Yeah. Appreciate it. >> No, no, I just need a comment. >> Oh, I did not I did not know this was in here. I swear to God I didn't because somebody else paid for my stuff. >> Here it's in there. >> No worries. >> Yeah, we're taking Can I please smoke a cigarette, please? Can you do me a favor? >> The criminals were smug faces, believing they could take whatever they wanted, but when police stepped in, making them realize it was the dumbest thing they had ever done. Here are times when serial shoplifterss realized their scheme has been exposed. Give us a like and subscribe if you want to see more content like this, starting with this high-end lady on September 3rd, 2025. Target's loss prevention team spotted a woman hiding cosmetics in her purse and walking past the checkout until officers jumped out, shocking her to the core. >> All right, appreciate it. >> Have a seat for us right here. >> Just put these hats on you right now. >> Okay. Do you have a driver's license here? >> Yeah, we could grab it for you. You can have a seat for us. Appreciate it. And is it just inside of your purse right here? >> Yeah. >> All right. This >> the suspect was identified as Shellaria. >> When she was detained, she appeared unusually calm and claimed she had no idea why she was being arrested, acting as if nothing serious had happened. >> Okay. Do you know why we stopped you? >> You have no idea. >> You know there's cameras all over the store. >> Okay. So, I'm going to ask you that again. Do you know why we stopped you? >> Okay. Is there any cosmetics in your bag that I'm going to find right now when I go through it? >> I mean, I have plenty of cosmetics, >> but anything that is from Target that wasn't purchased and concealed and placed in your bag before walking past all points of sales? >> No, I just have I have a lot of cosmetics. >> Okay. Well, we've been sitting here for like the last 45 minutes watching you through aisles, >> looking around in spots you didn't think there was cameras >> and taking stuff off shelves and putting it in your bag. That's how we stopped you when you went to go check out and >> you never took anything out or tried to pay for it. I'm just trying to be like real with you and figure out if something's going on financially, if there's a reason why. You know, honesty goes a very long way with us. >> Mhm. >> Nothing. Do you want to talk about it? >> No. Okay. Despite the clear evidence, Shellaria tried to justify herself by saying she had plenty of her own cosmetics, denied stealing, and began refusing to cooperate. Can >> we have you just stand up while we're here? Just put your hands behind your back for me. All right. Mhm. >> Appreciate it. >> You can put your hands like you're praying. That way, you'll be a little bit more comfortable. All right. >> So, they're going to get us um video footage. Mhm. >> I saw you grab all this stuff and put it in your bag. >> Mhm. >> So, I'm pretty sure they want to press charges. So, you're going to go to jail. >> We just need to figure out >> You want to say anything? >> No. No. I just need to call my fiance. >> When you get to the jail, you'll be able to make a phone call there. >> When officers checked her bag and found over $200 worth of unpaid items, Shellaria stayed calm, insisting on calling her fiance. Not fiance fiance. As if one phone call could make the trouble disappear. >> Let you get that call >> so my fiance can come get my car. >> Um >> I don't understand why my car would be seized. >> Your car is not seized, but I'm not going to just stand by here with your car keys when you have to. >> Does he have a spare car key? >> No, I can. All my stuff goes with me to jail. So, I know that I once once I get released and he bs me out, then I can just we can just go get my car. >> Yeah, that's totally fine. >> Okay. >> The only thing is you may have to call us when you do come here cuz if you step foot on not >> Okay. Yeah. I say cuz if you when you are trespass, you can't come even to the parking lot. So, if you want I can have him I can just take my keys with me and he can just get my [ __ ] >> Mhm. Yeah. Guess what we could do then is we could put this stuff in your car, lock it up so you could take your keys and stuff with you. >> What do you do for work? >> I'm a I'm a wife. >> A wife? >> Yeah. >> Must be nice. >> Yeah. >> The suspect tried to negotiate with officers, insisting no one touch her car, clinging to an illusion of control. But things escalated when police found a suspicious pill container in her purse. That's just my medication that I keep in there. >> What type of medication? >> It's just from my from my parent. >> Do you have a prescription? Is it a controlled substance? >> No, I have a prescription. >> I don't have I just take half of it though. >> Okay. Do you have the prescription bottle on you? >> No, I don't keep 100 of them. >> Let's figure out what that is because that's probably going to be another charge for a >> Because you got half a pill in a little container, ma'am. >> Yeah, because I don't keep something. I need 112 pills. So I don't >> Okay, but you got to have your prescription bottle. >> I never knew that cuz I have to do them like I can't swallow pills. >> No, you can test it. It's that I can't swallow pills. >> So you snort it. >> No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. I just crush it up and then I just like a BC powder. Swear. >> Is this? >> No. I don't do drugs. I promise that's what it is. You don't see no straw in there. I don't do drugs. So what's the So what's the point of having a prescription about it if you ain't going to be able to prove it's my [ __ ] or not? >> The same way people get medical marijuana cards but they still buy it off the street. Why? Cuz it's cheaper on the street. >> But why even go through getting a prescription and if we can't if we can't even carry our stuff and y'all still question it >> because you need to have it in a packaged bottle with your name on it that it's a prescription. >> But you said even if I had it in a package bottle, you still don't know if I bought it off the street or not. >> That's a different story though. If it was in a packaged bottle and it said 10 pills with that shape, I looked it up. I'm not going to hit you with that cuz it's in the bottle. But now if you have a bottle for ibuprofen, let's just say, and you got in it, well, that >> makes sense. I'm saying if I had my actual pill, >> then I wouldn't have charged you with it. But you don't have the bottle. You see what I'm saying? >> Shellaria quickly claimed it was prescription medicine. She ran out of the Natsman, saying she crushed it because she couldn't swallow pills. But without the bottle, her defiant and entitled attitude became even clearer. >> How about this stuff? >> Then why are we stealing [ __ ] if you bought $60,000 in your car? >> $100 worth of items from >> you know when's the last time you took your >> It was like It was like this morning. Probably like 9 when I woke up. Will you um will you detox from it? >> No, I'm not. It's not bad. >> So, the total on everything is $219, >> you know. And like you said, everybody has their reasons for everything. >> In the end, Shellaria was arrested and charged with petit theft and possession of a controlled substance without a prescription. After posting bail, she was released pending trial. No matter how wealthy or privileged you are, once you break the law, all that power fades. Because in the eyes of justice, everyone pays the price. Next, this woman is about to learn the most unexpected lesson of her life. >> Please don't lock me up. >> Okay. >> Please don't lock me up. I'm begging you not to. Please. Like I'm like, I'm seriously going to have another bra. Oh, please. Can I please smoke a cigarette? Please, I'm begging you. On January 21st, 2025, officers rushed to a Target store after recognizing a familiar face. A woman back on the scene, concealing loads of merchandise. Here's what happened next. >> Oh, you hear me? >> It's all good. How you doing? >> I'm good. >> You got ID on you? >> No, sir. >> No. >> What' I do? I >> What' I do? >> Um, so I believe you had a previous incident a couple weeks ago where you ran out of the store with where you attempted to run some items. No, I had trespassed you that day. >> No, you didn't. No, I don't. No, you didn't. >> I did trespass you? >> No, I I wasn't I didn't talk to anybody or anything. >> I had trespassed that day and I told you you were trespassing. >> No, but you didn't tell me anything though that day. I promised you. >> I tried to tell you, but you ran out the door and then you left, so I couldn't even get a chance to speak to you. >> So, you're trespassing me now? I'm trying to get home to my five kids. I lost my phone. Is that okay? >> Yeah, it's okay. But you you got to wait one second. What's your name and day? >> You're freaking me out. Oh, my buggy's over there. I'm trying to find my phone. when I lost it at the store. >> You have anything in the car that does not pay for it? >> No, sir. No, no, no. You can check that. I got the receipt. It's in the car. Yeah, I lost my phone in here somewhere. >> I I don't remember you doing saying I promise you I don't. I remember. >> Do you remember me stopping you? >> No, I really don't. Like, I don't remember. >> That's why I don't know if it was me. >> You do want to borrow her? >> Yeah, we're going to get her. >> How long do you want her borrow for? >> 2 years. >> Two years. You know what that means? >> You familiar with the process? That's fine. >> 2 years. >> Am I still able to find my phone, though? >> Although all issues were addressed by the officers and store staff, she showed no concern. Instead, offering urgent excuses to leave the scene. >> My kids are trying to get in touch with me. >> Uh, that's that's up to you. >> Can I look through my phone? I'm trying to get them to call from here. You can walk with me, please. It's my phone. I just got it. >> Can They're trying to call us. >> Hey, guys. We'll call it. We'll walk back. >> Please. That's all I want. >> Hang out in the office for a little bit. see what we can come out with. >> Um, I mean, I would rather just stand here while y'all y'all do it. I mean, >> that's fine. >> This sigh showed she could no longer evade the consequences. Immediately after, officers proceeded to inspect her cart. >> Oh, no. Yeah. Yeah. I got a jacket in here. >> This I found in the parking lot. This this. >> Oh, I did not I did not know this was in here. I swear to God, I didn't because somebody else paid for my stuff. Can I please pay for it, please? Please. No, I didn't. I didn't. Somebody else paid for Can I please pay for it? I have the money. I have the money. >> I have the money. Please, please don't lock me up. I didn't know. >> Please don't lock me up, sir. >> Here is all that's in there. No worries, man. We'll get it. >> Please