Stop touching me, bro. >> Now I know you got the world, bro. This is stupid as a bro. >> In today's video, this is the desperate plea from [music] a failed escape during his 70th arrest. >> And you're still running away from us. >> Come on. Hey, >> $14. Oscar, how much money do you have in your wallet right now? >> Sir, please give me a chance. I will pay pay double triple. >> You had that chance. Sir, come on, man. Give me a shot. I start working, sir. >> To the arrogant woman's attempt to escape through the back door. >> She's running. >> Oh god. Okay. Okay. Okay. Stop. STOP. [screaming] >> And there are many more cases like these. All of this will be in today's video when dumb shoplifterss treat Walmart like their personal free store. Starting with this woman. when her friends had to give up on protecting her. >> YOU MEAN I GOT A HEEL? I can't pay my bill. >> These are Nike stuff. >> Let's go take pictures of it. >> On the 10th of May 2024, officers were dispatched to an apartment complex in Athens, Georgia, after receiving a report about a female suspect with multiple warrants who had run into a nearby apartment. But it appeared the apartment's residents knew the suspect and they were not willing to easily open the door for the officers. >> Good. Come tell her to get out. >> Not in there. >> Well, you just had a white girl run this apartment. So, >> is she not supposed to be in here? >> I'm not going. >> Clark County Police. >> Is she still in here? >> Yeah. Management. Sorry. >> Clark County Police. >> You? >> I need you to answer the door. >> All right. I got management here with me. If you want this apartment to be evicted, we can do that cuz they're here standing right with me. >> And why I said I was going to stand to the back cuz I know they trying to run out the back. >> I'm not playing games today. I'm too hot and I'm too busy. Here's what I'm going to tell you. I was seen running into this apartment. If she doesn't come out now and anybody prohibits me from taking her, I'm arresting everybody in this apartment for obstruction. So, open this door now or you can go to jail with her. That is the last time I will give you that option to not go to jail. >> Who ought to be mean? All right. Is this your apartment, Ma'am? >> No, they might as well go for it. >> Okay. I little white girl a bunch of warrants. Management's on the back side. They saw >> they saw her run in here. Both management standing right there with another officer. >> Well, my son's found way >> this gentleman. I don't know who he is, but he's not open the door. >> My son's found way. >> Oh, no. I'm just saying I've explained to him if he doesn't open, he's going to go to jail, too. I don't know if that's a relationship. >> The apartment's resident could also face jail time if he tried to hide the suspect inside. And perhaps he had heard that warning because he opened the door right afterward. Yeah. >> What? >> Hey, we need to come out. >> Hold on. >> She's got warrants. >> You got to come out of here, man. You ain't no warrant. >> Tell her. >> Come on, man. >> You ain't getting her sister or your sister or whoever she >> have contact with. >> Especially when especially when management watches around in here. If I got to come pull you out, you got to come on there. >> Come on. >> I just ate. >> Well, we're not playing that. Okay, we're not playing that. >> I just ate. >> No, you didn't. [ __ ] >> I promise you. >> And I promise you both. >> The suspect emerged after hiding for a while, giving her enough time to come up with a plan. She claimed she had swallowed something, seemingly trying to play the victim and distract the officers from the investigation. I just ate it. >> Well, you're still going to go to jail. >> I ate >> care. I don't care. >> Call an ambulance. >> No. >> Call an ambulance. >> No, you didn't ate it. >> I promise you. >> No, you didn't. [ __ ] >> 1095. >> I ate all the No, you didn't. >> I ate all. >> Don't you do that. You can cut that out right now. >> Let me tell you how this works. I'll be glad to call for you. What? What did you mean for >> I ate it because you know >> cuz you knew we were coming, right? So that means that's a tampon with evidence, felony charge, and obstruction. you you'll get more charges and I'm going to sit an officer with you until you're clear to go. So, you can either go for your warrants or you can go with a bunch more charges, felonies. >> No, no, listen to me. It's It's up to you cuz you're not getting away. >> I will sit with officer with you all damn day. >> Let's uh call an am. Let's take her to the hospital. One of us is going to sit with her. We'll trade with the west side and she'll get some more felony charges. >> That's all the ones she had. I when I got the door I was going out like I don't get >> your husband. >> All right. We'll get it. We'll get it. >> 21 central. >> She's claiming she ate almost check on her. >> Hold on. We'll get it. Come on over here. We'll get it. >> Here. I got to go to that big body. If uh car heart rate and >> uh blood pressure are normal, let me know. >> Yeah, >> cuz I'm going to call captain. >> All right. I guess the car here face that way. Hey, y'all want to borrow her for the pocket while we're at it? >> Yeah, because she ain't had no be running in my house. >> THAT'S TRUE. >> NOT A GODDAMN police for you. >> I ain't running in there. >> I didn't run in there. >> YOU MEAN I GOT TO STAY HERE? CAN'T PAY MY BILL. >> That's right. Management just barged for two years in the entire complex. Come back on. You got >> you so mother. You can't even think. >> Just let you know. She's saying she had your apartment. You might want to clear it. >> DUMB ASS HO. IF THEM POLICE WENT RIGHT THERE, I SMACKED THE OUT OF HER. The woman in the blue shirt was reportedly one of the residents in the apartment and also knew the suspect, but she seemed to have grown fed up with her. She even helped the officers provide evidence of the suspect's violations afterward. >> Official, take that to the house. >> Is that hers? >> No. No. >> I swear my ass. >> I don't give a They just said you TOLD THEM DON'T OPEN THE DOOR. >> GIRL, you about Girl, just chill. Chill. >> Cuz we'll be in there together. Just chill, bro. You some bull, girl. That why you going through what you going through? You some bull. >> She ain't working out. I didn't know that. >> For real. She's some bull, bro. >> Shane, tell her the truth. >> You know, I didn't know the police was out here. >> You know, I didn't know that. >> Your bag. You want to take it with you? >> I want y'all to give it to my husband. >> Who's your husband? >> Can I walk with you? >> No. >> My kids can just tell them by >> No, we're not doing that. I don't want them to see you in handcuffs. I don't. They're not there, but I want I have to tell him when to get them, please. >> Where is he at? >> He can walk with me. >> Well, what apartment? We're I'm going to have this officer go. >> I don't know the apartment number, but it's >> right up there. I can walk with you. >> No, we're not doing that. >> I could walk with you. >> Which apartment? >> Which building? >> The one behind this one. >> Okay. The one that's straight that way. >> Yeah. If I can just show you. >> How many doors down? >> Not going to go nowhere. How many doors down? >> I have to show you, please. >> You don't know what apartment it is? >> I'm staying with a friend. I don't know the number. >> You don't know the number? Okay. >> You can let me out. I'll show you. I can't go nowhere. I can't run. I don't have the energy. I'm I have handcuffs on. Please. >> Okay. Well, we're not going to do that right now. >> I want them to know that. >> No. What? >> In case anything happens to me. I was just >> Okay. >> I'm really hot. Let me out. She spoke quite fluently while trying to show she was unwell, which seemed contradictory. Even after the medical team examined her, they further confirmed that this was just a game to deceive the officers. >> Either way, you're going to jail. >> That's fine, but can you get somebody's license, please? >> Why would we do you any favors and you're wasting our time? >> I didn't know I had a warrant. I didn't know I had >> Yeah. So, if you're just going to lie to me, I'm not doing nothing for you. I don't. That's why I just asked him what do I have warrant for. >> Okay. All right. Well, >> it's for the stuff you did in the past. This >> I can be specific here in a minute, but you knew you was wanted. The girl over there knew you were wanted. Cut the cut the blown. >> All right. So, it's the second apartment, right? >> Yeah. You can go on the door. >> Second apartment. >> Yeah. You can just get one of the come right here. >> You? >> Yeah. >> Make sure I'm okay. >> 782. How's your levels? >> Looks good. So, yeah. >> Pretty good. >> They're not pamp. >> You think she's overdosing? >> Not right now. >> Okay. >> You know how much it took. >> How old are you? Yeah, I just got scared like when I heard knocking in your house. >> I think we heard you the first 12 times you said you didn't feel good. Have a seat. >> That's like 180 of >> From the bag that the suspect's friend handed over earlier. Officers found multiple items with price tags from different stores believed to be stolen. She also admitted what she intended to do with them. >> Yeah. Hold on. How did you get all these products but still have price tags on it? >> I was selling it for a friend. >> That's just crazy. >> These are Nike stuff, man. >> I was going to take pictures of it. Nike store here. This you have any of the property crime detectives number? >> Yeah. >> Take some pictures of it and send it to them. >> Ask him, can I get cigarettes off of punch or something? >> Her cigarettes? Yeah. Let me just get you a cigarette. >> What? Oh, no. She's not smoking anything. >> Yeah, she's not smoking. >> Yeah. Wasting our time. We're going to give her a cigarette. No. Cook said take her to jail. >> She's a repeat offender anyway. So, yeah. These are all Nike. So, some makeup stuff. She couldn't tell you where she got the items from. >> She got to say I would have seized it. >> Now, she knew that. >> Oh, she's going to jail. stuff. >> That's fine, but I want to go to the hospital first. I don't feel good. >> Yeah. Know how that works. Sorry. Said take you to jail. So, you're going to jail. >> Wow. So, we got Marshall stuff. How did you get all those items? >> My friend P gave me some stuff to sell. >> Your friend P gave you some those stuff to sell. >> I do shoplift that time, but I got that >> from your friend P. Is that a male or female? >> It's a female. Okay. friend named P gave