You're a grown woman. Where am I going? >> Where? It's typically not someone's first time, especially when they don't have ID. We can't find any record of you in the Secretary of State system. Yeah. Okay. Unexpected encounters unfolded, but these were no ordinary meetings. They were deliberate interventions by the police. As shoplifters pushing entire carts full of unpaid items quickly realized that things would not end well for them. All of that would be featured in today's video. Cop surprise stop a shoplifter rolling out an entire cart full. We are This is Law. Don't forget to like and subscribe. First, let's begin with this deceitful woman. Can I just pay for it? If that's the case, I was in a You know, I was I I I don't understand why I am That's what I'm saying. I'm not lying to you. Who's Jen? On the 25th of February 2025, the police received a report from Walmart stating that they had detained a woman for shoplifting. When approached, she claimed it was all just a mistake, but what stood out was her complete lack of remorse. She said the sheriff knows me. I don't have a warrant on me. I'm always in here. This is the first time this ever happened. I've never been involved. Never been arrested. Sherry at the at the customer service knows me and and my little family that I come in here with. So, I mean, I've never had this happen. That's why I told him I was I was You have no identification on you? I I I just got out of the hospital a couple hours ago. Okay, but you have no identification. >> No, I don't. What were you in the hospital for? Uh female. Okay. Just I'm not trying to get personal. Um can you give me your first and last name for me? I don't really want to sit down. I Like I said, I just got I just got out of the hospital. >> Just don't know. If she has an active warrant or not. I do. Just on the trespass because unless you guys want to find out I mean I don't have He said I'm on camera so I have no reason to What exactly happened? What happened? She was walking around the store with her family and grabbed bags off of the shelf and steal went to the customer service to pay for two gift cards and then something that walked out. Okay, did she pay for those gift cards? She paid for the gift cards. How did she pay? I believe it was cash. I can search it up. I actually not I actually uh used my uh son's debit card. Your son's debit card? >> Yeah. That still doesn't help me. We're going to try this one more time. I'm going to tell him to call me. Although she wanted to resolve the situation quickly, she carried no form of identification on her which raised serious suspicion and led the officer to voice his doubts. How old are you? Um 43 years old. >> Okay. So that's what I was telling him. Listen listen listen to what I listen to what I'm going to say to you right now, okay? I didn't start doing this job yesterday. Maybe this is your first time. Maybe you're it isn't. Through experience through experience 28 years of doing this, it's typically not someone's first time especially when they don't have ID. We can't find any record of you in the Secretary of State system. There's a problem. I tell >> So here's here's here's what's going to happen. Okay, we're going to do one of two things. One, I'm going to ask you for your name and date of birth again. You're going to give me the correct name and date of birth and I'm and I'm going to find you. If I can't find you, you're going to have to come with me to the station. You are going to be under arrest. You are going to get fingerprinted. I have no reason to lie, sir. I don't have anything I I was with my son so I can say it. I used my you can actually You can drop a hundred names of people here that you hear all the time. >> I'm not trying to give you a tall story or anything. I I have a job to do and everything is on camera. That's why I didn't even give him any any any hassle. Okay, so is your married name Wilson or your married name Bilbro? >> is Wilson. It was Bilbro. He just asked me to give him what it was before then. Okay. Have you ever been arrested in Illinois? >> No, I have not. Never? And we just moved from downstate Illinois. Okay, you've always lived in Illinois? Uh before then, I was when I was a baby in California. >> Did you ever have a state ID or a driver's license in the state of Illinois? >> Yeah, yeah. I was telling you I had an ID and a driver's license. Okay, have you ever had a driver's license or a state ID from any other state? >> No, I have not. Okay. The investigation continued before taking the woman away, but she did not stay still, repeatedly interrupting as if she could change the outcome. If she's cashed checks here, would there be record of it? That's what I asked the front desk too and they said Only one. Well, I think So, I'm trying to see if I can I didn't pay a card or I paid he paid cash, I believe that. That was he was just I I didn't I didn't make the purchase, that was just for bought for my youngest son. I just have the receipt and he was like, "When was the last time you made a Walmart purchase?" And that was the last time I So. Okay. So, here's here's our options. I need that receipt back. You want you want to cut her? That's our deal. I cannot help you. I have no idea who she is. We've tried everything possible and that's just not her. Yeah, the only thing is that I really do stop And I said I I have no problem telling you Okay. And yeah I mean, you're going to have to come up with something. Please. Let's go. Yeah. Spell your name again. A S H L E I G H. Not you. A S H L E G C I S N E R S. Cisneros. I'll remember this one day. I promise. There's a lot of names in my head right now. Yeah. All right. Officer Martinez. Mhm. Can you please search? I don't have anything, officer. By this point, the woman realized that her words alone would change nothing, so she began turning to other tactics, even dragging her own family into it. Can I just pay for it? If that's the case? >> No. >> I was in a You know I was I just got out of the hospital. I was in a car with my son, my 10-year-old. That's what I was saying. That's a fill out for a gift card. That's a fill out for a gift card. >> Okay, well, I'm just looking. I mean, I wouldn't lie to you, sir. I just got out of the hospital. And like I said, you can ask Sherry at the >> Ma'am, I cannot identify you in any way, shape, or form. I have tried running your name a million different ways. Nothing comes up with you. >> That's what I'm saying. I I I don't understand why and that's what I'm saying, I'm not lying to you, sir. Who's Jer- Uh that's my uh sister. Okay. All I'm saying is Her name Her short is short for Jer- actually. Those are uh uh Am I going to find anything in here with your actual name on it? >> have I just got out of the hospital. That's what I'm saying. That's a medical card information. That's all that is, sir. From the DHS, that was just information that you can contact to get your medical card. That's all. That's what I'm saying. I have no reason Well, here's the thing. If I can identify you, I don't got to go through all this. I have no reason to lie to you. I'm giving you everything. But you're giving me every reason to not believe you. >> Okay. Okay. What's wrong, sir? I'm telling you I have no reason to lie. I've had I have no I haven't combatted with anyone. I have no reason to lie. During the search, officers discovered documents bearing another woman's name, and she seemed to fear something, immediately cutting in to speak. I just want to explain something. So, I showed him my wall- I'm sorry. I didn't mean to cut you off. I showed him my I wanted to tell him my wall- my little Texas exemption card is in there cuz you know I uh uh teach and so you can use the Texas exemption in the green and you bring your actual letter in with your name on it and they give you like a gray card and I laminated it, but you can see, it's on there. I have no reason to lie. There are There are many reasons to lie. What I'm trying to explain >> have anything. Ma'am, I can't even identify you. How can I tell you if you have warrants or not when I don't even know who you are? There's no way the state of Illinois wouldn't have some some record of you. That's a public storage receipt from my sister. She gave her a bunch of information about her sister. Well, the only reason only reason I got the information about my sister on the public storage receipt is I paid it yesterday for her. Well, she and the only reason those is actually just me calling DHS to get my medical information transferred while I was in the hospital. And that's it. Okay, so here's what's going to happen. We're going to go to the station. We're going to have to fingerprint you for identification. Once we can identify you Can I just pay the bail? Once No. No, once we identify you if it's not if it's your first time being arrested, you're going to get a citation and seen and be released. If you have priors if you have prior arrest it will be And who's he with? He's He's with the other adult, but that's what I'm Who's the other adult? >> My oldest son. That's what I'm saying. How old is your oldest son? He's 26. Okay. Well, then they they are more than welcome to come on down to the police station. That's what I'm saying. We'll We'll let them know. Even as she was escorted to the vehicle, the woman showed no sign of shame, continuing to do as she pleased and even saying whatever she could to try to manipulate the situation. Do you have my phone? Do you have my phone? Can you see if the mirror has my phone? Have a seat. If she does, I need to know. I don't have