What happens to thieves who think they can walk away so easily? Put your hand back. >> I didn't walk out with anything. >> All you have to do is conceal. >> Put your hand. >> Put things into a bag is all you have to do. >> But what's really behind it? >> I do also have the little thing that she ripped off the top of my box that she was going to use the ticket switch. There's more to these stories than meets the eye. >> Nonstop. >> Roll on your stomach now. >> Roll on your stomach. >> Roll on your stomach. Roll on your stomach. >> Here are the times when shoplifterss think CCTV didn't catch them. First, let's see what happened that left this woman so worried. >> Hey, put your hands on back. >> Please help me bull it out more. >> What's it going to be? >> Like 200. He said it was going to be like 2,000. >> On the 19th of September, 2023, a woman showed up at a Walmart in Melbourne, Florida, but not to shop. Loss Prevention caught her concealing merchandise in a backpack and officers were called to the scene and approached the suspect. myself. Can you get my debit card and cooler all that stuff? >> Hey, this guy tried to work a lot. >> I tried. No, he didn't. >> Yes, he did. I know. Turn around and go the other way. >> No, he didn't. >> All I did is say yes. >> I heard the whole conversation. >> You're not working. >> It's been a long time, sir. I just got to pick it up. >> How much you live in here? a lot. Remember her? You saw her in the office and put everything in. Can >> you see the patrol car out front? >> I did not. >> Can you uh when you guys hang on to her and repark the car? >> We'll take her in the back. I get my computer back. >> Can you take her in the back or do you want just wait for you? >> This wasn't the woman's first time here, so acting difficult wouldn't help her escape the charges. It only helped officers understand why she was stealing. Meanwhile, the merchandise was also being identified as household necessities. >> Hey, what was concealed on that guy's I was calling you. What was concealed? The the Gatorade, the sub. >> The Gator and the sub. >> And I heard you say something about the shorts. >> The shorts were he was wearing. >> He was wearing the shorts. Okay. >> But we're throwing away the food, right? What do you mean? >> The food you're chucking. >> Yeah. Yeah. I can't resell it. >> Yeah. That's why I marked down. >> Even with the shoes and the shorts, I can't resell them. Okay. So, I'll mark down all that. Man, there is ample amount of services in this area that give out stuff. When you approached her, did at any time, did she try to flee with the merchandise? >> Yeah, with the backpack. And then I >> Oh, there's stuff in the background. >> Yeah. I said all I want is myself in the back. >> Can we go through the backpack? >> Huh? >> Not yet. >> Can we go through it? >> A large amount of merchandise was found in a complete mess. as if she had simply taken whatever she liked without necessarily needing it. Meanwhile, loss prevention was also verifying her criminal history within the Walmart system alone. >> I'll be done with it tomorrow. >> Is that what it normally happens? >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. I'll have to see if I can pick it up and then upload it for you. >> I think I took one of your copies. >> You sure? I have two of them. >> All right. Thanks, man. Um, are you able to see you got dress? Oh, ready for the concealment? >> Yeah, I'm waiting. >> I do also have the little thing that she ripped off the top of my box. She was going to use the ticket switch at the top. I'll show you the See all the apparel? Yeah. Ready? And into the cooler. puts on this. Uh 3967 or that probably be the um the the top one. Would that probably the big thing that's the closet maybe? >> So what I'm going to do is I'm going to put >> one tier. >> Yeah. I think it's like the main soft or something like that. >> Do you have to type all that stuff? >> No, but we have a program. So watch this. And then I put in some of her information. I can get to another screen where I can just type in a few of these numbers and then I'll break it down for me. >> I don't want you to type it all in there. Can you just draw a line to what the stuff just typed in there? The IMEI number >> and then auto name and descriptions. >> Yeah, >> it's way I don't want to make more work for you. >> No, it's not it's not a lot. With her theft confirmed, being trespassed from Walmart was inevitable. But given her repeated offenses, would that be the only consequence she had to face? >> See that camera? Give me a smile. Little bit of a smile. At least look at the camera. >> Hey, so also what's going to happen? He's trespassing from the property. You can't come back on this Walmart property for a year. Any questions? All right, let's go. You want to bring one of these? >> Um, do we have letter recording? Can you just sign it? >> Yeah. We have no other way. South arms up this way. I don't