it to her so she could sell this so she can make some money. So >> sounds bogus. Sounds like it all she'll go into evidence while we investigate the shoplifting. So >> yeah, >> go grab me a bag. >> Yeah. >> All right. Now she can have this. >> All right. We're we're seizing all this property there that she does not have any receipt for it. So >> there's no cigarette either. Afterward, the woman was taken to the police station and she even made another suspect nervous as her shameless tricks were repeated once again. Come on, >> this door over here. Come on. I'll help you. >> They have a nurse in here. Okay. The nurse will check you out and then we'll go from there. All right. We'll already call EMS on scene to check you out. aren't doing your job. You know, >> we're going to go in here. They have a nerves. They will check you out. >> They don't do anything here. You know that. >> We're going to probably regret it. I promise. >> I hate and they know they weren't supposed to. >> Everybody's been saying that lately. They've had people passing the word. It doesn't. >> That's fine because they're going to come with me to the hospital. I'm not worried about I'm okay. I don't feel okay. >> All right. Well, they got a nurse. They'll check you out and they feel that you need to go to the hospital. They won't take you to the hospital. I've been waiting here an hour. >> I then you shouldn't ate it. >> Yeah, you should never have. >> You're gonna regret it. You're gonna regret not going to >> I didn't put that thing in your mouth. >> You going to save my life? I don't feel right. >> Okay. They have a nurse here. The nurse will take you out. Okay. >> I'm coming to jail. Sweaty is dripping off. >> Well, it's hot in here now. >> Please. No, please. Do your job right. You're not supposed to do this. You know that. I don't feel I don't feel good at all. I promise you don't. I don't feel right. Please. I don't feel right. >> Please. >> In the end, the woman was charged with two counts of theft by shoplifting and probation violation for theft by shoplifting. On the 7th of June 2024, she entered a no contest plea to the charges and was sentenced to 90 days of confinement and $50 in fees. Repeated offenses and warrants can quickly turn a simple encounter into much bigger consequences. Trying to distract officers with excuses or false claims will not make the evidence disappear. Worse, this woman thought she had the right to steal. >> Yeah, I am. >> Stop you bullying me. I'm going to pull >> understand each of them. You don't understand. >> I want to go home. >> Do you not understand them? Yes or no? >> On the 23rd of February, 2026, officers approached 61-year-old Eileen Brown, who had a history of theft and was now caught concealing food items inside her backpack without paying at Target. When officers arrived at the scene, the woman immediately started defending herself before the officers had even said anything, as if she was trying to get ahead of something. >> No, not me. That's the bag. >> What's that? >> Not me. They were down there. >> Who's that? I don't know. He's running after me. >> Sit down. >> Sit down. >> Don't yell at me. >> Sit down or you're going to go go in cuffs. Do you understand me? >> No. I don't want >> Sit down. >> Don't yell at me, >> please. There's a couple of spices in my backpack. That's all I took. >> Do you have ID? >> No. >> No. >> I'm calling my husband. >> Can I call my husband? >> Yeah, it's informative over there as well. No. If a suspect reaches into their bag while being detained, that is a concerning action because officers cannot know what they might pull out or use against them. The officer recognized the risk and immediately stopped her. >> I am Stop bullying me. I'm going to pull. Get the off me. >> Stop. Why are you moving? >> Why are you not listening to our commands? It's simple. Just obey. That's it. I just said stop. Stop doing all that. Stop. Stop right now. Stop. >> That's how you know not to get your phone. You go in your bag. >> I don't know what they have in the bag. >> What have I said? No. You got her. >> I'm on probation and I >> Oh, wow. Shocker. Shut up. All right. Jesus Christ. You want want me to be all nice to you after you possess me in the beginning? >> I didn't resist you. >> I told you no. Lawful order. and you go in your bag anyways. >> That's very dumb. That's very dumb. It's not safe at all. >> Is there any questions in there? No, >> because I said no. >> How old are you? >> I'm 40. >> Okay, so 40 possibly is headed towards the hospital. >> I'm holding you accountable. >> I'm holding you accountable for your actions. >> I came down. >> All right. He's saying there's a second bag right there. You want you want to search for it? >> It's literally right there. >> Right there. >> Just spices for the kitchen. >> Okay. >> She admitted that she only had some spices in her bag, but when the officer actually checked it, he found some surprising items. >> Crap in here. >> Oh, yeah. Oh, sure. Drag one. >> Yeah, but those are just Sutter homes. Those are usually like uh 15 bucks. Oh, gift card. Well, but that looks like it's hers. >> She had a gift card. >> Another one. >> What's the deal? >> Yeah, she's not very cooperative. I wonder about the shirt. >> I think the crazy thing is she literally had three Target gift cards. Like, why would we >> Well, we we don't know how much money is on there, if there is any money on there. >> Then a store employee also showed up and cleared up the officer's suspicions. His statement only further proved that this was not an ordinary shoplifting case. Do you have an amount yet or? >> No, they're they're gathering everything. So, this is this is special with her. So, she's a known shop with her. She comes in with bags like that. She's she's a booster. Okay. >> So, we pick up visual on her. She was working right away. Have her on camera selecting tags. She like >> So, she concealed in that >> did the whole game around. Once she passed all points of sales and exited the building, which for us is the best of you, >> right? When she passed the first door, I can make an apprehension. So, as soon as I came in and identified myself, she turned around and went ballistic, which is fine. So, at that point, I I I put my hand on the cart. I grabbed the bag and I was like, "You're not you're not leaving with this." I took the bag. I'm like, "You can go if you want." At that point, when I did that, I guess in her mind, she thinks she can come back in and pay for it. She started yelling. See, she goes, "Uh uh uh, I still got time to pay for." I'm like, "Man, pass." >> At that point, she basically tackled me. >> So, what I did is I put my leg up and then I was able to kind of like detain her. >> So, I went sideways, but I didn't know she was going to hit me. So, I'm watching her hands in case she has a weapon. >> So, I put my foot on the bag and then I pushed her off again and she just keeps going at me. So, at that point, I can't remember if I pushed her or if I moved her off with the leg. I'm like, "Get off of me." >> Right. >> So, then I went to the side. I'm like, "You can leave." And then what she did is she grabbed the bag forcefully for me. It's still pushing me. >> Oh, okay. >> Uh, it's all on camera. So, of course, I don't want to put my hand here. She's a female. I I basically went like this. >> So, she came inside making a scene. So, that becomes a security incident for me >> for the guest. I told my employees, "Bac, leave her alone." >> So, she started screaming, yelling, and kept coming at me. So I just kept doing this to get her away from >> uh she wouldn't leave the building. Once she saw that I was on the phone with dispatch then she walked out the door >> started running or she walking. >> She was walking in the store running coming back at me making a scene. >> Yeah. >> So once she saw she had enough space and she took off out running. Uh dispatch told me the the operator told me to keep an eye and it just so happened that she came over here. >> I think she just gave up on life cuz she just sat right there. >> Yeah. Do you mean obviously you want you want to press charge? Okay. >> Because of the assault. So, I'm looking at maybe like 60 70 bucks worth of prop in here. >> Okay, so she left a bunch over there. >> Back to the woman. She had no idea that all of her wrongdoing had already been exposed. She continued with her act of innocence, portraying herself as a victim for no reason. >> You don't understand each explain to you. You don't understand each of them. >> You don't understand. >> I want to go home tonight. >> Do you not understand them? Yes or no? >> Why are you getting out of there? >> Cuz you're not listening to me. You're not listening. You're not my taking me to jail. >> You're not listen, ma'am. I can't talk to you. I can't talk to you. >> My husband. >> So, you don't want to talk to me. Correct. >> I want to talk to my husband. >> Having these mine. Do you want to talk to me? >> Yes or no? >> Talk to my husband. >> I'm going to ask you one more time and I'm going to consider this that you don't want to speak. >> Do you want to talk to me or not? >> By the way, you're under arrest. >> For robbery. Okay. For robbery. For robbery. You're using force. >> Yep. That's what happen when you use force and steal. >> Wait. You don't want to talk. So, >> okay. >> Easier. >> Let me get um his 14. >> What's your husband's information? I'm going to give him all your stuff. >> I Please go to my husband with me in the car and I won't get out. >> What's your husband's phone number? >> Can you go to my >> What is your phone number? >> No, I'm asking you. >> You're not giving me your husband's information, right? >> Yeah. >> You think I was a criminal? Is this your best arrest? Can you go to >> Okay, I'm call I'm call I'm call Where do you live? Cole Springs. Where do you live? >> Right here. >> Okay, one second. >> In the end, Eileen Brown was charged with resisting an officer without violence and pettit theft. Under Florida law, if convicted, she could face up to one year in jail and $1,000 in fines for resisting an officer without violence, plus up to 60 days in jail and $500 in fines for petite theft. The [snorts] lesson. A shoplifting case can become much more serious when a suspect uses force or refuses to follow lawful commands. [music] Trying to play the victim after the evidence has already exposed what happened only makes the situation worse. Next, instead of admitting her fault, [music] the employee blamed the world for turning against her. >> I'm already trespassed. So, what are you GOING TO DO? I'M ALREADY