it. Okay. You have to go to meet me at the Go to the house and I'll call you when I get to the station. Have a seat. Can I call him when I going to the station? Hold this for me. You guys, I have my 10-year-old with me. Can we really not do this for this? I promise. Can I just pay for Sit back for me, please. Please. Please, sir. Can I just pay for I have my 10-year-old with me. I don't want to go to jail. >> you to sit back for me. I'm back. I'm back. It's It's strangling me. I'm back. >> I'm trying not to I can't sit too far back. I don't want to crush my hands on it. She had to put them tight cuz my waist a little. But I'm saying I have my 10-year-old with me. Can I please just pay for the day? He's with your grown son. He's 26 years old. >> He has seizures. She was charged with retail theft as she passed the last point of sale without paying for the concealed items and was taken into custody for identification through fingerprinting. Actions have consequences no matter how small the situation seems. Dishonesty and poor decisions can quickly escalate into serious legal trouble. Next, move on to the chaos caused by this very Walmart employee. Oh, you're digging it into my arm. Let go. Let You're digging it into my arm. No, chill. You're not forcing I promise you this is not going to go well for you. Sit in the car. You're going to gun club. Sit in the car. On November 20th, 2025, police were dispatched to Walmart after receiving reports of a raging outburst occurring inside and it was revealed that the cause came from one of their own employees. To understand what truly happened, listen to the testimony of this employee. What's going on? Um I'm the one that I'm the one that called it. Okay. I got an associate who I was just trying to like not even hold her accountable like this. Speak to her for Walmart our core values stick to the individual. Like you can't be cussing each other out in front of people like So Like just from there the the tension just went overboard and so we we called like a a lady team leader and a lady big boss coach and I went to talk to the lady in the in the the room whatever it was and she was not having it and then she got she like we use this little um pointy thing to like grab stuff off the shelf. Yeah, she started holding it in her hand like a weapon. Not really like a weapon, but she had it in her hand swinging it like talking on the phone with somebody like in her language or whatever. And when she was um like literally right after that um when the when the coach told her like you're being hostile right now like clock out and come back and talk to the store manager tomorrow if you want. Basically giving her a chance. Yeah, and then once she said you're being hostile, I guess she took that like she about to be fired or something. She like you playing with my money and my family. She dropped it and just started swinging on the coach. The lady coach and then right after that she started um I walked him outside talking to the officer. Additionally, regarding the woman's actions, several witnesses came forward and provided their statements showing that her behavior was completely abnormal. She attacked two coaches, myself and the officer. Do you want to press charges? She attacked us, yes. Yes. Okay, that's all I need to know. Okay. All right, so I'll get back with you. Okay. Uh what happened? She punch you, scratch you? I see you guys scratches on there. She She hit me in the face. She attacked him too. Hit me in the face. Okay. Then she went after the team leader and started hitting him. Then she came back and hit me in the face. Then she hit the team leader again in the face. Then she ran out here, attacked him, threw one of those glass flower things at him. He just took off running. So he saw him out there. Uh oh, that was outside. >> Okay. At the same time, other officers approached the woman who, after everything she had done, sat in a corner of the store, and it could be said this was the beginning of her lack of cooperation. What happened? I'm going to be good. I don't know. Let's talk outside though. My mother is here. Okay. How old are you? 28? Okay, we can talk outside. You just coughed in your hand. I'm sorry, I'm not going to do that. You can stand up. I'm 28. You stand up. You can stand up. You just had a whole outbreak. Let's come on, you can stand up. I can't go to leave. All right, that's fine. We'll stand you up. Wait, wait. There's no wait. I want my drink. Wait. I'm sorry. I want my She's going to jail, ma'am. You can go home. Thank you. No, ma'am. She's 28 years old. You can go home. It seemed to stop at mere non-cooperation, but soon after her mental state spiraled into panic once again, bringing with it a wave of chaos that stretched from inside the store to the outside. Where are you taking me? To jail. Which one? Ow, you're digging it into my arm. You're digging it into my arm. Ma'am, go home. You need to tell my mother where you're taking me. You're a grown woman. >> Where am I going? Where am I going? >> To jail. Where? Which one? You're digging it You're digging it into my Stop digging it into my arm. I told you I felt weak. You need to help I am You didn't seem weak after you started screaming like that. Because you were hurting. That's why I want to go Just your firearm down. Ain't no point in coming back. Where are you taking me? Which jail? Which one? Sit down and we'll tell you. Sit down. No, tell me. >> force I'm promising you this is not going to go well for you. Sit in the car. You're going to Gun Club. Sit in the car. Let me out, please. Sitting in Gun Club. Let me out, please. Ow. Let me out of the Gun Club. Jail. The woman appeared weak, but in reality her actions showed she was putting on an act and even after being arrested, a witness went as far as giving a sworn statement to firmly confirm the horrific thing she had done. I am the fashion coach here. Okay. So, I got called in to come speak to an associate by a coach back Mhm. Um, that's the other guy who she jumped on as well. So, when I went to the back room to speak to her, I said, "Hey, can we go and have a conversation me, you, and both guys?" And she said, "No, I don't want to talk to him." I said, "Do you mind talking to me?" She said, "We can talk right here." And I said, "That's not how we do things. We go behind closed doors what's going on. We don't need nobody else into it." She said, "No, whatever you can say, you can say right here." And I said, "No, we need to go behind closed doors." So, she said, "Well, I don't want to I don't want to talk about it. I don't want to talk to nobody." Just like that. So, I said, "Okay." So, I said, "Well, standing up behind me." And I said, "Well, I said she could come down and go home and then she could speak to the store manager on her next scheduled shift." So, I said, "Okay." So, I said, "You can go home when the store manager come on your next scheduled shift, you can talk to her." So, she ignored us and she picked up the phone and she started speaking to someone on the phone in Korean. Now, I know a little bit of Korean and basically what she was telling me what she was telling whoever on the phone was that not for work for work, but was basically telling them that she, um different coaches are telling her different thing. And the whole time she's doing it, she has a stick in her hand, a metal stick, and she's hitting it back and forth while she's talking to the person on the phone in Korean. So, once she finished talking, I said, "Hey, you can clock out and go home." Just like this, I got my hands in my pocket. I said, "Hey, you can clock out and go home." I was just standing behind her. She said, "Girl, you ain't going to mess with my money. Girl, you ain't going to mess with my money. Girl, you ain't going to mess with my livelihood." Finally, she was ultimately charged with battery and trespassing. Actions driven by uncontrolled emotions can quickly spiral into serious consequences, proving that losing control in a critical moment can cost everything, including one's freedom and future. In the next case, this woman believed she could easily walk away with a heavily loaded backpack. That's why I did it. I'm I'm not I didn't want to bring the cops involved cuz I tried to deal with it myself. On October 30th, police received a call from Costco about a woman committing theft. Upon arriving at the scene, the suspect was attempting to flee, but was quickly stopped by the officers. Hey, where you going? I'm sorry. I'm trying to do it not out here, okay? You want to go inside? All right. You want to lead the way? Yeah, I will. Do you have ID with you? Yes. I'm sorry. I have a personal matter. It's not drugs or anything. My kids involved. That's why I did I don't want to sit there. I'm upset and Come on. Bring it to me. What's your first name? It was clear from the woman's state that she understood what was happening and using that the police quickly addressed the matter leading her to admit her actions. I know that they already confronted you from the store. Do you want to tell me anything about what's going on or anything like that? That's why I did it. I I'm not I didn't want to bring the cops involved cuz I just tried to do it with it myself. Because I didn't want them to do anything. Okay. All right. Um Both of you guys saw it? Yeah, I did. You want to open your bag? Is it all right if I do it? Don't care. Go ahead. At this point the police also searched the woman's bag and all evidence of her wrongdoing was revealed. My mom. Is it all right if I sit this here? Yeah. I lied to them. All