don't lock me up. I'm sorry. I didn't know it was in there. I swear I didn't know. Please don't. Please don't lock me up. >> Please don't lock me down. Please. I didn't know. Sorry. Please. Here. Please don't lock me up here. But it's all that's in there. I promise. I got my phone, my paperwork in here. That's it. You can make up. There's my ticket from the other day crossing the road. I don't need that. >> The receipt from today. It's in the bags, guys. And these bags, look, there was two bags that were in there that I got from the hotel that I stay at. So, there's a couple makeup bags that were in there. I promise. And that that's my roommate's pillow again, please. >> That was in the parking lot with that. >> I promise. I promise you can search me. Like, I promise. >> I promise you can search me. I promise it's not mine. >> Many items were found in her possession, each with a different claimed origin. She panicked, anxious, yet desperately tried to justify every single item caught on site. >> Oh, my phone's in my back pocket. >> What do you know? Good job. >> That wasn't mine. That's not mine. I promise it's not mine. >> That's in all of your bags. I mean, >> no, these bags. I told you I found those outside. >> Little rock. >> Okay. >> It's not mine, though. Y'all, please don't lock me up. >> Okay. >> Please don't lock me up. I'm begging you not to. Please. Please >> calm down. Calm down. >> Yeah, you need to calm down for real. >> Huh? >> Just calm down. >> No, cuz I don't want to lose my kids. >> Please don't lock me up. >> Please don't lock me up. >> Please don't lock me up, guys. >> Please don't lock me up. >> It's not It's not the end of the world. It is because I'm going to lose my kids. >> You can't be doing this around the kids anyway. >> So, you're going to take me to jail. You're >> looking like it. >> Please don't take me to jail. Please don't take me to jail. Please don't take me. >> Listen, that's got to stop. >> Please don't. Please don't take me to jail. Don't take me to jail. >> I mean, >> that's my roommate. >> That's not Bill about whatever that is. Please don't take it as you. Please don't hang. >> I think you said that more than once. >> My kids. >> We're going to try to decide what we're doing from here. So, we need to see what all we got here. Okay. >> The more the officers searched, the more they doubted the truthfulness of her claims. She remained oblivious to the seriousness of the situation, continuing to plead repeatedly. >> So, this isn't your straw either. >> No, I'm saying no. No, you got those bags. I'm just trying to I don't want to go to jail. >> Listen, this is a big thing. Like we we I do this for 12 hours a day. >> I understand that. Okay. This is strong. >> I don't I don't like being lied to. >> I'm not trying to lie to you. >> Why do you want stuff in your purse, not in like a bottle or something? >> Cuz honestly, like from where I found from where I was at between eggs, I just find stuff out there in the parking lot. I just throw it in there. >> No, seriously. Like I really do like. >> So no, what I'm saying is you got ibuprofen in here. Do you take ibuprofen? >> Yes, sir. I take >> So why would you take ibuprofen that's in a bag with all the stuff that you pick up in a parking lot and throw in a bag? >> Yep. >> Huh? >> Why would you have ibuprofen in here that you take and then throw all the bunch of stuff that you pick up in a parking lot? >> I don't know cuz I I mean I've dumped when I was homeless. I would dump that and stuff. >> But that makes no sense. You wouldn't want to take pills that have been in a p a purse with a bunch of nasty things that were found in a parking lot, >> right? I'm sorry. >> I'm just saying that that doesn't make sense, right? >> No. So, you're taking me to jail? >> Yeah, we're taking you to jail. >> Why? Can I please smoke a cigarette? Please. Please. >> You're going to have to ask that man. Very, very nice. >> A cigarette, please. Sir, >> I'm being rude. I don't smoke, so please. I'm begging you. Please. Like, >> I feel like I'm like I'm seriously going to have a nervous break. Oh, please. Can I please smoke a cigarette? Please, I'm begging you. Please, sir. Please, please, please, please, God, please. Please, please, sir. >> It was clear that her return this time was not driven by a genuine need to shop. The officers had already made their decision, regardless of her innocent please. >> I'm please. >> Sir, please. >> You got to stop. >> Oh, be quiet. I promise. Please, >> can I please you put me in? Please, sir. >> Turn around. >> Please >> put your hands on. Please, sir. Please. Please. Will you please let me figure? Please. >> You know put handcuffs on. >> I'm asking you. Please. >> I know. >> Please. Please. Please. Sir, please please sir, please beg. Please, please, you're not going to let me. Even though I'm cooperating cooperating, >> what about my food? >> In the end, the suspect was charged with retail theft and trespassing. This case proves one thing. Keep returning to steal and you won't just lose your freedom. You'll lose every excuse you ever hid behind. Next, the woman revealed her magical dress. >> Lululemonia, >> I don't know. >> On October 7th, 2024, the police stopped a group of four suspects in connection with a Lululemon store theft. When approached, officers immediately faced language barriers. Come stand over here for me, guys. >> Okay. What's going on? >> What's that? You speak any English? >> Little. What language? >> What language you speak? >> Any English? ID? >> No. Nothing. >> ID. Okay. >> Do you have ID? >> Driver's license? >> No. >> Do you have a driver's license? >> Where's your ID? >> How'd you get here? >> Do you know what? >> Ma'am, what language? >> How did you get here? >> What do you speak? >> Where's your car? >> What do you speak? >> What's your main language? >> Spanish. >> Spanish. Okay. All of you Spanish. >> Do you have a number on your phone? Not with them. >> The police quickly resolved the communication issue and began investigating the case. Shortly after, they confirmed that one of the four suspects had committed the offense. >> Okay. You're talking to somebody who can translate, sir? >> No, he's my mom. >> Your mom speak. >> Okay. >> No. Can you know any Spanish? >> Spanish only. She says yes. She has items. >> Only one. >> Only one. Okay. Do they want to press? Okay. >> She says she does have it on her. >> She does. She said that she has items. >> After handcuffing the woman, police conducted a pat down. What they pulled from her skirt seemed like a magic trick, but her friend's expression suggested this was a familiar routine. >> ZippersD. >> Hold on to it. Do you mind holding that in >> per person? >> Do you Is that yours right there? Do you have an evidence bag in yours? >> You got a big one. Commander's getting a bag for you. >> Let me know when you want to switch. I can't hear you. I said, "Okay, hold on." >> Sorry. >> Just making sure this is empty. >> Nothing else. >> Where's your Uber? Let's see your Uber at >> Uber. Uber traveling. >> You're traveling. >> You tell me everything about how you got here. >> How'd you get here? >> You walked? >> Yeah. >> Where do you live? >> I'm going to run these two real quick. Okay. >> Yeah. We So, we have a car around here that might be theirs. >> We don't know. We asked for a Romanian speaking. >> Does Toro speak Romanian? >> The total value of the items was estimated at around $5,000. In addition, the remaining suspects were also processed and given their respective dispositions by the police. >> Chief, >> you are not under arrest. You are just detained and will be transported back to the police department. Okay. >> You understand? >> Okay. I tried to do that. Didn't work on my phone. Just have she does have like the double skirt. >> Yeah. Can I check? >> I don't have no I check. >> No, it's open. It's not um >> It's like a bottom out. So, she has >> So, that's This is the one that >> Yeah, that's where it was. As long as you're cool with that, Misa, you made sure. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> All right. She was going with >> with us. >> Okay. Listen, everything's being video and audio recorded. Okay. I got to put your seat belt on. Okay. >> You know, please be the window. >> Yeah, I'll open the window. Sure. >> Finally, they were charged with retail theft and obstruction of identification. Trying to outsmart the law with tricks and deception only leads to inevitable consequences. Now watch as this shameless duo gets hauled away thinking they'd escaped with their loot. >> When you guys come back here and >> there's what's going on, sir. >> All right, do me a favor. Just put your hands behind your back for me. All right. >> Oh man, there's cigarettes. >> On July 17th, 2024, police responded to a Wind Dixie after reports of a planned theft. Surveillance showed the woman stealing about $500 worth of goods while her partner London staged a distraction. Hours later, they returned, loaded the stolen items into a car, and fled until officers tracked them down the next day, hiding in a tent behind a house. >> Uh-oh. >> Show me your hands. >> Step out. >> I ain't got no clothes on. >> Huh? >> I ain't got no clothes on. >> Okay, put clothes on. >> Really? Who else is in there with you? >> It's him and uh female. Yeah, >> I'll explain it to you in a sec. >> When you guys come back here and >> Yeah. Hey, you mind back there on just step right up there for me. Come this way. >> Step up there for me. >> What did you just put up under there? >> What did you just put up under there? Look, we'll take care of the location. Just come here. >> What did you just put up under there? >> What? >> I put this on my fingers. >> All right. Well, you just put something up under that shirt or whatever. >> Come out here. No. No. The shirt over there. Come over here. Step out of there. What did you just put up under that red shirt? >> I didn't. I put this ring on cuz I want him to put it on. So, I know that he's ringing. Step over. Tell >> me Michelle. Which ones? Which ones are his pants? >> Yeah. Bailey's pants he wants. It's >> a probation violation for the child abuse thing or child. >> No, like what you originally got arrested for? >> You're on probation. >> It's I don't know. We don't know the violation reason. >> Based on their living conditions, police discovered the couple had prior charges involving CPS. And once again, during this case, the woman showed her expertise, pretending to know nothing at all. >> So, part of the reason we're here is that uh I'm assuming that's part of it. All right. >> Food bank, >> huh? >> Food bank. >> Food bank. Okay. Well, you're on video uh last night at Windixie, stealing from there, pulling pushing this shopping cart full of stuff out. Um where is the stuff that we took yesterday? Can we try to get it back to Windixie? >> Hm. I don't even