know if you want to keep that. And just put her name on it. You keep the yellow. >> Yeah, just put her name on the case number right now. I get charged again, but it's a felony. >> It's a felony cuz you have >> Well, you have more than three. >> What? >> Yeah, you have se I stopped counting at two. Um, you have Well, you've been doing it for quite a few years. When you want to do it, cuz the ones I was looking at is 2013, 2014. I was I was trying to get off the hill. Like I've been off the hill. >> Inside the patrol car, the pressure seemed to be weighing on the woman, causing her to reveal her desperation and regret over what had just happened. >> It's 5:00 traffic. He was right. He was around us one. Mark. Mark. [ __ ] man. >> What? What happened, man? >> I was trying to get stuff so I could have somewhere to sleep, man. >> [ __ ] >> I didn't have a blowup mattress of anything. You know what I mean? I was just trying to get a little twin size blowup mattress and some curtains or whatever. [ __ ] Where's your bike at? >> It's over on the other side. where the bike rack is. >> Okay. Well, [clears throat] good luck. >> Did you >> I don't know what to tell you, man. >> Are you going to send the money? Please. Please let me help me bond out. >> Huh? >> Can you hear her? Okay. Yeah. >> Please help me bond out more. >> What's it going to be? >> Like 200. He said it was going to be like 2,000, but it's going to be like 10 10% of that. >> Okay. Well, I sense some on your phone. In the end, the woman was charged with felony [music] petite theft. Repeated theft convictions can turn a relatively minor shoplifting offense into a felony, carrying consequences far beyond the value of the stolen merchandise. Financial hardship and regret may help explain someone's actions, but they do not erase criminal responsibility or prevent prior convictions from increasing the severity of the charges. But what if the shoplifter actually pays? Let's see what happens in the next case. >> You could uh fake those. I don't know if her wave. >> There's some I got counterfeit money, too. Like, did the girl didn't fake money in her foot? >> On the 3rd of September, 2026, at a CVS store, an employee was handling a transaction with a 22-year-old woman who had traveled from Los Angeles, California to shop. However, the payment turned out to be problematic, which prompted the employee to call the police. >> No, I am. I'm like walking around the boat. That's what I'm saying. >> Stay right over there. >> Fake bills. Hi. How are you? >> Yeah. I'm like, what's going on? >> Just let know you're on body camera. Okay. >> Yeah, I know. I'm good. I'm like using I was trying to walk around and like David's holding me in here. What's going on? >> Okay, we'll be right with you. >> [laughter] >> I was trying to be >> fake. >> At this point, officers began gathering the woman's information, but the more she spoke, the more suspicious the details she provided became. >> Do you have identification, aren't you? My name is Officer Bro, like I said, John. Yeah, I I don't have my ID exactly on me. It's at home, but you know, no, I don't. I'm from Los Angeles, California. >> Do you have it? >> Um, it's from California. >> Okay. So, I give everyone this one fair warning. >> I don't have it in here at all. Like, it's >> fair. >> Wait, what's going on? cuz you have my bills and I'm like, >> "Okay, so this is >> Yeah. I'm like, what's wrong? Like I'm I'm scared. That's why I stopped. I'm going to wait on here for my change and shit." >> Okay. So, right now, >> I'm going to ask you your name and information. >> Okay. >> 6:00 in the morning. I'm sure you got places to go. >> Yes, I do. I have a son and I'm like, I'm confused. So, what's going on? Can you >> I'm just going to ask you if information if you provide false information. Okay. >> What's a criminal charge? >> Okay, that's fine. >> All right. What's your first name? >> It's K I M. >> E Y A. K I M. E Y A >> K Y M. >> Yeah. E Y A >> E Y A. >> Last name Sanders. >> Sanders. S A M D E R S. >> S A M >> D E R S. >> Where's your ID out of? >> Um it's in California. Los Angeles. I'm not from there. So your first name is Ben. Spell it. >> Kameha. K I M E Y Y A. Last name Sandra S A M D I M >> E Y A. >> Tell me what's going on. >> Yes. >> It's >> As the officer approached her, the woman became visibly irritated and made little effort to hide her attitude, prompting the officer to explain why she was being detained. Yeah. Hello. >> The police just stopped me in here. No, cuz I'm like trying to figure out what's going on. I'm like >> I'm um 22. I'm 22. >> Do you have anything on your phone? I could stream like a Facebook or something. >> No, I don't have anything. Like I'm just trying to Can you tell me what's going on? Cuz that's still above my rights and I'm like really lost right now. >> You're under investigation right now for counterfeit comments. >> That's Wait, hold on. They just said I have