right. So, I know I'm wrong but Shortly after, an employee arrived and gave a full statement of what he had witnessed, providing enough evidence to convict the woman. All right. Chris, raise your right hand for me. Swear everything you said is truthful to the best of your knowledge and truth. >> Yes. So, where were you at? What did you see? I was in uh the aisle of uh next aisle over from our office uh office supply stuff and I saw an inside the cart of water and next to the top of the water there was a bag bag on top of the water as well. I saw her put uh these flat steaks inside the backpack but it was the only item I saw her conceal from the store and nothing else. Okay. Uh once the concealment uh happened, I made my manager Don aware of what was happening. I received uh information from her to go and call law enforcement who put you guys on the route to make uh the make contact and we'll be out there shortly. Okay. And then you observed her all the way The entire process through. Uh she went through our um tools uh and hard hardware section, cut through our uh the cash registers, through the exit line and I was on the phone with Garden PD the entire time. As soon as she exited and she exited, my manager made contact and that's when you came out and saw me. Okay. Returning to the woman, she had heard the entire account herself and it seemed she could no longer deny anything at that point. All right. Anything I mean you just heard his story. He saw everything. Are you going to claim it from her? >> all I can say is I'm I'm telling y'all the truth so Okay. And that's a good address that you gave me? Who was there with you? My mom. Your mom? Okay. All right. Yeah, I think we can get a receipt Yes. uh print it up for that stuff. Yep. And we can go from there. You have a car here? How How'd you get here? I took the bus. Bus stop. Do you guys have a license or ID card in Florida? I have a but Right now I'm waiting for a place to help. We got plates. So, I'm in the program and all of that. I'm not on anything. I just did it for my kid cuz they keep harassing me and my kid. It's the same thing you have in your email. Really? You have that in your email? I have an email. Okay. Do you guys want a trespass? We can do an 18-month trespass warning. So, you won't be allowed back in Publix for 18 months, okay? If you do come back here we'll have Sorry. Costco, sorry. She was charged with shoplifting, issued a court summons, and was allowed to leave shortly after. Actions have consequences. Once a wrong choice is made, denying it only makes things worse. Facing the truth early can prevent a situation from escalating beyond control. Temporarily leaving the retail stores behind, we turn to the woman who indulged in crime over just $1. Or paper, and I wanted a plastic, and I just I know. Yeah, I wanted a plastic. Let's try again. Okay, you want to try? Yeah. On July 20th, 2025, police received a call from a restaurant reporting a woman attempting to steal a single dollar from the store. To clarify the situation, officers arrived at the restaurant, and here's what unfolded. The lady Uh-huh. asked me to give the bottle water Okay. and I say we sell the water for $1. Yeah. And she say I she don't have it and she steal. Where is she? She's still inside. I asked her to Do you want her trespass? Yeah, I want her to be Cuz you want to steal the money. Hi. What's going on? I was asking for like a free cup of water, but I had to wait for the owner. Okay, he was there maybe there was a miscommunication. He said that they sell the water for a dollar. There's no miscommunication. I just wanted a cup of water. Are you willing to provide her with a cup of water? No, we don't have we don't sell we don't have bottle water tap water. Okay, so they they don't give cups of water. So, they want you to leave. Well, it's paper and I wanted plastic and I just I know, yeah, I wanted a plastic cup, I guess. Okay. Or like a glass glass is nice. I really like it when it's glass. Okay, but they don't Although the issue was clearly explained, she deliberately pretended not to understand acting as if the store belonged to her. Even when the officers offered alternative solutions, she showed no intention of changing her mind. How much how much will give you water if you go in and ask? They have a fountain by the deli. Don't steal it, but if you go in and be like, "Hey." Okay. Okay? Right. All right. Thank you. You're welcome. So, are you going to get up and leave? Probably not. Okay, then you're going to be arrested for trespassing. Why would I be arrested? Sir, tell her that she's not allowed back here for a year if that's what you want. Yeah, I want I want her to leave. Okay. But why did you ask me He's asking you to leave. Are you going to leave? Will you tell me why? Ma'am, are you going to leave? Will you tell me why? Because he's refusing you service. Are you going to leave? I'd ask him to leave. He's refusing he's refusing to serve you. He's refusing to give you water. Are you going to leave? Yeah. She escalated the situation over a free cup of water, and as she remained uncooperative, the officers moved closer to her preparing to take decisive action. Stand up, you're under arrest. Stand up. Yeah. 221 750 white female. You get there 43. Thanks. No, actually I thought I'd just get either one of y'alls information like name you guys have like ID or anything? ID? Yeah, just someone who has ID. Yeah, fine. That's you or you're the store owner? Yes. Okay, perfect. You know What's a good phone number for you? It's private. She wanted the money. All the money. I should Did she take any of it or not? No, no, no. >> Because I think all of these shine right now. Got you. This is so dumb. Right? What do you want? Do you use drugs? I'm high. Yeah. This is a bad trip for you. Okay. Okay, what? Sit down, please. Where? >> Oops, in the back of this car. What car? This one. 827? Yep. Why? Look, Kel, there's a lot of space in there. Because you're under arrest. Why am I under arrest? Trespass after warning. It was clear that the woman was not in a normal state of mind and this became even more apparent through her deliberate attempts to make the situation difficult. A warning. Sit down, please. >> I'm not going. So you're pulling away from me? Yeah. Okay. Drumwright, come back out here. Stop. Stop what? Now you're Now you get a resisting charge. Congrats, you win. Okay. Drumwright, come back outside, please. Oh, seriously? Over and out. Oh, my goodness. What you do? Kicked yourself off and then pulled away and then It's too easy. Yeah, so now she gets obstruction. Yep. Oh. Let's try again. Okay, you want to try? Yeah. Yeah, actually Hold it right there. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Just hold Hold on. I got something else. Okay. Yep. All right, you good? Stop. This is so stupid. >> Stop what? After causing the chaos, the woman was placed in the patrol car, showing no remorse, and continuing to revel in the trouble she had created. You can give me your social. Whatever's easiest. You already know what it is. No, I don't. I have no clue who you are. Okay. So, which way are we going to do this? What do you mean? Are you going to give me your social or am I going to take a fingerprint scanner? >> Hold on, you said Britney? What's your name? Carley. Carley? Mhm. C a r l e y? Nope. How do you spell it? K a r l e K a r l e e? E to the Okay. All right, Carley. What's your last name? Bellisle? Figure it out. Carley, what's your middle name? Hey. What's your birthday? I'm trying to help you get away getting another charge. You already know what my birthday is. I really don't. I've never seen you before in my life. All right. What's your birthday? Come on now. Not Not going to give it to me? You're winning the staring contest, okay? I'm tired. I'll fully admit you're winning the staring contest, okay? Okay. Damn. you. The suspect was charged with trespassing and resisting an officer without violence. Refusing to comply with clear instructions from authorities only escalates the situation and leads to serious legal consequences. Next, this woman believes she could hide everything. We're charging you with resisting arrest. Can you just please give me my coat and my damn cigarette? We don't know. Just give me my coat and my cigarette. On January 11th, 2023, officers were dispatched to a Nordstrom store to apprehend a woman for shoplifting, and upon arrival, the scene outside quickly turned chaotic. I told this uh lady I tried to return all this stuff. All this stuff here. Yeah, separate. No, no, none of this stuff have no sensors on it. Hi. No, none of this stuff have no sensors. I didn't do this. The lady before me just did this. She said I got sensors on my stuff. Ain't none of this Ain't none of this stuff got no sensors on it. Sorry. Sir, can you just give me my coat? No, sir. Can you please? All right, we're going to go back inside with him, all right? >> I I can't I'm I'm not because my ride just left me, but I Ain't none of this stuff got no sensors on it. Sorry. Is there sensors on you? Huh? Can you just show me your driver's license? I don't know. You got to have a driver's license, ma'am. My ride she was being difficult. All this stuff is ours. No, I did No, I did not. >> not going to argue. Let me see your driver's license. He went somewhere. I don't know where he went. All right. All right. Are you [ __ ] serious? Yeah, apparently he is. So, she tried returning this. I did not try. Well, hold on. Let him Let him speak. Let him tell them what's going on. And we'll talk to you, all right? Yeah, the cashier