Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Take three hands. >> I don't want to lose my job. I've been trying to get a job for 6 months, guys. Please. I just got this job. >> What the [ __ ] man? >> I would not piss on myself. You want me to piss on myself? I said I want y'all to die right now in my >> See what happens when you steal in general and you're old enough to know better. All of us made mistakes at some point, but these thieves used those mistakes as excuses to justify deliberate wrongdoing, doubling down on reckless decisions and creating chaos when confronted by police. All of that unfolded in today's video. Cops versus dumb best. Shoplifterss who made reckless decisions in their lives. One wrong step always leaves a lesson behind. Don't forget to like and subscribe to support us. First, the woman seizes this opportunity, using her own theft to gain medical attention. >> My knees hurt. >> Your knees hurt? >> My Yeah, my neck and my back hurt, too. >> On January 31st, 2025, police approached a vehicle after receiving a report of a theft. The suspects [music] included a woman and a man who tried to flee. But immediately afterward, the woman acted in a shocking manner. >> Go ahead. Step up like me. Are youing crazy? Put your hands up. >> 351. Nobody else need a white castle. Everyone else wants to take that car. >> Nobody else. >> You tried running twice. >> You were biting me. >> Now I have to be like this. um Papus friend. >> Okay, we still made a mistake. Step over here. We're looking for this. >> What's your name? >> Her actions spoke for her, admitting everything without a word while at the same time the other suspect had the chance to escape by car as if she deliberately sacrificed herself. >> Listen, stop playing games. What's your name? >> We're going to figure it out one way or another. Get the manager for sure. >> You can tell us or we'll take your fingerprints and figure it out. You want to make it easy, tell us right now. We're [ __ ] around. >> Going down. >> What is your name? >> Whatever. We'll get your fingerprints. That's fine. We have a female officer on >> Are you female and male? Do you identify as female or male? I'll search it myself if you don't want to tell us. >> Hey, listen to me. I got here late, okay? It's over. You're in custody. That's not changing. >> Make this easier for us and we'll make it easier for you. Understand that? Now I'm going to ask you again. What is your name? >> You got the right to >> not about your name. You don't. >> You have the right to not self-inccriminate. It has nothing to do with your name. >> The woman invoked her right to remain silent, revealing nothing about herself or the other suspect. Any words she did speak were only to feain vulnerability. Thanks. >> Miles in my >> Am I being shot for today? >> I'm I'm not talking to you right now. You're not invited to silence. You should be >> I'm being shot for that. >> Huh? >> 588. >> One thing at a time, huh? Come on over here. >> Your knee hurts. You can stay right here >> or you can sit on the curb. Which one you want to do? >> Huh? >> Huh? >> You want to lean here? You want to stay on the curb? >> You lean here. All right, fine. We'll lean here. What all I'm being told? >> I don't know. We figured that out. >> Huh? >> What do you care? You know the game, right? You've been arrested before. >> Yeah. >> Right. >> You're arrested. >> So, you know the game? >> Yeah. >> All right. Stop worrying about it. I got some stuff. >> So, what I'm being charged for? >> I don't know yet. We ain't got that far. >> She showed no sign of guilt, focusing only on what she wanted, regardless of how much it complicated the police's work. >> Where my phone at? >> I don't know. >> Where my phone at? >> I don't know. Why would I know? >> Where's my phone at? Please start telling me where my phone is at. But now you're starting to kind of aggravate me cuz I told you to stop moving. We've told you a couple of times. Right. We'll find your phone eventually. We're not stealing it. >> All right. >> But >> what I'm all I'm being charged for. I don't know how many times you want me to tell you that. >> Please get my phone. >> Why? You can't use it. >> There's my phone in my uh coat. >> Look in there and see if the phone's in the coat or the phone's in there, will you? >> It's a lot of stuff in there. Is my phone in the coat? >> All right. Where's the last place you had your phone? >> In my pocket. >> Is my phone in there? Is >> your phone in your pocket? >> Unless it's in this big shopping bag you got here. >> Is my phone enough? My knees hurt. >> Okay. You want to go to the hospital? >> Yeah. >> Okay. We'll send you to the hospital. My knees hurt so bad. >> Okay. >> You don't want to sit down though, right? >> My knees hurt. >> You want to sit down? >> In fact, this was the second time she had tried to escape during the incident, showing there was no real injury. Yet, when the medical team arrived, she calmly pretended to be hurt. >> Uh, my knees hurt. >> Your knees hurt? my ear, my neck, and my back hurt, too. >> Okay. >> We uh she's got all that. So, we have a female officer coming to surgery, and then after that, we'll >> Yeah. Yeah. Okay. >> Go ahead and face him. He's going to take some pictures of you for your injuries. You're claiming you're injured. >> Where are you feeling pain? >> Everywhere. >> Be more specific. >> My neck, my back, my knees. >> Anywhere that feels scraped up, bruised, cut. Yeah, >> your knees. >> Yeah, my back hurts. >> You want to wait till she goes to the hospital or >> No. Okay, >> I'll take a look now. >> That's not invasive. >> Oh, [ __ ] >> Camera. >> Yeah, >> all of our cameras are on you. >> Mine is not. >> His uh dash cam's on, too. >> I'm just checking your knees. I'm not checking anywhere else. That's where you're claiming you're injured. >> Okay. Well, I'm going to lift your pant legs up. Keep your head up. Stand up. >> Choking me, sir. >> Well, stop leaning forward. >> Choking me. >> Yep. Stop leaning forward. >> In the end, the woman was charged with retail theft, aggravated battery, and resisting [music] arrest. Some will exploit sympathy to evade responsibility, manipulate others, and aid accompllices, teaching that appearances of vulnerability can be utterly deceptive. Next, the woman also faced the consequences of attempting to flee. >> I'm not a bad person. Please, please. I don't want a record. I'm not. >> As of right now, I don't even know your name. On February 26th, 2024, police were dispatched to the scene after receiving a report of shoplifting at Macy's. The suspect, a [music] woman, fled immediately, escalating the tension as officers attempted to approach her. Stop. GET ON THE GODDAMN GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. Get on the ground. Give me hands. Turn around. Give me your hands. Behind your back. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. Let go. Let go. Okay. Sorry, please. >> Immediately after being caught, the woman showed remorse and offered apologies, but it was all an attempt to elicit sympathy from the police. >> Please, I'm sorry. >> Okay, we'll talk to you in a second. Okay. >> Please, sir. >> Yeah, we're going to talk to you in a second. >> I don't want to go. I got a job to go to today. I love the roof. >> Please. >> Where you working at? >> Please. I just start today. I don't want to tell you why. >> Oh, okay. Oh, wow. >> So, you can make me lose my job when >> you don't want to talk to me. >> Okay. I just got a job at Benny Hana. >> Job at being honest. >> Benny Hana. >> What do you need? >> I just want to go. Please. >> Yeah. You got your information? You have any ID? Anything like that? >> No, it was in her bag. >> I'm going have to get get her searched on me. >> Yeah. So, get an officer to search her. No, no, no. Wouldn't be. >> I need to get statements from her. >> Is she your possible suspect? >> Yeah, she is. >> How do you know? >> Cuz she's matching the description. Only has one shoe like he said. >> I haven't confirmed that yet. >> Yeah. So, I'm going to confirm it. >> Tell the type. What's your name? >> Please. Can I go? >> What's your name? >> Please. Please. >> You're not going to tell me your name? >> Please. I have no record. Please. I'm not a bad person. >> Although she admitted to her actions, she insisted she was not a bad person. Police suspected that someone might have hired her to carry out the act. >> Hey, how did you get here? the person that made me do it. >> Who made you do it? >> I just don't have a job to me, you guys. Please. I won't do it again. >> Who made you Who made you do what? >> I won't I won't do it again. I I wasn't doing it for me. >> Please. I just want to go. I have a job to go today. >> Listen, we're going to talk to you. Let me read this. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> Let me Let me read this for you. >> I'm sorry. I want to go to work. I swear. >> Ma'am, listen. Let me read this for you. >> You have the right the right to to remain silent. Do you understand? >> Do you understand? >> Yeah. Anything you say may be used against you in court? Do you understand? >> Yes or no? >> No. >> You don't understand? >> No. >> Okay. So, which part you don't understand? >> Oh, love it. Cuz I am telling you, I want to just go. I'm sorry. >> Okay. >> I want Please. Please. >> Let me read you this. >> Please. >> Okay. >> Please. Please. I don't have a record. I'm not a bad person. Please. Please. I don't want a record. I'm not >> Listen, as of right now, I don't even know your name. >> Okay. This is not how this works. I'm not going to take the handcuffs off and let you go just because you said sorry. I still have an investigation to do. Okay. Before I ask you any questions, I'm going to read your rights. >> The woman only tried to assert herself but offered no actions to prove it. Simply put, she refused to take responsibility for her own behavior. >> I did not any of that stuff was not for me. I wasn't doing that for me. Can I please? >> I don't want to lose my job. I've been trying to get job for 6 months. Guys, please. I just got this job. >> I'm trying to get back on my feet. I'm not a criminal. >> Okay. >> Do you want to >> I want to, but you're not going to let me go. But it's going to be near the downstairs. >> I won't do it again. >> Hey, you know when a cop tells you to stop, you stop, right? I mean, so you can stop that crime because we told you to stop from over here and you looked at me and continue to run. So stop the whole police crowd cuz you could have just stopped and spoke to me. You could have figured that out a little bit differently. instead of making me tack it into the woods. >> But you guys want to arrest me and I'm trying to do >> Now we do. Yeah. >> I didn't I didn't I didn't I don't have arrest. I'm not >> Okay. Then again, when you saw the cop car and you looked at me and decided to still run, then that goes on you. >> It falls on me. I was made to do it. I I was made to do it. I understand that. I was made to do this. >> But you don't understand what I'm saying. >> I'm trying to get a job. I just got a job. I go in today at 4:00. I have I have had to >> Oh, you're probably not. And again, if you would have stopped there instead of running across the bushes through here, it would have been a whole different scenario. Maybe >> I'm just saying you're an adult, so you make a decision. >> I I I've never been in this situation. >> Well, you never you run for cops? >> No. >> Hey, I'm right here. I Somebody made me do something. I want to talk to you guys. >> I didn't think you'd believe me. I don't even know his real name. >> Inside the car, once calmer, she began sharing her story, which seemed to revolve around her job. Um, I've been waiting to start this job. So, there was somebody at the hotel um whenever I was trying to book. When I was trying to book the room, he overheard me, Cory Brothers, you know, um, talking to the lady about having a difficult time and starting a job. And he said, I'll um, I'll help you, you know, if you do do me a favor and you want get liquor for me and some some clothes. And um at first, you know, I told him, you know, like I would do it later, you know, another time cuz I had to go to a job today. I asked if I could go to the job and then do it from another time cuz I was going to see if I could just borrow some money from a friend to give it back to him and not have to do that. Um he said, "Well, I'll even take you to work just um you know, if you go in there and get this size and get like a shirt and shorts and shirt and pants." So, I did it >> here at the Mac. >> Yeah. >> Okay. And who was it that told you? >> I don't know his real name. He goes by Money. I don't I don't know how. >> He goes by what? >> Money? I don't know. >> Money. And you met him at the Bair Motel. >> Yeah. >> And does Money work there? >> No. >> No. >> No. I think he he I think he knows somebody else who was staying there, I think. I don't know. I just I seen him there a couple times, but I don't know if he stays there. I I don't think so. >> Okay. And when did when did he tell you that? Today. So, did you just meet him today? >> Okay. So, he told you basically go steal some liquor, go steal some clothes from the Macy's >> and he would take care of the room for me and then um but I was trying to not have to do what I had told him, you know, just do it. I'll borrow the money from someone. He said, "No, I need you to, you know, I paid for it. You need to do it. That's you told me to do it. You gave you, you know, gave me your word." And I said, "Can I just pay you back?" I reiterated that. He said, "No, we have a deal." and he said, you know, I don't want to have any issues with you. So, you know, I kind of felt like I had didn't have a choice. >> Okay. And did he at any point threaten you to do this? >> He pretty much said, you know, we had a deal and he said there's going to be an issue of, you know, if you don't do what you >> So, she felt entitled to deny her wrongdoing. At this point, she called a family member seemingly just to continue fabricating lies about herself. >> Bro, what is wrong with you? >> Abby, can please can you just Can you call the job? Abby, I cannot mess up this job. I can't. I It was a big mistake. I'm never going to do this again. >> I'm just going to call them and say that you're in the hospital. No, >> I'm not going to pretend to be you. >> Pretend to be me. Please, Abby. Don't tell them I'm in the hospital. Don't do that. Just say >> Why would I not say that? >> No, just say. Just please just say that. Don't say I'm in the hospital. Don't say that. >> Why would I not say that? >> Because just act like you're me and just ask if I could start on Wednesday. >> I'm not doing that. >> Please, Abby. It's going to sound bad if you say I'm in the hospital. >> How does that sound bad? I can say you got sick. >> Say I got food poisoning or something, Abby. I don't know. >> I'm not getting you out of jail, though. Like, it's the You'll get out in one day. >> No, I won't. Abby, get me out of jail. >> Don't talk to me like that. >> Abby, please get me out. I'll give the money back to you. I'll give the money back to Abby. No, you're not. >> Finally, she was charged with resisting arrest, shoplifting, possession of drug paraphernalia, and resisting a merchant. Trying to manipulate others sympathy or deny wrongdoing only worsens the situation and erodess trust. [music] Facing consequences honestly is far more respectable than hiding behind excuses or lies. Next, the older woman believes she could outsmart the police, but the reality proved otherwise. >> Oh, it was a test. See what happens when you steal in general. Did you not Don't breathe heavy with me. >> You were 60 years old in shoplifting. On December 14th, 2025, police received a call from Target regarding a theft in progress. The female suspect was caught red-handed and taken to the loss prevention office. Let's see what happened next when the officers arrived. >> Hey, real quick. Do you have anything on your >> in your pocket? Turn. Go ahead and just empty it out. Obviously, you perfect loose. Hey, why are we selling this stuff? >> H Did you pay for any of this? >> We'll do the mail. >> Why not? >> Is there anything in here that you did not