counterfeit. >> Wait, are you >> You're under investigation for it. Do you have something where you could show me what >> on your phone? >> No, I don't have nothing on my phone right now. But wait, can I see that? >> No, >> cuz I actually make sales. I just want to see to make sure cuz I'm like lost right now. >> You have something? >> No, I don't have nothing and I'm lost right now. >> You have social media? >> Um, I have social media. That's about it. But >> you could show me. >> Show you what? >> Facebook page. >> Why would I need to? Is that >> because you're saying your name? >> Yeah, but my fa my Instagram is not even under my real name. Like it's just a like what what is going on? Like >> so if you're I'm just letting you know. >> I'm not lying. You can look up anything like it's it's me. >> And you said you're >> I'm 22. I'm I'm >> I don't know what's going on right now. They're not saying nothing. Like >> there's one I got counterfeit money too. Like did the girl getting fake money or why your first name got? >> It's K I M E Y A. Last name S A M D E R S. >> The first name is Kilo India Mike Echo Lang Alfred. The last name Sierra Alfred. >> They're talking about counterfeit. >> While the woman continued avoiding the officer's questions, another officer spoke with the store employee to understand what had happened and how he had discovered the counterfeit bills. What's in your store? What you what you try doing? >> She tried loading up a cash app, hand me those bills. I could tell right away just from the texture that they're fake. So, I ran them through the the counterfeit checker and then >> check also. What's your name, sir? >> George. What's your date of birth? >> Phone number. ain't going to load. You don't have enough money for your phone. Like today, I had to pay my phone bill. That's why I'm looking. My phone bill right now. Like I'll show you right now. Like >> I literally just came here cuz my phone bill >> um I'm here with my boyfriend right now actually. She in the car. >> Um no, not right now. I don't know. Like I don't know where he is. >> So he just left you with you? >> No, he didn't leave me. Like I don't know. You can just I don't know. I'm I'm like on the phone with him. I don't want to let him talk. So, I don't want to put my phone to my ear. >> Hello. >> Yeah. >> They're not like letting me out the store. I don't know. >> The woman couldn't explain why she had the counterfeit bills, but officers couldn't be certain she was telling the truth, so they detained her for further investigation. >> Okay. >> It's no way. I mean, can I hold my phone, right? >> Okay, I'll put it in my bag. It's okay. >> Am I getting arrested? >> What am I being arrested for? >> Okay. Can I hear it one more time? >> Thank you. >> Can I close my purse? I just want to close my purse cuz no one in my what do you think >> it's utter encounter? It's just the the title of the chapter. >> Wait, how do I This is I didn't know. How do I like I didn't know it was given to me. >> There's no way I can get I don't know. >> I don't know. The woman was charged with forgery involving counterfeit currency. Honesty and cooperation matter when facing an investigation. But claiming ignorance does not automatically remove responsibility. When suspicious circumstances arise, the best course is to remain calm, avoid misleading officers, and let the legal process determine the facts. So, was the woman's $3,000 purse enough to get her out of trouble? >> Do you see? I don't steal. I have on the back. $3,000 purse. I don't steal. Never come back over to this Target in this area. Nothing. Like, I don't know if they racist or what. >> On the 9th of March 2025, a well-dressed woman went shopping at Target with a relative, but they were stopped by the store's loss prevention staff and asked to enter the loss prevention office. Officers were quickly called to the scene and they soon learned the reason behind the incident. >> They were caught basically shoving like a bunch of like clothing in a bag that they took from a bus and then they got to walk out. >> All right. >> Why are you saying we didn't walk out? >> So basically one of the times I can hear cuz you're both yelling. So go let me let me get her side of the story. So basically I was looking for my cousin. My cousin walked out from me. >> And is this your cousin? >> Yes. My phone is there. She has the money up on her app. So I'm looking for her around the store. I see her downstairs right there by the escalator. I'm telling her to come pay for the stuff. I'm walking down. They said, "Come here." I come here. I'm applying with you guys. I said, they say, "Yeah, you can't just walk past the thing. It's a policy where you just can't walk past the thing." I tell them, "I was looking for my cousin. My phone is there. I'm trying to pay for my merchandise." They say, "Well, we have a policy where you can't walk past the thing." I said, "Well, I'm sorry. I didn't know