just called us and she was like I wasn't trying to The stuff that I just tried to I was trying to I left the stuff up there. It was two pair of boots. Relax. Take a deep breath. Oh my god, this [ __ ] is crazy. I did walk in that store with that bag, sir. All right. We're not going to argue with you. I'm sorry. I'm trying to get you to agree with her saying you and I talk. I don't even What's your name? What's your first name, miss? Calissa. Calissa? Yeah. And what's your last name? Okay. Where's your license at? The suspect denied every the made against her, but the store employee had already provided a detailed account of her actions. So, you you guys So, you guys picked up on it when you came to return it without No, so like our manager like the manager dropped off called us and she was like she's trying to return it and all this stuff was still censored. Like if you check every single item has a sensor on it and they're all like our stuff. Besides that, I don't know if that's her coat or not, but like here, look. They all have like hard sensors on them. What's all that my snack? No, that's snack food. I'm snack. What's that? Anything good? Snacks, chips, cake. Ain't nothing Nothing in here is my phone. What's in this purple bag? Huh? What's in this bag? Oh. Is that makeup? Yeah. Yeah, makeup bag and clean lashes. I ain't got no guns. No drugs in there? No. No? Setting aside the shoplifting for the moment, officers uncovered further suspicion while searching her wallet, discovering multiple different IDs inside. Why do you carry everybody's IDs on Huh? Why do you carry everybody's IDs on you? Because don't nobody got no They like without They want to stay with their work from my my my mother. She stay like in a in a halfway house. So, I mean and I'm I'm a payee. I'm a payee. I cash the checks for her. Jordan, none of the Max 5 ones. Huh? The Crocs. Oh. He's a croc guy. He likes That's my favorite pair of Crocs color. You said mom's in a halfway house? For what? She don't got no out of state. She She like That's That's expired. I got you. I ain't got no CDL no more. Right, it's it's expired. Yeah. What's that? It's expired. All right, she's suspended. Yeah, drunk. I thought she was drunk. She's drunk? Something like that. Oh. Did they Did you get it back or not? Not yet. That's not good. You ever been in any trouble before? Not really. Not really? What does not really mean? Like not at all, minor stuff? >> Minor stuff. Yeah. You ever been arrested in Illinois or Tennessee? Never been arrested ever? Yeah, but I mean like I didn't get charged with nothing. In Tennessee? In Tennessee? For what? A fight. Oh, a fight? Bar fight? No. Going down with grandma? She answered the officer's questions with ease as if she had prepared in advance, but when faced with deeper inquiries, she began to evade them raising suspicion. I was driving. Is it in your name? No, my car I got a Malibu. Oh, you got a Malibu? Whose name is it in? I don't know. Who was driving? I I just needed a ride to come and exchange my my car. >> friend. >> What's his name? Oh my god, what is all this about? Why I mean is we being investigated for what reason? For retail theft and fraudulent returns. I didn't Okay. So it's her seat in the back. That's what I'm trying to figure out like I didn't know. So a white minivan, okay? Who drove? I was asleep. I was close. I didn't drive asleep. I know you wasn't driving. You got a suspended license. I just I I even came out to this store. I don't know why you guys are saying. You ever been arrested for thieving before? No. No, not in Connecticut? Connecticut? Yeah. No. Yeah. I don't know. You just told me. Huh? People in my head are telling me. In Connecticut? Yeah. How long ago was that? I don't know. Well. Do you guys have outside cameras or not? Do we have outside cameras? Yeah, but it depends on like the direction points like this. So y'all can take me to jail? I'm taking you nowhere. Oh, okay. And the suspicion surrounding the woman never eased as when officers once again questioned her identity, she began to panic. Shera, what's your social security number, ma'am? I don't know my social security number. What street do you live on in Nashville? I don't live in Nashville anymore. I live here. What street was on the ID that you provided the other officer? Lava? You gave the other officer an ID, right? >> So, what is all this about? What street >> Oh my god. >> live on in Nashville? I don't understand. I don't understand all What is really going on? Like for real. I just I So, here's Here's the thing, right? Most people know their social security number. Sir, I I I I am I am scared. I'm trying to figure out like what is really going on. My concern is You can go in >> white minivan. It's all we got. They they want to see who you is. They acting like it's a big mistake mystery and like I didn't just come in the store to return myself. Like I didn't just give them the stuff that I was trying to purchase in exchange. I don't understand this [ __ ] I don't know. I don't even want to be I I don't want to be rude and get shot in my back and walk off, but I feel like I'm being detained for no reason. But I just I I didn't take anything. I just I I went in the store and I picked up the items that I was trying to exchange. Heaven, come up here and let me see What you call why you so desperate to come see us? I'm scared. Yeah, Heaven, come up here. Oh my god. I'm outside. I'm outside. I'm trying to figure out what figure this [ __ ] out. They got They saying that that she saying that I beat, but I beat because of those two shirts that's in there from Macy's that we supposed to be going to take back. And that That stuff that's in there I didn't even beat cuz I wasn't even out the door. So, what [ __ ] gives us two? They said they just took my bag and said that I I beat when I went out the door. I didn't even go out the door. The lady in front of me beat. I hadn't made it out the door. I'm really worried about my old January. At this point, the mystery surrounding the woman came to an end as officers took action after confirming all the information from the store. I'm going to jail? I'm about to go to jail? Sir? What's up? I'm about to go to jail? Yep. Stand up. Are y'all serious? Yeah. We don't take kindly to people walking in here and stealing from our town. Oh, wow. And you're you're banned from Nordstrom Rack for 2 years. >> I don't have no money. Tell us the vehicle you drove here in. Is it the car we just stopped or is it this one here? >> it's the other one. The one right here? Jordan, it's this one. No, the white other one. No, it's the other one. Then which one is it? >> It's a thick as gray. I don't know exactly what it is. >> I'm promise I'm not lying. >> You're lying. You lied this whole time. >> did not lie. I I did not lie. I don't I saw I I mean, am I going to get an eyebrow on something? >> I don't know. Can you help me, please? Like I I don't know. You stop lying to me. Tell me what kind of car you drove here in and maybe we can help you. >> kind of car it is. I just know it's a minivan. I don't know what kind of car it is. I promise I don't. Some type of minivan. Are we sure it's a minivan? Yes. At this point, you're under arrest. She was charged with retail theft, possession of stolen property, obstruction, identity theft related offenses, and possession of drug paraphernalia. Actions built on lies and evasion only deepen suspicion. Honesty and cooperation could have prevented the situation from escalating into serious charges. In the next case, this woman gradually collapsed under the weight of her own lies. And why are you so nervous about us being here? No, I'm not nervous. I just don't understand what's going on. >> doesn't match you. I know. I'm I'm sorry. I [ __ ] up. I [ __ ] [ __ ] up. I didn't get any money. I On the 31st of March 2023, police were dispatched to a bank after receiving a report about a woman suspected of committing fraud there. These are the events that occurred when the officers approached her. Here are the open fraud. I'm asking you to to step out. Oh, okay. What's going on? Why were we even called to the police? I'll explain in a minute. Yeah. Yeah, I don't know. I was trying to make a withdrawal. What are you doing with the fraud and check? No. You sure? Yeah, I don't Why would I do a fraudulent check? I don't have a check. So, this is his problem now. Oh, yeah. I understand. Um Redding, Connecticut. She's doing a lot of large transactions as she's trying to do. A withdrawal? With a fraudulent check. No. You sure? Yeah, I don't why would I do a fraudulent check? I don't have a check. What were you trying to do? To um um get >> We were called down here because of you, okay? >> Okay, but I didn't do anything. Okay. What are you trying to do? Then why are you walking away? Because they were giving me he was giving me selling me a fake ID. You can't have a fake ID, all right? That's not a fake ID. This is not a fake Let me see. I don't know. I That's I was like What piece of wood is that? Why would you leave your ID behind though? >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. What are you you're trying to take out 30 No, I was sending my um my company my my friend's company um money. Who is your friend? Robin Anderson. She owns a hair company and LLC. >> The woman appeared extremely tense in response to every question asked, which the police noticed and began to raise suspicions. And why are you so nervous about us being here? No, I'm not nervous. I just don't understand what's going on. I really don't. >> you're trying