TRESPASSED. I'm already trespassed this world. I hate this world. I hate this world. I hate this world. On the 2nd of April 2026, police were dispatched to a store after receiving a report of a disturbance. The suspect was reportedly an employee who had repeatedly run through the hallway screaming that she hated her job. Since she was already on a final written warning, the store manager confirmed this when officers arrived at the scene. >> Want to talk to you? >> So, what's going on? >> What's going on? Oh, >> what's up? So, long story short, she went screaming through my alley. Told her I had to send her home. She probably recalls she's on a final written warning for inappropriate behavior already. >> Oh, yeah. >> So, I was >> running through the alley screaming, "I hate this job. I hate this job." >> Team members heard it, guest heard it. I said, "At this point, I'm going to ask you to leave." >> And then she's been argumentative with me since about leaving. >> Oh, yeah. >> So, I followed what our standards are, tried to get her statement so I could protect her. Hey, you know, do this. I'll get other statements. She got up from the table, said no, she's not leaving. I recited the handbook back to her saying, "Hey, like examples of behaviors leading to disciplinary action up to and including termination, disregarding or refusing a manager's instructions. At this point, you refuse to leave the building at my request and I will call." >> While speaking with the officer, the female employee once again started screaming inside the store, forcing the police to immediately intervene and stop her. >> You want to search? No, I don't want that. I'M FIRED. >> YO, THIS IS WHAT WE'RE NOT GOING TO DO. All right. They want you to leave. We're not doing anything to you. I'm not doing anything to you. >> Let's go. We're not We're not going to yell. We're not going to do anything. >> I'm not doing anything to you. I'm not doing anything to you. >> Jason, do you want to trespass? >> I'm literally not doing anything. >> Do you want to trespass? >> All right. Now, you're being trespassed. I'm not going to tell you to leave. Leave. Let's go. >> Cool. >> Let's go. >> He's trespass me because I'm telling people to do their job. I know. >> So, maybe you should do your job. Jason Elliot. Jason Elliot, you should probably do your job. BECAUSE YOU WANT TO TELL ME I can't do my stop and nothing doing that and nothing doing that. Okay, that makes so much sense. That makes so much sense. >> I'm already trespassed. SO WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO? I'M ALREADY TRESPASSED. I'm already trespassed. What are you going to do? You're not going to do anything because I'm already trespassed. If >> I tell you again, >> I'm already trespassed. >> You're going to jail if I tell you to leave again. [screaming] >> Let's [crying] go, bro. Literally like you're literally dumb as bro. >> You don't have to follow. >> You don't have to follow me at all. >> What's your name? >> None of your business. How about that? >> Your name? How about that? >> All right. >> Her attitude only made it more obvious that she had no intention of cooperating. Instead of leaving immediately, she continued to stall and unnecessarily berate the officer. >> I told them that they didn't have nothing. Harris, are you listening to me? Because you're a real human being, right? You're a real human being, right? You're not a robot. You're a robot right in there. I said there was nothing stocked. I came here at 6:00. What time is it, Harris? >> 54. She just >> What time is it? >> Um, >> it's 7:40, right? >> Yes, it is 7:4. >> Okay, it's 7:40 and I came here at 6:00. There was nothing stocked. No plates, no no dishes, no nothing. How am I going to serve my guests? All I said was, >> "Why is there nobody stalking this?" >> I got in trouble for that. He called the police on me because I said there was nothing stocked. This place, bro. >> All right. You don't want to talk anymore? >> Why would I want to talk, Harris? I just lost my dog that takes care of my two kids. Why would I want to talk? >> Okay. All right. I just have to tell you, if you come back, you go to jail. All right. >> Do you understand that? >> All right. [screaming] >> I'm assume she's in our system. If she's not, I'm going have to come back. >> She angrily drove away, running multiple stop signs, but the situation was far from over as she returned to the area shortly afterward. Once again, the officer ordered her to leave. Yeah. You literally just pulled me over. >> What did I tell you? >> I left. What are you talking about? >> You came right back on the property. >> I did not. I left. >> So I just I didn't see you on property. >> I literally just left. >> I didn't see you on the property. >> You're going to lie to me right now. >> Are you going to lie to me right now? >> I literally just left. >> I did not see you on property. >> I literally just left. I literally just left. >> It's on body cam. >> I've been on my phone the whole time. >> It's on camera. >> Okay. >> I saw you pull out. >> I literally just left. >> You pulled back in. So you didn't just pull back in. >> I just left. Step out the vehicle. Step out the vehicle. >> Bro, what are you doing right now? >> Step out the vehicle. >> Step out of the vehicle. I told you not to come back on the property. You came back. >> I literally left. I literally left. >> And you came back. >> I literally just left. I'm literally leaving right now. >> I'm literally leaving right now. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> You don't have to do this. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> I'm literally leaving right now. >> I'm giving you one more time. Step out. Can you please Can you please ma'am? >> Sir, >> step out of the vehicle. >> He's already telling me to get out the vehicle. What is that even supposed to mean? >> Ma'am, get out of the vehicle. >> I'm on speaker right now. >> If there were an award for acting innocent, this woman might have earned it for her performance. Unfortunately, this was the wrong situation and the law was not on her side. Not willing to let the act drag on any longer, the officers took action. >> I'm take off your seat belt. >> No. Stop. Stop. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> What are you doing? >> Step out of the vehicle. >> Step out. I'm not going to ask you. >> Stop touching me. Stop touching me, bro. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> YOU GOT Stop resisting. >> What are you saying? >> PUT ON YOUR BACK NOW. WHAT ARE YOU TOUCHING YOUR BACK FOR? >> WHAT are you touching me for? >> HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> WHAT ARE YOU TOUCHING ME FOR, BRO? >> I'm literally not even doing anything, bro. >> Give us your hand. >> What are you touching me for? >> What are you touching me for, >> bro? >> You're going to get tased. >> I'm literally not going to get anything. I'm not even doing anything. >> I'm not even doing anything, bro. I'm literally not even doing anything, bro. I'm a girl and you all are two men, bro. Like, for real, Harris. For real. I literally left. >> I literally left. Harris. Harris. Like, are you listening to me right now? >> Came on. >> I left. >> Okay. >> I left. >> And you're trying to arrest me because I left. >> Because I left. >> Harris. >> Hello. Are you listening to me right now? Please listen to me. >> Hold on. >> Can I fix myself? Can I put my shoe on? Please. Wait. Wait. Can I put my shoe on? Wait. Wait. >> Back it off. >> Wait. Please. For a second. For a second. Please. I'm literally I'm literally Bro, please. Can you just wait for a second? my shoe. Can I get my shoe that way, >> please? >> I'm literally not doing any >> The chaos was caused by the woman's own resistance, but what made it more concerning was that she clearly knew what she was doing. She even made it difficult for the medical team that was trying to help her. >> You want to get checked out? >> No, I just wanted you to listen to me first. >> You let them check you out cuz they have a job to do. Once they check you out, I'll >> They already know what their job is. But I'm talking to you right now because you're the officer and I want to talk. >> No, they're going to check you out. All right. So, I can't talk to you >> after. >> I want to talk to you before I get checked out. >> That's not going to happen. >> You had your chance to talk to us when you were talking. >> I already talked to >> They're going to check you out and then we'll talk to you. >> I already talked to you. I already talked to >> They're going to check you out. Make sure you don't have a concussion and then we'll be >> Stop. What are you telling me to stop for? Cuz I'm trying to talk. >> They need to check you out. >> Tell me to stop talking. >> They're trying to tell me stop. >> Stop talking. So, I'm not going to stop talking because I already know my rights >> and I can talk. >> What's your rights? >> I can talk. That's exactly. Yeah. Freedom of speech. That's what it is. I can talk and I can help. >> Why is he doing this? Cuz y'all both put me on the face of the floor for >> You started fighting us and resisting start. I'll literally try to fight two men. [laughter] >> Please. She doesn't want to be checked out. >> You're Are you kidding Please be for real. >> Okay. You want to scrap your >> I refused. I refused. Did I refuse? Did I say no? >> Real quick. Do you want to talk? >> Did I say no? >> I said I wanted to talk to you. >> Are you going to answer this question? >> And you're not trying to talk to me. >> Because I wanted to talk to you. >> Hey, you you and me real quick. >> How am I going to talk to you? >> I'm here medically. I'm here medically. I'm not here. >> How am I going to talk to you? >> Huh? Put on an arm >> sleeve. It was hard to understand why the woman seemed to challenge everything, but her behavior became more understandable when it turned out this was not her first time getting into trouble. The officers later looked into her history and discovered her previous offenses. Narcotics, narcotics, narcotics. been trespassing, crimes, resisting Leo without violence, providing false education to Leo battery to >> she got cutwaters. >> She got cut waters in the car, but I'm not going to focus. >> So, what's going on? That's my sister that you guys are arrested. >> Oh, she's going to jail. So, >> yeah, but for what though? uh resisting and trespass after warning. >> Karina, relax. You need to relax. You have to relax though, sis. You have to relax. You have to relax. >> You got to relax before you get more charges. Stop it. >> Stop. Relax. Relax. I