm the one who was helping. >> I'm no impostor. >> I'm not a liar. Please. No. >> No. >> I'm not working against you guys. Ow. My leg. My leg. My right leg. My left leg. Oh my god. Get her away from me. >> Please get away from me. >> Please get away from me. >> No. >> You have a helmet. >> That one's hurting. That one's on tight. Too tight. >> Please don't. I had a vision. Please don't do this to me right now. Can you hurt my help my leg, please? >> What the woman was doing did nothing to free herself from the situation. She failed to prove any of the claims she was making and at that point she was escorted outside. >> You guys, this is Vinc. No, I not. This isn't my fault. You said I wasn't going to go out of jail for the rest of my life. Oh my god. Why are you doing this to me? Please stop. Please let me go. I don't I'm not supposed to go to jail. And they promise it's not a lie. You were hypnotized in a way because of those girls. Now put me down and let me go, please. >> That's what happens. Put her in yours. >> Yeah. >> No. No. I'm not supposed to go to jail. I'm not I president of United States said that I wouldn't have to go to jail for the rest of my life or what because of what I did for this place. Please not a lie. They just said a couple things and then it wouldn't get out my leg. No more. >> After successfully taking the suspect into custody, a store employee stepped forward to testify and gave statements confirming that the real story was far different from the woman's claims. >> So, this was found in her bag. >> Yeah, the ice cream's ours. I >> I could scan the other ones and tell them that they're ours. >> Yeah, if you want to, let's do that. >> Yeah. Um, but I definitely know she picked up that. She put a couple things back, but then she put them back in. She was kind of all over. >> So, she definitely had the ice cream >> in her hand. >> In her hand, and that was found in her bag, I believe. So, >> trespass, too. >> She was verbally trespassed by Greg a couple of months ago. So, she's been trespassed verbally twice, but never by us, but I that doesn't matter. >> He can he can positively identify her >> as the person. Um, he already did on on body camera. So, um, so the obviously the person that came out was the person we were talking about, the flyer that you showed me, >> and you guys are willing to pursue charges. >> Y. Okay. What happened a couple months ago >> on that flyer? Uh um one of my employees saw her put on nail polish on the aisle. >> She didn't do that. Yeah. She didn't she was just doing it right in the aisle >> and she stormed off. So they trespassed her. >> Okay. >> Then when I trespassed her, she had came in. She was in the bathroom for probably hour, 2 hours. >> Hour or two hours. Okay. >> Yeah. And it was really hard to get her out. I recognized her. I was like, "Oh, I'm sorry." >> From the previous incident you told me about. >> I wasn't there for that. I had the photo. >> Okay. Right. Oh, it was the same person. So, trespassed her. She got really upset, started cussing. >> And you physically told her, "You're trespassed. You're not willing to come back." What do you remember what your words were? >> I told her, "Don't come back. We'll call the police." >> Don't come. Okay. >> Yeah. Just a lot of came from her. So, >> she came in today. >> And then she came in today and then Can you tell me what you saw happen when she came out >> of the bathroom? >> When you when she came out, she saw you immediately. You told her she was under arrest and she bolted and went for the exit. Exit was it has a timer on. I can't open it. >> Did Did the door Did the alarm go off on the door? >> In the end, she was charged with thirdderee assault, seconddegree burglary, and resisting arrest. Refusing to accept reality and resisting only made her situation worse. A moment of cooperation could have prevented multiple charges. >> I said I'm pregnant. Can you please fix the cuffs now? I'm pregnant. >> Hold up. >> If I said I'm in pain, I'm in pain. Don't treat me like I'm George Floyd. On June 27th, 2023, police were dispatched to Target after receiving a report about two women stealing merchandise. When approached, both of them denied it, even though their actions showed the opposite. >> You guys just took from Target? >> No, we didn't take from Target. >> Yeah, they just called you just stole from them. >> No. >> No. >> 9150. Copy 28. >> We have returns. >> Anybody got an ID on them? >> No. >> Okay. Okay. Well, they just said you took over 1,000 bucks worth of stuff from them. So, you got an ID? >> No. >> Give me a name. >> Lock your doors. They can't do that. >> They're merchandise. >> This is not their merchandise. Lock your door. >> Her repeated no, even denying that the items she was holding belonged to Target while refusing to show them to police. Morowix was extremely suspicious. The behavior led her straight to a charge of resisting. >> Stop. I didn't do >> You're not going to push me out of the way. >> I didn't do [ __ ] >> You're not going to push me out of the way. >> I'm not doing this. I'm pregnant. >> Okay. >> Push me. You should have made me crunch when you're pregnant. >> I didn't do [ __ ] >> You're going to push me. >> I pushed you. >> Yeah, you did. >> Ouch. I did not push you. I pushed the door and you hurting my arm. I'm not resisting. >> Stop. You've been resisting the whole time. No, I didn't. You didn't even grab me. That [ __ ] is hurting. And like I said, I'm pregnant. >> All right, stop committing crimes while you're pregnant. >> Let me go. You don't know what I did. I didn't do [ __ ] >> You're not being let go. >> All right, we don't have anybody inside. >> Just stop it. Don't even ask. >> Okay, can you let me be on the way out? >> [ __ ] Can you please let me go? I'm not resisting. I'm pregnant. >> You already did resist once. We're not going >> I pushed the door. Can you let me please untighten this? >> No. >> I'm not going to be quiet. Can you >> change role you hollering at? >> Can you please untie this? I'm pregnant. Please. >> No. >> I'm not resisting arrest. >> How many sets of cuffs you got? >> You're on location. >> Cuz at some point we're going to have to obviously fix them cuz they're >> Exactly. And I'm pregnant. Can you please fix them now? Let me go. I'm not doing [ __ ] >> I said I'm pregnant. >> Can you please fix the cuffs now? I'm pregnant. Hold up. >> This [ __ ] is hurting me. >> After repeating no several times, she then switched to saying, "I'm pregnant." And clearly, this difficulty for the officers did not stop there. >> Yes, it is, gang. Stop talking to me like I'ming stupid. I know what I'm feeling. >> Okay. >> They are. >> Exactly. You just twisted my arm for me. Thank you. >> Right. >> Hey, who >> are y'all grabbing me so aggressively, bro? I am 45 positive. >> Y'all really going to piss me off. >> So he he spoke with you already and before I wait we wait for him to finish >> before I had you walk over there. But the uh the people in the store just looked at the guys that said yeah they're the ones that were coming. So obviously you guys never wanted to >> explain to me what's going on. >> Let me go. I can't go nowhere. God damn. >> You're going to our station. >> That's fine. Do I got a choice at this point? >> Absolutely you do not. >> You made your own choice prior to that. >> I don't give a I don't know what's going on. >> Obviously, >> but she's obviously causing the problem right now. So, I'd like you seem more like a more reasonable one. I'd like to hear from you as to what's going on. I mean, is there any reason why this is happening today? >> I got off work and gave her rat to the store. >> What was that? >> I just got off work and gave her rat to the store. >> Negative. >> This is your car? >> Yes. got more in there. >> At this point, with the other woman's consent, the officers proceeded to