to do a a fraudulent transaction. $38,000. >> Yeah. It was being sent to Robin Anderson. So, you're extremely nervous, okay? We're going to explain everything right now, okay? He's going to talk to you in a little bit. Yeah. So, couple things. You just up and walked away from a line, okay? Leaving your license behind, leaving a signature piece of paper that says a withdrawal behind, right? There's multiple things leading up to why they believe it might be a fraudulent activity. >> Okay, but it wasn't fraudulent when I went up there and I was talking to the guy. Yeah. Well, they called us for a reason. We just don't come here, right, and say, "Hey, you know what I mean?" So, a couple of things. Business is uh hair salon, right? That business is hair salon. My business is educational innovation. Okay. And that's what I was taking out of my business account to send it to my um How long have you been in Why are you here in South Windsor though from Redding? My friend drove me here. This is Who's your friend? Where's Where are they? I don't know but they're He's somewhere. I don't know. Okay. But I didn't But doesn't Do you see how things don't make sense? You know, when things don't make sense it's because something is either wrong or is a lie, you know, or something else that we're not telling me. Okay. And I don't, you know, like to kind of beat around the bush. I just want you to be very straightforward with me. Is there something legitimate with this transaction or is it Normally, check fraud schemes operate in an organized manner, which is why the police tried to ask her who was behind it. She did not answer and her anxiety even increased when the officers returned to ask more questions. But so, who is Who is the account owner for this? Tammy. Okay. What is the business? It's a educational innovation. Okay. When was it opened? Three years ago. A month and a year? Do you have any of that? When it was opened? >> Yeah. No. Okay. Do you have any other paperwork that says different? >> no. I have my bank statement. >> Okay. Tammy, why are you so nervous? Why are you so nervous? >> Cuz I've never had police come up to me before. Why did you walk away from Why did you walk away from the the counter with all your ID again? I thought they gave it back to me because he did everything else for me. So, if you weren't >> handed it back. So, if you weren't doing anything wrong, why would you just walk away from a transaction? All right. Well, let's figure out Oh, you want to use the bathroom. You can hold on to these. Okay. We'll give it a second, all right? You're still being detained at the moment for investigation. Okay. And typically, in check fraud cases, suspects are driven to the location and then left behind. With years of experience, the police quickly began questioning her about these details. Where do you live again? Where do you live? I forgot. You forgot your address? Yeah, I'm [ __ ] I'm [ __ ] devastated right now. Okay. I don't I don't know what to do. 44 Wood Street River Road. Who was the person that brought you again? Who was the person that brought you here? My friend. Okay. What's your friend's name? John. John. Where's John? What car does he drive? I don't know. I don't know what car he's in. Okay. He drove me here from where I was. We were uh cruising around. We were going shopping and stuff like that. So, I dropped him by the at this bank. Because it was closer to where we were. Okay. Okay. All right. Like I said, they're going to tie some things together and puzzle the puzzle pieces together and we'll figure it out from there, okay? Yeah. Thank you. You're welcome. So, John, you don't know what kind of car he was driving? I don't know. Really? But I don't drive, so I'm not really familiar with cars. >> Okay. He dropped you off or is he still waiting? No, he's not waiting. Dropped me off. He dropped you off and left? Kind of weird. I don't I don't see his car out there. It would be in the parking lot, but it's not. You think he left because the police got here? I mean, was he a taller gentleman, a medium short gentleman, bald, and hair? >> And hair? Afro. I don't think so. No, absolutely not. She didn't even know where she lived. She didn't know her address for a second. >> 44 Wood Road. What's the zip code of Wood and Wood Road? 069 86 Nope. Okay, well. It became clear from her answers that the issues were increasingly obvious and she realized it herself. Under mounting pressure, she could no longer hold back and finally began to admit the truth. I know. I'm I'm sorry. I [ __ ] up. I [ __ ] [ __ ] up. I didn't get any money. I Please please arrest me. Please. Please. I'll never come back here again. I promise. Well, I do think that's that's a given, but you Yeah. I know what Is somebody outside waiting for you? Keep your hands out of your pockets, please. >> I'm so sorry. Okay. You have to put your things on, okay? One thing at a time. Who is Who brought you here? My friend John. Who's John? But he's not here. I don't see him there no more. So he like took off and left you. Was he the one that put you up to this or So you Where do you live? Me, I'm from New York. Yeah. And he brought me here. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your What What was the 209 is 1050? 1030 14 Wood Immediately afterwards, she was taken to the police station, completely relieved of pressure and continued to disclose everything, including the organization operating behind it. >> Somebody else like he he gives me different IDs. And they got my whole wallet in the [ __ ] car. Heard it who they applied for credit cards >> They handed me that stuff. They handed me that. That's what they gave me. I don't you know, I know the dude that I was doing it. He's from Florida. They come from Florida. And then and then and then but I know where he he I don't know where exactly where he lays his head like when he's in New York, but I know he's in Brooklyn. Like as of right now, that's where you started this whole thing today? No, I he came and picked me up in the Bronx. Okay, so so it started in New York today. Today you got picked up in New York. >> Right, and came here. No, they do this. They get all this [ __ ] I think in Miami. They go on the Southwest coast? I guess. I haven't seen him since I got arrested in 2000 uh 2001. And he called me, so yeah. He had your phone number from 23 years ago and he just called you? Not 23 years ago. >> 2021 when you were seeing him. >> 2021 when I got caught. I got arrested. Okay. So then you you know, he called you know, he called me and he was like, "Yo, whatever, whatever." And I said, "All right." But obviously they didn't know what they were doing because the ID looks fake. I don't know no Connecticut ID. I know New York's ID. The woman was charged with grand theft by check and conspiracy to commit fraud. It is evident that lying not only creates difficulties for others, but also burdens oneself as one can not even bear the pressure of keeping the truth hidden. Always act rightly and speak honestly in everything. 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. Worse, this woman pushed her shoplifting incident even further beyond control. I know it's going to burn. >> Can you give me a purse and glasses? I know that sounds so stupid. It's going to Listen, I promise. >> So, you have any ill will towards her because of what she said or because she was she said these few things to you, okay? Don't worry about me. On September 29th, 2025, police received a call from a Sunglass Hut reporting a woman attempting to shoplift, but the situation escalated when the suspect realized she had been detected, pulled out pepper spray, blasted the employee, and fled. Upon arrival, officers clearly saw the devastating condition the victim had endured. Spray, come out here. Try to get out of there cuz it's going to affect you. >> It's so bad. >> god. Come over here. Just sit down. Just sit down, okay? All you got to do No, you're good. Listen. So, we get obviously we get sprayed as well. I'm going to try to walk you through the best thing for you, okay? Just try to breathe, okay? And the best thing you can do is just try to keep your eyes open, okay? It's I know it's going to burn. >> Can you give me purse and glasses? I know that sounds so stupid. It's going to It Listen, I promise you sunglasses aren't going to hurt aren't going to help you. You got to Yeah, the more you can keep your eyes open like this and let the air get in it, the better it's going to be for you. Okay. Okay? Try to get your See how you're touching like this? Try to get your hands with any of it on cuz it's all oil-based. So, it's just going to it's just going to keep getting in >> there more? Whatever you Whatever's comfortable for you. I'll stay right by the store. >> store. Okay. No, let it air out cuz that's the best for you. Just try not to go too far. All right. I know. Just try not to go too far from me cuz I got to The woman's condition made it difficult to obtain a statement, but after assistance from the police, she managed to calm down slightly and provide the basic information she knew about the suspect. I went to get the license plate, and that's when it got me. Okay, do you remember what she was wearing when she came in? >> It was two black girls. One was like huge, like Okay. Sorry. You're good. No, you're good. We got her. We got her. We got her. Yeah, yeah. That's sad. All right, so two black females. Listen, I know it hurts. You got to just stay with me. All right? Just try It's It's going to burn until they get some water for them for you, okay? >> Okay. Two