know >> because I mean this is all the stuff that was in the cart. That's you and Willie. So we got this today and then we ran Willie. Willie obviously has a VOP warrant and then we come here and find you two. So where's this stuff like the Tide laundry detergent and >> I mean did it disappear? Were you stealing from someone else? Did they give you a list to go in and take? >> No, I I don't know. I'm just being honest. >> Um I don't I just I grabbed the buggy. I was told to grab the buggy. I grabbed the buggy. >> You told to grab the buggy. Who told you to grab the buggy? >> Who was the other guy with you? Cuz there's two males, right? >> No. >> Was it just one? >> Just me? >> Just you and Will. >> Who gave you a ride up there? >> Weird bikes. >> No, you're in a car. They got you in a car. A black car. And I have the tag. >> No, I don't know who it is. >> You know who it is. >> I don't know her. >> Come on. >> Don't say bikes. Like look, we've already done a lot of this before we got here. So, let's knock off kind of the nonsense, okay? Like, you're not going to be arrested right now. I guarantee that right now, okay? Because the investigating deputy, they're off. They work night shift, okay? So, right now, you are not going to be arrested coming with us, okay? >> Although the woman denied being the one clearly seen on camera, the officer's patience and professionalism soon exposed her slip up. >> Where is that necklace at? >> Oh, it's in my purse. >> It's in your purse. >> Yeah. My kids just made a plane. >> So, this is you. You were there last night and that's Willie. >> Yeah. I mean, you already said it was you got >> I didn't realize you're on per you're on felony or misdemeanor. You said >> felony. >> Do you know where any of this stuff is that we could try to get back to Windixie? >> I really don't. I have no idea. >> Did you guys sell it by any chance? Anyone else? Help me. >> I have no idea. I know what's common is that people kind of give shopping lists and then you go and you boost it and you give it to them and they give you money for it. >> Is that what happened? >> I don't know. >> Well, I mean, I would expect >> I would expect $800 worth of stuff to be laying around here. >> Yeah. >> Right. >> I I wouldn't even $800 worth of stuff, but it's mostly food. >> Okay. Where's all that at? Do you know? >> No. >> Is that part of it? >> No, that's from food bank. >> It legit is from food bank. >> Yeah. See the sticker? >> Yeah. >> Do you have a history of shoplifting? >> You've never been arrested for it? >> No. >> There was no room left for denial. The police made their decision and no amount of tears or pleading could save them from the consequences. >> Okay, I got you. All right, do me a favor. Just put your hands behind your back for me. All right. >> Oh, man. No cigarettes? >> No. No cigarettes. Not right now. No cigarettes. No bottle of pants. >> Um, if you want, Deputy Blake can grab that for you, but that's up to her. I'll get your cigarette. You've been cool with me. I'll get your cigarette. >> No, not yet. >> No, she's 15. >> Yeah, >> but it's We'll reopen our other case. >> I'll let her go. >> Yeah. >> Listen to me. Hey, >> listen to me. Sit up. I gave him one. >> Can you hear me? >> But we're going to be here. >> You want your seatelt on? >> No. >> Finally, Michelle Sophia faced grand theft between $750 and $5,000 in a probation violation with bail set at $2,500. Willie London Jr. was charged with retail theft over $750, obstruction, and multiple probation violations. With bail set at $3,500, this case proves one truth. Every perfect theft ends the same way. Caught, exposed, and left to face the price of arrogance. Next, let's see how strong this so-called motheraughter bond really is. >> You take me back to Poria. >> We shall see. Okay. >> Because I don't have no way. Like, they literally >> We We'll look to you. >> You don't. He's talking about we talking about violence. >> On January 22nd, 2025, officers rushed to a Walmart after reports of a group of women shoplifting. When they arrived, one suspect was still there. And what unfolded next was far from ordinary. >> You're saying you're right. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Can I Can I >> Hold on. So So So why am I here today? >> Um I don't have nothing to do to do with that. I'm telling you, I don't have nothing to do with that. You looking for some people, but I literally was with some people, but I don't have nothing to do with that. Somebody just gave me Somebody just gave me $10. That's what's in my hand. That's what I'm trying to tell you. >> Can you put it in my pocket? >> Okay. So, you don't have anything to do with what? What are you talking about? You came with some people. Where did they go? >> I don't know where they went, but I They left me. Like, I came in here to use the phone and that's my $10. Like, you can literally ask them. I don't know where they >> Do you have an ID or anything on you? >> My ID is not with me, but I'm 22 years old. I don't have no reason to lie to you or nothing. It will go a lot better for you if you don't lie for me. >> I'm not lying. I'm not lying to you. I'm literally telling you the truth. Somebody gave me $10. Like literally, I came in here and asked him cuz I'm not from out here. You feel what I'm saying? I came out here with some people. Literally, I don't have like I'm from Poria. >> They don't have Walmart and Menards and Poria. Why'd you choose these ones? >> I was with some people. They I wasn't driving. You feel what I'm saying? I'm not going to lie to you because I'm telling you the truth. You feel what I'm saying? If anything, they need to they need to come too. Like I'm not going to go to jail for nobody. You >> Let's back up a little bit. You were with some people. >> Yes, they left me. >> Who were you with? >> I was with my c I was with my >> It turned out her accompllices were her own family who didn't hesitate to flee and leave her behind. That alone showed something was clearly wrong. Yet this woman kept denying everything. >> Take me back to Peoria. >> We shall see. Okay. >> Because I don't have no way. Like they literally love me. >> What's that? >> That's not mine. They in your bag. They got that from another store though. The girl the card who card is a mom. That's hers. >> Where was this stolen from? >> She got that from Walmart and um Peoria University. >> Kamaya Gibbons. Why do you have Kamaya stuff in your bag? >> Because that bag is not mine. That bag is Kamaya. If you understand what I'm saying. That bag can money and stuff goes in my pocket. My money in my chest. Cuz that bag's not that bad's not mine. >> We'll make sure everything gets Let's walk out here to the car. We're going back over to Walmart. >> Are you buckling me up? >> Cuz we're going over to Walmart. You got to wear your seat belt. >> But these Can you loosen these? Cuz >> loosen them. Loosen them. How? >> Like they a little bit too tight. >> Turn and let me feel them here. I can get a whole finger in both of them. If anything, they should probably be a little bit tighter. I won't I won't put your seatelt on so you can lean forward. Okay. Since we're just going across the parking lot. All right. >> But see, I'm not I'm not gonna go to jail for nobody because I'm not that. >> Inside the loss prevention office, the remaining suspects had also been caught. The women kept trying to deny their crimes, but in a way that showed complete disrespect. >> I thought my firm I paid with a firm. I thought it went through. I didn't know it didn't go through until he told me at the door. That's why I gave him the cart back cuz I thought it was cool. >> You you bro like on some real life being respectful G all that shaking your head. I'm not with like d I said my card didn't go. If I wanted to push that part out, I could have pushed it out. That's what I'm saying. I being mad disrespectful. D I told you my stop for one second. >> Wait, try let us talk and we No, I'll talk in a minute. You get a chance in a minute. I'm going ask you several times and I'm going ask you to be quiet. It's suspicious. >> I told you I understood that we black. It's going to be suspicious. We black people say we stealing. >> Let me know because right now we're not getting anywhere. >> It's suspicious when I have two people as cold as it is running and walking fast and going across the parking. When I see somebody drop a bag, it's suspicious. Okay. So, >> yeah, because Ryan left us like, >> "You let me finish. Are you going to let me finish?" So, I stop. If everything checks out, we're good. Right. You say you didn't steal. You said you didn't do anything, you guys didn't do it. We got cameras. We'll check it. If they got it wrong, guess what? You get to go. But if that's not the case, then we're doing something. These suspects showed the confidence of amateurs, blaming everyone else, making excuses and thinking attitude could outsmart experience. >> How old are you? >> I'm 19. >> How old are you? >> 21. >> And forgive me if I'm asking a silly question, but we're talking like biological mom, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> He's talking about we we don't look like to you at some time. You don't we talking about violence. >> In the end, the mother who fled later turned herself in that evening. She was charged with traffic violations and fleeing the scene while her three children faced charges of shoplifting and obstructing justice. This case shows what happens when parents fail to lead. Bad examples don't just break laws, they break the future of their own children. 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, the woman believes she still had rights even after being caught shoplifting. >> I got caught stealing today. Okay, if that justifies your situation, cool. >> What the is you doing, son? You sitting up here. No, you're not. >> On August 18th, 2023, police received a report of a woman suspected of shoplifting at Walmart. When approached, she treated the officer like a tour guide, forcing him to repeatedly tell her to move. >> Excuse me, ma'am. Come back inside the store for me. Bring your cart. Come back inside the store. >> Bring your cart. Bring your cart. Come back inside the store. I don't want to embarrass you in the parking lot. >> You're not going to embarrass. >> Bring your cart. Come back inside the store, please. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> Bring your card inside the store, please. >> I'm coming inside the store now. Second. I am coming out. I don't know what you >> go back to this door right here. >> Ma'am, push the car inside the store. >> I'll put my card inside the store before I snap. >> Oh, wow. >> And keep walking back in towards the cash registers. >> Okay. We'll >> make a right here. We're going to walk down to the other side of the store. The woman believed her actions were too ordinary to be considered wrong. She insisted she didn't want to go to jail, yet openly admitted to committing the act and even flaunted it as an achievement. >> Let's stop right now. Okay, I'm stopping you for shoplifting. If you want to leave out of here, you're going to change your attitude. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. If you want to leave out of here, you're going to change your attitude. Okay? >> If not, I'll just take you to the county cuz I really don't care. >> I don't go to jail. >> You don't? Cuz you can't today with I I don't go to jail. I don't have a record, but what I'm telling you, >> right, but what I'm telling you is today you can make your way to the county. >> What did I make? >> Number one is this purse and also the clothes in this cart that you bagged up at the register. >> So, let's let's let's change the tone. >> Okay, >> let me tell y'all something. I scanned my family and there's an employee here that seen it. If you saying I shoplifted my panties, they're $3. I'm >> I I done sit up there and find all of this. That's why exactly I don't come here. I don't do not come to this Walmart because y'all be on. If that's the case, you could have easily said, >> "Okay, first of all, stop. Stop all that. Back back away from the card, ma'am. Back away from the card." >> I'm backing away, giving you >> Where's your receipt at? >> My receipt is right here. >> Okay, give me your receipt. >> Cuz I have two transactions. >> Okay. Excellent. >> At the loss prevention office, she made everything more difficult by refusing to understand the situation. She assumed that by returning the items, all her wrongdoing would be forgiven. >> Okay. You said shoplifting with a purse and you didn't pay for your pennies. >> That's correct. >> And I paid for everything else. >> Okay, that's fine. So, they're going to go through the car. >> You want me to pay for the pennies? Swipe my card. >> I know. I said >> go ahead and go ahead and just refund me my money back and I'll go somewhere else. It's simple. >> It's common sense. >> That's why usually people come in and they pay for the stuff and they get the lead. >> My stuff, sir. Don't don't don't come at me like that because I'm not thief. I don't have a record being a thief. >> Okay. But you got caught stealing today, right? >> I got caught stealing today. Okay. If that justifies your situation, cool. >> No, it justifies your situation, ma'am. >> Let me go. Just >> No, it doesn't work that way. >> What doesn't work that way? >> You don't just get to leave. >> Why do I not get to leave? >> Because you're being stopped. >> I'm being >> I don't I don't understand why this is so hard for you to understand. Where's my wallet? >> I have your wallet. >> Okay. Can I have my wallet? No, you >> can. Okay, you can keep that. I'll >> At this time, she didn't realize that her next actions would lead to regret by allowing herself to act this way. She unnecessarily escalated the tension. >> Because what I want to do, >> don't bump me, ma'am, because I didn't I didn't do nothing. >> So, stop and have a seat. >> Okay. I am going to have I'm take you to the ground because you're >> Stop. I'm going take you to the ground. Sir, first of all, sir, I'm going to lay some medical. I'm going to take you to the ground. My pinky. That's all. >> I'm telling you right now, if you do not stop tensing up, I'm going to take you to the ground. >> Go sit down. >> No. Now you're going to get put in cuffs. >> For what? >> Stop tensing up. I'm going to take you to the ground >> and bump me again like that. And I'm I'm trying to get I'm >> I told you to stop. >> What the is you doing, son? You sitting up here. No, you're not. You not You not You're not going to sit up here. Put me on my face and I'm aing woman. You You break something. >> On the ground now. On the ground now. >> On the ground now. >> On the ground. >> Back on my arm like that. >> On the ground now. >> Oh my god. >> On the ground now. >> Call my [ __ ] lawyer. Call my dad. >> Call Call my dad. I did not try to break over. >> The police identified a total of $32.75 in unpaid merchandise. The woman was taken away immediately, but it's clear that nothing about the situation was easy. >> I will run. >> I got to do that. Come on. Don't do Don't Yes, you know exactly anything. >> You know what you're doing. >> What am I doing? >> You are making this situation so much more difficult. How am I making it difficult when I'm not even touching anything? >> I'm holding my stuff. >> And you are trying to slip the cuffs. >> How am I trying to slip the cup? I'm holding my hand. >> You're making it tighter than what it has to be. >> And stop trying to slip the cuffs. >> How can I slip the cuff when I have a small wrist? It doesn't make any sense. You already have it tight. >> Call the ambulance now. I'm not leaving with you until I see the ambulance. You want to go out this door already? I can open this one up. >> Oh, I can open this one. >> I'm scanning. You can come through and I'm going to let them know that I am. Where they at? >> Where's the EMT, sir? >> They're in the other corner of the parking lot. Be patient. >> What? What other corner? I don't even I don't even I'm not call my brother now. >> Call my brother now. Please >> call my brother now. Call my brother now, please. Because you didn't even You did not even call EMT. >> You did not even call M. I don't want to get in here. I don't want to get in here. [ __ ] run. >> Stop. Listen. >> For what? For what? For what? No, don't put no on me. Don't put nothing on me. And y'all hurting my hand. Stop grabbing on me. I Man, get your hand off my neck. You better get my hand off my neck. >> She was charged with theft and resisting arrest without violence. From her actions, the lesson is clear. Attempting to justify wrongdoing while refusing to cooperate only escalates conflict and leads to inevitable consequences. Jumping ball. >> Why I only had that little bit of stuff? >> Maybe y'all weren't done. >> No. >> Maybe y'all weren't done. You just got caught. >> No. Why would I had that little bit of stuff if somebody pushing me up to see? >> On June 13th, 2025, cops rushed to the Orlando Premium outlets after two women tried their sneaky Nike. They got cuffed fast and that's when their comedy of crime truly began. >> Get on the ground. Both of you. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. There's one right here. Sorry. Straight ahead. >> Straight ahead. >> Get off your boat. Get off your boat. Small one. >> Sh. I need your cops. Mine's on the other way. >> One of the suspects tried to run but was quickly taken down. That's when she started begging to call her family as if they could save her. Now, >> do not move. Do not move. You understand? Do not move. >> Can I call my dad? >> Hey, she was texting somebody. >> My daddy? You can look on the thing. >> They're in a black Nissan and Alimont. The keys are inside the vehicle. >> Okay. Don't play a game. >> I'm not playing. I swear to God. They're inside the car. I swear to God. >> What kind of color of the vehicle? >> It's It's on It's somewhere down there or somewhere? It's either right here or right there. Officers located the black Nissan Alultima nearby, packed with keys and stolen goods. From that moment, the two women's stories started to clash in the most ridiculous way. >> What are you looking for? >> I'm not looking for nobody. >> You keep looking out there. I'm not stupid. I can see you peeping around. >> I mean, >> so you looking for >> a driver. >> For the driver? >> Cuz it's an Uber driver. >> So, if I give you your phone, you'll be able to pull it up on your phone that it's an Uber driver. >> It's not a driver. over here. >> You found him. >> You keep >> I can't see. I can't see over all the other cars. It's all >> What's your friend's name? >> All in the way. Shave. >> H. >> Sh. >> How'd you guys get here today? >> Oh, me? I met her out here. >> You met her out here? >> Mhm. >> Okay. So, then better question. How did you get out here? >> How did I get out here? >> Family decided Uber out here. Who Who is she? Friend, family, cousin, sister? >> I just know her on Facebook. >> You just know her on Facebook. So, y'all came here to steal stuff? >> No, no, no, no, not not necessarily. It was just the simple fact that >> I met her up here. >> Okay. So, let me ask you this, right? >> Y'all were seen walking out of Nike. Obviously, you guys stole, right? >> So, when I was pulling up here, >> I watched both of you. Well, I watched you first start, take off, running, then you stopped. Then you tried to hide be behind this car over here. Then I watched her. Well, there was a pickup here. She tried to hide behind that. That's when my sergeant saw her. So what? So y'all decided to run, try to hide. Took >> a picture, >> not to get caught. >> Okay. >> When questioned, their online friend story made no sense. The fake Uber, no proof of a ride until one finally admitted they ran and tried to hide the stolen stuff. >> So whose idea was to take these things? >> I have none. >> Be honest. >> It wasn't my idea. >> It was your idea. >> It wasn't my idea. >> It wasn't your idea. How old are you? >> 20. >> You know, you're too too old to be peer pressured into doing dumb stuff. Especially getting locked up, spending the night in jail with dirty people. You don't look dirty. You don't seem dirty. You don't want to be around nasty people, right? >> So, how come you're getting peer pressure to steal? So, what she tell you that made you want to want to do this? >> Nothing. >> Remember, she she can't listen to what you're saying if she's far away. So what she tell you that >> it's going what I'm saying is going to get further than just me and you know how >> so she worth your career and your life and your your future? >> I'm not talking about her. >> Okay. So even if she does find out but you're protecting yourself. Don't you think she's going to do the same? >> I'm not talking about her. >> Okay. So what are you worried about? >> I'm not talking about her when I say that. >> What are you worried about? >> I'm not worried. It's not I'm not worried about anything. >> I think you should about yourself. You're 20 years old. >> I am. I'm thinking about myself. I just ask, "Can I can I just pay for it?" I don't want to. >> Well, I'm going to try to figure that out. But right now, we still got to do our investigation. You know what I mean? Like right now, they're at the stores trying to calculate everything that you bought from which stores and how much. And if they want to press charges, they have to write statements and all that. Okay. >> Under pressure, one suspect finally cracked. She blamed her friend for setting it up, then tried to pay her way out, but her story fell apart fast. The officers now suspected something much bigger. What do you mean you taking stuff? Like >> she was putting stuff in my bag. >> So she was putting her stuff in your bag. >> Where did you put your stuff in your bag, too? >> Yes, ma'am. >> So you said you had no particular reason as to why you stole the stuff. All right. That's what you told me initially. >> But in talking to her, that don't seem to be the case at all whatsoever. >> What she said. >> So >> cuz we was just talking about that what I just told you. >> Well, I wasn't here when you just talked to >> I know, >> right? So I don't know exactly what you told him. So what you told him >> that you you get you asked me do I be coming like going to get stuff for people like if if it was a case of racketeering or anything. I say no cuz I don't be in trouble with people and they'll try to put the blame on you like you sat up there and just did god knows what then. >> All right. Well, word around is that you're the one getting the money and telling her what to steal and you're getting paid by somebody else that's higher than you. >> I know. >> I know she wish I was. That'd be cool. But no, I >> So do you see where my dilemma is now? When you tell me >> I see why you coming off. >> You a You ain't had no reason. >> But if that's the case, >> you got somebody in the other car flipping the script real quick. >> Listen, listen. Check this out. >> Check it out. >> If that's the case, why only had that little bit of stuff? >> The questioning got tense. When asked who started it, both pointed fingers and denied everything. Cops began to suspect a professional theft ring. Their method was way too organized to be random. >> No, >> I don't know. That's what I'm trying to figure out. Trying to compare the two stories. >> No. >> I can't believe she sat up there and said that. I wish she was right in my face because why would you sit up there? She said I >> And you know her from Facebook. >> I got her stealing from me. >> You know her from Facebook? >> Yes. That's how I met her. >> That's how you met her? >> Yes. Matter of fact, I'm lying. I met her in the Avenues Mall. >> Oh, okay. She spoke to me or whatever the case is like that. We exchanged numbers and she started hitting me up from there. >> Okay. >> I can't believe she really just sat up there and told you that. I only I only had a couple of items. So, I'm not quite sure. Like I told him, I get I like I told him, I used to steal heavy back in the days. >> Like back in the days, I used to steal heavy, but it was for me and my kids. I never stole stuff to sell. Like, >> you ever been arrested for stuff before? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I told him I just back in 2022, I just had to um charge out a sapper. >> The curlyhaired suspect finally confessed she'd stolen before, claiming it was for her kids. A classic excuse using motherhood as a shield. But the mountain of stolen goods in the car told a very different story. >> Okay, so from what I'm understanding, this car is full of merchandise. >> Is all of it stolen? Um, yes. >> Oh, that is >> I would say all of it. No, >> but probably most of it. Not all of it, but most of it. >> Where is that all from? >> Different stores. >> From these outlets right here. >> Yes. >> Okay. Is it all from today? >> Yes. >> Goodness gracious. Today. Okay. >> Officers uncovered piles of stolen merchandise from multiple stores. The two suspects argued, blamed each other, and denied everything. But the evidence left no room for doubt. Besides Nike, what other stores did y'all go to? >> Nike and Children's Place. >> Nike and Children's Place. >> Yes. >> Did you guys ever separate from each other or were you guys together the whole time in here? >> No. No. No. We like I was going to certain she was going to certain in her car. I all the time she rides around with merchandise. And I don't even mean to throw her up in the bus. Stop riding around with all that stuff in your car. In the end, both suspects were charged with grand theft, resisting an officer without violence, possession of an anti-shoplifting device, providing false information, and tampering with evidence. Felony charges that could lead to up to 5 years in prison and thousands in fines. This case was a hard lesson. Crime always looks easy until the cuffs lock. Let's see how this woman tried to pull off her sneaky plan. I'm sure she didn't even land it cuz there's nothing left there, but we'll double check. >> A misunderstanding is one, maybe two items, not 23, >> about $211 worth. That's not a misunderstanding. >> On August 14th, 2024, police were called to Walmart after a woman tried to outsmart the selfch checkckout 23 times. She thought she'd get away with it, but she didn't. Here's how the officers handled it. >> Have a seat. you know, we just could pay for the stuff because I didn't understand how to work it. I know >> very first and we'll see. >> Cuz I just was like putting it through. >> Have a seat. We'll go through it all and once we figure out what ain't been paid for, then we'll deal with it. >> By this time, evidence of her actions and her family's involvement had been provided, proving there was no mistake at all. If any confusion existed, it was her mistaking herself. Is that the juvenile you talking about? >> No. >> Juvenile over here somewhere. >> She's Yeah, she's in the back of the of the stroke. >> How long is she there with >> Yeah, I know. I I have no idea. I got a call telling me that somebody was doing something at 11:00. So, I got there a little after 12 something, 12:30 something. So, I didn't see this lady there. I went to come up on the receipt. So, I didn't get scammed. >> Did they even have that? >> No. >> Curt? No. >> So, she just left that laying there. She's >> No, I'm sure she didn't leave it laying there cuz there's nothing left there. But we'll double check. >> She might have separate the check. >> Okay. So, and once there's three items in there. >> No, I see all them. Okay, let's find out one. I scam him. >> Two. What's the third? >> Two. That was a pants on the shirt and a pants. >> So, there's one that's blue, there's one that's gray, and then there's one that's white. You scared? >> No. No. The white pants go with the gray with the gray bottom. And then the gray. That's a gray pond. That's a gray pond for me. >> The woman even pointed out her family member still insisting it was just a small mistake. Yet, the value of what she took made it a serious problem. Get scan. No. No. Right there again. >> Three hangers there. >> Right there. That's three. >> There's three hangers, but it's like two outfits on one hanger. That's what I'm trying to say. >> There's three outfits there. >> No, they like doubles. They like double hangers. Like they are outfit and a p on one of these. You put three items together and only scan two. >> Yeah. >> No, I I scan the part and they go together, right? >> I wonder where it is more. >> Like she scanned the same thing twice. >> No, they're different. They're different stuff. >> That one is different. But there still there's still four pieces in there. >> Yeah. >> A misunderstanding. >> I had I noticed >> a misunderstanding is one maybe two items, not 23. >> Not $211 worth. That's not a misunderstanding. That is called theft. >> No. No, but see what happened is when I hold it up, I just scan it. Like I whatever I see the tag or I just scan it like that. >> One or two was helping me, but I don't have a problem paying for it because I'm not that type of person. I I don't get no trouble. You all run my name. I don't get no trouble on that at all. >> That's that's what everybody says when they get caught stealing. >> No, you you run my name, right? You run the name. I I don't get no first time for everything. >> It just was a mis It wasn't intentional. >> Misunderstanding is one or two items, not 23. officer understand the machine like I just I get two small kids. Officer, please just let me just pray for it. Please, >> you had that opportunity when you were doing the selfch checkout. >> Later, the woman would have to face the consequences of her actions. Go ahead and >> stand up. >> Go ahead and stand up. Don't make me yank you up. Stand up. >> Officer, I say I'm not a problem for you for it. >> Oh, they don't want that. They want to pursue charges, press charges. So, you're going to go to jail. You could be released today, but your family members have to go to the jail and get you out. Okay. >> Please don't press on me, please. >> Oh, don't move. We're not ready to go just yet. >> Can I get my ID before I leave? >> I have your ID. Stand still. >> Please, guys, please just give me case and press charges. Please, I will pay for it. I'm very sorry. I have two kids. >> Please. Please, guys. Mom, >> I already told you that we cannot go back once you're here. You pass point of sales. We cannot I didn't mean to. I just thought I didn't get cash our rules. >> I thought I didn't get cash on one thing. >> I come up here. >> You copy and paste. >> Yeah, that's what I'm going to try to do right now. >> Finally, she was charged with retail petty theft. This case has reminded us no matter how small the act may seem, dishonesty always leads to consequences that can ruin far more than what you tried to gain. Up next is a thief all too familiar to the police. >> They just said >> you're not free to go. >> Don't stop. >> Stop. >> Get away from me, Heather. On February 9th, 2024, police were dispatched to a grocery store after reports of a repeat shoplifter returning once again. He was like a regular customer. Except this one never liked to pay. >> Heather, come on. Let's go. Where? What do you mean? What happened? You know you're not supposed to be here. You saw me come back in. >> I don't start soda. >> No, you're trespassed. They don't want you here. And they can refuse service and trespass anyone they want. >> Yeah. And they want to press charges. So, >> no, I'm just leaving. >> No, you're not free to go. >> Yes, I am. They just said >> you're not free to go. >> Heather claimed she was just buying a soda, but staff had already reported her for frequently showing up to beg for money and harass customers. The suspect repeatedly challenged the patience of the female officer. >> Not doing anything, huh? >> Sit down. >> I'm going to leave. >> Heather, I don't want to. No. Excuse me. Heather, don't stop. Come on, Heather. Get away from me. Heather, get away from me. >> Get down. Heather, >> no. >> Heather, stop. >> Heather, stop. >> I'm not doing anything wrong. Heather, >> no. I'm not doing anything wrong. Heather, >> stop. Can you just hold her? >> I'm not doing anything wrong. >> No, I'm not doing anything wrong. >> Yeah, we're going to get to you. >> The struggle erupted right in the middle of the grocery aisle. Heather screamed and fought fiercely, forcing multiple officers and even bystanders to help restrain her. >> I'm not doing anything wrong. >> Heather, there's no need for this. >> I'm not doing anything wrong. No. Get down, Heather. Ow. >> Get down, Heather. >> No, I'm not doing anything wrong, >> Heather. >> No, >> Heather, come on. >> No, >> I don't want to get in a fight with you, Heather. >> No. >> Come on. >> I'm not doing anything, bro. >> Heather, >> I'm not doing anything, bro. >> Just get her leg so she doesn't come back off. I'm not doing anything wrong. >> Heather, please. >> No. >> Turn around, please. >> No. No. I'm not doing anything wrong. Stand up and go. No. >> I'm not doing anything wrong. >> Heather, >> I'm not doing anything wrong. >> Just sit here. >> What do you want me to do? >> Well, the other unit should be pulling up. >> Just hold her feet so she doesn't get up. >> There you go, sir. >> Turn her around, >> Heather. Turn around. I'm not doing anything wrong. >> I got anything wrong. >> We'll turn it to the left. >> No. >> To the left. >> I'm not doing anything wrong. >> Heather, turn. >> I'm not doing anything wrong. >> No. >> Start. >> Despite screaming, "I didn't do anything wrong." Like a broken record. Heather was still handcuffed and dragged out of the store. Watch how it all ended. >> I'm doing anything wrong. Okay. >> Just sit down like right there. >> Sit inside. >> Sit. I did not do anything. Well, >> it's actually this trash. But this so I can actually count it for him. You can throw that. That's just trash. 