check the items in the cart. >> Thanks to her statement, several issues along with the stolen merchandise were clarified. >> She is right now. Um, we're obviously going to research and track down all this stuff, but is this stuff that she stole as well, or did you guys steal this together? >> No. >> What What is all this stuff that's in the car? I mean, some I I know that people don't just buy a bunch of shoes and clothes and just leave it in their trunk. You just don't they just don't do that. >> No, they don't. >> So, what where did this stuff come from to the best of your knowledge? >> Well, we just got a lot of this stuff out of her mom's house. Like, she said she's moving. So, her mom stayed not too far from here and we just like loaded this stuff out and then she wanted to stop at Target and that's where all this new stuff came from. Okay. So, this stuff has already been in the shop. This is Yeah. >> So, all obviously this stuff obviously was what you guys stole today? >> Yes. >> Um, there's a TV in the back. Where'd that come from? >> Yeah. Also from from there. >> From what? From Target. >> Yes. >> Okay. So, so the t the TV is is in the back is from Target. From today, she said >> from this Target here, >> right? >> Um, >> and I cannot put that in the car. >> She put you I know I'm not saying you did put it in the car, but uh she put it in the car. Is that what you're saying? >> Yes. Okay. >> What about all the hangers? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Take a look. >> There's like four packs of hangers and stuff. >> And then those totes is also stuff that we got from her mom's house. You can like open it. >> Okay. So, the totes. Yeah. It looks like that's >> Yeah, that looks >> used clothes. I'm not worried about that at all. Right. >> The officers also clarified with this woman that although she was not the one actively committing the wrongdoing, she had been complicit in covering it up. Meanwhile, the woman in pink continued to express her displeasure in every word. >> Oh, yeah. But the bottom line is you knew she was stealing. >> Yeah. >> And you guys were together. >> Mhm. >> I'm sure the video is going to show you both putting stuff in the shopping cart. >> Yes. >> Right. So, you both are going to have some responsibility, but again, the level of that responsibility is still up in the air. Um, depends on if you've how many times you've been if you've been arrested before for retail theft. That matters. Um I haven't we can get into that later. Um the level of your coop, you know, the level of your cooperation that matters as well. The states attorneys are are they're looking for reasons to um >> I don't want to say give breaks because everyone's going to be held responsible to some extent, but um the level of which you're being held is is going to depend a lot a lot on you. Understand? >> What do you want? You were mean as hell for me. >> That's what I was about. That's what I was about to say. Look like I think that we all got off to a bit of a bad start. I don't like it when I see somebody. It looked to me like you were struggling and resist with one of my officers and all. >> I'm going be completely honest. I'm already caught. I can't be no blunt than I already am. I'm not I wasn't I was not complying. I just pushed the door and closed it. Did I not? >> He never grabbed me. I just pushed the door and closed it. >> Okay. >> He never touched me. He never asked me to turn around. He didn't say nothing to me. So that's not >> Well, I wasn't here for the conversation. So I I You pulled up first. You >> I was like the fourth one to pull up. >> Whatever. >> But yeah, you still me. I don't like that. But >> even more ironically, at the police station, this woman kept complaining about being treated like a criminal. Repeatedly bringing up her I'm pregnant claim. Watch the officer's reactions. What do you think about this? Feel free to share a comment. I hear you. >> Cuz y'all was mean to me and I don't appreciate. >> How was I mean to you? >> I don't like the way y'all handled me. If I said I'm in pain, I'm in pain. Don't treat me like I'm George Floyd. >> I didn't treat you like you were George Floyd Taylor. >> Did I treat you? Okay, first of all, George Floyd got put on the ground and knelt down for like 9 minutes. You didn't get put on the floor. You didn't get put anywhere for 9 minutes. I'm 3 months pregnant. >> But you didn't get put on the ground. I'm a pregnant woman. >> But you didn't get put on the ground. Number two, Brianna Taylor got shot. Did anybody >> I remember it felt it sound like I would be shot. Y'all didn't even give me to be shot. >> Y'all didn't even give me a chance. >> Come on. >> [ __ ] Everybody Everybody that's scared of the police when y'all not that is so not true. >> Yeah, that's what >> I have come across many black people that have been very supportive of the police. So >> good for you. >> I support the ones that are nice. >> So you support me. >> You were not nice to me. >> High five. >> That's Knuckles. Okay. >> Yeah. >> See, you like me. >> You all right? >> I'mma be upset if your colleagues take the that I worked hard for. I really am. >> Cuz I don't have an issue with saying >> what was took and what was not. >> I understand. I totally get that. >> It's a lot of with tags on it that were was not stolen. I transported it. As you can see, can't you see clothes in a big ass laundry? You have to understand. I have clothes in a tote. I have clothes that were shoes, boxes of shoes that I paid for. >> I get it. >> Literally, this stuff was not stolen. >> Okay. >> Both women were later charged with retail theft, and the pregnant woman was additionally charged with resisting arrest. The stolen merchandise totaled over $1,000. Refusing to cooperate and trying to cover up wrongdoing only worsens your situation. Honesty and calm behavior can significantly reduce consequences, even when caught in the act. 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, meet the no-name lady who tried to run while declaring herself completely innocent. >> No, wait. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> I sold you. What? Wait. I don't believe what you're telling me because none of it's coming back to an actual person. >> On June 20th, 2023, police responded to a reported theft in progress. But the moment she spotted the officers, she took off. At that point, the police had to split up and search for the suspect. >> Can I get in your car? >> Yeah, I'll just do that. >> Of course, you can't. was kind of a beige. He went westbound behind the circle K. >> I don't think she made it out to freeway yet. 42. I'm checking some of the side roads. >> I had a guy in motion me. She went northbound behind the building, but I haven't seen her. >> I didn't see her down the track either. pretty good. I think he might be hij vacant lots around the store only to find the woman hiding in some bushes. But her next actions were even more surprising. Hey there, Mount Police. Stop right there. Stop. She's right here. Hey, what are you doing? Stop. No. Okay. Stop. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Stop. >> Hey. Hey. >> Stop. >> Stop. Who are you? >> Who are you? >> I'm an officer of the Mount Alberta Police Department. >> You scared me. I thought you were a stranger. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Put your hand behind your back. She rolled herself as if the police wouldn't spot her, even attempting some psychological manipulation. But of course, her arrest was inevitable. >> Just remain calm. >> Stop. >> That's not remaining calm. Stop it. >> Stop. >> I was supposed to be feel more comfortable >> right now. You're going to be under arrest for resisting if you don't stop. >> I don't have any. >> I told you you're being detained. Okay. >> For what? >> Can you grab hold of her arm? got cops. >> I don't have >> You know what I'm being detained for? >> 45 cascade. We have one in custody. >> All right. Do >> you have any weapons on? She was reaching for something when I was over there. I was telling her to stop. >> Backpack. >> She kept reaching. I tried grabbing and then she just flashlight. Nothing. >> Uh that's not mine. >> That's mine. Okay. Oh, this is that girl that refused to ID herself from us uh last summer. Remember her? >> No, >> she was on uh Coulson. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. >> We never IDed her. >> It turned out this was not the first encounter between the suspect and the police. From this, it was clear that the woman was steeped in wrongdoing. Even this time, as every item she tried to conceal on her person spoke volumes. >> I don't feel any weapons yet. It sounds like a PC for theft in there. >> Oh, we have PC for theft, too. >> Okay. >> I don't have >> What's your name? >> What? >> I can't hear you. >> All right, go ahead and stand up. You're under arrest. >> Got to get Chad. >> I'll follow up with the store here. >> This car is closest. >> Uh, maybe mine right over here. >> Okay. >> You don't want to go through the jungle. That's what I just did. >> Yeah, that's why I'm all wet. >> Can you uh walk with her? I'm going to check. >> I checked. I didn't see anything, but >> Thank you. >> Okay. Have a seat there for me real quick. >> Where was this found? That was honored. Oh, perfect. >> You didn't find anything else in there that looks like it's it belongs to them? >> No. Everything else looks pretty used. >> Right after the woman was placed back into the patrol car, something unexpected happened. After her absurd attempts to hide and flee, she now naively claimed she had done nothing wrong. >> Do you understand each of the rights I read to you? >> Yeah, I understand. >> Okay. Having them in mind, do you wish to speak with me >> over the store? >> Okay. They have really good cameras over there. Is it going to show them or is it going to show you putting a uh hat underneath your shirt? >> No. >> Okay. What were you doing over there? >> I was looking for scissors. They said they didn't have any and I was looking for extra clothes cuz it was getting kind of cold, >> but I already had what they had so I didn't need any. >> Do you have any method of payment? >> Um yeah, I have money. >> Where? >> It was in my left pocket of my jacket. >> This jacket? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Left pocket. So, can you face that way? Do you have ID on you at all? >> Um, no. I have no ID on who? >> No ID on you. Okay. >> And your name was what again? >> Anna Hiller. >> Is that what you said? >> Yeah. >> H I L L E R. >> Yeah. >> And Hannah. >> Anna. >> Anna. >> Yeah. >> Okay. What exactly were you going to buy with a dollar? >> A dollar. That's all that's in here is $1. >> Oh, I should have had more money. >> I was I asked somebody for a cigarette at the store. >> What's your date of birth? >> It is December 27th, 1991. >> 122791. >> The woman appeared cooperative while providing her information, but based on their previous encounter with her, the officers quickly realized there were serious inconsistencies in her statements. >> How old are you? I am 20 289. >> And what year were you born in? >> 1991. >> Okay. >> So, if you were born in 1991, you'd be at least 31 years old. >> 1991? No, I wouldn't. >> Yes, you would. It's currently 2023. You'd be at least 31 years old. >> Oh, well, I've been telling the guys I was younger, so I don't even >> All right, listen to me. If you give me a fake name and a fake date of birth again, >> I'm going to charge you with a felony for criminal impersonation. >> Well, I didn't give you a fake name. >> Okay. So, your your date of birth is 1227 1991. >> Yeah. >> And how do you spell your first name? >> A N A. >> A N A. And your middle initial? >> O. >> O. >> Yeah. >> O like octopus. >> No. L. >> L. So, Anna L. How do you spell your last name? Um, H I L L E R. >> Okay, stand. Just stay here for a second. >> The store, the items she put on will call here were under the name Amber. Just FYI. >> Where is it? >> It was clear that the woman had lied about her personal information. Despite prior warnings from the police, it was disappointing that even when given another chance, she still clung to her fake display of innocence. >> Why aren't you telling us your real name? >> I did tell you my real name. Why don't we have any record of you? >> I'm not sure. >> Have you ever had a Washington ID or another state ID before? >> I have not. I didn't. >> You never had an ID. But you're 29 years old. You say >> I'm 28. >> You're 28? >> Yeah. >> What year were you born? >> 1991. >> You just told me you were 29. >> 19 or 1992. I think this is 198. >> That still doesn't That's the wrong math. That doesn't make you that you'd be over 30. >> Over 30. >> The year the year is 2023. Do you understand that? You can't even do the math right. >> I would be >> if you if you were born in ' 91 Yeah. >> you would be turning 32. >> This makes sense. But >> it makes total sense because it's the year is 2023. >> Weird. I Well, I >> So here just stop. So you're lying. >> 199 >> cuz you don't even know your own birthday. >> I know. >> You don't know your age or birthday. You're just lying cuz you can't even keep the numbers right. So stop lying. Tell us your real name. I just can't remember the date of the year I was born. >> I've never ran into anybody that doesn't remember >> if it was >> their year they were born. I've never ran anybody in my entire life that doesn't remember their birthday or how old they are. >> I know how old I am. I just don't remember if it was 199. >> Well, obviously you don't because you first you said you're 29, then you said you're 28. So, you can't even keep that straight. >> Well, I'm close to the age 29. I'm almost 29. or maybe >> I just can't remember if I'm 20. >> Okay, so here's how this works. When you don't identify yourself, we take you to jail and we fingerprint you and you will sit in jail until we get a return on you. >> Okay, >> so what is your name? >> It is Anna Hillers. >> Hillers. >> Hiller. >> Hiller. >> Mhm. She even avoided making eye contact with the officers whenever she said her name, seemingly believing that acting this way would somehow keep her out of jail. >> And I told you you were under arrest for theft, obstruction, and resisting. >> You didn't tell me I was being arrested for theft, and I'm not arrested for >> Well, I've told you several times during this conversation that. So, get out of the car. >> You haven't told me that. >> Here's the deal. If you don't get out of the car, we're going to have to force you out of the car. >> Why can't you just drop me off and give me >> I'm not doing that. >> But you already said that. We can't identify you. You keep lying about who you are and your date of birth and your age. >> I told you. >> When we can't identify you and you're under arrest, you go to jail. >> Do you identify? You did identify me. >> I have not been able to positively identify you. >> I just told you. What? Right. >> I don't believe what you're telling me because none of it's coming back to an actual person. >> It did come back as an actual person. You found it in your computer. >> No, I did not. >> Yes, you did. >> I promise you. >> Listen, >> you did. You found me in the computer because you said >> you're going to have to get out of my car one way or the other. You want to do it under your own power? >> There is an S. >> Stop. Listen to me. You're going to have to get out of my car one way or the other. >> You said there's no S. There is an S. That's why. >> Stop. Stop. >> Do you want to get out of the car under your own power or do you want people to force you out of the car? >> I don't want to get out of the car. I want >> Well, you don't have a choice. >> Wait, you just said I could go. >> I You have the choice of getting out on your own or people forcing you out. >> You said that I could go. He was letting me go. Amber. >> The woman was charged with theft, resisting arrest, obstruction, and criminal impersonation. Lying, pretending innocence, and refusing accountability only made her situation worse. Because deception never stops the consequences. It accelerates them. 