that. I didn't leave out the door. I'm applying with you guys. You guys are telling me come back because I didn't, you know, I can't walk past." >> No, I'm saying I'm applying like playing and playing with you guys. So, I turn back around, do what they say. I tell them, "Can I pay for my stuff?" Cuz I'm not trying to leave out the door. I was looking for my cousin. My phone is clearly dead. She has my money up on her Apple. >> So, like all of that is just my favorite Target. Do you see? I don't steal. I have on a th000 $3,000 purse. I don't steal. This my favorite target. Like that's what I'm trying to explain to them. He just sat up here and listen to our whole story. Then when y'all came in, it was just a whole completely different story. >> She tried to use her wealth as an excuse to deny the shoplifting allegations while her relative beside her continued adding to the story with a string of excuses. But on my end, when I was walking out, but I have the app on my phone to pay for everything. You get what I'm saying? But I ended up walking off because I realized that my key wasn't on my thing. I've been looking for it and I realized that it failed. So, I was down there looking for my key. But I have to pay for the things because >> by the carts. >> Yeah. Downstairs. >> Okay. >> Yeah. So, her phone is there. I have everything on my phone to pay for it. I just asked them, but she was looking for me. She couldn't call me. she's going to do anything. I walked out. >> They acted like I walked towards the door. I didn't even walk towards the door. >> So, just so you I'm just going to explain to you how the law works and what so anytime you walk past the last point of purchase, which is all upstairs and come downstairs, you technically have committed a theft, right? >> She never walked downstairs. >> She walked downstairs. >> They turned me around basically saying you can't pass this because that's basically stealing. I said, "Oh, I'm sorry. I was just looking for my cousin so she could pay for my stuff. It was not like I wasn't implying or anything like I see if I was implying boosters they run out of stores. Like I'm not no booster. I don't steal. I don't have no reason to steal. You're still on the holy day. >> Their story might have sounded convincing, but it was far from trustworthy, especially with the possibility that they had planned for each other to leave the shopping area separately. The law is the law. And the officers now explained the potential consequences of their actions. >> What's the problem? >> You're under arrest for retail theft. >> Why? And I didn't take nothing. I didn't leave out the door. >> Like I'm able to pay for my stuff. That's what I'm telling them. Like I never >> past purchase. Okay. Stay up. >> But sir, I didn't leave out the door. >> I was looking for my cousin. >> You went past the last point. >> But I didn't know that. I didn't like I didn't know that that was going to like you have to leave physically leave out the door. I didn't know. Did you get my >> like there's no way that I can talk to the manager because I literally didn't know like I didn't know that I was going to get in trouble for looking for my cousin. Like I wasn't trying to steal I literally was trying together kind of right before you left. You knew where she >> We was together the whole time. But she walked off. >> I like I said I walked off because I was looking for >> because Okay. Well, we're not going to argue about that. Oh, >> so it's no possible way that I could pay for these things like >> because I didn't steal them. I wasn't trying to steal these things. >> Under Illinois law 720 ILCS 516 to25, concealing merchandise and passing the last point of purchase without paying can constitute retail theft, making it difficult for the woman to escape the allegations. However, the prosecution would still need to establish the elements of the offense. Meanwhile, both women continued arguing with store staff, hoping to change the outcome. >> Okay. And for you guys, >> um, for the story that y'all told, because you know, you came in this case, the best lawyer, >> you said initially cuz you say everything was fine, the same, and third. For real, all you need. >> Yeah, I got it. Thank you. >> Get my phone. I think we have his ID. >> Take it out and get this over with. >> Can I get um >> Yes, please get >> Please. Need all that cash you first. >> Yes, that's what I'm saying. I have money to buy. I wasn't about to steal nothing. >> The law says once you pass this register, you pass the last 25. >> I don't know what the law says, but I wasn't feeling nothing. They It's a billion people around me looking at me. Why would I see it? Like a million people up in here looking at me. I seen I seen every last security guard. I'm sorry. I seen every little security guard standing right here. Like I literally walked right past them in front of their face. All I see is they like, "Come here. Come here." And