black females. Okay. One was a real heavy set. And what what was the other one? Was she heavy set as well or was she She had a mask on it and a silver Christian Louboutin bag. Okay. And um They would have a Louis Vuitton woman bag with her. Okay. And they just came in. Did they Did they Did they try to Did they Did they Did they just start loading up the stuff and that's when you got scared or or kind of walk me through of what happened? >> So I didn't touch them. Okay. I just stood by them. Mhm. I was sure you guys had cameras. Okay. Um And I was like, "I'm going to call the cops." So I ran to the first store across the floor. Okay. And that's when they When I was like, "You know what? I'm going to get the police to play." I went to go behind them. Yep. The investigation confirmed that the suspect did not use ordinary pepper spray, but an extremely powerful bear deterrent spray, after which nearly 20 pairs of sunglasses worth $20,000 were taken. But the suspect never expected that the victim herself would track her down by searching for the stolen items on Facebook Marketplace and actually finding an account with a face matching the suspect. On October 1st, 2025, the suspect was arrested at a tattoo shop. See if we can see what we can get consented to. See if the bear spray is in there, maybe. She had that bag, she had the glasses. What we're looking for. What's that? We want to see the jacket and hat that she took in the robbery. Great. Um Will they handle it? They'll handle it with consent and then I'm going to search 25. Okay. Um I'd rather be with you. I'm probably I'm better off competing I'm not sure. You left your sweater. She got my list. I'm off. How old are you? Do you think that? You smell it now. Oh, that's mine. All right, so I smell I smell the pot. I smell the pot. I think we can get her. Uh see if you can get a number, but we're going to take her off the books. The suspect was identified as Alicia Taylor Jones, 28 years old, and her crimes were impossible to deny. She was quickly taken to the police station and informed of the charges she would face. So, before we get into anything, okay, I want to inform you of your charges, okay? Come over here, and I also want to read your Miranda warnings, okay? So, you're looking at a few charges. All right. Let me find a heart. All right, so you're like I said, you're looking at a few charges from us, okay? So, you have a first-degree robbery charge. All right. You also have an aggravated assault charge on a retail theft employee. And unlawful possession of a weapon, a possession of a weapon for unlawful purpose, as well as a theft. Okay? So, with those being said, all right, so the robbery is a first-degree crime, okay? The aggravated assault is a third Um I think they're all thirds for me. Third degree I'm sorry, there's a one fourth in here. Okay? And they um so, you have one first degree I don't know the charges things. Like, I don't know the the degrees. One two three Okay. We'll discuss them. We'll read the rest to you. All right, so the robbery is obviously first. You have two You have three thirds and one fourth-degree crime. Okay? Additionally, the investigation revealed that she was accompanied by another woman during the incident. was truly notable. So, I know you were with another girl during that incident. Is that a friend of yours? No. No. How do you know her? Just in the streets. She In the streets? Yeah. You work for her? What do you mean I work for her? Like is this like a Are you guys like a like a crew or like a a pyramid? No. Like a bunch of you like she like you got to answer to her type of thing or not? No. No, you guys are just the same. Guys are just I don't work for nobody. I got you. I work by myself. I like that. I wish I could say the same thing. I wish I could say the same thing. All right, so you and your friend or you and whoever this is someone you meet on the street come to Marah Ten. What made you pick the sunglass? Were you guys in the Promenade for a while or did you guys just know you were going to target that sunglass store? Additionally, her use of bear spray was also addressed and she showed no remorse for doing so. So, you have it in the Louie you just grab and spray her. Then she was she said these few things to you. Mhm. I mean I got you. Obviously that upset you. So, you decided to spray her with the spray. After you spray her, what do you guys do then? So, you post what a few hours later? You post it on Facebook Marketplace a few hours after you think you guys stole them? >> days. Couple days? Okay. Did you sell any other sunglasses prior to us contacting you today? P.C. It was like my old I don't know. It was What's that? My old nurse. You sold them to >> I sold them to him for three. Okay. It's my old phone. So, the other pairs that you sold is that Marketplace or you sold them to people you know? Yeah, people I know. People you know. Did you sell anything else on Marketplace from that store? No, I was but um they never came, so I put sold and never took it. She was charged with first-degree robbery, aggravated assault on a retail employee, unlawful possession of a weapon, possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose, and theft. Her decision to use violence instead of walking away turned a minor crime into life-altering charges, proving that one reckless choice can destroy everything. Next, an adult woman hid stolen items in a baby stroller while involving underage accomplices. You've got to be kidding me. Yes, baby has to go on the report. Baby's not getting arrested or anything like that, but baby's cart, too. Or did you put merchandise in her cart? >> I her picked everything up, as far as I remember. On January 14th, 2023, police were dispatched to Target after reports surfaced of a woman stuffing nearly $1,000 worth of merchandise into her shopping cart without paying, even using a baby stroller to conceal the items. It didn't stop there. She had also guided three accomplices to commit the same theft. When officers arrived, they quickly intercepted the suspect before she could make her escape. Let's all go back inside. Huh? Let's all go back inside. Okay, well, they're accusing you guys of shoplifting, so can we head back inside, or do I need to just start putting people in cuffs out here? >> no, no, no, no, sir. Okay. You guys, you included. Can I have my baby? You got Nope, everybody inside. That's our baby girl. Okay. So, is there a reason why they would be accusing you guys of shoplifting? Oh, yeah. That's That's That's their story. Okay. So, So, the woman herself acknowledged the wrongdoing, especially after the police corroborated additional details from the other suspects. How old are you guys? They're minors. They're all minors? Yes. Okay. Mom, I'm not talking to these cops. Okay. I don't want to get in any more trouble than I'm already in. It's okay, honey. You guys while everybody's here, I'm going to read this to you guys. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court. And you have the right to have an attorney present now or any time during questioning. You cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed for you without Yes. Camo, yes or no? Do you understand your Do you know these understand your rights? Yes. Hollister, yes. Ma'am, yes. Are you willing to talk with me, yes or no? Yeah. You've already said no, but I have to ask again, yes or no? Sure, I guess I don't have a choice since I'm already in trouble with court, so they're going to put this on my [ __ ] record, too. What Yes or no? Yes or no? Okay. Clearly, some remorse was evident, but since this was an organized theft, the police had no choice but to investigate everyone involved in the incident. This is a really stupid question. What's the baby's name? Are you Are you kidding me? Yes, baby has to go on the report. Baby's not getting arrested or anything like that, but baby's Baby was present. What is What the Hey, how you doing? I'm okay. Do you want to talk to me for a second? Let me call you back to my Caitlyn. Hey, are you waiting on anybody in this store? Yes, I just seen I Okay. See how I gave her money earlier today. >> Yeah. And I gave her and she has her food card. Okay. So, I thought, you know, that she was going in She says, "I need help cuz I can't put all the drinks for the kids." Cuz I get over $1,000 food stamps. Yeah. So, and then she gets her food stamps, she gets like 4 or 500, too. So, I thought with that and then I pay her cuz she stays with me, What What is she to you? Family to me. I mean, like I took So, then you guys are like friends, cohabitants. Yeah, now Do you have an idea on here? Yeah. I do. Okay. What are you guys up to today? Nothing really. I didn't expect this to happen. >> Yeah. Um Because she knows my daughter right now is in trouble. My daughter is actually not on probation, but she Okay. You know, so I you know, so she's hoping to go to the store she needs something with food stamps. You know, drinks, stuff like that. She said her food card is like if you need extra food stamps, let me know. I got my food Even with food stamps, she still didn't refrain from stealing. The case wasn't simple, though, because a baby was present in the stroller, forcing officers to carefully determine the best way to handle the situation. All right. All right. Uh with there's another issue. There's a newborn baby here as well. So. Yeah. She's going to have to start working on it. Thank you, guys. We're going to have to get the kids' info, too. All the kids see I already got their info, right? What can I help you with? You want me