75. Oops. 75 85. >> In the end, Heather was officially charged with trespassing and resisting arrest, facing up to 90 days in jail and hundreds of dollars in fines. After watching Heather scream, "I didn't do anything wrong on repeat while being dragged out." Do you think the officers handled it just right? Leave your comment below. Next, a case of an employee confident in her own cunning. Okay. >> Pretty people can understand it, but it wasn't smart. >> On August 20th, 2025, Bloomingdale police received a report from a T-Mobile store about an employee who had secretly stolen multiple phones over a long period with significant losses. Let's see how she faced the consequences. >> Throughout couple days now, she's been taking stuff the last couple weeks. >> Okay. Total of 19 phones and one Apple Watch. So a total of 20 devices. >> Okay. >> Which is crazy. >> Yeah. >> Um >> it's pretty significant. So total is like what? $20,000. >> Yeah. >> So about $1,000 a piece. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Um takes two at a time, three at a time sometimes. And it's always when she's in the back alone. >> Okay. >> Um pockets it. We've been able to like track it but like >> haven't stopped it. Last one was I think Sunday. So this Sunday I just passed. >> Okay. So, like >> our next shift is today 9:30. >> It's hard to believe the suspect calmly thought stealing 19 phones from the store would go unnoticed. The manager revealed that number wasn't even the full extent of what had gone missing. >> But we normally have like one of each device. >> Mhm. >> Uhhuh. >> And sometimes we have like multiple devices on this side. But for the most part, she's seen taken from here. >> Just the iPhones. >> Yeah. Um, Samsung as well and an Apple Watches. >> Okay. >> But number of devices >> right now I have nothing in the safe, but >> normally it's like a good >> The manager stated that the suspect knew the safe code and abused her access to steal devices and cash worth over $20,000 in just a few weeks. By then, police were already lying and wait before she arrived for her shift. Hi. >> Hi. >> Hi. I'm Detective C. >> It's my partner, Detective Johnson. >> Um, hello. >> Do you kind of understand why we'd be here? Want to speak with you? >> Do you have an ID on you by any chance? >> No, not with me. >> You don't have anything with your name on it? >> Not today. >> Okay. Um, so we've kind of been informed of what's been going on regarding the cell phones. Um, but at this time, we are going to have to take you into custody. Okay. If you just give me your bag and then if you can hand my partner your >> phone. Okay. >> You don't have anything on you, right? No. >> When arrested, she showed no sign of worry. Instead, she remained unusually calm. It seemed this wasn't her first time. >> Okay. Can you put your money back? >> Is this your store key? I'm take That's probably Dave. Dave, is that you? I want to get you. >> Tiny wrist. Is that too tight? >> I'm going to lock this so it doesn't tighten up on you. Okay. Hey, sir. We'd like to talk to you about it. Um, we can do that at the >> female employee was quickly handcuffed and taken to the station where her excusefilled performance was just about to begin. >> Why do you think that we are in the situation right now? >> I just was looking to hear from you. >> Okay. So, obviously T-Mobile has told us that some phones and some other items are missing. Do you know anything about that? some other items. >> What other items? >> Apple Watch say like I don't know what's going on. >> Yeah, I appreciate that. >> So, yeah, I do I do know about the phones that are missing. Do >> you know how many phones you're missing? What was the reason for taking us? >> Did you short my cash or something? Is that something I can understand? >> Pretty can understand it. But yeah, it was a smart thing he did. During questioning, she admitted to taking the phones, but excused it as financial struggles, student debt, and poor judgment. Instead of fear, she kept smiling almost as if it were just a game. >> And what did you do with those phones? >> Um, I gave them away. >> Okay. Friendless family. >> Friends. >> Do you know which friends you gave them to? >> Huh? >> Do you know which friends you gave them to? >> Mhm. Are you willing to tell me who you give it to? Not necessarily that they're going to be in trouble, but I'm being quite honest. We're trying to get those phones back, you know? >> Okay. Did you get money in return for the phones? >> Um, just a bit. >> Okay. How much are you getting for per phone? >> How much were you getting per phone? >> Five. >> Five bucks. Do you know how many phones you sold out? >> Home two. >> Only two. Okay. What you do with the rest of the phones? taking more than that. >> Yeah, I think you took more than three phones. >> Okay. >> At first, she claims she only took two or three phones to gift friends and sell cheaply. But when confronted with clear evidence from the store, she later admitted to a much larger number, yet still kept an oddly calm demeanor. >> Wouldn't know anything about it or since that was my mistake, I wouldn't really tell anyone if I made a mistake. Okay. >> All right. What is that dress? >> This is my mom dress. She's nosy. I hate when she gives me. >> Okay. That makes sense. >> She opens the vote for you. So, >> how do you think your mom would react? >> I really don't even want to tell her. >> In the end, the employee was charged with grand theft, stealing over $20,000 in phones, electronics, and cash. She now faces serious felony charges, years in prison, and heavy fines. All right, next up, a stubborn mother-son duo who thought they could score some free gas. But instead of filling their tank, they just fueled more trouble for themselves. >> Listen, I already spoke to the manager. Him and I are like this. >> I understand that, but she wants you trespassed. Okay, >> I don't care if she's nobody. >> Ma'am, back up. Back up. >> Don't you touch my son while you're back. On April 17th, 2024, the officers were dispatched to a Circle K gas station after employees reported two individuals refusing to leave and previously causing multiple disturbances. When officers arrived, chaos quickly unfolded. >> Hello, ma'am. >> Yes, >> Officer Lou with the City of Mel Police Department. >> Yep. >> We got a call over here at Circle K and they're advising that they need to close and you're refusing to leave. I think it's probably because you're out of gas, right? >> Okay. Let me see if you're allowed to maybe leave the vehicle here right now. >> I have the gas can. >> Okay. Do you have vehicle? Do you have gas in there? >> I'm waiting for my mom to come. >> Okay. >> Hello. >> Listen, I don't know what you're trying to do, but >> I am sitting at Circle K with no gas. >> Well, it's not my fault. >> No one said it is. It's not my fault about anything in your life and how you need mental health. >> Okay. >> Oh, really? >> Yeah. I'm going to send the um mental health coordinator over. >> I wish you would. >> Okay, ma'am. I'm not here to argue. But I just want to >> The woman quickly claimed she was just waiting for her mother to bring gas, but acted like she owned the entire station. Moments later, officers spoke with the store clerk and the truth about these troublesome visitors began to unfold. >> No, my systems I need a store upgrade right now. >> Yeah, >> okay. So, do you want are they allowed to wait for gas or >> No, I need them trespass because they've been caught stealing. >> This is the second night she's came up here yelling at me, honking her whole >> Okay, so what about this? Their vehicle is stuck here. Do you want to call a tow truck? I don't I can't call for you. It's on your property. >> Yeah. >> But do you want to call a tow truck to have their vehicle towed somewhere? >> Okay. Yeah. I'll have the I'll call my boss >> cuz I can't their vehicle stuck. But you know what I mean? >> Yeah. >> It was a hard like I wasn't even going to call but cuz she kept like still trying to yell at me and at me. I'm like this [ __ ] is just >> I'm aware we we've dealt with her numerous time. That was the first time I dealt with her but the other officers dealt with her multiple times. So I'll do you want her just trespass or the son as well? >> Both of them. Okay. Well, we'll we'll go ahead and trespass them. If they refuse to leave, would you like them arrested? >> Store staff said they'd been caught stealing before. Despite the system being down, they refused to leave, blocking operations. While the suspect arrogantly claimed she knew the manager and could do whatever she wanted. >> So, I understand that you don't have any gas. Okay. She's calling the tow truck, but for right now, she wants y'all trespass from this property. Okay. She's not trespassing. Listen, I already spoke to the manager. Him and I are like this. >> I understand that. But she wants you trespassed. Okay. >> I don't care if she's nobody. >> Listen, we're manager on the phone >> and I'm the assistant and we are both saying that you have to leave. >> Did you hear that, ma'am? >> All right, fine. Yes. >> Okay. She's saying if you don't leave the property, we're going to arrest you. Do you understand that? >> I didn't do anything for you to arrest me. >> Can I speak to uh >> No, she doesn't want to speak. Okay. So, I'm going to ask you now. She is the man. She's right now. She's an authorized person. Okay. So, I'm going to ask you to leave the property. I understand this is your