I'm not trying to apply. Like I see y'all in my face. I'm telling y'all. My cousin is right there. I'm trying to get her so she can pay for my stuff. She didn't know I was at the She didn't know I was about to walk to the register name. She in a whole another different area. >> She continued trying to defend herself, growing increasingly frustrated with the consequences she was facing and even accusing the staff of discrimination. >> This is crazy. We just went to church this morning. All that stuff like this is crazy. I would never like never come back over to this argument in this area. Nothing. Like I don't know if they racist or what. I don't know what's going on for real because y'all literally see me. I walked past y'all in y'all's face. Like I was looking I walked past y'all in y'all face. Y'all I knew y'all was standing right there. This is not no secret. I'm trying to get hurt and I'm telling y'all what I'm trying to get. >> Did y'all see that on the camera? >> What's that? >> That I wasn't even all the way down the escalade yet. >> She got to the bases. >> Yeah, because I'm telling her like come on. I have to pay for this stuff here to search. Move back so I can put the seat belt seat belt. Slide back. I'll grab it. >> In the end, the woman was charged with retail theft. Having money or claiming to be a loyal customer does not excuse suspected theft. When facing accusations, arguing, changing explanations, or making unsupported claims of discrimination will not erase the evidence. The best course is to remain calm and let the facts determine the outcome. Next, let's move on to this airport theft case. >> Yeah, I took the thing from the airport. >> Okay. What did you take? >> Glasses. >> Okay. Where are they? Pull them out right now. Okay. >> Stand just one second. >> Take your bag off. No. No. Stand up. >> Stand up. On the 24th of June 2026, deputies were dispatched to DFW airport following a reported theft. The suspect was reportedly a man who replaced the Rabbi sunglasses with an empty box and even removed the security tag before leaving the store. Here's what happened when the officers approached him. >> Hey, how's it going? I'm officer of the airport, please. Let's >> What happened? >> Wait, I'm offic. All right, so >> do you know why we're speaking with you? >> No, I don't Okay, be honest with us. >> Okay, what happened? >> All right, we got cameras all around. Why are we talking to you? You know why? >> Okay, what happened? >> You tell me what happened. >> Yeah, I took the thing from there. >> Okay, what did you take? >> Uh, glasses. >> Okay, where are they? Pull them out right now. >> Sorry for that. >> No, no, this. >> All right. Did you take anything else or just the glasses? >> Yeah, just the glasses. >> Okay. >> Once he gives it, let's just go ahead and >> if I agree, you do not ask me. >> What? >> Do not ask me if I >> do not Well, here's the thing. Let's go ahead and get the glasses first. >> This one. He admitted to taking the sunglasses, but was unable to produce them, forcing deputies to detain him for further investigation. >> Here, do one second. Take your bag off. >> No, no, no. Stand up. >> Stand up. Stand up. Put your hands back. >> All right. >> You got it. Yeah. >> Drop your bag. >> You're going to be under arrest for theft. >> All right. Yep. >> I'll take the report. Okay. Where are the glasses? >> I I told you. >> Don't worry, we'll find them in the Okay, >> I'll we'll go through it all. >> Is your ID in here? >> Yeah, I like >> And your wallet? >> Yes, my wallet. >> Let me run it real quick and we'll go. >> Yeah, wallet in front. >> Hey, to see you right here. >> Sit down. >> Is everything here current? >> Uh, >> your address and all that? >> Uh, no. One this old lady. I have one ID on my >> where >> uh look at this. Yeah, right here. This is my gas. >> After being arrested, he began pleading with the deputies to let him catch his upcoming flight. But it seemed he failed to realize that his own actions had already made that impossible. >> I stole it. I just pick it up. I want to look. I forget. >> Oh, no. When you pick it up and you put it in a bag inside of a bag and then you leave the store with it, that's called stealing. >> No, no. I got you. >> All right. It's better that you just stop talking. You're already under arrest, right? >> No, no, that's fine. I got you, but u I have a flight around 8:00. >> You have any drugs? Anything illegal in your bag we should know about? >> I charge you in uh this uh >> any drugs, weapons, or anything illegal? Okay. >> Those are them. >> No, not a problem. >> Sick. Okay. Can I get a kiss and everything? >> So, yep. We're working on that right now. I'll bring it back to you guys. Okay. What are these? >> This my already. >> You bought these? >> No, no, no. This is the broken one. Look at that. They already broken. I >> So, you didn't steal these, right? >> No. Okay. >> Australia. There's a broken one. The leg and