to pull a case? Yeah, just start on the tree. All of them should be in the um They're in the um I got a whole bunch. B E I E R >> mind if I sit here? S T S T E R Okay. I'm sorry. Are you No, I didn't say my name. >> I didn't get you guys' I don't remember your last name. Yeah, cuz I I just I want to give her the chance to So I I can even just take a photo if you want. Yeah, if you want to do that. Okay. Oh, is this your statement? Is this right there on the side here? Sorry, yes. Send me the Yes, send me a sorry note. That's all. Yeah, that's right. Receipt. All right. So, this isn't considered right here. >> And same as that merchandise. >> And the merchandise is in that cart? Uh both these carts, chips, drinks, yeah. And that other baby food. Mhm. And that was baby formula. Where do you see That's me. This is you? Yes. Hold on. You swear from From the surveillance footage, the police had many questions about the actions of everyone involved, but it ultimately led to the conclusion that she alone was fully responsible for the theft. I have no idea. I did not I swear to God I did not walk in with him unless you got video of me getting in the car with him and him getting in my car. We do. It's It's right there. I just watched it. >> It was a girl who came in with me. I mean I I literally just watched a person get in the car. They like come out with you, load up the items in the car. Like >> And it was a female that was with me, is what I'm saying. It's not a boy. >> a girl Who Who is this, though? >> A girl named Jessica. Just some random girl from the area over there. Okay. How old How How old is Jessica? 14, 13. Okay. She just came with me. That was it. Okay. Did she know she was stealing? She didn't know anything. We went in I got the stuff and then she met me at the um Starbucks. Okay. Um what is uh Jessica's last name? Do you know? No clue. How How do you guys know each other? I just She runs around with some of the hoodlum kids out there. I go babysit and that's it. Okay. Like Orlando area? Did Did you guys Did she know she was stealing stuff? >> No. She She didn't know anything. Cuz we we don't want her to get in trouble. >> I don't want to get in trouble. I She didn't know anything. I Whatever what I took that day I took that day. I mean, I'm not looking to get somebody in trouble. I understand that. Did you >> either direct her to or did you put merchandise in her cart? >> I I picked everything up, as far as I remember. But this the the merchandise cuz there's merchandise in her cart, too. >> Yeah, it's inviting. So, I I'm what I'm asking is So, I picked the stuff up and put in the cart. Yeah, in this one, too. >> Yes. Okay. All right. So, I'm I'm saying >> it's the girl's. She was released shortly afterward and was charged with grand theft. This woman acted completely irresponsibly, guiding minors to steal while using her baby as a cover, showing a total disregard for the example she sets as a parent. 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, we came to a car theft case. Keep your hands up and walk towards me. I'll tell you in a second. Walk towards me. Keep your hands up. Keep coming. Keep I'll tell you in a second. On the 29th of January, 2025, police stopped a vehicle in the parking lot of a shopping center after suspecting it showed signs of being stolen. The female driver appeared completely confused about what was happening. Ooh, let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. Step out. Come out to me. Come to me. Come to me. Keep your hands up and walk towards me. I'll tell you in a second. Walk towards me. Keep your hands up. Keep coming. Keep I'll tell you in a second. Keep coming. Come here. Come here. Come back towards us and I'll tell you what's going on. Come back towards me. Come over here. Get over here. All right, listen. What your name's going to be? All right, relax for a second. Relax for a second. All right, I'll explain everything in a second. I'll tell you in a second. Or when I Stop moving. Okay? You're not under arrest, but if you keep acting like this, you're going to be arrested, right? The car you're in is stolen, okay? So, hang on me second. We're not going to talk about it in the middle of the parking lot until I know what's going on, all right? My car is stolen? Relax. Okay. We We are We are good now. So, I don't know that until I see who you are. What's your first name? First of all This is my car. Okay, hold on. First of all, it's my car. You're going to stand right here, okay? And you're going to We're not going to keep talking. I am trying to talk to you but the way that you Spread your feet. First of all, the car is not stolen. All right. Second, uh my wallet is in my purse, if that's what you're looking for. to make sure you have nothing. The woman clearly showed her uncooperative attitude. Even as officers tried to explain everything to her, she kept interrupting as if she simply did not care. I don't have anything on me. Listen, let me do my job. You are not cooperative. Just relax a little bit. You are grabbing me. Okay. Yanking Okay. me. Come on. I will tell you exactly I don't have anything on me that will hurt you. I have nothing on me. This is our job. I met you 30 seconds ago, okay? So, when you're in a car that is stolen, I don't know who you are. I don't know if it's your car. It's my car. I'm telling you, okay? Will you stop talking for one second? It's my car. I can show you my ID. Nothing is on me that will hurt you. it started up like this is because of your behavior. You understand that? No, just calm down. Is your ID in your purse? Are you okay with me getting it? Yes. Can I get your ID out of here? I got out of the car to a gunpoint. Yeah. My 3-year-old in the backseat. Like what are you talking? My ID is in my purse. Yes, and I can show you my registration and everything that's in the car as well. It's my car. So, now we're back to a calmer demeanor, but I don't know who you are. This is how I've been this entire time. No, you were You were standing there not listening to me. I simply said I said it I said come to me about 10 times and you then you started drifting this way. Like what are You haven't talked to me about the 3-year-old that's right there. I don't cuz I don't know who you are. Under the officer's persuasion, she calmed down slightly and a bit of information from her finally began to be revealed. >> Okay, so can you explain to me how this is a car registered to you? Yes, I can show you the registration. >> explain to me why it was reported stolen yesterday? >> I I've been having uh problems with the people I got it from, like the loan people. But I bought the car, I can show you all the all of that paperwork is at my home though. Like my down payment, I paid for the car, my everything like that. Right off the street. >> Why would it have you say on Glendale Heights? >> No. No? No. Why why would Glendale Heights report it stolen? >> That's what I'm saying. I got the car. >> I Look, I got the car from them. Okay. >> They tried to call the police on me and tried to repossess my car doing an illegal repossession on my car. >> When did that When did that happen? Once again. So when did When did you take Did you take the car back yesterday? >> No. How long have you had the car back? I've had this car since October since September. I've bought this car >> you say they tried to When they tried to repossess it >> tried So I made a payment on the car. They report They tried to repossess it from and then I They called the police >> Tell me about that when you say they tried to like how Did they actually take it? >> No, they tried to take it from me because they told me that I had they could repossession over insurance. So they reported to the police that they were going to repossess and everything. I called the police cuz I couldn't find it. I found it, it was in my lot. Now I took it. So then I'm like, I don't know what's going on. So I called the police. The police said that it was on the repossession list. I talked to the police in Glendale Heights. >> Is this at Is this at the address this is happening at? >> Yes. So then I called the The Glendale police actually called me and told me they could not do anything about it because it was a civil matter because they are talking about I didn't make a payment. I have proof of all the payments that I made. >> I'm confused. Why is Glendale Heights involved if you live in a I don't know. That's why I'm sitting here. >> buy this car in Glendale Heights? That's why I called you guys. Clearly her story was full of holes and even she could not explain it herself. In fact, officers had already suspected that the car had been placed on a repossession list in November and then mysteriously disappeared from the impound lot. >> You're didn't to me. You didn't take it out of the repo lot last night? No. All right. And now there was an issue right correct with the property or something. Then there's never been repo is what you're saying. No. How can I steal it out of the repo lot last night when it was in my I don't know. That's why I'm asking. I just I'm wondering why they would would have decided to put it into into our system as stolen just yesterday. You know, it's yesterday. That's why That's why you understand why the reason You understand the reason we came at you the way we did when it was when it stolen within 24 hours and then That's fine. That's That's totally fine. I've had this car for more than 24 I've had this car since September. Okay, well, I just want to give you a heads-up. I'm going to let I'm going to see what they want to