vehicle. >> It's under the car. It's your mom's car, right? >> No, it's in both. >> No, you said it's You said it's not under your name. >> I said it's in both names. >> No, you said it's your mom's. >> You know what? You need to start recording stuff. >> I'm recording. >> Officers gave her several warnings, but she refused to move, claiming no one had the right to kick her out. Then her son, Matthew, jumped out of the car, turning a tense scene into a full-blown standoff. >> Where's my car, please? No, you're going to break my door. >> Step out. Hey. Hey, Matthew. Leave the property. Leave the property. Matthew is leaving the property. >> He's not He's not leaving. He's walking towards the property. Be arrested. Leave the propert. >> Don't you touch my son. >> While you're back, you just threw that in my face. It hurt my goddamn. You are going to jail. Okay. Black people beat up white people. >> You mother. >> You mother. If you slam my son's head, >> Mom, >> you're dead. >> Hey, man. I'm not leaving. All right. >> No, you're not. You're going to jail, too. >> No. I'm going off the property. >> You got your handcuffs? >> No. You're hurting me. >> Hey, somebody grabbed some handcuffs and >> Adams. I'm going off the property. >> I didn't do anything. >> Yes, you did. Drop your phones. I didn't do anything. >> You better stop resisting. >> Break my arm. >> You better stop resisting. I'm not trying to. I'm trying to contain. >> Mom, I hate you. You >> That's not very nice. >> I don't give a [ __ ] >> You're Mom. That's it. >> Yeah. Just ask her for her. >> You're dead, Mom. >> Stop moving. >> I can't. >> Stop. Stop moving. Stop. I need you to stop resisting. Okay. You need to stop resisting. >> I'm going to have a hard time. >> Well, you better stop resisting, man. I'm not trying to have you have a heart attack. >> Nancy, help me. It's >> Matthew. >> Matthew. >> Both mother and son were taken down on the spot. The woman kept yelling, accusing officers of racism before launching into a dramatic performance of collapsing. >> Black people are going to jail because of you guys. >> Black people everywhere. Car's on fire, you stupid. I'm pressing charges. Car is hot. back here. You want to go back here? Just go back here. >> You're making a ton of mess. I swear to God you are. You're going to jail. >> Y'all going to jail. You break my arm, >> man. Just lean. Just lean on the car. That's your That's all you got to do. We're not letting go of you. Okay. >> You got fire rescue on the way. >> My son didn't touch it. >> Okay. They also see him. He threw a phone at me and it hit me right here. >> That's your fault. >> Okay. All right. So, we have fire rescue come check you out. Is that cuz you have heart issues? >> Yes. >> Yes, ma'am. All right. >> And my son's disabled. though. If you touch him, you go to jail automatically. >> Okay. >> Black, yellow, white, it don't matter. >> And you broke my arm. >> Okay. I can't. >> You don't have ID with you, right? >> I just want to stand up. >> Do you have ID with you? >> Oh, he's putting pressure on my back. >> Well, we don't want you to lean up. That's the thing. >> I don't I can't breathe. I have heart issues, you dumb. >> Okay. Well, >> after nearly 10 minutes of struggle, she pretended to have heart problems, but when the ambulance arrived, she refused treatment. The act ended as both were finally escorted to jail. >> I'm just going to pass out. Pass out on the ground. We're good. Then lean up against the car. >> Yeah, we need like cat scans to our head and [ __ ] since that black put his hands on us. This would be great for cops. >> Both mother and son were charged with trespassing and resisting an officer. The mother, identified as Janet, later pled no contest to trespassing and was sentenced to 20 days in jail with credit for time served. What do you think about this reckless mother and son duo? Share your thoughts in the comments below. Starting with the most stubborn shoplifter caught 10 times and still didn't quit. >> You got to go with me. >> Just talk to me. >> No. On March 30th, 2025, police immediately responded to a report from Walmart about a woman who had repeatedly trespassed and come back to steal again. What follows are just two of the many times she was caught in the act. >> What's going on? >> Uh have a female that caught stealing here before. She's been trespassed twice out of here. >> Okay. >> And I just went watching her. >> Okay. >> Wait for you guys. What's she doing now? >> She has a cart full of stuff and she's marking merchandise off like you can see. >> Okay. Okay. >> She's been here two times before and each time last time was like two grand of the stuff. >> I watched her for 3 and 1/2 hours in my shift. >> Wow. >> I mean, it's $2,100, but it was right at 11:00 when we were closing >> and I wait I stayed over an hour just watching. >> Security recognized her as Ashley, the same woman who stole over $2,000 weeks ago. They watched for hours. Moments later, she was caught red-handed inside the restroom. >> Do you have anything in your backpack that you haven't paid for? >> No. >> That you've taken out of packages? >> No. Okay. Do you mind if I look? >> It's mine. I use that. >> Okay. They've got you on video. All right. So, you just might as well cooperate. It's going to be a lot better for you. >> I don't do anything. I didn't take anything out of I didn't do anything. >> Okay. Go ahead and have a seat there. >> The officer bravely searched through piles of trash without any protection while Ashley calmly claimed she was innocent. But the evidence told a different story. Okay, go and get your backpack. Come with me. Go to the right. Just come over here. The suspect couldn't deny the pile of unpaid items and ripped tags. It seemed she was so used to being caught that she wasn't scared at all. Instead, she started pretending to be forgetful. >> Take the backpack off, please. >> So, they did verify she has been trespassed. They said dispatch did not >> they did not see >> pulled up on our system. >> I forgot. >> You forgot you were trespassed. >> You were told that you were trespassed from here. >> Yeah. And I forot. >> Okay. All right. Go ahead and turn around. >> You're being arrested for criminal trespass cuz you are not supposed to be here at Walmart. Be careful with my library. >> Okay. >> About those boxes. I mean, they watched you take the items out of it. >> I didn't freaking touch the damn things. >> And they watched you do it. >> I don't care what they said on camera. I didn't touch nothing. Like that. >> After processing, she was given a court date for April 28th, facing two charges: criminal trespass and retail theft. You'd think she'd learned her lesson, but two weeks later, she was right back at it again. >> She's marked out tags quite a few times previously and has been trespassed >> at least once. She's over by the fitting room, I believe. >> Okay. >> Hey, so do you have an ID on you by chance? >> No. >> What's your name? >> I don't have one. >> You don't have a name? This time when asked to stop and show her ID, Ashley refused right away and tried to walk off, making the situation tense. >> Ma'am, can I talk to you for a second? Can I see what she steal the bag? >> Ma'am, can I talk to you? >> Command five, she's walking back towards the entrance. >> My phone's in my my phone's in the car. >> Okay. All right. Hey, ma'am. >> I'm not talking to you. >> Can you talk to me? Hey, let go of me. >> Just talk to me. >> No, let go of me. >> All right. >> Let go of me right now. >> By customer service. >> Let go of me. >> Ma'am, please identify yourself. >> No. >> Let go of me. >> All right. I'm going to walk you through the entrance. Okay. >> Let go. Let go of me. >> The suspect kept resisting and even dared to slap an officer, forcing them to arrest her on the spot. >> Stop. Stop. >> Let go me. >> I'm done with this. I'm done. Let go of me. >> Talk to me. What's What is your name? >> Go. Let go of me. >> Go. Let go. >> Put your hands on your back. Put your hands on your back. >> I didn't know. >> Do you know that you just smacked me? >> Yeah, because you wouldn't let go of me. >> Okay. Well, that's Sian police officer. Where's your ID at? >> Hand on her. She slapped me. >> Okay. Finally, Ashley was charged with battery on an officer, resisting arrest and criminal trespass. Yet somehow, she walked free again and again. Hard to believe someone can get caught this many times and still be released. What do you think about that? Next. And now, let's see spoiled teens $450 salon scam explodes in her face. >> Listen, if I paid for this, can I please hair salon? >> I don't care who you are. I will beat you. On November 18th in Savannah, two young women got their nails and lashes, but when it came time to pay, they tried to run. One of them bolted out the back, leaving her friend behind. Here's how the police handled it. >> So, try to get in the car and then the back to go to the bathroom, right? And she go to the bathroom. Why she open the door? Even she should tell us. We can let her already gone. The already runs. And then she get me the car. She run the back. I grab her back and then she run the back. screaming. My friend got her in the roll and then she gave me the car. The cars don't have money in there. So, she said she got to pay for what she she want run away. >> Her services that were done. So, the services get have not yet been paid, right? Okay. So, she's still here. Her friend is >> her friend ran away. >> Staff said the two women tried to skip out without paying. One used a card with no money. The other ran after pretending to use the restroom. They caught one and she acted smug and defiant. Your >> purse. Your ID. My phone. Can I please go get my phone from outside? >> The lady grabbed me when I was trying to go. They locked the door on some weird because me and her were supposed to play together. >> I was trying to go outside. It was not trying to let me go outside and some exit in the back door and she tackled me. So I panicked. I got scared. Jordan didn't rush there. So I ran away. Why did you tackle me trying to start? I love her. >> What What's your first name? >> My name is Andy. >> Spell it for me. >> All right. So, apparently her and a friend came in for nails and lashes. They had done a bill of 450, but she said they were supposed to pay together. I don't know what happened from that point. I'm still getting the bottom. She's still here. Her friend took off. >> Andy grew angry, insisting she only went to her car for money. But tension rose fast. Luckily, another officer arrived just in time before the truth turned into a brawl. >> Well, actually, they chased her. They had to chase her and bring her back. >> Anyway, she wasn't talking to you. She was talking to me. >> I don't care. I don't care. >> I don't care. >> I don't care who you are. I will beat Do it. Do it. Do