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 up, this wasn't shoplifting, but this thief racist card to deflect from the mysterious mailbox incident. When >> you broke in the mailbox, man, >> I ain't breaking nobody mailbox. >> Okay, >> cuz I'm a black man with trans. >> It's a man in my jaw. Everybody, my dog got free. >> On June 13th, 2023, police received reports from an apartment complex in Dunwy, Georgia after a series of mail thefts and the leasing office provided surveillance footage. This indicated that more than one suspect was involved, showing it was a wellplanned scheme. At this point, police approached the victim involved. >> We got an email from our apartment saying that >> the bill >> Yeah. >> your uh mailbox was damaged or broken into. >> Okay. So, my roommate and I, we had box 147. >> Okay. Do you know anything that was in there? >> Okay. I just add like it's some miscellaneous things or something like that. >> Yeah. >> Do you have any questions or anything? >> No. >> Yeah. It's like almost 50 people's mailboxes. So, it's >> it's just we're just kind of waiting for people to come forward and let us know um whose mailbox is what. But >> Okay. Thank you. You're welcome. No worries. >> The next day, based on another video provided by a resident showing clearer images of the suspects, police approached a man matching the description. And here's what happened next. >> Talk to you real quick. All right. Do you have anything in your hands right here? >> Did you see that guy's shoes? >> Okay. Come right here real quick. Okay. We're going to talk to you real quick. Okay. I'll let you know what's going on in a sec. Okay. >> Have you been going to the mailboxes around here? >> No, sir. >> Where you coming from, man? Do you live here? >> No. I came for a visit with a friend. >> Do you have an ID on you? I have to check your I have to check your ID because we're investigating right now. You have nothing. You have nothing in your pockets, right? Oh, no. Okay, cool. Nothing. >> I'll just bite head to the work still. >> But I do have to identify you. Okay. I'll let you know what's going on and everything. >> Yeah. You tell me. Let's go now. >> Breathe. Relax. >> I see a lot of police. >> It's okay. We're just talking right now. Okay. So, you don't need to identify. >> There you go. >> Okay. Let me see this ID real quick. >> Give me a second. Okay. Another one. >> I do some chrome. >> Okay. >> I want one of them. >> Is that him right there at the back? >> I want one of them. >> Yeah. >> What? For what? >> Don't Don't pull. Don't pull. >> We'll explain to you what's going on. If you fight, it's going to be worse. Then relax and let you know what's going on. Okay. You're not being arrested right now. You're being detained because we're investigating something. Okay. So, if you relax and we figure out, we'll let you go. Okay. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. You doing your job? >> We're going to seat you right here. >> We're going to figure out what's going on. Okay. >> I'll be honest with you. I don't know. Let's do Let's do our thing and we'll get you out of here as soon as we can. >> Yeah. I feel like I'm being accused of something. >> I'm sorry. >> I said I feel being accused of something. >> So they So management called us about there's an incident that's going on and they identified you. >> Me? >> Yes. So we're investigating that. We're >> Okay. Yeah. I Yeah. Go ahead. I'm waiting for my lawyer. >> Although the man expressed frustration about being apprehended during the ride, he revealed information about his accomplice. Police then moved to approach the second suspect. But this arrest proved far from easy. For what? >> Criminal damage property. >> I work here. What you talking about? >> I know you work here. >> What are you talking about then? >> For mail thefts. >> What the hell? Like I'm at work. What is y'all talking about? >> What's going on? >> You got any weapons on you? >> No, I do not. What's going on >> right now? You're under arrest for criminal damage. >> Y'all got to tell me for when told you to listen to me. >> What the [ __ ] is that? >> Because criminal damage. Nobody property >> cuz you've been forced to >> work. So how am I criminal damaging anybody property >> today? That was from before. Okay, we found out later. Okay. >> What you talking about? >> I'm talking about some mailboxes, bro. >> I ain't bringing nobody down, bro. What the >> You're wearing the same work. >> Well, the funny thing is you're wearing >> Take me out the cuffs, bro. Take me out. Yo, >> the funny thing is you're wearing the same outfit as you did when you when you broke into the mailbox, man. >> I ain't breaking nobody mailbox. >> Okay. I don't break it. Quick, I work right. >> I'm just telling you back. >> I'm a breaking, man. >> Go take a seat. >> Now, y'all take me out these cuffs. >> Now, sit down. >> Take a seat. >> No, I got to take me out the cuffs. I didn't do nothing. >> We going to take a rest. >> We just told you plenty of time. >> How am I under arrest? [ __ ] get give me your supervisor. >> I'm not getting this car to y'all. Give me a supervisor. I didn't do nothing. I'm at work. >> I didn't do nothing. Y'all got to tell me what I did. >> Scoop back. >> I'm half work right here. >> Put your foot in. >> Y'all got to tell me what I did. >> The attitudes of both suspects during their arrests were strikingly similar in defiance toward the police. But with the second suspect, things escalated into utter chaos, especially in his own actions. >> I'm going to tonight. There's no probable cause. He's like, he's wearing the same outfit as >> Hit my car again one more time. I'm at work. You put your hands on me. You put your You say you put hands on me. >> You say you're putting hands around my neck. You saying I'm putting hands around my neck. No. You just put your hands around my neck. I'm trying to tell I'm >> pushing you back. >> You just put your hands around my neck. Bro, >> move back right now. >> Is he trying to kick you? >> No, I ain't do nothing. He just put your hands around my neck. >> Y'all going to tell me I didn't come. Get me a supervisor. Give no supervisor. Stop. You want to beat me? You want to beat me? What are you sipping on? You want to shoot me? Huh? We're trying to do nothing. Calm down. >> No, I didn't do nothing. We're down here at No. No. He's up there. He put his hands around my neck for no reason. >> He tried to choke me for no reason. I didn't do nothing. I'm at work. Yo, what just happened? >> I don't know. They arrested me for for criminal damage. How I'm at work? What the kind of criminal damage did I do? >> What the >> What the kind of criminal damage will I do at work? >> We're just trying to save in here. >> Calm down. >> What kind of criminal damage will I do at work? >> We'll explain after we get safely. >> It was from a couple days ago from my understanding. >> No. No. I work. >> No. No. I'm at work. >> Stop. No. They got to tell me I did cough. >> Calm down. >> Hell this mother right here trying to choke me. He didn't turn. >> Yes, he did. Yes, he did. And I called him out plenty of times. >> I didn't do nothing. I was speaking supervisor. Now, >> despite having a job, he still committed the wrongdoing without any concern for the consequences. The man was unaware that his accomplice had already been arrested and confessed everything. And he continued to flatly deny involvement. >> Y'all talking