know, sis. Stop. Relax, sis. Relax. >> She's bleeding. >> I know. She refused EMS. >> Can you just pull the window down? I just want to talk to her. Please. Let me just calm her down, please. >> Please, let me calm her down. Please. >> Let me just pull the window down. I'm not going to do nothing. Please, just I want to talk to her. >> Please. >> The arrival of the suspect's sister helped calm the woman down somewhat, but when it came to taking responsibility for her actions, she still refused to accept any blame. continuing to complain as if the whole world was against her. [gasps] >> Oh, I hate this world, bro. This world is stupid as bro. Stupid as bro. I hate this world. >> Oh my god. I hate this world. I hate this world. I hate this world. I hate this world. I hate this world. I hate this world. I hate this world. I hate this world. I hate this world. I hate this world. I hate this world. I hate this world. I hate this world. I hate this world. I hate this world. >> I literally hate this world. I didn't do anything. I didn't try to punch you. You were the one that put me on the ground. You my face, bro. >> I didn't do anything. I didn't punch nobody. I didn't do anything. Exactly. It's all body. >> Liars. Liars. Liars. >> Wow. Can I please take my heart? >> She's getting cold. >> Why are you getting >> In the end, the woman was charged with resisting without violence and trespass after warning. The lesson is simple. Once you've been ordered to leave and warned not to return, resisting officers and making the situation worse will only lead to more serious consequences. Even more shocking, this shoplifter was being arrested for the 70th time. >> I got you. >> Stop. You're not free to go. You're going >> Okay. Okay. Stop. I thought you I thought you I thought you I thought you >> sir, please give me a chance. I will pay pay double triple. >> You had that chance, >> sir. Come on, man. >> On the 7th of July, 2025, police received a report from a Walmart store about a theft that had taken place. A man was caught on camera wearing sunglasses and a ski mask, seemingly trying to hide his identity. He repeatedly stuffed merchandise into several large bags with no intention of paying. He even deliberately ignored the officers when they ordered him to stop. Hey, come here. You're not free to go. >> Yes, please. >> Hey, stop. >> Stop. You're not free to go. You're going >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Stop. I told you. I told you. I told you. I pay you. I pay. I pay. Stop. I pay. Sir, >> go with you. You I can I cannot pay. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I cannot pay. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I swear to God. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> You know what I did? I did this. Stop. >> I told you what happened last time. >> Turn around. >> I told you what happened last night. >> Turn around and put your hands behind your back. They stole my bike. >> I don't care. Turn around and put the hands behind your back. Do you want to go on the ground? >> No. No. I I go down. I go down. Okay. I go down. >> Turn around. Hands behind your back. >> Both hands. >> Stop. Don't move. >> No. No. No. >> Hey. I too. >> Yeah. You were going to pay. Then why'd you run? >> Yeah. >> Don't move. >> Stop moving. >> No, I'm not. Come on in the morning, sir. >> 332. >> I'll be right back. Just meet me in the office, please. >> Sir, I still Hey, thanks for my bike. I said I got Sir, I tell you. But my bike, >> I don't care right now. Hey, I'm walk. >> Yeah. No, I I'm really sorry, bro. Hey, >> it wasn't that serious. It didn't have to be this big. I know. We made it that big. >> No, I know, but you know, I tell you, too. What happened? >> Okay, we'll talk in a second, but hold on. >> He clearly knew that he was doing something wrong. Yet, he showed no shame at all. Even in the loss prevention office, he continued making his pleas without the slightest hesitation. >> So, right now, you're under arrest for theft, third, and obstruction. Do you understand, >> sir? I can pay, sir. >> I do. You understand, >> sir? >> Do you understand? Yes or no? >> Sir, I'm divorcing, sir. >> Okay. You are under arrest. You understand? >> So, please give me another chance. Hey, I never have a problem in here, sir. I swear I got Come on. >> Your chance was to stop when I told you to stop and you took off running through the parking. >> I got scared, sir. >> Well, >> please. Hey, I just started working, sir. I swear I got I got money to pay. Hey, please believe me. You can check my I give him my ID and and check it out. And I have no problem with with the police and anything. >> Hold on. >> Give me a chance. I serve service. >> So you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right at this time to talk to a lawyer and have them present with you while you're being questioned. If you can afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before questioned if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and I answer any questions or make any statement. >> Do you understand each of these rights as I've explained? >> Yes, sir. I understand. >> Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to us? >> Sir, please give me a >> I need a yes or no. Do you want to talk to us? Sorry. Okay. I don't hear what he's saying. Sorry. Can you repeat it one more time? >> Do you want to talk to us? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> At the moment, the man appeared very cooperative with the officer, but in reality, he kept trying to avoid the issue. He even brought up a previous incident to turn the accusation back on the store. >> I going to say really sorry, April. Hey, you know what? >> Do you have any idea on you? >> I was talking to the officer. Last time I I come here, I did my bag outside and someone stole my bag with my on my >> Okay, that's not what we're That's not what we're talking about here. We're talking about you shoplifting today. >> Oh, yes. Yes, I got it, sir. >> Where is it? >> On my back. On my wallet. >> On this side. >> Right here. >> All right. Sit down. >> Yes, sir. >> Is it okay if I get your ID? >> Sure. Sure. Sure. Sir, >> you have all this money and yet you decided to run. >> Hey, I thought I was going to put some money on my cash app. >> Let me run it. >> What's your first name? >> Oscar. What's your date of birth? >> 5685. >> Please give me one chance. I just start working. I swear I got >> I tell you double whatever you got to pay, bro. I pay you whatever. Double double for that. >> Come on, man. >> Man, come on. Hey, name. >> Where? Where are the products at? >> In your front right pocket. Can I pull them out? >> Yes, sir. >> Victor Edward Robert Adambert. And this side. Date 5 685. >> Oscar, have you ever been trespassed from here before? >> I don't think so, sir. >> No. >> You got any weapons on you or anything like that? >> Yeah, I think I got I got a taser. Taser. >> Okay, stand up. >> Okay. >> Where's that? >> My I don't know if it's on my right. On the back. >> In the back. >> Yeah. Right there. >> I have a cell phone here. >> Oh, no. No. Uh, it might be on my on my Yeah, on my right. Yeah, right there. Right there. Pretty much. That's That's what I have. >> No knives? No. >> No. No. No. No. No. >> What's this? >> I don't know. >> You don't know? It's in your pocket. >> Uh Oh, [ __ ] Yeah, I know. I know. >> Oh, you know exactly what that is. Oh [ __ ] >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I know. I know. Yeah. >> When [snorts] all of the man's attempts were dismissed by the officer, that did not mean he would stop. A familiar plea often used by criminals using difficult circumstances as an excuse was also brought up by him. I just >> You don't got to tell me anything, >> sir. Please give me a chance. I will pay pay double triple. >> You had that chance, >> sir. Come on, man. Give me a chance. I start working, sir. >> Awesome. >> They're going to fire me. >> Well, clearly working didn't improve what your life because you're not you're still stealing >> and you're still running away from us. >> Come on. Hey, >> $14. Oscar, how much money do you have in your wallet right there? >> Well, more than $14. Yeah. >> Give me a chance. I swear I got for my mom. I got my my mom my mom. Seems as though you've had a lot of chances and you're still not learning from them. So >> my mom is sick and I got to help her. You know, I got my wife and my my kids, too. You know, please boss, give me a chance. I will never do it again. I swear to God. >> Ironically, when the man used his family as an excuse to get out of trouble, the officers discovered that he had a criminal history involving his own family. >> Let's see if he's done it before. >> You ever been stopped by the Federal Way Police Department? >> For for who? the Federal Way Police Department. >> Yes, sir. >> You have for what? >> Um for um my probation. I didn't go to my probation. >> Mhm. >> I got arrested last time that I got >> So you got arrested on a warrant last time. >> Uhhuh. >> What is the warrant for? >> For violation. >> What were you on probation for? >> Domestic violence. >> Domestic violence. Don't cut back. And they got some time, but they let let him go. They homeless. You know, our brother by the >> Oscar, what color is your hair? Black. >> Excuse me. >> What color is your hair? Black. >> Black. >> Yeah. And do you know what the difference between those people are, Oscar and you? Is they stop and they come into the office, they get a trespass, and they go on their way. It would have been that simple. >> All you had to do is stop. >> Okay. Okay. Just one example. I would I wouldn't be out of breath right now if you would have stopped. Yeah. >> How far away you do you think I can one way with understanding? You know, >> you want me to measure? It was about 50 yards. >> Any involvement? >> Huh? >> Any involvements? >> Uh about 70 >> possession stolen property, assault, PSP. That was the time they I think that was the time. >> Order violations, weapon offenses. I don't want I don't want to hear the time. >> Awesome. Great Oscar. I don't care. >> You remember I told you my back? That was the time. >> Okay. You've You clearly haven't learned your lesson ever. >> You've been to jail multiple times. I mean, a plethora of times. And yet here you are still doing the same thing, saying, "I've learned. I'm going to learn. Please give me a chance. Give me a chance." How many chances have we given you? you you a ton. >> So I don't believe one word that's coming out of your mouth. >> 70 arrests for criminal offenses. That was the number