it, bro. Cuz I got 450. I got 450, bro. Calm down. >> Don't get my Don't get my outfit to the chick. >> I'm not scared. Come on. What's up? >> Okay. Okay. >> You're talking with me. Me, not her. Okay. >> Ignore. >> All right. >> Let her let her speak with them. Okay. Talk. You're talking to me right now, right? Officers quickly separated them for questioning. The staff and a regular customer exposed the suspect's true nature while she kept arguing she'd done nothing wrong. >> And when she walked, she looking right straight to the back. >> To the back. Okay. So, y'all was able and I can tell. >> So, one of my left, y'all was able to get her keep her inside and then she gave you a car. >> She ran out the back door. The men chased her and brought her back. >> She gave me the car right now. She gave her the car. She gave She gave you a car and she tried to walk from the back door. Okay. >> And I make sure everything is >> She went out the back door. They chased her down and broke in the front door. >> They gave me the first and she ran >> and I tried to run out to grab her back, but when I got her, she throw everything on. >> Show your nails. She scratched her. >> Yeah. >> Show your nail. and my nail got kind of >> Do you need the EMS or anybody to I have to ask you? >> Staff described the scene as pure chaos. Andy ran out, fought back, broke an employees nail, and shouted she had money to pay yet never showed a dime. >> Can I listen? If I pay for this, can I please? >> That's what I'm in the process of. >> She's speaking with her right now. >> Weird. So what happened? You you and your friend came in. >> Yeah. So me and my friend her came in for a set and lashes, right? >> Okay. >> So me and her already agreed before we came over here that she was going to pay for her half and I was half we were supposed to put our money together to pay for the whole set >> which was the 450, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> So when when it was time like when I was getting my lashes done, she had left out to go smoke and I was trying to tell her to come on. So like she was like, "Oh, the dude in front of the door and whatnot." And I had realized like the dude was standing in front of the door. So I went to push the door and whatnot. And the door was locked. So weird. So she was like just go out to the exit door or whatnot. So I tried to go out through the exit door that way to go to her so we could talk about how they was going to do this cuz we was never going to run away. That's stupid. The came and grabbed me and and trying to like hold me and I panicked cuz I wasn't expecting that from I I wasn't expecting that. So I panic and I took my jacket off cuz she was trying to like hold me. So I ran because she scared me and then they had caught me. >> Okay. >> And then the car when we jo the car she have money. But when I rent the car the car say decline. It mean don't have no money. >> So it still hasn't been paid for. >> And she went back. Oh my god. She gave me no fair. She acting so crazy. She keep running around walking around the middle. No. No. as it a private only inspired people working no customer. >> Faced with witnesses and undeniable evidence, Andy tried to pay, hoping to dodge the charges, but it was too late. She started cursing at other customers, forcing officers to deal with the wrestr $2,000. We not doing that. >> Let her go. You ain't got to press charges. I ain't going to press charges about me that me that me that I'm to the I'm about to put you in my car >> because you're not finished. >> You can call but you got to call out the car cuz put your phone back. >> Can I get my phone? >> You can get your phone when you get in the car. >> Yes. Cuz if y'all gonna keep arguing, >> we're not doing that. >> So, what about payments? >> We're working on it. She's making a couple. She's making a couple calls. Like I said, we're >> In the end, Miracle escaped, leaving her friend Andy to cover the entire $450 herself. Andy was charged with theft of services for refusing to pay the bill and disorderly conduct for causing chaos inside the salon. She was banned from the property and released with a court summon. Let this be a reminder. Quick lies and cheap tricks may save you once, but they always cost more in the end. Starting with these shoplifterss thought they would never be caught. >> Looks just like you. Got you on video. >> You don't have me on video. >> Oh, yeah. We do >> because she's she's discriminating. >> I'm I'm about to sue the out of >> On May 11th, 2025, airport police responded to a report at the Sunglass Hut. A woman was suspected of stealing Metarban glasses. She and her accomplice distracted the clerk, hid the item within seconds, and left quickly. Watch how officers handled it. >> Between two and four. You got her on video. >> Yep. It's got the Georgia thing. And the air the Air Force Ones. >> Yep. One pair of sunglasses. We saw her take it off the shelf and put it in their pocket and leave. >> Can Can you hang >> If they just give it back, do you want to still proceed? prosecute cuz it's over 500. >> Okay. >> The store employee provided clear evidence and had no intention of forgiving the thief if caught. Just minutes later, police intercepted the two suspects before they could board their flight. >> Yep. How long ago was this? >> It was at >> Georgia. Not that long ago. >> Okay. Let me see if I can find her. >> All right. Thank you. Um >> I'll come back to take more information if I can't find her. Yep. Okay, we got her on video stealing sunglasses walked out the door. She's over here to my left at southwest gate between two and four. We got her on video. >> Yep. It's got the Georgia thing and the the Air Force ones. >> Yep. One pair of sunglasses. We saw her take it off the shelf and put it in her pocket and leave. Can Can you hang and watch her? I'm going to go back to someone else's house to let you know we got her. Okay. >> And to get the video ready. Okay. >> When approached, the woman flatly denied it. Confident there was no video of her, but police insisted the evidence was undeniable. Watch how she tried every trick to test the officer's patience. >> That was taken from the store. Show it to me before you go inside because I don't know what you're going to be doing in there. >> I'm going to go use the rest. >> So, how can I trust you that? Yeah, he's sitting up here talking about saying that me and mama stole something. Mama gone. I'm trying to go pee and change my tampon. They making it a big deal. >> And they >> So, so first things first, you know what you you know why we're talking, right? >> No, I don't know. But I have you told her I need to >> I told her that we have >> We can address it. >> She's been alleged, >> right? So, how can I trust you that? >> Yeah. He sitting up here saying that me and mama stole something. Mama gone. I'm trying to go pee and change my tampon. They making it a big deal. >> And they I like >> she's been she's been accused of lifting and we have it on video. >> She stalled with every excuse. Grandma, tampons, bathroom breaks, even blaming the police for giving her a hard time. In the end, she was dragged back to the store. Her hope of escaping charges looked slimmer than ever. understanding you will be hearing. >> I know I know but I know but I hear me out but you didn't let me finish. So I'm going to give you some information. We watched the video camera. We did see you take the glasses. We did see you putting your persons and we saw you walk out. We didn't see you go back in and give it back to her. So my next question is where is it? Where did you put it? >> I handed them back to her. >> So come on in. >> Excuse me, man. When I picked those glasses up, you may have thought that I put glasses in my pocket, but I had a vape in my hand. >> Well, this got you on camera right here. >> And I got the vape in my hand. You seen me put the whole thing. >> You seen me put something in my pocket, but it was my baby. >> And the lady that was with you, she took them, too. >> Well, I don't know what anybody else has going on. >> Yeah, she's got it, too. And she can feel it under her shirt. You just put them in your bag. >> When confronted, she kept denying and blamed the woman she was with. Her circular claim that she only put a vape in her pocket, not the glasses, showed her desperate excuses were heading straight into a dead end. >> I'm I'm about to sue the out cuz I know for a fact I didn't put it in my >> first and foremost. You don't have to use any phone language. We're all civil. >> Where's my phone so I can call my lawyer? >> I'm not sure. I not sure where your phone is. >> Oh god. You want some extra out ass [ __ ] on some racism and I'll never come back here. >> Give get my identity off your phone. That's another lawsuit. >> Yeah, ma'am. I didn't record. >> Okay, just go ahead and bring up bring up the video. >> Give me off your phone. You don't have my authorization to have >> the state consent for the second party to record if you'd like to ask me. >> That's right. >> From the camera, you can't record and I'll show you the video. No, they said I have rights to be in here. >> Yes, ma'am. They can show it to you though whenever they get out. If you talk back to that, we're not going to show. >> I'd like Chris out though, please. >> Okay, you got to go. >> The suspect kept arguing and crying foul, ridiculously claiming she was a victim of racism and demanding a lawyer. The patience of both the store staff and police had finally reached its limit. No, you're under arrest now for retail fab shop. >> It's a misdemeanor. You'll be >> get you moving right along. >> There you go. You found those. >> Tampering with evidence as well. >> Tampering with evidence. Roger. Are those it? >> That's them. Yes, sir. >> Okay. Ma'am, you've been charged with shoplifting and tampering with evidence. These are demonstration. >> Okay, ma'am. You've been charged with shoplifting and tampering with evidence. >> These are demonstration glasses, but they're still the same price as a live working pair. >> Okay. >> Okay. Well, can I find my family so I can let them know? >> Well, I think they know you're here, but they'll probably see you on the way out. >> Did you want to record that though? >> Yeah, I'll let him deal with that. >> So, I'm about to go to jail down here. >> Afterward, police found the sunglasses hidden in the restroom. The woman was officially charged while her older accomplice managed to board the flight and escape, leaving her behind to face justice. >> Why would I not be? I ain't got my phone or nothing. Like, I'm miles away from home. Like, right. Like, I can't get a ticket. >> We found you first, but we're going to look for her now. With charges of felony shoplifting over $500 and tampering with evidence, this woman now faces a sentence of one to over 10 years in prison under Georgia law.