scan? Be straight with your bag. >> No, I I >> You paid for everything. Okay. Yeah, >> I got to check your bags and everything. >> Okay. What is that? $5. Let's try one more of those. Buy those. How old are you? >> Uh, 67. >> Have you been caught child shoting before? >> No. >> Never. >> Never. >> The woman appeared awkward about the situation, but showed no shame. Shortly after, police began to suspect that this was not her first offense. >> What is this? >> What's up with all the receipts in here? Um, my receipts when I buy stuff. >> I didn't know if you use them to return stolen stuff. >> Huh? >> Huh? >> You have stolen stuff with you. I didn't know if you used it to >> No, I have baggies for all my receipts from school. >> Oh my god. How much is that? >> I don't know how much is there. Um, come here. The receipt [snorts] for >> Yeah. Where's the receipt for all this? I'm going have to pat you down, so might as well just stand up. >> Stand up. You don't have nothing else on you. >> You don't have to strip down. Just let me put you down. >> Yeah. >> Oh, I I don't want anything else. >> Got >> How much money did you spend? >> $422. So, >> guess I'm a little confused as to why we're stealing them. >> It's in this. >> Police didn't hesitate to ask direct questions about the incident, but the woman remained completely silent, even regarding items that were still missing. She refused to disclose any information. >> No, you sure? They look pretty brand new. >> Those aren't mine. >> Those aren't mine. I had stretch gloves. business. >> Oh, those those are your >> Oh, it was a test. >> See what happens when you steal in general. >> And you're old enough to know better. You ever been to jail? >> No. >> Never. >> No. >> In your life? >> Oh, why did I not tell you? Did you have anything else in your pockets? I thought I gave him those two. Hey, are you a liar? >> No. >> You are because I asked you if you had anything else in your pocket. What did you tell me? >> What did you tell me? >> I thought I took everything out of my pocket. >> Let me tell you, a liar is a thief. Did you just steal? >> Yes. >> And you're a liar. >> Take a seat. >> [sighs] >> You ever been to jail before? >> No. >> So, this going to be the first time? [snorts] >> Oh, you paid for everything on that car. Thought you paid for everything in that cart. >> Under pressure from the police, all of the woman's lies fell apart. At this point, officers continued questioning her and uncovered numerous unpaid items from her shopping cart. >> Did you pay for those two white things she has right there? No, >> those are those things I No, >> the white things there. Little fluffy things. You pay for that? >> You pay for this? >> I think so. I think I did the the square thing I did. >> You didn't do the other one. >> Lie to me again. >> What? >> That was Take a seat. Take a seat. >> Sit down. >> I said I paid for the white furry. >> You said you paid for everything in that shopping cart. I asked you that. What did you tell me? Told me you did. Did you not? Don't Don't breathe heavy with me. You were 60 years old in shoplifting. Absolute ridiculous. >> The woman failed in her attempt to deceive the police. Her lies only worsened the situation and officers made it clear that her dishonesty had made matters far worse. >> You're old enough to know better. >> I can pay for >> then you lie. Yeah, I'm sure you could. You can also go to jail for everything, too. >> Okay. That's our specialty. >> We teach everybody a lesson that has chop whip in it. You have to learn at your age and you have to learn at your age. You lie to me three times like >> usually if you don't want to go to jail, you don't lie. >> I think I saw most of >> I think I think all the rest. >> I can go to jail. >> We can. >> That's not your option. Unfortunately, this is deal. If you shoplifted here today, you shoplifted prior to this, too. You didn't just all of a sudden say, "I'm a shoplift today." Nobody ever does that. And people use the being an older lady and acting like people don't watch you. A lot of older people steal because they've been getting away with it for years. You know how I know that? I've arrested a lot of older people stealing. The rest of the cars paid for. >> So rest of the cards paid for. >> All that stuff. >> Did you come here in a vehicle? >> Yeah. You have scarves. >> How many times have you shoplifted in your life and I got caught? >> Maybe a couple. >> Couple couple. >> Two. Three. >> Two. >> Two times. From where? >> From where? >> Yeah. >> Here. >> Once again, the woman's lies were exposed. Yet she brazenly persisted, still trying to manipulate the situation in some way. >> I will pay for everything. >> He'll kick me out. >> No, it's on you. You had lied to me three times since being here. So, you expect me to believe anything else? >> Part of the time the screen wasn't showing, but she had keep coming back. I don't want to hear that. You got stuff in your pockets. >> I But I mean I was scanning things. >> You scanning the things in your pocket? >> I can't hear what >> I was scanning stuff. >> Oh, I got you. >> So, real quick, you have a right to sign anything you say. You don't be against law. You talk to a lawyer. Have you question? >> You cannot afford to hire a lawyer. Want to be appointed to represent you before any question if you wish. You can decide at any time. I exercise your rights. I answer any questions or any statements. Do you understand your rights? You want me to? >> Okay. You want me to do it? >> So, what was the entire purpose of coming in here today? >> Yeah. >> To pay for some stuff and steal some stuff. Obviously, you got it a couple times prior. You said >> it wasn't Mike. >> Let's go. >> No. >> Oh, you stole from here before. You aditted. >> Wait. >> So, have you done it before? Here. That was kind of probably an intention of coming in here and doing it again. Is it exciting? >> No. >> Then why do we do it? It's $40 and you just paid $400 worth of [ __ ] >> Was it a little exciting? Get your nerves going. Get adrenaline rush. >> Then what's your reason for it? >> Nothing, I guess. >> Yeah, probably not. >> In the end, the woman was charged with retail theft. Being caught in lies repeatedly erodess trust and leaves no room to control the outcome. Accepting responsibility honestly is far more effective than trying to evade it. Next, meet the robot man who merely repeated his words as if programmed. On January 18th, 2024, police received a report from Walmart about a theft followed by a suspect fleeing the scene. The male suspect ran to a nearby gas station, immediately triggering a tense pursuit. >> Come here, MAN. I'm still running. We're inside. Come here, man. Stop. STOP. 329. He's uh still over here. He's right next to my car walking. Every move he made showed he was familiar with the area and skilled at fleeing, but he had no idea that other officers were waiting for him elsewhere. Hey, you better come here. Get on the ground. Drop the bag and get on the ground. Drop [screaming] the bag. Do it now. Hands. Give me hands. 