the officers discovered. Yet the man still showed no remorse. He seemed to treat the whole thing like a walk in the park. Continuing to beg for another chance right up until the very end. >> What did I tell you you were under arrest for when we got in into the office? >> For run. >> What what what were the charges that I told you? >> For running. >> For theft three. >> Oh, theft three. Yes, sir. >> And what was the other one? and >> and obstruction. >> Obstruction >> because you ran, >> right? We're not here today because of the decisions we made. Yes. >> We're here because of the decision you made and you're being held accountable for that decision. >> I am a mistake. So, come on, man. Please. >> For real. You're not going to see me again doing this. I swear to God. >> You got any weapons in any of your bags or anything like that? Uh, not really. I got a my gun. >> You have a hammer and which one? This one >> and that one. >> What about in all this? The weapons in there. >> Just close now. Not my clothes. >> Just close. >> Yes, sir. >> At the door, you know. >> You got any more drug paraphernalia anywhere in any of this stuff? No. >> No. No. >> Oh, no. Not that I remember, sir. >> That not that you remember? >> Yeah. Yeah. I only >> Oh, there's another pipe. >> Oh, yeah. But that's I'm not going to throw away. That's can go to the garbage. I haven't really >> Oh, I can go to the trash. >> Yeah, through the trailer. The other one, too. For real. Like, you know, I need him, you know. >> Yep. All right. Stand up. Roll out this way. Grab that. [clears throat] >> All right. We're going to go ahead and sit in here for right now. Okay. Sit down. And I'm going to seat belt you. All right. Okay, Oscar. So, here's the deal. He's going to cut you a sight and you're going to be released. Okay? So, you're going to get a court date on that site. If you do not show up to that court date on that site, a warrant will be issued for your arrest again, just like all the other ones. Do you understand? >> Okay. So, you're going to get on your way with just this trespass and that site. >> Okay. them t to the corner. >> In the end, the man was charged with thirdderee theft and obstruction. What do you think about the officer's final decision? Given the man's history and behavior, do you think this was a deserved outcome? And is there anything else you noticed? Don't forget to like the video and leave a comment to let us know what you think. Before we get to the next theft, let's take a look at this disturbance. >> OH MY GOD. WE'RE GOING TO GET you help. Okay. We're going to get you help in there. Get you a good IV going. >> On the 27th of August 2024, officers received a call from Pueblo Cantina after a woman showed up and became aggressive. As soon as they arrived at the scene, the staff immediately warned them about her condition. >> So, uh there's a lady. She's had a little bit too much to drink and uh she's falling over on tables and uh she's spit at us and you know trying to fight with some of the co-workers and we can't do anything cuz we're not you know security or anything like that. So we just push her escorted out. >> And just as the staff had warned her intoxicated condition quickly became obvious from the very first moments the officer approached her. How's it going, miss? >> How are you today? >> Do you need medical attention? It's close on top. Now what? Come on. Let's go outside. Come on. >> How much has she had to drink? Popular shot. >> Popular shot. Come on, let's go outside. >> Trying to be nice about it. Let's walk outside. We'll help you outside. >> She looked like she was in a dazed and unaware state, but in reality, she knew what was happening and had no intention of cooperating. Even when her friend tried to convince her, she refused to listen. >> You got two options. Either we can walk, we can escort you out and walk with you, or we can carry you out. Which one's it going to be? for me. >> Huh? >> You know me. >> You know me. >> Okay. Okay. >> Come on. All right. Don't stay back. Let's go outside. All right. >> Come on. >> Let's go outside, boy. Well, they've already asked you to leave, so we have to Okay. >> Huh? >> Are you intentionally like trying to whisper or you just can't talk all7? Can we get fired standing outside? >> Let's go outside. Come on. You going to talk to the fireman? >> Well, I'm not trying to touch you. I'm trying to get you to leave. >> I'm trying to get you to leave without touching you. >> See, unfortunately, they don't want you here anymore. So, we got to go. >> So, unfortunately, >> yes, that that word means I know what it means, but >> no, >> no, no. >> You're not going to go outside with me? >> I'm not going to go outside with no. With her leaning back as she talked to the officer, she showed a dismissive attitude toward them. But that position also made it easier for the officer to approach her and put an end to the situation. >> Huh? Stand up. Go ahead and stand up for Oh my god. If you >> Oh my god. Why in the hell is wrong with you? WHY are you doing this? Oh my god. You did not. I did not. I did not. Stop. Stop. >> No. No. No. Mother you >> baby boy. You >> No. No. What is wrong with you? Why? Why? >> Come on. >> NO. >> NO. >> SIT UP for me. [snorts] >> Do I have a >> I don't have any problems around. >> Hey, you need to sit up. You ready to sit up for me? >> You ready to get up? >> Let's just grab her and Taylor's car. We're just going to grab here. [laughter] The woman was completely unstable in her own awareness and behavior. Even as officers escorted her outside, she continued screaming out incomprehensible things. >> Hold on. >> Here, walk back towards me. >> I will not stop. I have loved you. Please God, [screaming] GOD, I have loved you. >> She uh she ped herself. Watch out for that. I have loved you. I have loved you. >> I have loved you. I have loved you. >> I have loved you. I have loved you. >> Go straight back for me. >> I've loved you. I have loved you. I have loved you. I have loved you. >> About to lose my temper on you. >> I HAVE LOVED YOU. >> STOP. YOU NEED to stop. >> All right. I'm done. You couldn't wife. >> I love you. >> Move your foot. >> No. >> After everything that happened, her friend stepped forward to speak with the officer and he seemed to acknowledge that her arrest was justified. >> Four shots of tequila. >> Just four. >> And then some beer. >> I'm going to go with four bottles maybe. before. Yeah. >> Yeah. I'm >> Yeah. I apologize, sir. But >> ain't your fault, man. >> I brought her up here to supposed to help. >> She is supposed to help. Good evening. And I apologize. >> Giving you the option to get out. COME ON, >> LORI. LORI, >> we're going to get you help. Okay. We're going to get you help in there. Get you a good IV going. It will help you. Okay. >> No. Please. Let's not go down the road we went earlier. Okay. >> Come on. You >> We went down this road earlier. >> Yeah. >> All you got to do is step out and get in that wheelchair. >> Go in here with me and then they'll >> No, they'll they'll they'll leave once. >> Okay. >> We'll leave you alone. >> They're You're going to leave me alone >> at the hospital, right? >> You're the one, >> right, >> that I want. >> As soon as you get in there, >> we're going to leave you alone and I'm going to take your couch that I want to be with. I I'm not your your type. >> Okay. Yeah. Okay. So >> So let's go. >> Guess what? I'm not either. >> Okay then. Sound good. >> Over here. >> What? What? Let me spread my leg. No. No. No. Please. >> Okay. >> Please don't touch me. >> Please don't. >> We have to keep touching you cuz you ain't listening. >> You ain't doing nothing. You want to go down this road again? >> Please don't touch me. Please don't touch me. >> Please, please, why are you dragging me out? >> Because you're we're you're making this. >> Please don't touch me. PLEASE. In the end, Lorie was charged with two counts of disorderly conduct. The lesson here is that excessive drinking can quickly turn a simple situation into a serious legal problem. Refusing to cooperate only made things worse and ultimately led to multiple charges. Next, here's what happened when the suspects not only stole from the store, but also caused a disturbance. >> Stop. She's running. >> Drop it. Were you trying to steal this stuff? >> My eyes. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. >> On the 22nd of May, 2023, officers were dispatched to the parking lot of Farmfleet after receiving a report of a disturbance involving a man and a woman inside the store. They were reportedly threatening to punch employees while both were identified as having a prior history with law enforcement. Here's what happened next. >> Yeah, there's an issue. What's that? >> Stand in front of my car. >> What is the issue? >> You threatened two employees. >> Oh, I did. >> Stop. Get back here. >> Get Take your hand out of your pocket. >> Who the [ __ ] are you? >> Hands on the car. >> What am I doing? >> Hands on the car. You're detained. >> For what? >> Hands on the car. Do you have any weapons on you? >> Yeah. You're reaching your car. You got brass knuckles. You're threatening to hit people. You got a grinder in there. Yeah. And you got a switchblade on you. Hey, I told you I had freaking love. Where's the girl you were with? >> Why? She didn't do anything. >> She's still with you. So, I'm going to You leave her alone. >> You got anything else on you? >> Just watch and let me know when she comes out. >> You go and relax. Okay. But you're going to talk to me. What's going on today? They were following me around in the store and I asked him to please stop and they wouldn't until and then he started making smart ass comments and that's when I freaking was like, "Dude, if you keep following me around, I feel threatened." I literally said that. I got a video recording of him being a smartass. And I told him I said I'll just start pressing charges. I said I'm going to open up the case like and and I told I told him I said quit following me cuz he's like literally like closer than me and you are right now. >> And I that's what I told him. I said, "Dude, if you don't get out on the face, I'm going to knuckle dust you." >> Okay. >> And I I admit to that. >> So you were upset because you felt like they were following you because of the way you looked and >> Yes. >> Okay. They were profiling me. Hell, this is the second time and I've done nothing. I've never I know. >> That makes sense to me. I I apologize. I have a hard time with the worries cuz I I was raised on the streets. >> Okay. >> So, I apologize. >> See, I've never met