about goddamn taking me to jail for for criminal damage? I'm at work. >> Huh? I'm at work. >> That [ __ ] sound crazy >> cuz you didn't do it today. >> That sounds crazy. I work every day. >> Hey, you did it while you >> I work every day. I didn't do that. Me that that that's the case. Y'all can arrest anybody and say they did it. >> Y'all could arrest anybody and say they did it. >> No, he has a warrant for him, too. >> You have a warrant for your arrest from Alabama. All extradition. >> No, it's not. No, it's not. No, it's not. No, it's not. No, it's not. I just got out of the decal. >> I just got out of the decal. >> You got it. >> Let's do it. >> Oh, I didn't Where's that rap at? >> All right. >> Okay. >> Which way you want to take him out? >> Move your leg. >> You [ __ ] a heard me, bro, for no reason. >> Pull him out. >> Yo, I didn't do nothing. >> Can you stand up? >> Resisting. No, he didn't hurt my leg for no reason. >> Can you stand up and relax? >> No, I didn't do nothing. >> I want to speak with the supervisor. My leg. You're going to go die. You >> hilarious. I personally asked for the supervisor. He is coming. Okay. But you can't be kicking a police call like that. >> He can't be choking me. I know that. He ain't supposed to do that. I know that. >> I know that. >> It'll be the same way when we get to the jail. >> Okay. >> No. >> Okay. >> You ain't going to kick me, buddy. >> Bottom put in the bottom. >> What? You going to choke me too again? You going to troll me again? Huh? >> No. >> Huh? You going to try to choke me out again? >> No. No. >> Huh? >> I got >> Yeah. Y'all embarrassed me at my job just to let me go. I didn't even do nothing. >> Y'all talking about criminal criminal wet >> damage >> and I'm at work. >> The man's resistance escalated to an extreme level, forcing police to use stronger measures, even though his opposition could have been handled much more calmly if he had truly done nothing. That's crazy. >> Give me a supervisor. >> We need to hurry the up then. >> He don't work on your time, buddy. >> Hell no. No, I'm not coming down. I'm not coming down at all. I'm at work and y'all doing me like this. >> There's two supervisors here now. All right. >> They're getting out of their car. >> What you call? >> Yeah. What's going on? >> I don't know what the hell going on. I'm at work and and they talking about some criminal damage uh thing that I supposed to been had done uh uh uh days ago. Okay. If y'all saying I did some criminal damage stuff, for one, I know that all I do is work. I'm at my job right now. My supervisor just came out here to tell these guys I'm at work. So if y'all if y'all talking about I did any kind of criminal damage, show me the proof while I'm at work. You don't do me like this. That's only courts for sir. >> I didn't do nothing as far I didn't do nothing. >> The detective here has enough information to charge you with the crime. >> How? Well, what crime did I do? >> Look, there's I'll be up front with you. Okay. I'm the detective. Okay. >> What crime did I do? Listen to >> I'm trying to be quiet. >> You're willing to listen. I'll explain you. Okay. >> Come on. >> So, right now you're suspected of criminal damage property, which which means you were breaking into mailboxes. The reason I believe you're the person cuz you're wearing the exact same outfit as I have you on camera. Break into a mailbox. Same shoes, same pants, get the same straps on. Man, >> these shoes just came out. Everybody got these shoes, by the way. >> Yeah. >> So, everybody got threads. You know how many people in my job got >> threads? That's why. That's why. So, that's why you're being charged. >> I different. >> No, y'all can't talk. That's that's that's racial profiling. Cuz I'm black. It's cuz I'm a black man with trans. Cuz I'm a black man with trans. >> It's a man in my jaw. Everybody in my dog got free. >> The first suspect faced loitering or prowling, criminal trespass, secondderee criminal damage to property, financial transaction card theft, possession of tools for committing a crime, and first-degree burglary. The second suspect was charged with criminal damage to property, obstruction, criminal trespass, and firstderee burglary. Resistance and denial only escalate the situation, putting oneself at greater risk of arrest and harsher treatment. Law enforcement will persist in uncovering the truth and accountability is inevitable. Next, the shoplifter and the secret behind her unpredictable temper. >> I'm lying to you. Let's stop. >> I didn't do nothing. >> I didn't I didn't do nothing at all. >> I went into Ultima and I to spray some. >> On February 11th, 2023, officers were dispatched to a parking lot after receiving reports of a woman causing a disturbance at a nearby beauty store. And upon arrival, the situation immediately escalated as soon as she noticed their presence. >> Stop. Drop your bag. >> Hey, >> drop your bag. >> What did he tell you? >> Drop your bag. >> He's lying to you. Just drop your bag. Put your bag. >> I didn't do nothing. >> I didn't. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Stop. Stop. >> There you go. Put your hands behind your back. >> There you go. There you go. >> No. Stop. >> Stop. Stop. You guys have to talk to me before. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> I know you've been detained. Okay. So, talk to me and listen to my commands. Okay. >> I'm not going to >> let your phone go. Okay. Let your phone go and everything else. Hold on. Let me drop the purse. >> Water. >> Okay. Stop. >> Smells like salva to me. >> I just went in there and did a texture of you, bro. >> Let me see this bag. >> My phone. >> I know. We're not going to take it. >> We're not going to take it. I'm going to put it right in front of you. Okay. So, you >> let it go. Let it go. Yes. Let this go. Ma'am, >> that's perfect. >> Let this go. Let this go. >> What? What's your problem? >> There you go. I'm trying to keep this right here. >> Miss, >> you don't listen. >> I'm standing over here. >> I didn't hear nothing wrong. >> Did you understand the right officer to you? >> Well, that's water pedals. >> What am I under arrest for? >> Right now, you're not. >> So, you're being detained right now. to you. Okay. >> I didn't do nothing to question. >> Can you listen to me? What's your name? >> You don't want to talk to me? >> All right. Someone tell you something. >> The woman denied every allegation against her. But instead of proving her innocence, she chose to refuse cooperation and repeatedly interrupted the officers to make feudal claims. >> You have a right to remain silent. Anything you do or say use against you. >> I didn't do nothing wrong. I'm trying to tell you something. >> I didn't do nothing wrong. >> You going to talk to me? Yes or no? I didn't do nothing wrong. You know, >> I went into Ultima and I sprayed some perfume on myself and that [ __ ] came out and he's all I'm calling the police on you for what reason? >> I didn't do a thing wrong, bro. >> What's your name? >> [ __ ] what my name is. >> I didn't know your name. If you don't tell me your name, then you're going to be arrested for concealing ID. What's your name? >> Veronica. Eileen Garcia, but I have a medicinal car for PTSD. >> He can look through the entire thing. >> But I don't understand why you're putting me in half >> because you're the chain. >> Everything's documented. Everything. >> Yes. Everything is documented. >> Documented. >> That's your Victoria Secret. No, that's not so. >> It seemed that anyone could see her instability at that moment. Yet, the only person who failed to recognize it was her, even when the officers clearly stated that it was the very reason they were there. >> You didn't start anything. Thank you for being honest about that. Okay. But the thing that did happen, the way you're behaving inside the store, too. Why you