314 radio one detain that come Hey sir, if you lean back like that, I'm going to charge obstruction. I'm a lieutenant. You've [groaning] been waiting on me. And I'm here. Come on. Buddy down. There we go. There you go. Thank you. Hey, hold on here. Sit right at your feet. >> The man seemed to give up when he saw police blocking every route. His words appeared to repeat nonsensically, but in reality, they only served to provoke the officer. >> She died too. She died too. He died too. She died too. >> You going to catch that robbery? Okay. >> She going to catch robbery. Daddy in the pocket or something. >> Oh, you want to change? Yeah, >> it's a light. It's a light up there. Oh yeah, I bet that only ain't going to kill. You ain't going to kill. Okay. What is it? >> That word. >> The man's repetitive, almost programmed speech clearly reflected his mental instability, but it quickly escalated into even greater chaos once he was seated in the patrol car. >> Hey, I can't breathe in here. >> I can't Can YOU BREAK CUT THE CONE? CUT THE CONE THEN. NO, I CAN'T BREATHE. I just told I can't breathe in here. >> You should have been running. >> Cut the cone. Cut the cone though, dog. >> Cut the cone down. >> This dude [ __ ] boy. >> Move your foot, man. Move. Move your foot. >> Listen me. very carefully. >> Yo, put his ass back over there. >> I got him. >> Hey, I told you I couldn't breathe. Hey, I just told you I don't breathe. No seizure could cause someone to curse so coherently. Immediately after the police took firm action, his condition seemed to subside entirely. I'm kill you. I'm kill you. I'mma kill you. I'mma kill you. >> I'mma kill you. I'mma kill you. J little [ __ ] Let me get bro. Yeah. I'mma kill you. He dirty. >> No, you ain't got to do that. Ain't a Ain't nobody over there. >> Oh my god. food street. >> What What's your name, man? >> I ain't got no idea. I ain't got no idea. >> And y'all point white, man. You go ahead. You go ahead when I'm out the way. You go ahead. You scared to die. You scared to die. Look at him. Don't talk. Don't talk to God. Talk about absolutely when you threaten me. You scared to die. Oh, look at you. They scared to die. They scared to die. Look at them. They scared to die. They risk another man beside they self. That's all they good at. They scared to die. You got to start. You s I one on you. I want on you to pull. You try to get me a robbery. Look at you. You going to die. Die. >> Shortly after, police returned to Walmart and spoke with staff and witnesses. Could something crazy have happened there? >> But I didn't see him till he's in the jewelry and stuff. >> So, he picked out two bags, started filling the watches. That would pump us watching him. Then he grabbed a TV. >> So the book bags don't belong to me. >> Correct. No. >> And then he grabbed a TV and he went to hardware where the hand tools are at and I went to go front and then he kind of was like getting prepared and then he laid the TV down and he start reaching his pocket like he had something. So of course I retreated back up and he just took off running down the aisles knocking stuff over saying don't get blasted. Don't get blasted and that's when we took off. Went out the door went down the way. >> Okay. We didn't see him cut anything with a knife. >> No, I didn't see him not. >> But um on the 15th, he did the kind of the same thing. We had everything a buggy and he ran out this door, ran straight ahead. He was still loading up merchandise from where he stole the cart was turned over, but u that was on the 15th, but nobody was able to find but he came back again today. So, >> do you have a total? Do y'all have a total for? >> Yeah, Ward got it. It was what 636 before tax like 583. They definitely over 500. >> Do you all want to press charges for the 15th or >> 3 days ago? The 15th. >> No, 15th December 15th. >> All right, I guess we're off. >> He was transported to Deobb County Jail where he continued acting up and put on a dramatic scene. >> What you tell me do speak? >> Step out of the car for me. >> Okay. At the police station, the man showed no guilt. Instead, he continued insisting that he was the victim in what he will claim was a setup portraying him as the criminal. >> Now, where you want me to go, though? >> We're going to go right here. >> Okay, [ __ ] I know, [ __ ] >> No. Back here behind. >> Now, you going to ask me though, [ __ ] You going to tell me, [ __ ] You going behind the line for me, please. >> Before you ask me anything, you going You going [ __ ] say, [ __ ] And I want the proof before I give you any information on my [ __ ] Jeffrey Reese [ __ ] You going to say thank I bet YOU [ __ ] I BET YOU [ __ ] FOR 10 ON EVERY COUNT ON every 10 count. I'm 10,000 on the head. I'M PAY 10,000 ON your head. And police, YOU CAN'T TAKE THAT. YOU CAN'T TAKE IT. You can't take IT THOUGH. SO STOP BELIEVING IN THE POLICE. YOU AIN'T GOT NO MONEY. PAY 10 ON YOUR HEAD. YOU AIN'T GOT NO MONEY. AND AND THE UNITED STATES ain't g. I'mma take 10. I got 10,000 ON EVERY POLICE IN GEORGIA. I got 10,000. I got 10,000. Since you pull that, I GOT,000. 10,000. Now I PAY YOU HALF NOW AND half when finished. 10,000 10,000 on police and one. They just pulled the mother goddamn they pulled the movie 10,000 10,000 and I ain't going to catch you. Keep your mask on. I ain't got for you boy. You living in the fire. Let you >> what you said though. >> I just heard what I just heard what you said. Hit me in my face. [laughter] >> I just heard WHAT THE YOU SAID. MAN, YOU JUST SAID WHAT YOU SAID THOUGH. >> HEY, WHAT YOU WHAT YOU MAN? YOU JUST SAID WHAT YOU SAID THOUGH, DOG. WE CAN'T SHOW CO WHAT I HEARD WHAT YOU SAID THOUGH. >> OH, WHAT YOU BING, MAN? WHAT HE SAYING THEN? What you doing? >> Okay. >> I don't understand none of that. Was it? What you doing? That's it. Finally, the man was charged with two counts of theft by shoplifting and obstruction. This combination only escalated tension with the police [music] and complicated the situation, showing how unadressed instability and refusal to take responsibility can spiral into chaos. Next, the man even knew to turn back. >> Things are can be tempting, especially when you're in, you know, a negative position. On May 18th, 2024, police were dispatched to Target after receiving a report of a man shoplifting. Upon arriving at the scene, they immediately set up a covert stakeout outside to catch him in the act. >> He's got a receipt. Hey sir, come back over here. >> What's going on? >> Come back over here. >> What's going on? >> Yeah. >> You want to explain to you? >> You just got to get out of the middle of the road. >> Don't back up. >> No, I'm saying I just had Let's not do this. >> I had it. >> I can put this stuff back. I know how to put stop. You know what I'm saying? I Funny business. You going to get paid? Stop. Stop. Stop. Dropping dropping stuff. Okay. Dropping stuff, sir. Okay. I watch hand with the other hand. >> Put that arm behind your back. Behind your back. >> I am. >> Behind your back. >> I am, sir. >> No. No. Stay facing forward, sir. >> Keep your legs in front. Right here. Put your legs right here. >> I'm not doing nothing to resist it, though. >> Actually, you are. You are. Because of his attempts to evade the police, they were forced to temporarily detain the man. He was then escorted to the LP office, displaying an uncooperative attitude. >> It's all done in just a moment. I got I got cash. I need to pay without receipt. I thought Listen, remember what I just said? Yes, sir. You going this way? Walk that way. We're going back over to the store. Okay. Is she with you? Huh? >> Okay. >> Yeah, we'll go back in the office. >> Have a seat right here. Actually, stand back real quick. >> Turn around and face. >> All right. So, do you have anything on your person that we need to go over? I'm Sergeant Johnson. I know we So we're here because >> Shortly after, the police directly stated the reason why they were there and it appeared that he showed no shame as he made empty about changing his ways. So, right now just explain to you why we're here, what we're doing, uh, and guess what on camera shop. >> All right. So, let me go and check your pock. Is there anything on your personal detail? Somebody gave me already. So, I had the money. >> So, the thing is that receive right there is from >> Okay. You know, so I pair shoes to it. So I got to pay for this stuff. >> Yeah. I'm sorry, boss. >> All right. >> I got to check you real quick. >> What's in the canister? What's up? I said I had when I had my Heat. Heat. Turn face that way. >> Just like that. >> During the investigation, police realized that this man was no stranger to the law and he was even still on probation. What have you been arrested for? >> Okay. Probation violation. Are >> you on probation now? I would paid for this. I would even know I got cash. >> That's That's behind you now. >> How much was it? How much was the total >> last I saw was 500 and counting the 500? >> 500? >> Yeah. >> What? It was what? >> You remember the Pokemon cards? >> I ain't got no Pokemon card. >> Yeah, that whole card was yours with the trash can in it. I stole the Pokemon card. I'm sorry. >> I stole it. What was that? >> So, I think he caught on