you before. >> Okay. So, we're cool, right? >> He quickly admitted to causing the disturbance. Seeing the man's cooperative attitude, the officer also took the opportunity to continue investigating the reason behind his statements. >> Need to get your side of the story, boss. I mean, there's a reason that you threatened to punch someone, >> right? >> Yeah. Like, and I know it wasn't right. That's why I started to walk out to see if they kept on me. And when I when I feel caged and trapped, I I tend to lash out. Can you see why I take the >> Yeah, >> the means that I do when you start walking away, you put your hand in your pocket, you end up having brass knuckles, a switchblade. >> Yeah, I apologize. >> Okay, >> I apologize. >> Who's the familiar with? She's not in any trouble. I'm just curious. >> Cara. >> Cara, you guys have no contact or something or you guys are good. You guys are straight. You're convicted felon. >> What are you doing with the knuckle dusters and the switchblade, man? We've been jumped at school park before. >> What's going on? >> You guys need to go inside at all. >> Yeah, we still got to go find her. Yeah, if you want to stay out here with him. He's not really being very cooperative. So, I can run inside. >> You see why that heightens my concern though when your hand goes directly into the pocket that has weapons in it. Okay. I wasn't trying to be a dick about, right? I have a reason for it. >> I appreciate you being >> Yeah. >> They said they're going to watch for her to come out, but she hasn't yet. >> Yeah, we can break it down. We can figure this all out. What's her name? >> Dakota. So, obviously, we got some stuff to figure out and we'll go from there. >> Meanwhile, one officer went to find the other woman. She was reportedly carrying two bags filled with merchandise and heading toward an exit, prompting the officers to immediately give chase. >> Hey, ma'am. How are you? >> Hey, stop. Stop. >> She's running. >> STOP IT. DROP IT. >> OH GOD. OKAY. OKAY. OKAY. I STOPPED. I STOPPED. BABY, >> I stopped. I STOPPED. WAIT. >> STOP MOVING. STOP. >> I STOPPED. >> STOP. STOP. >> STOP RESISTING. >> God damn it. Stop. Please. Please. No. Please. TOA. CARA, ARE YOU GOOD to sit? >> Are you injured at all? >> No. Are you >> Can you bend your legs so we can sit you up? >> I didn't hear what you said. >> You're not going to take me to jail. >> Why'd you run? >> Can I sit you up in this chair? >> Because I got scared. >> Can I sit you up? >> I'm going to sit you up, Carol. Okay, you can sit in the chair. I need your help. You got to get up. >> Come on, Cara. Don't do this. >> Can you please ask me? >> Well, can you can you work with me a little bit? >> Just sit. Just sit. Just sit. >> Please. >> He's detained right now. So, >> where is he? >> In my car. >> Why? >> Cuz you guys were causing issues in the store. >> Oh, he was he was causing issues, too. >> Well, they work here. They're allowed to follow you guys through the store. >> I don't know. It's hard to hed in here. Come on. >> Are you trying to steal this stuff? The merchandise had been placed inside bags lined with aluminum foil, which could potentially bypass the store's security alarms. This made it difficult for her to deny her shoplifting. >> Okay. Is that what you guys came here to do today? Was to steal a bunch of merchandise? You on probation, bond? Anything like that right now? >> I'm on bond. I'm on probation. >> What are you guys stealing the stuff for? >> For drugs. >> Cash. So when they called you out on it for stealing stuff, they were right. And then Dakota threatened to punch him. Who's the employee? Can we have the employee come back here that was threatened? >> He only threatened the president because of the way it was. >> I can send him down here. >> Send him down here if you can. Thanks for blocking that door as long as >> you're all good, man. You can only do so much. >> No. >> You want to ask her any more questions? I'll go get your car and bring >> Okay. >> Well, thanks for coming out. >> What's that? >> I don't want to go. >> You should ran. >> What was I supposed to do? >> Stop. >> Ran and I got scared and I got scared. I didn't want him mad at me. You know what? Dakota, I'm mad at you. Have >> fun. >> Oh, it's just starting. >> I got caught up there. I'm dealing with him, too. >> Were there items in the purse as well? >> Yeah, there's one. >> How did you and him get here? >> The bus. >> You doing okay back there right now? We got some stuff to deal with with Cara, so sit tight. >> Why are we getting in the car? >> To go to jail. >> Why? >> For resisting. Where was this? >> And theft and your bonds. >> I didn't go to the I didn't see I didn't get out of the store. I was still in the store. >> Where were you headed? >> The hell if I don't pray. >> That's not what I meant. Yep. I I'll let If you're cool with me the whole time, I'll let you see him before we go. But you got to be cool. Don't try to do anything. >> With the merchandise valued at $990 before tax, she could face a theft charge. But according to the employees, she had a prior history at this store, making the allegations against her even more serious. >> I ran into this guy 3 weeks ago doing the same thing back there. Yep. >> And he went off the handle on me. >> Put his backpack out of the way. He heard me say that. He comes around the corner and he starts dropping F. >> Perfect. I'm go find my spot. I'm going to search you and then I'm going put you in the back and we'll head down. >> Harassing me and stuff like that. I said if you need some help, >> take care. I'm going search on your breast region with the back of my hand. Okay. Back of my hand only on camera right here. >> Just trying to claw underneath him a little bit more. Then he he said, "How would you punch her in?" And I said, "That would not be a good move." Then he backed up a little bit and went away. And then it escalated again in like 10 minutes with Mitchell in the middle of the floor. >> I noticed her over in my apartment and I could tell she was kind of stretchy. So I kind of followed her for a little ways back into sporting one point. Yeah, I was waiting at the end of an aisle. He came walking down the aisle. I just asked her if there's anything I could help her with. >> Where'd you get the shoes, Cara? >> Okay. I'm I'm just look awful new. >> Told me like no if you weren't following me. Let's do harassment or whatever. Pressure charges on me. >> We'll just go sit in the back. Okay. >> Yep. I told you we would. Yep. You're going to go in the car and you we'll drive up to him. >> But then I followed him over back to my department over in hard lines here. And I called another bigger guy to be over there in the apartment with me in case anything happened. He saw me again, followed me into one of the aisles, threatening to knock me out. >> Put the butt in first. Then do you want the window down as we drive? >> Okay. If you notice the woman's constant drinking, that was one of the signs often seen in people who use heroin. And on the way to the police station, her passing out seemed to prove it. >> Cara, hey, sit up. Cara, can you sit up? Cara, sit up. >> Sit up. >> Are you okay? I You can't just be bending over. Can Can you lean out the door a little bit at least? Car, do you want to get out? Yeah. >> What happened? Do you pass out easily? Do you pass out a lot? >> I never done that before. >> Never done that before. Did you use it all today? When did you use >> They have first responders coming to check her out. I guess she passed out, but she should be fine. You guys didn't use anything today, did you? >> No. >> You guys didn't use meth heroin or fentanyl at all? >> No. >> Okay. Don't I'm not asking to charge you with it. The only reason I'm asking is because if I can tell those guys that it might be an overdose, we could help her more. But if you're saying it's not an overdose, then >> she thinks she's overdosing. Said she used both heroin and meth. She was uh good until we put her in the squad. >> Seems to be a kind of a new trend which >> people back in the squad. I know >> she was she was had no issue running through farmer. >> Don't fall. Don't fall. Get on the cart. Stand up. >> Come on. Come on. Back up. Back up. Look at that. >> Move car. Move up. >> Okay. I got the keys. >> In the end, the woman was charged with felony retail theft, intentionally concealing merchandise, party to a crime, bail jumping, and misdemeanor resisting or obstructing an officer. All charges were repeaters. The lesson. Trying to hide stolen merchandise or run from officers only makes the situation worse. And when substance use becomes part of the picture, the consequences can quickly go far beyond the original theft. >> She got it. She got it. >> I was dead, too. [music] Hey, I got the handcuffs off. >> On the 3rd of February 2022, police received a report of a fight that had broken out at a convenience store. The suspect was reportedly a woman [music] who took beer and then attacked a store employee to avoid paying. This was the video recorded by a witness showing what happened at the time. Somebody call you on the >> Yeah, cops. >> He didn't let me in my car. He didn't let me in my car. >> That doesn't matter. That's >> Are you crazy? >> Hey, 911. Please come here. >> You are You can't >> You are my >> Yeah, you were stealing. stealing all my >> surprisingly despite everything that had happened when the officer arrived at the scene she calmly denied everything as if nothing had happened at all by Alexander Springs I live in Florida >> I came in here with a lot of money >> okay he will not let me buy I tried to buy a pack of uh beer won't let me buy that I come back with one twisted tea because I have to like all the way over here. I've drank none. And I was going to drink it right here with my friends down the road. One of these roads. I don't know exactly which one literally. I think I had a problem with coming back to my hometown. Whoa. Wow. That's weird as up. So, I'm having a hard time. I came here with a lot of money. They're all in on it. Y'all can have the money. I don't even know how much money I came in here with. But hey, I would like to take a breathalyzer and be allowed to buy my beer or use some of my damn money that I'm not leaving with. I need to check my car. How much? I have some of it. I got some of it. I got some of it. >> First of all, >> I had a guy pinned up against the wall. >> We're going to We're going to stay over here. >> Take me. You ain't Take me. I didn't do nothing wrong. You didn't You're not listening. Here you go. You want this? >> I definitely don't. Look