going back and forth making threats to the security guy and you trying to belittle him just because he's security guard? >> Okay. >> What did he tell you? >> Okay. I'm talking to you. I >> Okay, don't worry. Don't worry about what he says. Worry what I'm saying right now. >> I didn't do nothing to anyone and I didn't say to no one. >> All right, Ron, go ahead and stand up. >> I mean honest with you. I didn't do nothing to no one. >> And I'm being honest with you. You're not going to jail. >> I'm going to jail. >> You're not. >> I'm going to give you a chance. >> Stand up >> to behave. I have >> but I Why would I act out on that behalf? >> Can you give us just one second? >> Boy, what's going to happen, Veronica, is you're being trespassed from Alta. Well, that means you cannot go to Alta at all. If you do go there, they call us, you're going to get arrested for criminal trespass. >> For what reason? >> Because they have the right to trespass people. Okay? So listen to me, Veronica. You're not going to jail. You're going to go do whatever you got to do. Okay. >> Okay, fine. I'll never go there. >> Your bag. You're free to go. Bye, Veronica. >> The drama did not stop there. Just minutes after walking away, she forgot everything that had just happened and returned with excuses that only she believed were justified. >> Veronica, get out of here. Veronica, this is their property. >> This is not their property. >> This is their property. Get over there. Want me to switch my mind? >> Someone >> want me to change my mind? >> Okay. Can I ask >> Get over there? >> No. Can I >> Okay, let's go together. >> Can I talk to you over there? >> No, you can talk to me here. >> What? That sec? What? Well, those security guards. >> Let me tell you this. You go in there, you become rude to people. They work there. You >> Let me I'm talking trespass. Get the out of here. >> No. Why are you going to jail? I'm I'm tired of you. >> If you resist, I'm going to charge you with resisting, too. >> I'll stop now. >> Then get the out of here. I'll give you the chance to go. Go. Go. Here's your trespass. Get the out of here. >> They're saying I was trespassing. >> You're being trespassed. >> Miss Garcia, here. I'll explain it to you. Okay. >> So, you >> gentlemen, they're saying I was trespassed for what reason? >> Let me explain to you. >> Allie walked and was I I don't even show you the spot here. Look at the cameras, bro. >> Miss Garcia, listen to me, okay? >> You are officially being trespassed as of right now. Okay. As of today's date. >> Okay, I'll take I'll take this and Okay, go. >> So, for the next 3 years, should you come back, you could you won't be a tourist. Okay. >> Maybe I'll leave that long. >> Have a nice day. Stay safe. >> And once again, it still did not end. Later that same evening, the woman reappeared and she brought chaos just as intense as earlier that day. Miss Garcia, you have been trespassed from this location. >> I'm I'm on the sidewalk. >> You're You're right. >> This guy's telling me I'm >> Take your purse off. >> They're They're They're obaming. Julie, >> it's 282. >> Yes. >> What are you doing? >> Drop your phone. >> Drop your phone. >> No, sis. Here you go. Let me see. >> Joey, stand up, Mr. I can't even tell I'm on the sidewalk. >> No, I'm not doing anything wrong. Okay. >> Okay, stop. >> I'm asking you very nicely. >> It's a white guy and a No, I'm not doing nothing wrong. Okay, you guys have to give me Oh, >> you you I'm not doing >> Let go first. You're resisting now. >> I'm right here. I buy five and now they're saying I'm rusty. >> Yes, >> they want mying money, guys. >> I don't want your money. We make enough money as it is, miss. We don't need yours. >> Okay. Okay, stop. Why are you acting like this? >> Miss Garcia, please take your purse. >> You have been trespassed. >> What? >> We literally trespassed. >> Trust me, I'm walking on the sidewalk, bro. She portrayed herself as the victim again and the officers uncovered the reason behind her condition through the items found inside her bag. >> Stop. Please stop. Stop pushing me. >> Go get it. >> No. >> Give me my purse. >> You're going to have your purse. You're going to have your purse. >> Give it to me now. >> You got to have it. >> What's your problem? I'll double check her bag for you, dude. >> Yeah, she has something some things she shouldn't have. >> I have all my three phones. >> Oh, your what? >> My three phones. The new one. The >> You only have two phones. >> The new one in the box. >> When did you get another in the box? >> You said in the box. >> It's a boost. I have receipts for everything. You take >> you're not listening to my question. So I'm not going to deal with you right now. >> She even has a copy of her trespass. Then this we'll just have to destroy it. Sir, >> she was charged with criminal trespassing and resisting an officer after repeatedly violating the trespass order and refusing to comply with lawful commands. Ignoring the consequences only escalated the situation and a moment of humility could have avoided serious legal trouble altogether. >> I need military or something. You ain't a real cop [ __ ] cuz you did my hair. >> Like kisses cuz you was pretty dick when I woke up to you. >> On October 1st, 2024, officers were dispatched to Fred Meyer following a report of a woman shoplifting. But upon arriving, the situation quickly escalated as her erratic behavior threw everything into chaos. >> Lacy Pey. Hey, Lacy Pey, knock it off. >> Hey, you're going to go ahead and step out. Get your hands off me. Hey, get your off hand. Roll over on your stomach. Okay. We'll go ahead and figure it out in just a second. Okay. We're going to go ahead and do this. You're >> under your stomach. >> Help me your stomach, please. >> Help. No dog. The dog. >> Roll on your side. >> You see the dog? >> That's nice. >> Place the dog. >> Nope. >> Hey, stop. Don't hurt me. >> I'm not going to hurt you. Place your other hand out. >> Place your other hand out. >> The woman knocked over items on the shelves as soon as she saw the officers. Showing no concern for the wrongdoing. The police struggled significantly to get her handcuffed. >> I have this hand. Get your cuffs out. break my arm. Okay. >> You're going to be all right. >> Okay. Ow. What the radio 3991? >> Sorry. Is this your guys's jacket? >> It is. >> Take it off. >> Take hold. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Take off. Stay here. >> I'll take it off. Excuse me. >> Stop. Excuse me. >> Hey, stop. >> I need people over here to record this right now. >> All right. Let go of me. >> We're all recording. >> You're not recording. Don't touch me. >> Get the off me. >> Well, you guys >> I need military or something. You ain't a real cop, [ __ ] Cuz you did my hair. I'm going to have >> job. Dream hair salon. Go ahead and watch out. >> Dream hair salon. >> Did I just take you down? >> Impatient. >> Ma'am, here's the deal. >> Aren't you a blue bag? >> Don't you know when you [ __ ] >> Ma'am, stand up on your own. >> Every command from the officers fell on deaf ears. The woman treated the scene like her own stage, doing whatever she pleased and even rambling about things with no purpose. >> The rap go. We're gonna You can either stand up on your own and >> or you're gonna go in the room. >> Who has a daughter, >> right? She has a daughter and she lives and she lives with her sister. >> She lives with her sister. >> Okay, we'll go. >> She actually have four sisters, right? >> Four sisters. >> Ow. >> Yep. You're going to go ahead and stay right here. >> Four sisters. Daughter, husband, military. Forgot your name. >> That's all right. >> What is it? Cuz you wear your pants so cute. your butt, your rockos, your coffee, your white t-shirt. Call whatever your white t-shirt and ask them to bring a fingerprint. >> The white t-shirt. Okay. >> Oh, I see what