when I came from the All right. Go ahead and stand up for me. Show the throw that stuff in his bag real quick. >> At this point, the man continued expressing his belated remorse. But the more he tried to defend himself, the more awkward the situation became. >> No, no, I understood that. I appreciate it. I I admit it and I not doing the >> Maybe you should learn to not steal things in the first place. >> No, I completely understand. I don't want to force you. I know you're under my like what do you call the force in America? I don't against anybody, but I'm concerned. My flight 8:00 by 8:00 let me go. I have to go to work with myself. Well, I'm telling you, we're not going to work tomorrow. We're going to jail tonight. >> Oh my goodness. >> All right, let's go. >> I'd be happy to call your work and tell them why you're not coming though. >> No, I understand. >> No, you sure? >> No, I admit everything properly. I don't lie to you. Like, I very clearly admitted. >> Well, no, you see the happened when you stole the glasses. Okay, that's that's my period. This is my period. I don't say I'm doing the attention. This is not my record that I stoing things. You know what I mean? All right. So, and uh I'm not that kind of person. If you look at my record, you should have had >> But you are that kind of person, right? You show. >> No, >> you can't say you're not and then that's what you did. >> No, no. I did it but I'm not have a record like I'm doing the other potentially. >> That's all right cuz you do know. >> Okay. Sorry for that. I'm fully cooperate with you guys. >> No, you're not sorry. You're sorry you got caught. >> I'm not saying sorry. I'm not fully cooperating with you guys and uh I'm not like doing any [ __ ] His pleas seemed to have no effect on the nononsense deputies, but he still refused to give up, even bringing his family into the conversation in an attempt to gain their sympathy. >> All right, even if this is your first time, to the judge and I'll tell you whatever you got to do. All right, spread your feet for me. >> All right, dude. You got anything on you? Anything that's going to poke me? >> Nothing's going to hurt me. >> Come on. Anything in your bag? >> No, just my medicine. >> Nothing you're not supposed to have in the United States. If you go to the jail and it if it enters the jail, it's another felony. Okay. >> And uh again, no, sir. And uh please uh I have a family. It's too late. >> No, no, I I told you. >> You should have thought about your family before you decided to steal glasses in the first place. >> Again, I just took everything. >> Yeah, that's called stealing. In the end, Ravendill was charged [music] with theft. Taking something that doesn't belong to you can cost far more than its price, especially when it puts your plans, work, and family responsibilities at risk. Accepting responsibility means being honest about your actions from the beginning rather than pleading for sympathy only after getting caught. Next, let's see what happened when this rich kid tried to steal a bulldozer. nonstop. This >> vicious [ __ ] cycle. >> So, we're the cable guy. >> On the 12th of May, 2023, deputies received a report from a beachfront construction site about a man interfering with construction vehicles. They soon arrived at the scene to investigate and hear the worker's accounts of what had happened. >> All right, what happened? Okay. We've run down the bench to sand, right? We haven't had a problem with the guys all day. >> You have not had a problem. >> You have not. >> Okay. >> My last load and I, you know, we watch them and he was I was watching him from a distance. He was in the middle. Then he was running into the lane. He run out of the lane. So, I was kind of >> The lane for this >> uh No, out here on the beach, >> right? The lane. That's what I'm saying. The lane for the dumb truck on the beach. Okay. Well, right when I got to him, >> he runs the front of the truck. >> Okay. Like being funny or like trying to like was trying >> I'm not really sure, but he he just didn't want me to go anywhere. I think he's either drunk or >> But anyway, he's got two friends. >> And after a while, I told him, I said, "Look, dude, I got to go. You got to let my truck go cuz you have >> Just be clear, you're at the residence 3395 North Ocean Short, correct? >> Okay. >> And that's all the subject. >> So every time I went to take off, he would run in front of the truck to lay down. >> Okay. >> Or grab a hold of the truck. So I finally eventually I had to call I' asked his friends near the house that I believe he's staying with. And then he's down here on the beach. So >> can you give me a description what they're wearing real quick? was the one that I'll be to his location. Can you give me the address one more time? >> As deputies got closer to the incident involving the truck, another witness provided additional details, revealing that the situation was more serious than it initially