do with this. It's stolen out of the Obviously, if they have a crime on their end and they They actually look at my I got Listen, I'm trying I'm trying to explain to you. If they say it's their case, right? I just happen to find you up here. If they say they got charges or something against you reference going to repo lot, then you're probably going to come with us, okay? And then There's no repo lot. Or the car at least is going to come with us and then they they might come interview you later on, but I'm waiting for a phone call from them, okay? Who is that to you? That's what we're getting is but Okay. Did Anyone get your kids name yet from here? No. Okay. Does JD Byrider sound familiar? Is that the place you leased your car from? I'm going to get you out of here now, okay? You're not going to jail. Just give me a second. Um just running past you. I called Long story short, car was repoed in November then a week later the car wasn't in the lot. They go interviewing her asking if she took the car out of the lot. She kind of plays dumb and says, "I don't know what you're talking about. I don't know where the car is." Civil issue JD Byrider who's the leasing company says, "Who cares? We don't have sign complaints. We're just going to go repo it again from her. So, they said they'll try and take it from her again in the future and they don't I'm like, "Well, I'm going to cut them now. I'm going to cut them both." And I'm like, "Well, obviously you're not in trouble. You can take her out of here in cuffs." In the end, officers only proceeded to repossess the vehicle and the woman was released at the scene. Nevertheless, she was still charged with unlawful possession of a stolen vehicle and obstruction of justice. Her actions showed that arguing and refusing to cooperate only made the situation worse and that when a legal dispute over a vehicle arises, honesty and cooperation with the police are the only ways to avoid turning a civil problem into criminal charges. Worse, this woman was not even normal at all. No, it's called there's laws. Are you diagnosed with anything? Schizophrenia? No. On July 3rd, 2025, officers were dispatched to a gas station store after receiving reports that a woman attempted to steal items and caused a disturbance there. To better understand her behavior, listen to this employee describe what happened. What you doing? She broke this coming here and just falling down and stealing the things and I was She's ready to get run over if she don't watch what she's doing. Plus she steal the things and at the morning one of the my customer is standing over at the counter and he she come and she ask her give the money. He just I don't have money. She just slap them slap on the mouth. Slap the person. He is my boss. He want to Hello. Hey, how you doing, sir? Good, sir. How are you? So, what's going on with this female here? She comes in since morning to the store, takes our stuff, grab and run away. And we just tell her to leave or she doesn't go. And once she see you you guys or she see like somebody's coming or this I just calling, she goes out of the store. And we she's banned from our store. Who banned her? Tell her I don't know. Can you guys tell her or >> Yeah, I'll tell her. I'll The woman standing in the distance was the very suspect officers were looking for. She showed no sign of remorse, lingered around the area, and even seemed ready to escalate the situation further. Watch out, you got a car in there. No. Okay, let's get out of the street. Well, you can't go on the property. I can. Huh? You can't. You're banned. So, what's going on today? Well, hold on. You're not free to go. You're not free to go. You're not. Just let tell her I'm Hey, don't come back over here anymore. You come back here you're going to be arrested. Yes, you will. I see her four times. I've dealt with her I think one time before. I can't remember where, but Can't understand what you're saying. This is he works here. His owner said he don't want you here, so you're not allowed. I just talked to him on the phone. Do not come back on the property. It's as simple as that. Oh, okay. You want to step foot on the property? What? Don't step foot on the property. You'll be arrested. No, you don't. No, it's called there's laws. Can you get out of the street? Well, I see why she was in the hospital. It was clear her disruptive behavior needed no further explanation. Officers quickly moved in to arrest her, but she refused to make it easy. Put your hands on top your head. Yes. Would you like to get tased? I'll tase your ass. Put your hands on top of your head right now. All right, I'm done. No. No. You're under No. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. You're about to go on the ground. Stop. No, you're not. Get her up. Put her down. I got it. What do you put after the crazy bud. This is ridiculous. Now you got a resisting charge. What [ __ ] charge? That's not a [ __ ] charge. >> You're going to jail. So stupid. Right after the handcuffs were secured, the woman calmed down slightly and she offered a brief explanation for her own instability. What? Why are you acting this way? Seriously. What do you mean? Why why did you have to do that? What do you mean? What did you just get out of the hospital for? To get some more meds. What do you need your meds for? Well, hallucination. What do you suffer from? Schizophrenia? Yeah. Jasmine, heart is racing. Jasmine, what are you doing this for? Where are you staying at right now? Down there, on Lovers Lane. Quit trying to pull the cuff off. You're going to hurt your wrist. So, what are you doing today in here after we told you not to come back? And you came right back. Come on, girl. Stand you up, okay? Ready? Ready? Yeah. Pull your legs up to you, like your feet. Ready? 24. Do you need EMS? Yeah. For what? Hallucinating. I have no meds. Do you have anything in your bra? No. Yeah, I know. That's what I said. What happened to your ear? I don't know. It's was bleeding. Yeah. Pretty bad. >> Yeah. My radio turned off. That's funny. What a spawn. Jeez. You ain't got to be doing all this. What did you go to the hospital for last time? Your meds? What did they give? Did they give you anything? What did they give you? Some oxygen. Some what? >> Some oxygen. Oxygen? Yeah. Okay. Hang on, let me crack these windows. After that, officers returned to the store to determine their course of action regarding the suspect's behavior. You just want her Do you want her Do you guys want to sign charges on her for trespassing or you just want her not to come back here? Not come back here. Everything Everything Everything Okay. We both We don't want to hold her here so we can't I got you. Yeah. Okay. Thanks, man. Hey, ma'am. How you Hi. My name is Sergeant Ford. I'm here to talk to you about what happened with you and the officers, okay? Okay, can you kind of run me through what happened? I didn't know I had a warrant and I don't. What happened, I mean, like with when you walked onto the property? I don't know. I was just talking to the cop. Did they tell you to leave? No. They never told you to leave? I don't know. I was in the store or I didn't steal. Did you speak with the officers at all? No. Did they put their hands on you? No. Okay, how did you Can you explain how you got in handcuffs for me? I was I was struggling. Can you tell me what that means? I was shaking. You were shaking? Yeah. Okay, did they tell you to put your hands behind your back or anything? No. Okay, did they grab you? Yeah. Did they tell you to stop? Yeah. And what did you do when that happened? Uh I tried to stop, but they didn't listen. They put handcuffs on me. Did they hit you or kick you? No. Did they take you to the ground or anything? Yeah. Are you diagnosed with anything? Schizophrenia. Schizophrenia? Yeah. In addition, while verifying her information, officers discovered she had outstanding offenses in her record. Disappointingly, she did not seem to care about that either. Oh. Where are we going? Going to jail. For what? For what? I told you you had two warrants out of Akron, and you just got two more charges today. You don't have anything on your body. No. Cuz you're going to go through a scanner, okay? Uh she was threatening me that she was going to shoot me, so I beat her out of her. I'll talk to you. I'll talk to you in a second. Yeah, she said, "Is it you? Is it you? Well, let me go get my gun." I was in the store. I was in the store, but they said their cameras didn't work. But she hit me for no reason. I was walking out. She was standing in front of the door like this, and I went to go around her. I don't know if she had something in her hand or something. They're on that corner up there, on the hood. Thanks, bro. So, I had I had to do this. So, um she hit me and um after that we just started fighting. Well, some dude came in there and helped her. Like, she's pulling my hair and he's grabbing You thought of you. You needed to report her to >> to so you can get her name and there. I want her charges on her and um they told me the only way I had to do it. Why did you go to jail? Because I pulled a gun. I went back to the dude grabbed me up and I pulled the gun out. I went back home. On the parent >> Oh, then you came back. Yeah. Finally, she was ultimately charged with criminal trespassing, resisting arrest, obstructing justice, and battery on a police officer. Ignoring warnings, refusing accountability, and neglecting personal health only escalate problems. Taking responsibility early could prevent a difficult situation from turning into a life-altering mistake.