this is. Let's get fingerprints. >> I have not been under arrest. I've been in a jail cell at the Nasquali Correction Facility. >> Nice. >> I had court today. That was false. That was a false illusion. >> Yeah. November. >> N O V E M E R. No, don't do nothing. Don't. I'm My health is 100%. I don't need your medical. I don't know why there's medical here, >> honestly. >> To prevent the chaos from continuing inside the store, the officers decided to remove her. Given her state of mind, they had to implement safety measures to do so. >> Here, I'm going to roll her towards you. >> Pull her away in the open space. >> Just watch. Watch for her head. Ow. >> I got mine. >> That way, please. >> Thank you. >> Oh, >> now we got Austin Sanders. >> Will you go ahead and grab that and just bring it over? >> Hey, Austin Sanders. He's a Thor County Sheriff. He's now wrapping my ankles. Okay. >> But he has >> he's good. He can't hide his tattoos, though. >> His tattoos are the same. >> And I seen this man first. I thought I was pregnant with this kid, but I wasn't. Are you going to cooperate now? >> Van Vandrol. Just a van roll. >> That's who it was cuz he the night that I went to this yellow or uh double wire. Ah with his cousin Buzz working. They had yellow to Joseph took me downtown. They actually took me to his brick house. I was really surprised because um uh he invited me over and they let me drive the yellow Corvette. >> Roll it up a little bit. back of that yellow in front of where Justin's uh sailboat was called at the Bud Bay cafe on the bay. Man, my legs are soing tight, they can't get tighter. Oh, now I'm going to go in a Looney B. >> Although her words were chaotic, she was fully aware of what the officers were doing and how she felt about it. It didn't stop there. She went on to perform even more reckless and erratic actions. >> Carolyn, Amy, EMI, G. My >> girl. >> I know. I wasn't sure when she punched me in the face. I was like, "Come on." >> In the face. >> No. Like kisses cuz your was pretty big. When I woke up, she was fine. >> I couldn't find my shirt that morning. >> But I have never been raped. >> Justin kept calling me a bag [ __ ] He actually sent me a copy of a text message. >> Do you want that? >> Do you guys want that? said her down. She's the money. >> Jen's just a bad [ __ ] >> I never >> I never did drugs. Do >> you remember how to carry this? >> But I did a little bit. I called 911 myself. >> Sorry, Vanderol. I missed that. Do you have the >> beautiful boat and love tattoo? >> And then we got I think that's >> something in God 79 July 9th. 2010. Who died on that date? Who died on July 9th, 2010? >> The woman fancied herself a psychic, attempting to guess the identities of the officer's family members. At this point, she didn't even need to walk to be escorted. Everything was handled thanks to the police. >> Was that your daughter? >> That was your girlfriend who came into the driveway. The chick that just arrested me to save police. A police officer, right? You guys are good. You guys are good. Can I have my black sweatshirt? My uh military uh helmet. I'm wearing that sweatshirt, but I put it on the wrong way. It's on the back and it is an Ariot sweatshirt XL. >> Black. >> That's why they're arresting me right now. >> Hey, stop. Let me show you you guys. This the sweatshirt I'm getting arrested for right now. Fred Meyer. Look how these people looking. Oh no. He's going to pitch my arm. Oh, here we go. Oh. Uh oh. Oh, this went off. Huh? Which meat wagon am I getting put in now? >> Yeah. Lacy, please. Look at all you guys. >> Oh. Hey, my arms are hurting really bad right now. >> We're almost there. >> No, you're not. Hey, my arms are hurting really bad. Can you like let me rest for a minute? No. They're hiding hardcore and there's a good one out here and I don't know what it is. This is Justin Vanderol. >> She spoke an overwhelming number of words yet not a single one addressed the actual incident. Even with no one paying attention, she continued to share a flood of bewildering stories. >> And I'm not a Can you scare the cops right now? >> Okay. >> Guess there's nothing I did wrong. Trust me, it's a it's a smoke, baby. >> Where's the CS recording? >> Where's the CSO? >> It's a smoking mirror. >> They didn't even call for CS. >> I only had the 11 right now. And I'm looking for my other 11. >> Yeah, >> Justin Williams went for stripe right. They were they were to me they were in SAR. He told me they sold. He drove a red stripe right truck with a logo. >> Then he had a white truck with no logo. >> But all the years I know him, he had a stripe ride truck, but it had a magnet. magnet logo. >> Bam. >> I was with Justin for seven and a half years. I have two children down in my blood and me and Justin I have them morning 4 or I can't remember what time exactly 4:06 I ah 409 I can't remember. It was in the midst of Iceland. >> Justin was the only one I could rely on for transportation cuz I lived at 5215 Dolphin Lane >> Washington 9502. I left him when I was six months pregnant because I wanted a healthy normal relationship. I wasn't going to have one with him and I wasn't going to raise children that way. So if I had to leave an economy that was like that I I was going to to have a safe nurturing home for me and my children. I just wanted to work man and raise our kids. >> She was charged with disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, assaulting an officer and property damage. Defying authority and refusing to cooperate can quickly escalate a situation. Remaining calm and following law enforcement instructions is crucial to avoid harm and legal consequences. Next, the woman looked even more pitiful as she tried to steal on Christmas. >> You're under arrest for like five counts of retail. >> Excuse me. >> For like five counts of felony retail. >> How? >> Merry Christmas. >> You'll find out you doing all this stuff. >> Doing what? >> That's called skip scanning. You scan one thing, put like three or more. On December 18th, 2025, at Target, a woman loaded her cart with merchandise and walked out with no intention of paying. But what she did not know was that police were already waiting to surprise her. This was what happened. >> Lindsay, stop. >> Jesus. Hi. >> Hello. >> Hi. You're under arrest. Put under arrest. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> You're under arrest for like five counts of mental health. Excuse me. >> For like five counts of felony detail. >> How? >> Merry Christmas. >> You'll find out. >> I'm really serious. >> We will show you all the details. Let's go to the office. >> I mean, we literally watched you on camera. So, >> I I for what exactly? >> What's up, dude? >> Mhm. >> Can you guys explain to me? >> Yeah, we will. >> Definitely. Did you have anything on you? >> No. >> Nothing on you. Okay. No pockets or anything? >> No. Okay. Perfect. Go ahead. Have a seat. >> As soon as she was settled into her seat in the LP office, officers immediately laid out the long list of exploits she had committed, making one thing clear. She was far from a beginner. >> Here's the deal, okay? You've been caught on camera since like September of this month doing the $500, the $300 skip scanning stuff all the time. It's all on video. It's all documented. We'll hold on. We will ask you the questions and do all that stuff after the fact, but at this point there is like five cases of retail cash felony level. Okay. Is your ID in here? >> Um, is my wallet's in there? I don't know if my wallet's in there. >> Are you going to give me any other? >> Yeah. So, we're going to go out of the car where there's more cameras and more microphones. I'm going to read you your rights in the car so you know what your rights are. And I'm going to ask you if you want to talk about this whole thing and and I'm going to tell you the details of every single case