to us like watching him, his girl pointing us out. Um, I'll be right back. You might have to let his team out. >> This car was here. We had video of it out. Um, you guys monitor charger for what he bought out with. That's okay. >> So, where did he where did he bring where did he leave the car? Baby. >> The man fully expressed his desire to turn his life around and the police offered him some advice in hopes that he would truly stop continuing his wrongful behavior. >> To the top. >> So, you move your way up, man. But can't let stuff like this get you down. I mean, I don't know where you live. You said you live with your mom. Okay. You got kids? No kids. Well, that's a good thing. I say it's a good thing, but it's a good thing in the sense that that's not an extra thing that you have to worry about while you're getting yourself together. But I'm sure you don't need to hear from me. I'm sure your mom will probably talk to you about it, too. Did you go to LA? >> I have no idea. >> Oh, >> full of criminal history. >> Is in the end, you're a grown adult. We adults have to take responsibility for action. So, if you do something that you shouldn't be doing or you know you should be doing it, if you get a consequence for it, you just got to suck it up and keep moving. try to do better on the flip side of it. So, I don't know what she's going to decide to do, but if she decide to charge it, you just got to take it and run with it. Things are can be tempting, especially when you're in, you know, a negative position. But can't let that overpower you, man. You just got to keep pushing in life and even if it's a job that you don't want, get out there, get your job, make them make make the money and build on the money that you make from them, just keep moving, keep moving, keep adding on and adding on. >> So that's your old lady outside. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> With his initial cooperation, the store ultimately issued a trespass order against him and he was released shortly afterward. All right, guys. This is a trespass order. Um, I have I'm sorry, you guys. I haven't seen you. Don't worry about it. love. >> In the end, the man was charged with misdemeanor theft, issued a citation, banned from all target locations for 2 years, and released after the paperwork was completed. Sometimes realizing your mistakes and choosing to stop is the only chance you get to change the direction of your life. Next, meet this deceitful pickpocket. I'm >> a black girl and I don't have time for this. >> I can appreciate that. >> Yeah, I don't care about that. You know why I'm insulted? I I came to this casino >> on December 19th, 2021. Police responded to a report from a casino where a man claimed that money was taken from his pocket during an altercation with a woman. Shortly afterward, officers made contact with the suspect driving a vehicle matching the given description. >> Hey, can you drop the car for me? >> Okay. The car for me. No, you just stop right. >> No, no, no, no, no, no. >> Okay. She's going to call right here, man. >> All right. So, >> I just had an accident. >> Yes. So, there's a couple reason why I'm talking about first of all, you're going you're going 15 miles. >> Okay. Um and then second of all, um what happened? >> Yeah. So, I was actually playing the game and then this guy, we had a drink and then this guy was like, "Oh, um, I'm missing my money. I don't have time for that junk ass funeral homes and we own restaurants. >> I don't need to sell shit." >> What's up? What's your name? >> My name I just wanted to talk to you like, you know, um, can you just talk to car for me real quick? Okay. >> Um, listen, Calhoun. Um, do you have your license on you? And I have insurance. >> So here's the deal. Here's the how much of you had to drink >> cuz you were also over the road when I was behind you. >> The woman gave her own version of what had happened. But setting that aside, she was now facing a charge of driving under the influence. >> I had so you were you willing to do so? >> Yeah. I don't care about that. You know why I'm insulted? Because I I came to this casino for the first time AND A GUY LOST HIS MONEY CUZ HE DRUNK. HEY, excuse me. I don't need to steal. I know. >> That's something I don't need to do. >> Yeah. Okay. on the left. >> Um, okay. Oh, so listen. >> When you're uh >> Yeah, I'm done. I'm done. >> I'm done. We're going to get the story. Okay. But first, we have to make sure that you were okay to drive. Okay. >> Nobody's [ __ ] ever my You can run my family. We have >> nobody. >> The woman tried to deflect the investigation into her intoxication by lashing out over the man who claimed his money was missing. She insisted that it was merely a misunderstanding. >> Let them pull up the cameras. I don't care. >> If you guys want to lock a black girl out, that's fine. Like, seriously. I mean, he's whispering about something, but at the end of the day, I don't need >> Yeah. Um, Kyla, here's the thing. Okay. >> Yes. >> You're saying that this is kind of a misunderstanding, right? >> Yes. >> And so, I would assume because you're an honest person, you want to clear up any misunderstanding. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Do you mind? There's an allegation that money was taken, which you know that's why you're not at the casino. Or not to say that. Hang on. Hang on. Yeah. That's not why you're not at the casino. Sorry, that's my bad. You're not at the casino anymore. There was some type of incident there. Um, so what I would like to do is see they're saying that maybe you took the money with you and it's in the car now. >> Would you mind if we take a look in the car? >> Search my car. >> Why don't you walk? I'll walk back here with you. This officer is going to uh take a look in your car. Oh, wait a minute. That's after you searched my car and then what? >> If there's nothing here, if someone's saying you stole something and you brought it with you and we look in the car and there's nothing because you went straight from here to there, you didn't stop at home, you didn't stop anywhere. So, if you don't have it on you and it's not in the car, then you didn't take it, right? >> No, I have no reason to lie. I have money. So, let's just walk back here out of the street and then you're being honest and forthright and hopefully everybody can go. >> Police tried to persuade her to allow a search of the vehicle and although she agreed, her attitude made it clear that the consent was given reluctantly. >> At the end of the day, I'm a black girl and I don't have time for this. >> I can appreciate that. Nobody has time for this and it's >> No, I don't. I don't have time for this. I don't need to sell anything. >> Remember, we talked about the yelling. I'm sorry. >> Thank you. >> No, it's just upset. >> I know. Nobody wants to be falsely accused. >> I have money in my car, but I mean >> I know when you were playing at the casino, there's nothing illegal about. >> I do have money in my car. Let's see if I have something in my back. >> I don't know. >> How much money you think you have in the car? >> I don't know. >> Well, I mean, throw out a number like 50 bucks, 10,000. >> I don't have 10,000. Maybe 100. >> Cuz I did hundreds and five. >> Yeah, cuz I lost. [ __ ] I lost about 1,800. I don't got time for that [ __ ] Like seriously, embarrassing, >> right? Well, luckily you're not from here, so nobody knows you, so nobody's seeing you and putting you on Instagram live or anything. So >> I don't know what you guys I'm not from here. Like it it was just like a bad experience. I come to you know and this happened the first guy I even talk to like this is embarrassing. My family owns funeral homes, >> right? >> Like seriously. >> And that's a good business, you know? >> Yeah. >> What do you do? Like what do you do for that? >> I I hope. >> Okay. >> Despite the officer's serious and methodical approach, the woman's attempts to prove her innocence seemed unshakable. However, she later resorted to other actions in an effort to gain sympathy. Yes, sir. 21. Um, she gave consent to go through the car. There's no proceeds or anything. >> My