appeared. >> Are they right here? >> Is that the guy? pulled over a 35 coming down the beach loaded with sand and he thought it'd be funny to run around in front of the truck and keep trying to wait out in front of the truck. She stopped. I got down here. His friends talked some sense into him. We got her moving. He punched one of his friends in the face that stay in his house over there with him. He would say, "Sure." 613 >> on the beach as well. 3395 behind the residence. It may be it may be related to two separate uh maybe a little bit. >> The deputy then approached the suspect who had been blocking the truck, but his attitude clearly showed no intention of cooperating. Even more concerning, his choice of words raised further questions about his behavior. How >> are you trying to find truck? Huh? >> Yeah. Can we talk? >> Huh? Why are you But I did have guys. Oh my god. You want some water? Where are you now? You move. All right. What are you doing? Get off me. All right. Come on. Go with me. A little water. You want some water? Come up here. I'm sorry. You're lying on this one. Breaking [ __ ] here. So now I want you off. You're blocking the work. The man kept moving dangerously close to the running bulldozer, increasing the risk of an accident. With the situation becoming more dangerous, the deputy was forced to use force to take him into custody. All right. Drink the water. Drink the water. We behind your back. >> So, what now, guys? >> So, what do we do now? >> Copy. Go live on that. >> Stop resisting. >> All right. >> Hear me? >> Yes. Yes. >> Just doing the same thing. Oh, okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. So, what do we do now? >> Roll your stomach. >> Roll on your stomach. >> Oh god. >> You're going to get tased. >> You're going to get tased. >> Roll on your stomach now. >> Roll on your stomach. >> Roll on your stomach. >> Roll on your stomach. >> Okay. >> Roll on your stomach. [screaming] >> Roll on your stomach. >> Okay. I need the water. Give me IT NOW. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. >> Don'ting move. >> Go on your stomach >> so WE CAN ALL BE [screaming] >> ON YOUR STOMACH. ALL RIGHT, let's transition this way. >> Get it. Come. >> All right. Right. Back off. Back off. Back off. >> I get it. [gasps] >> The struggle likely left the man with a mouthful of sand, which may explain why he kept asking for water. However, his unacceptable attitude made the situation even more difficult for the deputies. Give me some water. >> Dispatch has been obtained. [sighs] >> Water. It's >> viciousing cycle. So, we're the cable guy. So, if we want to just >> Oh, yeah. boundaries. [snorts] >> How much P how much LCD? How much LSD did you take? >> A lot. >> Yeah. You need an ambulance to come check you out? >> A little water. >> Huh? We're going to get you water, but you need an ambulance to come check you out. Now what? [clears throat] What's up? >> Call me. >> Can I ask you a question? >> What's the question? >> So, I'm the simulation. >> Huh? >> On the simulation. So, if I do water Holy What? All right. Give me a little water. >> Huh? >> The man was reportedly charged with resisting an officer without violence and disorderly intoxication. He allegedly pleaded guilty and received 9 months of probation. Although this outcome has not been independently verified, ignoring lawful orders and obstructing workers can turn a minor incident into a criminal matter. Even when someone is impaired, resisting officers only makes the situation more dangerous and can lead to additional legal consequences. Next, the thing this next woman steals will leave you shocked. >> Put your hand. >> Put things into a bag is all you have to do. >> I was saying I wasn't stealing anything. >> So, give me just a second. So, they are going to want to take you. Okay. So, I'm going to go ahead and put you in handcuffs. Okay. Oh my gosh. >> Some shoplifterss steal because they lack basic necessities, while others do it out of greed. But on the 4th of February, 2022 at Georgia Square Mall, a woman was caught stealing a toy not for her children or any other kid, but an adult toy along with several packages of batteries for it. This prompted officers to respond to the scene. And here's what happened next. You >> going to just get everything out that belongs to Spencer? That's mine. I thought you >> Yeah, we don't have anything else. >> Okay. >> We don't. >> Anything else from anywhere else? >> No. >> No, this our stuff. Personal stuff. Okay. >> You want to go check the bathroom? >> Yeah. I don't know if there was anything that bad, but I do know that's where my stuff was. >> Well, then somewhere else. >> No, that's mine. >> You have a receipt for it? >> Um, I do. And that's from um actually do you mind if I stick this in the wall real quick so the power >> That's fine. Yeah. >> Is that where the receipt is? Is in there? >> Yes. Cuz I used the Google bag. >> That's fine. >> All those are