at Look. And when you're in my car stealing my rest of my money that I can't >> get the beer >> if you don't calm down. >> I'm having a hard time. I have anxiety and my medicine's over there which is why I was trying to buy an alcohol. If there's anything else that if there's anything else do you want >> the officers deliberately moved her outside so she would not disrupt the store while they handled the situation. However, that was difficult because she repeatedly tried to go back inside and refused to stay in one place. >> No, I'm going by my money because they're robbing me. I think I lost it this time. >> Oh, that dude. I know where the I am. I know you're not going to tell me that, dude. I literally >> You're not going to throw me away from you either cuz that's resisting. You will go to jail for that. Okay. >> I'm not resisting anything because you're not arrested because I've done nothing wrong. >> I'm 34 years old. I can show you my ID. I've seen that I grew up down this road. >> Explain what happened. That's That's irrelevant. Explain what happened. >> It's pretty expensive. I've been here a very long time. I'm [ __ ] pissed, dude. Like, no. I like how am I not allowed to buy because I haven't slept? That's not fair. Unless I was literally going to see my friend down here. >> Honestly, I just feel offended. >> That's what happened. I was trying to buy something else. Don't remember what that was. What happened today? What happened the last >> drink today? >> I had a apparently a long year. Nothing. I'm on nothing. Nothing. Step back from me. >> I'm on nothing. I'm withdrawing off my medication because I can't make my way back. >> Ma'am, we're not going back to the store. >> Okay. Well, we're going to I want some of my money back. >> I hand him a bunch of money for the beer. One pack of beer. That's like at at the most $21 or something. >> You're not going in the car. >> I need to check how much money you have in the car. >> Clearly, she was not in a stable state of mind and the officers were concerned that she might ignore their commands and do something she shouldn't. Because of that, they decided to place her in handcuffs and temporarily detain her. >> I gave him a lot of money. >> Okay. >> You're No, you're not. Yeah, you can. You can go. You don't have to burn. Okay. Thank you. >> You can't hear me near me. That's the problem. >> There's two sides to every story. And damn sure you're and damn sure I cleaned you the up >> this way. >> You better not br I didn't do nothing. I protected myself. You that I know where coming. at my at my home >> and I'm at where if someone puts their hands on me like that it's over dude I will protect myself and that's what I did I'm protecting my money I'm protecting myself and that's exactly what the I did and I do any other time >> come with me >> I'll go anywhere you say sir >> we're going right over here >> I'll go jail anywhere hospital don't take me uh I live >> inside >> I don't live anywhere near where the I'm not doing nothing dude I here. You ain't even in a rescue. Why am I in handcuffs? Yeah, >> I know. You going to have to Can you move the truck another way and explain it to me? >> Things did not stop once she was placed inside the police vehicle. The woman became increasingly unstable and even managed to quickly slip out of her handcuffs, making it seem as though this was far from her first time dealing with them. >> I can't breathe. Hell yeah. I'm at that level. 2022 and some Y'all can't even drive down the goddamn mother. Y'all think I'm Yeah. Kill me back here. I dare you, bro. Me back here. Me back here. Me back here. Oh, yeah. We going to have problems, bro. Oh, we going to have major problems. I'm about to grab that gun. I I was dead, too. Hey, I got the handcuffs off you. Hey, I can't. You got me up. I don't play [music] that bull. Where's my turn, bro? Now. Here. Right now. Where the What's the address here? Here's your handcuffs. I >> can't breathe. I can't breathe. You cannot log me in here and risk my life. I'm not on my medication. Please let me just breathe air. >> Yeah, I had no >> Get on my You cannot put me in there because I can't breathe in here. There's absolutely no air. Like, I'm serious, bro. >> I want to see all my for. Shortly afterward, the officer approached the store employee to find out exactly what had happened and understand the reason behind the incident. >> And then she offered me, you know, I give you big money and I need a beer. So I see that she is little, you know, not there. She said the idea, I'm not intoxicated. I am this, I'm that. And so after seeing that, I don't even know. But she >> Oh, yeah. >> But she grabbed the >> So when y'all came outside, you had the beer in your hand cuz she had the video. So I saw the video. Yeah. >> When she >> No, she grabbed the beer and then she put it in her. >> Yeah. I You're going to take it. So I >> Okay. So you took it. >> Exactly. >> And then what happened right here? >> She grabbed my sharks and then all that. >> Any anything else? >> She I mean >> whatever you see in the video, you know, she scratches and all them. I didn't even touch it. At the point that she had her hand around your neck, did at any point you lose your airway to breathe to grab air, oxygen. >> I mean, I I mean, thanks God with this my help. She came and she jump it. If not, then she's going to grab it. You know, I choke her to death. Who knows? >> The woman was charged with [music] theft, resisting a merchant with violence, felony battery, and resisting without violence. She was later sentenced to 30 days in jail. This case shows how quickly a minor theft can escalate when someone refuses to cooperate and becomes [music] aggressive. Following instructions and staying calm can prevent a difficult situation from becoming even more serious, >> buddy. Put your mouth. >> Hey. Hey, don't you do that. Okay. >> All right. So, that picture that I just took will be sent to all Walmarts everywhere. Um, your information will be in there along with the video today. On the 13th of May 2024, officers approached a man while he was shopping inside Walmart after suspecting him of shoplifting as loss prevention had been watching him throughout the entire process. When confronted, he tried to deny the theft. But it didn't stop there. >> Hey police department. Hey, I hear you might have some property that ain't yours on you that might look exactly like this. >> Yeah. I don't think I see what he was doing over here. >> All right. >> Go ahead and put that phone up for me, sir. >> Put the phone up. >> I'm buy it. I'm not >> too late. Buddy, put your name. Hey. Hey. Don't you do that. >> Okay. Okay. >> Don't you do that. >> Can I please just buy it? >> No. Now you're going to jail for obstruction. >> Yeah. How dumb was that? >> We got 1095. >> All right. Thank you. We got our own charges now. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> Oh, yeah. >> No, you can call for Clark County Jail. I think there some type of way start running for me. >> Yeah. >> You sorry. You wouldn't have done it. >> I want my bad. >> I was I got the money. Then why'd have you go to run? >> That means you're guilty right there. [laughter] >> I ain't never run from the police. >> Everything. >> No, you're going to >> I won't ever come back. >> Stop lift and obstruction. You name it, dude. >> He showed no remorse for what he had done. At this point, each item he had concealed under his clothing was also discovered. >> Yeah. >> There's no telling what else. He's been >> You think you'll do a receipt for both of them? >> Yeah, we'll see what all he's got. I might have to go grab one. We'll put you outside. >> Okay. >> Just that thing. >> Which one you stole? >> This. >> This? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Things officers. >> You tried to run. paid for. I don't get >> I wasn't going to all brand new. It was like >> Okay. >> Hey, James, if you want if you want to do a little second little loop around there, make sure there ain't nothing else. >> Huh? >> If you want to do a second little loop, we'll sit here a minute. >> Yeah. >> What is that? >> Those are full uh blankets that he was on the aisle with. So, I don't believe Yeah. >> Oh, go a. Yep. You go to court, you telling us yours. >> The value of his stolen merchandise was then confirmed. Although the amount was not significant, another discovery by the officer made the situation much more serious. >> This is awesome. >> So, you got your those are the emergency blankets. >> Okay. >> The 20k that's going to be this probably off. Yeah. >> Uh deep weed, >> which is >> that's going to be this one. And so site merch. For some reason, this is registered as site merch. >> Yeah, that's what we Okay. What's the total on it? Do they have it on here? Subtotal is >> is it that 78 right there? >> 7267 is what we go by. >> 7267. Okay. Whatever. >> Please, let me just buy those. >> Go ahead. >> Good thing is he doesn't look very fast. >> Go ahead. >> I'm not. >> He tried to run with me and Cameron like like this close to him. >> Cameron about slam on the ground. >> Give me a citation. >> Turn that way. >> Those aren't very good running shoes either. >> No. >> Got you. >> Officer, dude, stop asking please. You're not nothing. >> What does he have? >> He just wants a citation. >> No, you're going to jail. I guess you try to steal that too, huh? >> Everything decision. >> I'm getting >> this which are apparently his, but they just look brand new. You know, >> you also have a warrant. So, >> warrant. >> He still showed no remorse at all. And that attitude also left the loss prevention employee visibly uneasy. Well, why would you buy one and then come steal one from me? >> Yeah, they're rusted. They're not mine. >> Okay. Uh what about these? I >> just like if you had a time to just in your life decide I want to be honest with people about things that I've done wrong. If this was your one time, why don't you just admit to what you take? >> This is Brandon, too. >> Because I've got the camera. I'm going to review it and it's going to go to the jut. The video will go to the jud all this. So, if these go with you and then the camera shows you leave with these and then the judge sees you left with these, but then I got you on camera taking them. What's he going to look at you with? >> So, are these mine? >> No, I I bought those in my pocket. I promise. All right. >> This looks dirty, so I don't think that's >> Okay, >> that might go to that thing. >> Okay, >> that's all the stuff. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Do you need him for anything else? >> Uh, we got a bar. >> Okay. >> Bar for this property for a period of two years here. no longer allowed at Walmart on the side of town. Uh your picture, you see that one shot up on the the wall right there? See it? All right. So, that picture that I just took will be sent to all Walmarts everywhere. Um your information will be in there along with the video today again and you'll get charged with trespass. You'll be charged with trespass. That means if I see that you standing on the corner over there in front of golden sign, I can call police when you murder. I called police. >> He was escorted outside shortly afterward. But the mystery surrounding him was far from over as officers continued searching for more evidence that could incriminate him. >> We didn't find, right? >> Hey ladies, you're pretty good. I just got to get in front of you. We didn't flash them. >> I got a uh a belly uh thing with a flashlight in it. >> A belly thing? >> Yeah. >> Right here. >> My dope. >> Oh, dope. Cut straw. >> Where's your cupcake eating dog? >> No, it's not. Where's your car at? >> Uh my buddy's right there with that white truck. >> Okay. That car cuz I'm going to go search for >> Okay. Well, you have paraphernalia on. You got to have a car. >> Real quick. I got to get some gloves on. >> Didn't tell me about the straw in there and I ain't trying to get >> like I saying he was set. >> Okay. >> Probably 27. >> You uh >> Yeah, they said that he had >> he had little cut straw. >> You do? >> No, I mean the only thing that I do I smoke a little marijuana stuff to get him. >> I'm not worried about a little marijuana, man. >> He had he had a little cut straw on him. Um, so usually that's either or uh >> I've seen it sometimes smoking. [music] So that's that's not what I'm concerned about right now. Okay. So >> real quick. >> Uh, no. You go right ahead, man. >> All right, man. Time to clean the clean. Do you have anything that does not need to make it in this jail on you? Guns, drugs, knives, anything like that. If you make it in there with drugs, you know that's another felony in charge, right? >> All right. >> He was charged with theft by shoplifting, obstruction of an officer, and possession of drugrelated objects. Trying to turn a minor shoplifting incident into a bigger legal problem by running from police only made things worse. His decision to resist cooperation also exposed him to additional consequences beyond the original theft. >> Behind your back. >> Behind your back. >> Come on. Don't push me. >> You are under arrest. >> He just kept going back or [music] like going and getting like closed and just coming back. basically trying to just >> On the 14th of May 2026, officers received a call from a mall reporting an intoxicated man who had spat employees and even tried to fight customers inside. When officers approached, he did not hesitate to display his [music] bizarre behavior in front of them. >> Is he with anybody? >> Is he with anybody? >> No, I think that this guy >> Hey, you need to get police department. Hey, >> what's up, bud? >> Let's dance, bud. >> You want to dance? >> Come on. >> I'll dance with you outside. Let's go. >> I don't know what y'all doing. >> Hey, police department. You're being told to leave. You need to leave. >> I don't need to leave. I need to buy some shoes and then buy some clothes. >> You're no longer welcome here. Hey, >> respectful. >> If you don't leave, you're going to be arrested. Do you understand that? >> Do you understand that? >> Don't walk up. >> You're going to be arrested if you don't leave. >> Hey, I'm going to be arrested, but I don't shut the up. But it's all good, right? Cuz it's part of right >> pretty much. So, >> what are we doing here? >> Are you refusing to leave? >> It's like, let's go. Let's go. >> Let's go. I'm ready. >> Okay. >> I'm ready. >> Okay. Let's go. >> So, WHAT IS WE DOING? WE'RE WE'RE STILL TALKING. >> We're talking, but you >> What the is we doing? >> Are you leaving? Yes or no? >> Stop. I'm shopping, bro. You see me? I'm shopping. Two cops were here. I was shopping. I'm trying to buy some shoes. >> He had no intention of cooperating. And clearly he had no intention of shopping either. If he did, his behavior certainly did not suggest that he was interested in looking at any items. >> It's like when you're not shut up. >> Hey, you're no longer welcome here. >> Hey. >> Hey. Come on. I need some shoes. >> Let's go. Let's go. I I need to buy some shoes. I'm buying some shoes. At this point, the officers had run out of patience and made their decision. But that was also when he escalated the situation. >> Great. You are under arrest at this point. Yes, you are. >> You don't need to touch me. >> You are under arrest. >> Stop touching me. >> Here. Behind your back. >> Behind your back. >> Come on. Stop touching me. >> You are under arrest. >> Stop touching me. >> That arm. I don't have that arm. >> Give me the arm. Looks good. Put your camera on, dog. >> It's on, bro. >> Put your camera on. >> It's on. >> All right. Yeah, it's on. Let's go. >> Come on. Let's go. >> Come on. Get him. Let's go. >> I think Sean's here. So, >> wait. Open dog. >> Give your hands. >> Give your hands. >> I know. Chill out. >> Hands. >> You're going to get taped. Give your hands. >> I got this one. Got them. What's up? I got this one. Okay. One more. >> We're all trying to buy some shoes. You're under arrest. >> He appeared to be mentally unstable, but he clearly understood what was happening. Shortly afterward, he began invoking his rights as a citizen to make things difficult for the officers. >> Come on. >> Take a breath. >> Y'ALL ABOUT THE THIRD COP. LET'S GO. >> LET'S GO. LET'S GO. I KNOW MY RIGHTS. GIVE ME MY LAWYER. GIVE ME MY LAWYER. COME ON. GIVE ME MY LAWYER. COME ON. >> GIVE ME MY LAWYER. I DON'T GIVE A COME ON. SHOOT ME OR SOMETHING. COME ON. GIVE ME MY LAWYER. What's good? GIVE ME MY LAWYER. I WANT I KNOW, [ __ ] >> NO. >> I'm suing both of y'all. I'm suing. Stay down. >> STAY DOWN. >> COME ON. LET'S GO. >> DOWN. >> LET'S GO. >> Let's go. Come on, MAN. LET'S GO. IT'S >> YOUR car out here. >> LET'S GO. IT'S >> WITH your guys's >> LET'S GO. >> COME ON. COME ON. Don't >> get in my face, bud. Okay. >> You lady cop yours. You stupid. This what you want. >> Hey, I'm soon. I don't give a I'm s Hey, y'all. Y'all st me naked in the middle of the >> So, even his walk of shame was anything but quiet. Even more surprisingly, he quickly began denying any wrongdoing and portraying himself as the victim. >> I'm not an illegal. I'm a American citizen. >> It's a second. >> My son just Bro, he was born 9 months ago, bro. Come on, bro. >> Y'all making me look like a dog, bro. Please >> stop acting like this. >> Please. I'm just a humble. >> Just watch yourself. He [ __ ] his pants and it's all up with his back. >> I ain't doing no wrong. >> You got a bag. Sure. I don't know what's happening. >> Or I say in the my back there's an emergency blanket. >> Okay. >> If you want to grab that, we'll take that down. >> Bro, I just got some new cologne. That's it. Bro, please go to buckle. >> Should be. >> Please go to buckle. I didn't do nothing wrong, bro. I I get I I harassed the cop, but it's like that's it. Come on, bro. I didn't do nothing wrong. I was at buckle just trying to get new fit. I was at work and I decided to miss work and put some hours in. >> I didn't want to do nothing wrong. I just I wanted to chill instead of go to work. I have a son. I just wanted a break. >> Come on, bro. I didn't do nothing wrong. >> All right. Side step. >> Please. I don't I don't have nothing. No. I'm scared. No. >> You're okay. >> Stop touching me. Please stop touching me. >> You're going to have a seat. >> Please stop touching me. No. Right after successfully getting him into the patrol car, a store manager came forward and described his earlier behavior, revealing how much distress he had caused to multiple people on his own. The call I got, so auntie said that he was really rude and or sorry and he was really rude. Um the call I got was from my a concept called my dad actually and said that he would wouldn't leave the girls alone. >> Okay. >> And then they had a girl that was in the fitting room and she wouldn't come out until he was gone. >> Okay. >> And then we he just threw the shirt back down. Told the girl like she's like I'll cast you out in concept. He's like, "I'll cash you out, but you need to go." You know, they're listening. They're trying to get you out of here. He's like, "I don't want your shirt." Boom. Throws it. And he like turns around at me. He's like, "I'll beat you. Whatever, dude. If you want to try it, go ahead." And then he walks into JD and then they kind of try helping him, you know, just to kind of calm, give him calm. We got here. And then he starts fre flipping out on us again. And then that's when the back came. >> Okay. I'll pop in a concept real quick. And >> he had like just like a regular customers that come in. Um I asked him I was like oh like he he wanted anything. He came to the dispens or like not the dispens but the little aisle. >> Oh okay. >> He uh asked to get one. So I asked him for his ID and then I told him I was like oh we're having a buy one get one 50% off on our shirts too. So he's like oh okay. Like he got excited. So he grabbed like a lot of shirts and just came to the register. And then uh as I was going over there he came up to me. He was like uh like just getting super close and just being weird. you know, but kind of harassing me in a way. >> And then so I kind of felt uncomfortable and I noticed he was done. So >> uh and then uh so what's uh I dipped his ID and he was I don't know I believe he was uh like 707 20 or 2005. >> Okay. >> Um so I know he was not like of age but I kind of just holded him because I wanted him. Mr. D was kind of being like really weird and just like kind of aggressive with his words. And then uh he got out and then he had paid for his total and I have like the statements or the totals too. He did three transactions and he just kept going back or like going and getting like closed and just coming back basically trying to just talk to me and like I kind of like felt uncomfortable and that's when my manager called me and I was like >> in the end the man was charged with criminal trespass in the first degree and [music] resisting arrest. You can claim to be the victim all you want, but when multiple people are left feeling unsafe because of your behavior, that excuse quickly falls apart. What do you think about cases like this? Share your thoughts in the comments, and don't forget to subscribe to watch more videos like this.