first time coming out. My husband. >> My first time coming out. got like paid me $90. >> We searched your person. >> Yeah. So, here's the thing, okay? And I don't want to be um indelicate, but you've been very cooperative and I think you're a very honest person and I think that that's obvious by how upset you are right now. So, to me that would indicate that you're telling the truth. Okay. >> I've been taking 10 years of my life, >> right? He He left me. I go to the casino and then the guy says the money's gone. >> So, would you mind if my female partner here just checked um your person to make sure that you don't have anything on you? >> I don't have >> Shortly afterward, a search of the woman was initiated, but her behavior grew even more suspicious as she repeatedly refused to let officers check her back pockets. All right, hold on. We got to go. >> Go over here. I got my period, girl. >> Okay, so what what is this right here? >> I got my period. >> Okay, so what is this lump right here in your take your hands out? >> I got my period right here. >> Yeah. >> No, I'll show you. Me and you can >> Sure. Okay. So So stop. >> All right. You have something now. No, I show you. Okay. It's time. You want my card? All right. Now you move to the back. >> What? My money. >> No, you're not. You're being honest. >> I don't have to lie about you. This is my money. >> Okay. So, can I pat down the rest of you then? >> Yeah, feel free. Like, >> stop moving. >> All right. This is right here. Leave your hands off >> here. I'll take this for a second. >> All right. Can you spread your leg? >> You have my period right here. >> Okay, I get it. And I'm doing your thighs. Okay, >> sweetie. I have my period. >> She understands. She's also a fem. >> You're moving everything around. >> I'm not moving. My period. >> I just felt something else and then now you just moved it. >> Sweetie, my pad. >> Okay. My pad. >> Okay. Your pad's not going to be all the way in the back of your class. >> She was later taken to the police station where officers found $3,000 concealed in her pants. She was charged with theft and driving under the influence. Emotional outbursts and attempts to play the victim only deepened suspicion. Refusing to cooperate calmly with police often turned a manageable situation into serious criminal charges. What do you think about cases like this? Share your thoughts in the comments and don't forget to like and subscribe so you won't miss the next video. Next, meet the woman with her extensive experience facing the police. >> She said she bought she got four items. Tide, TV, and trash bag. Okay. >> I don't want to touch somebody. I have a flesh in their neck, too. >> I got you. All right. >> That's why I don't want to do that. >> On April 23rd, 2024, police responded to a report of an ongoing theft at Walmart. Upon arriving at the scene, they saw the suspect attempting to leave and immediately blocked her path. >> Ma'am, sit back in your car. >> Okay. I pay for this. >> Okay. Sit back in your car. We'll figure this out in a second. All right. Here, pull up a couple more so I can get behind you. >> Okay. Stop. >> Yeah, just for now. >> Okay. Can I talk to you for a second? >> Yeah. No, we're going to Trust me, we're going to figure it all out. You got your DL on you real quick? >> No, I don't. >> I had just bought this car. >> Okay. Just here. Sit down. Relax for a second. Okay. >> I have a flesh eating bacteria, sir. Okay. >> Okay. >> Yep. I see it. >> And I had came here to get this stuff. >> Okay. >> I just bought this car. The dude that I bought it from went to jail. >> Okay. So, I'm having problems with you. >> We'll go let's go in the AP office. >> Well, no, cuz I didn't do nothing. >> Well, you know what? Fine. >> Well, here's here's what we're >> I don't want my car to hold this and stuff cuz I need my stuff. >> All right. All right. I will try and help you as much as I can. >> I don't want to touch nobody flesh any bacteria. >> I got you. All right. >> That's why I don't want to do that. Clearly, [snorts] the woman had no intention of cooperating, using even her bacterial infection as an excuse to prevent police from touching her. It was noted that this was not her first encounter with law enforcement. >> Hey, so what's your uh what's your first name? >> Maria, I have a warrant in Collinsville, but they told me all I had to do was come in and that's what I plan on doing yet tomorrow. >> Maria, what's your mail? >> Before I went into the hospital. >> What's your mail initial? >> I don't have one. Sorry. >> What's your last name? >> I don't got no lighter. >> I got you. You got a phone number? Um, >> okay. Let's figure out I'm figure out what's going on. >> I didn't steal nothing. >> Okay. Well, >> copy one 27 29. >> All right. What's up, man? What's going on? >> Did she actually get the stuff or >> Yeah, the girls. The girls know. >> Okay. I just need some mail to get here. >> Yeah. >> So, what did she buy? >> She's looking for a lighter. >> Yeah, it looks like >> she got the TV. >> Yeah, it looks like she got the TV. She got a bunch of stuff. other stuff like the vacuum and tithes and stuff like that. >> What did she not pay for? >> That's what I believe she didn't pay for. The girls know uh >> we got to find out. But this is what she did pay for. >> Yeah. Okay. Correct. >> The woman's claims were completely at odds with what the store employees reported. But in the loss prevention office, police learned further that this was not her first offense. >> This is a This is a fun one. All right. Just kidding. What we got? >> So, she paid for this stuff. office. >> She come She miss all the time at this time. Thank you. >> She had way more something. >> This her third time this week >> that she stole? >> Yes. She only got caught today. >> Well, they got four items on her. >> She pushed out a uh a TV >> where on Sunday? >> Well, the TV She's got a TV on there. >> Yeah. No, no, she she bought a TV today, but I'm saying >> she pushed out Sunday. A TV. >> Okay. >> So, you have video of all that and everything? >> Yep. Okay. >> I'm trying to get her coming in because she saying she came in with all that stuff. She did not >> She said she's what? >> She said she came in with all that stuff in her book. >> All right. Well, let's see what's going on before we >> But you did the video walking out with it. >> Yeah, I know the charm that she did >> because if she tried to make an argument to one of you guys that she >> came here with the stuff, right, then we need the first thing we need to do is validate she walked in the store. Yep. Cuz look, that's her. >> Yeah. >> And that's all the stuff. >> That's a whole different table. >> Oh, I don't know. >> In fact, the store employees had thoroughly tracked the woman, what she took, and even what she did with the items she had stolen. >> Still a vacuum every time. So, I knew that vacuum wasn't on there. She reselling the stuff on Facebook. Is she on her fine to him? Looks fine. >> They're fine. So it's fine. You can see on more options out there. Yep. >> Are they making her come in? >> There she is. >> All right. Yep. All right. Let me see. >> Let me see these other items. We're going to make her watch, too. All right. So, I see. Oh, yeah. >> All right. So, that's at least. >> All right. Yeah. Just stay right there. >> Yep. And she said she bought She got four items. Tide, TV, and trash bag. >> So, she paid for Tide. She paid for hefty trash. >> Okay. Okay. She got the TV, >> but we have she has plugins. She has air pressure. >> This is what 1347. Just leave it right there. >> Okay. >> 126 135. >> She thought I wanted to come in here during the day. >> All right. She didn't come in here. So, >> let me stand back here. >> All right. So, you can see right there. She's only paid for the TV, the Tide, the Hefty. Yeah. Yeah, that vacuum is not paid for. >> Okay, so she's telling us she came in the store with the vacuum right there. >> She walked in at 1322 and >> we also we got to do another case on her for th Sunday, right? Sunday. She pushed out on Sunday. >> She did. >> How much? >> Probably around $300 $400. >> Thus, all