that I have on you. >> Okay? >> And the the dates, the times, the totals, all that all that stuff. I'll even show you pictures and videos of you doing all this stuff. >> Doing what? >> It's called skip scanning. You scan one thing, put like three or more in a bag, and vice versa. >> So, it's all on video. So, we can >> we'll chat about it if if you want to. I need my you to call my husband and I actually don't want to. >> The woman stood there with her mouth hanging open in shock at what the police had uncovered. But let's see how she tried to make excuses for herself. >> I would have zero reason to steal. You know that, right? >> I'm assuming it. >> Everyone has situations in their life. I don't know what your life entails. >> Is I Okay. There were I don't know what other receipts went from this morning. >> Yeah. >> Well, there should have been a purchase one and then a return one. >> This is the purchase for >> there was a return. >> Yeah, that that was the statistics. >> What's the confusion? So, so there was an issue this on an issue an incident this morning where I believe a similar thing just happened. I just haven't got those details yet to be able to confirm or deny what I'm being told by the staff here. >> No, >> you were here this morning. >> Yes. >> They said you stole stuff. I don't know what you stole yet, if anything. So, I want to find that out first before I even ask you about >> this is a lot of things. >> Let's go take a seat in the car. We'll figure this whole thing out for you. >> Pay attention. She fell completely silent at times, clearly having nothing to excuse. Yet, there was no sign of guilt. Instead, she even tried to build a connection with one of the officers present. >> How do I know you? You ready? >> What's your name? >> Do you have a girlfriend? >> Yeah. >> Her name is >> Yeah. >> Used to work. >> Okay. >> I think you actually came to my house for a welfare check, actually. >> Okay. Yeah. >> Do you remember that? >> Nope. >> Okay. >> Officers and go a second. >> Can I explain you that situation? >> Sure. We'll we'll figure this whole thing out. Don't worry. >> Let's just go sit in the car first and we'll get this whole thing. >> I'm going to get y'all out of the rain first because it's nasty out here right now. >> I have a question. easily calls and says like what >> a lot is better than you. >> If you leave on it might get tighter on yours to happen. >> I mean once I'm in you can't take them off. >> That's we'll get for that. That's all the policy stuff. >> Hop in the car. Take a seat. >> Do you want to go in and figure out the rest of today's stuff? >> You good? I'll chat with her the keys and stuff. >> Right inside the patrol car. Officers immediately questioned the woman about each specific incident across different time periods. Listen to her answers and share your thoughts below. >> I'm going to start with the one on November 3rd. Okay. At about 10:30 in the morning. >> I mean, the dates and the times are not going to mean anything. I'm looking at >> that would have been a a Monday morning. Okay. There was an incident here where you were reported to be skip scanning, which means you have like a product in your hand and two products in this hand. You'll scan one and put the other two in a bag without even scanning them. That's what they classify as skip scanning here. >> And that supposedly that supposedly happened multiple times and it's all been caught on camera. >> And the total that you did not pay for that day is $355. Are you >> That's That's exactly what the store has told us word for word. >> You have no idea like what these items I mean that's a ton of money to not >> Yeah, I do. >> So that day was the Christmas tree day when there was a Christmas tree in your cart the entire time. Never got scanned. Never got paid for. No, none of that stuff. There was a Wondershop branded item. I don't know what that is. And along with kids clothing and women's clothing. >> And you're telling me all of these things were not safe. >> Correct. >> Which means they were >> correct. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So that was that incident. >> I mean, you don't have to go through all of these if this is what they're all going to be like. I number one have no way to know what you're, you know, the days and the times and what was purchased when. So, >> okay. >> Although the details of the incident were laid out, she still partially denied it. Moving on to the second incident, the same pattern continued. She still believed she pitifully was right. There was an incident on October 23rd when there were multiple things of PSD underwear taken, a Champion t-shirt, like the Champion brand t-shirt, and a Cat and Jack toy. >> Does that ring any bells to you? >> Wagon. >> What do you say, sir? >> I have all of those things. Not paying for them or scanning them or whatever is being Okay. I mean, I Yeah, there's no way for me to know what you're talking about or how. >> Okay. So, >> so the total that day was 386. >> Okay. And there was one more. I'll I'll go over it with you just so we can kind of attempt to get some kind of understanding of what we're having to do. on. So the 16th of this month, so two days ago, that was the biggest one, it was 582. >> Two days ago. >> Yeah. Which would have been on Tuesday of this week. It's Thursday right now. >> Okay. And that many items is what? >> Yep. Let me There was facial cream, like a Peter Thomas branded facial cream. There were some Lemi gummies vitamins. >> Are you able to see like what my credit card actually paid for? >> So, I cannot see that on the like the law enforcement side of things. Um there there is a receipt. >> It seemed that because she had successfully gotten away with previous incidents, she felt confident she could deny it again. So, the police decided to return to what happened today and the consequences that followed. >> We'll touch on this on today's thing in a second. Um, being the fact that we now have enough probable cause to arrest you for multiple cases of retail theft, we're also going to be seizing your car. Okay? We are required to do that by department policy, county policy. So, my partner and my other partner are going to go to your car, make sure nothing else illegal is inside of your car, inventory the whole car, and it's going to get towed. Does that make sense? >> Why is that? So being that you're away. >> So when you go into my car and see that there's no inventory that they are accusing me of stealing, >> you still tow my car, >> right? So it's being seized with towed and seized because of your multiple retail theft cases. It doesn't matter if the propertyy's there or not anymore. The fact that you're the owner of the car and your car was used. >> Well, actually, I don't think I've used this car. So >> is it Ryan? >> Pretty sure. >> Okay. Well, nevertheless, the car that you brought here is the one that's going to be getting used, well, seized. Um, if there is property in there that checks to one of these cases, it'll be then brought out and brought back in the store to be able to, you know, put them together. But at this point, that's what's going to happen with your car. Um, do you still want to keep talking about these cases? We can touch on today's >> I mean, I'm not I'm not sure for me. >> Okay. So, I I will literally tell you what I was watching on the camera, and we all watched on the camera. When you were scanning stuff today at the selfch checkckout, you would have stuff in your left hand, scan something in your right hand, and then take everything together and put it in the bag. That literally happened. I watched it happen on the camera. >> Finally, the woman was charged with multiple counts of felony retail theft. Cameras remember everything, and denial never erased evidence. It only made the consequences hit harder when the truth finally caught