of her offenses were fully documented. Yet, she still believed she could go undetected and continued to obstruct the officers. All right, ma'am. Some of those stuff that y'all got is my stuff that I got from a different store a long time ago. >> Receipt. >> I can't get the receipt when I bought them weeks ago. Them vitamins are mine and one of them are open. >> Huh? They came from Walmart in Grand City. I can I can show you one of them. >> The dude likes my sit down. >> If they wasn't on the receipt, they shouldn't be in that bucket. I'm sorry. Just sit down. If we can find out your >> hand here, set it down. >> Clean my own. Set that. But no thanks. >> Here. Look. Stand up. Stand up. Turn around. >> No. >> I'm putting you in handcuffs. >> Why? >> Because you are. >> I'm good. Because y'all taking stuff that's not mine. >> Okay. Well, we'll figure that out. But you're going You have to stand up. Put your hands on the back. >> Stand up. Are you >> Come on. >> Why y'all putting me in jail? >> I'm Well, I'm going to take you to the apartment and we're going to interview. I'm going to book you there and then >> What's going to happen to my car? I'm not going to tow the car. >> Can I move it somewhere else? >> We'll take her with the car. Do >> you have a cell phone with me? >> No, I don't. >> I don't have anything. >> You have anybody holds over? >> No. >> No. Listen. Can I call somebody to come? Hold on. Can I call somebody to come get it? >> Yeah, you can. Can I? >> I don't. Clearly, she deliberately complicated everything, seemingly trying to delay the moment she would be handcuffed, even acting as if she fully understood what would happen upon her arrest. >> Not want that. >> You know what? I'll get out of jail tomorrow. >> If they That's a Yeah, because here's the thing is listen with these people with the jail um with the jail their main their main goal is keeping that out of the population. >> But y'all still don't take me. Well, >> so no, so I'm taking you on a Fallon, >> okay? We're going to go to a Fallon and then I'm going to book you and we're going to interview you and then I'm going to release you. That's for a Fallon side of it. >> What we do with the car? >> Well, we're going to we're going to let you park it here. >> We're not We're not going to tow it. Well, he's going to come back. He's got >> I'm not going to lose my car. I don't give a >> sit down. All right. Just sit down till we're done. >> Okay. If Listen, normally if that car got towed for a felony retail theft, which is a felony, it would be $500 to get that in. If Officer Goodman's letting you park it on the lot, >> he is we he is cutting you on. >> I don't want to lose my car. I don't care if I got to walk. So after after we do the So after we do the old salad thing. Yes. So it's going to be two things. Either I'm going to let you go and somebody's going to pick you up, bring it back to your car, or you're going to Yeah, I'm good. Or you're going to go be transported to Collinsville. Can you help me? Can you >> I ain't going to get transferred. Collinsville already know about me. >> All right. So, if they don't, that's fine. But I got to take your back. All right. So, the more cooperative you are, I'm helping you out with the car. Okay. >> I appreciate that. >> Under the officer's persuasion, she reluctantly accepted being handcuffed, though, with great resistance. >> Not a thing. I'm still in the damn ped. All right. So, I'm just going to scare you in the car for now. All right. Let's turn around and then we'll figure out the rest of this. All right. is that all right you got >> 135 in custody. Hold on, ma'am. I got I got to check you real quick. All right, I just got to check. You don't have anything else on you, do you? Oh, go on my tea. I got a razor blade in there. >> Do you? >> Yeah. This right here. >> Which one? >> Right there. >> I keep it on me. >> Where? Right underneath this. >> Yep. It's white. >> It's a razor blade. >> Well, you can't grab it. It's inside. >> Yeah. This a razor blade. This is a straight razor. >> Why do you have a straight razor? >> Because I'm black and I go through a lot of stuff. >> Heard that. Um, >> the woman was charged with misdemeanor retail theft and resisting an officer without violence. Always cooperate fully with law enforcement. Attempting to evade responsibility or manipulate the situation only worsens consequences, while honesty and compliance can help mitigate the outcome. Not stopping at theatrics. The woman even physically assaulted the employee. >> You're afraid. >> Yeah. Stop. >> He's You're me. All statfraid >> is is safe. Why are you afraid? I'm a police officer in a marked uniform. >> On June 10th, 2023, officers received a report of an ongoing theft. The suspect, a woman, had taken clothes into the fitting room, but emerged with all the items missing, leaving only empty hangers behind. Upon arriving at the scene, it was clear she was far from cooperative. >> Here's my replacement. What are you talking about? >> You're going to catch an additional charge you fight with me. You understand? Stop. >> Please don't grab me. Don't grab my pocketbook. >> Let go of the purse. >> Please let go of the purse. >> Please unhand me. >> Let go of the purse. >> Please unhand me. >> You're hurting me. >> This is going to follow. >> Stop. You're going to catch a felony charge. You keep fighting with me. You understand? Stop. I'm not going to tolerate the crap. >> You understand? >> You're hurting me. >> You're hurting. >> Yeah. Stop. >> You're hurting me. >> You're hurting me. >> Stop for a second. >> Stop. >> Relaxing me. >> [screaming] >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Please. Please stop. Please. >> Stop. >> Thus, the woman's attempts to assert authority [music] were completely ineffective under the law. At this point, she should have complied with the officer's instructions. >> Oh my [screaming] god, you're hurting me. >> You done? >> Yes, I am. Okay, we're going to stand you up and I'm going to sit you in a car so I can do my investigation. >> Double lock, [laughter] >> please. >> 511 in custody channel. >> Oh god. >> All units 911. >> You guys dead? >> Yep. >> Come on. Bring your knees to your stomach so we can stay. >> Bring your knees to your stomach. Let's go. One, two, three. >> Is this hers? >> Yeah. Just leave it all here. You go. Throw her in a car. Sure can. That way. Walk. You >> did you release the channel already? >> Yeah. >> I don't know. I'm not sure where to. I flipped all the furniture there. >> Immediately after escorting the woman outside, the officers interviewed the employee to get a detailed account of her actions. >> So, what happened was um saw her uh that's her two buck. She she's she selected a bunch of items. >> Mhm. >> Um and then she went in the fitting room with them, came out without them, hung up the empty hangers. Um they're in here. >> Everything's in here. >> Yes. Yes. >> Okay. Oh my god. >> Do you have anything on you that you shouldn't have? >> Yeah, >> okay. Don't move. >> I really didn't want to call you guys, but she was uh >> She is what it is. So, she's going to catch the retail theft and the resisting. This is her all this is paid for. >> That's uh that's paid. Yeah, it's one dress. >> See, there was a pocket on that side. >> Go ahead and sit down in the car. >> Have a seat. But first, have a seat. Inside the car. Can't get inside the car. >> I'll let you fall. There you go. >> Oh, all the way. Watch your foot. >> All the way. Watch your foot. >> The reason I showed up so fast. Did she hit you? >> Well, we came back here and and she she she didn't hit me. No. No. She was resisting. She grabbed my badge. My uh lost prevention badge. >> Okay. Here's here's the charge. >> Okay. the the charge would be resisting a merchant. Do you feel that she was resisting like >> Absolutely. Absolutely. >> That she she was attempting to leave when you said, "Hey, I'm loss prevention. I work for >> Yeah. She Goodwill." When we had when we were back here, she she's like, "I'm leaving. You're going to go to jail. We're going to get your license plate number." >> Yeah. She very very violent, man. >> But she did not hit me. Can't say she did, [music] you know. >> Okay. >> Thus, all the actions the officers had taken earlier were entirely lawful to ensure the safety of the staff. Yet at this point, the woman completely portrayed herself as the victim of the incident. >> I don't know what to do now. >> My My other half is going to be >> Hold on one second, man. >> Nothing like that. >> Just take a breath. Just stay in the car. Stay in the car. >> I didn't. >> We'll talk about everything in just a second. Okay. As long as you're not injured, that's what I wanted to make sure of. Okay. >> I don't I hurt from where he knocked me on the table. I didn't >> Who knocked you off the table? >> You sure did, man. >> I didn't do anything to make do that. >> Do you need medical attention, >> ma'am? Do you need any medical attention? It's a yes or no question. >> No. >> Okay, >> good. >> Watch your >> watch your leg. >> Just go ahead and call them for just just to precautionary. >> Okay. >> Although the woman appeared panicked and struggled to breathe. Everything seemed to settle immediately once the officers attempted to inspect her belongings. >> I got one by uh the numbers WW previous trespass history in reference to theft. You okay? >> He's going to my purse. >> Yes, ma'am. Cuz you're currently in custody. >> You don't know what any of that means. [music] >> Uh you're going to jail one for resisting a police officer. Uh and two, yes, you did. You obstructed our investigation. And therefore, it's called resisting an arrest without violence. Uh, and then for the for the theft of whatever you took, cuz that's why we're out here. Allegedly, you took something, but I'm not the one doing that investigation. That's Officer Asmir. >> Thus, the woman was made fully aware of the consequences of her actions. Yet, she showed no remorse and continued to obstruct the officers with a feigned innocence. So, >> I'm going to ask you questions about what happened today, why I got called to the Goodwill. So, it's it's a yes or no. Go ahead. It's a yes or no. Do you want to talk to me or not? >> I need to call my other half first. >> You're not going to call anybody. You're currently in police custody. Okay. >> So, it's a yes or no. >> It's a yes or no, ma'am. You're an adult. You can make this decision. If it's a no, I won't ask you anything else. If it's a yes and we'll have a conversation on why why I'm here and why you're in handcuffs. >> I'm going to ask you one more time. >> I'm not sure what to do. Sir, >> do you do you want do you want to talk to me knowing that you can have a lawyer present >> or not? That's basically the question. >> You talk to me now or not at all. >> Then what happens to me if I want a lawyer present? >> Then I stop my question. And what happens to me? >> What happens to me? >> I go with everything that I've already seen transpire and what the loss prevention manager states. I I basically I won't be able to collect your side of the story. So, yes or no? Fire department's here to check on your injuries and I have to complete my investigation. So, yes or no? >> It depends on what you're going to ask me, sir, >> about what happened today. I don't know what I will or will not answer until I hear a question. >> Back inside the store, a female officer reviewed the woman's actions with the employee to clarify the sequence of events. >> This way. >> Now I'm over here watching her between racks. >> Okay. >> Because uh >> this is the second time she's going in or her second time. >> Okay. >> Um the first time she went in, she stole two dresses and second time two dresses again. >> Okay. >> When she crossed point of sale, I apprehended her right at the door. Um I don't wait for her to get to the parking lot because they run on me, you know. >> Yeah. Yeah. He confronts her at the door. They go into the room. Um while they're talking, he takes a picture of her cuz that's part of their protocol. And um she tries to snatch the phone out of his hand. And then he says, "The police are on their way. You're not going anywhere." And she like comes up and chest to chests him. Like >> it wasn't hard, but she like chest bumps him. And he stands in the way and says, "No, you're not." And that was it. >> All right, Michila. I told you I would give you one more opportunity to talk to me. Okay. You understand your Miranda rights as they were given to you. You understand that you're still under the protection of the Miranda rights. You understand that you've already acknowledged that you understand your Miranda right? My question is, do you wish to continue to speak to me in reference to what happened? >> Sure. >> Okay. What happened today? I didn't do anything. >> Miss Burr, I'm not saying that you swung at me. That would be a different charge and it would be a felony. But when I go to detain you so I conduct an investigation where me, you and all staff >> I was afraid >> is is safe. Why were you afraid? I'm a police officer in a marked uniform. >> The fact of the matter is >> the whole thing. I was afraid of the whole thing, >> Miss Bird. The fact of the matter is is if you just allowed me to do my job, you would have walked away from here. >> She was charged with two offenses: misdemeanor retail theft and resisting an officer without violence. Always comply with law enforcement and cooperate fully during investigations, attempting to manipulate the situation or feain innocence only worsens consequences. In the next case, shoplifterss with nothing but staged fake surprise. >> All right, here's the deal. You got a warrant. Okay. >> Yeah. So, go around. Turn to put your hand behind your back. Okay. I put this >> Yep. >> You got a bag or backpack? >> It's full of stuff. >> On January 17th, 2024, police stopped a vehicle with an expired license plate. While the two people inside were also suspects in a retail theft spree. Watch what happened next as officers approached. >> Hey, ma'am. >> I'm officer Gonzalez, the police department. I stopped you today. Uh, I didn't see a plate at first, but once I lit you up, I saw that the you had the temp tag. It is expired, though. Okay. Um, do you have a reason for that at all? I just haven't got around to it. I >> haven't got around. >> Okay, that's fine. It's not a big deal. I just need your driver's license and your insurance. Okay. >> It's her It's her truck. It's her driver. I mean, it's her truck. I'll be good driver. >> Okay, that's fine. You're the driver, though, so I got to identify you two. Okay. >> She got my license. She ain't got my driver's license. That's fine. I mean, it's got >> What are you guys up to tonight? >> Heading in the house to go pick up the grand. >> At least it's a little bit warmer than it has been. >> Yeah, man. Just fine. Okay. And do you have insurance from this vehicle, man? >> I do. >> Okay. >> It's expired also. >> That's fine. Where you guys uh you guys living in Illinois or over in Missouri? >> Missouri. >> Okay. Is this still a good address for you guys over on? >> Okay. All righty. Just hang for me. I'll be right back. All right. The women still believed they were only being accused of a simple traffic violation, but moments later, police delivered a shocking surprise. >> Go ahead, man. Can you hop out of the car real quick? >> All right, here's the deal. You got a warrant. Okay. >> Yeah. So, go around. Try to put your hand behind your back. Okay. Put that drop that cigarette for me. I'm not sure where it's through, but it's for shoplifting. Okay. >> Yeah. Also, >> you just shoplift from Walmart as well. >> We got >> We got you on video. >> You're wearing the same shoes, >> same clothes, >> same clothes, same everything. >> So, what we're going to do over here, too. >> Oh my god, dude. Hey. >> All right, come over here. >> You said I got a warrant. >> Oh my god. Yeah, you got one, too. >> You're lying. >> Oh my god. >> Come on. Come here. >> No, you're lying. >> I'm not lying at all. This is not something that we just This is not something we just say. You don't have here. They were charged with retail theft. Dishonesty and denial only deepen the consequences. Evidence always surfaces.