we live. >> Did you go to the bottom of this? >> That's fine. I need you. >> Did you Did you drop something in the bathroom? >> I did not. I don't need to drop it. >> I need to drop you. >> I promise you. You don't. >> Okay. I I'm just asking. >> So, I don't know why she just put that stuff there. Um, so I think I'm going to need to tell you, but I 100% know that's hers cuz I saw it. that trash, but I didn't put my hands in it cuz I don't have gloves. Sir, >> hold on. My Hold up. I did drop some. Can you tell? >> Yeah, hold on. Just Just hang out for me here. >> With my money and everything. >> I got you. Do you think you dropped it in the background? >> That's what she's talking about. It is. >> Well, they're probably going to bring it in here. Just calm down. It's okay. >> I just thought about >> During further investigation, officers quickly discovered that this was not the woman's first shoplifting offense, making the situation much more serious. How many times have you been convicted for shoplifting? >> Only like twice. >> Cuz the last time we picked you up, I think it was a couple times. >> Now, the last time Detective Franco got you, you had been >> Franco. What? Who detect Franco? >> He's the one who works all the shopliftings. >> Oh, I've never been to the mall. >> Can you just give me a description? Height and >> weight. Height. >> Looks like he does have a mustache. >> Come on. Yeah, it's okay. >> Warrant for failure to appear for something. >> Oh, no. They gave me one. >> Did you go to court? >> Question. >> They gave me extension, though. >> We're checking right now. >> Well, it looks like if you do have one, you'll be taking care of that court case a lot sooner than you plan. So, >> so I got to go. >> If they confirm it, then yeah. But >> I'm sorry. Don't worry. >> I'm sorry. >> Excuse me. Please don't even like just on the I showed you my foot earlier. >> Yeah. >> See this right here? >> Uh-huh. >> It just like I get most of it. >> Okay. >> And that's just what I was saying. I just want to say what I think I would have. >> Okay. What was your question? >> Like I'm saying like I didn't walk out with anything. >> All you have to do is conceal. >> What you mean conceal? >> Put things into a bag is all you have to do. >> I didn't have anything. I was saying I wasn't stealing anything. >> It's it's the it's the intent to to take it 104. >> Can can you please can I name Rico, please, sir? >> All right. So, give me just a second. So, they are going to want to take you. Okay. So, I'm going to go and put you in handcuffs. Get your baby. >> It was clear that neither of them could deny their actions and officers proceeded to place both suspects in handcuffs. 22y old >> Okay. Oh, do you want me to give you all my money? >> I don't trust it. I ain't over there, man. She ain't got >> cameirect. >> Come around to where the sy office is. >> Okay, I will blind you out, >> man. You ain't going to blow me out on my tit. >> Let me ask you this. So, as you know that you you going to go, they going to search you. What you got on you? >> Is it anything that's going to stick or poke me or hurt me? >> I don't know. >> You don't know? You don't know if you have anything? What? >> I don't know. They get out of my pocket, man. Damn, man. Come on. >> Is it Is it in this pocket? >> I don't know. They get all out of my pocket. I got cards and all that. They get all my pocket, man. >> We're going to have her on charges. >> Okay. Excuse me. >> Mhm. >> Just have a seat, Ricky. Okay. >> Okay. Just have a seat. We'll get to you next. We're We're just trying to see what all >> I just want my last secret, please. Not yet. Okay. Just stand by. You can't smoke in here anyway. >> No, it's all right. >> Do you have anything in your in your pants here? >> Okay. >> You just had a little chore boy and that's it, man. >> Yeah, that's it, man. >> Well, there you you can't talk about anything. So, yours is there. All right. As long as there ain't no >> So, you know when you get to the jail, they're going to take your socks, your shoes, your underwear off. I'm just saying it's better if we find it than if they do, right? >> You know, I know. >> Okay. Just have a seat for me. The woman would be banned from returning to the mall for 2 years, and violating that ban could lead to additional charges. On top of that, her criminal history meant she had even more serious consequences to face. >> Y'all cannot come back. If y'all do come back and get caught, y'all be charged with criminal tu criminal trespassing. Y'all understand that? >> Okay. >> So, that's an arrestable offense. If y'all come back on the property, that includes >> Zach's fees and all >> of it. Even recycling, you can't take your recycling over here no more. >> Okay. Did you get convicted for >> what? In for life. >> Yeah, for the shoplifting. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I served my time in October. >> All right. How many shoplift arrests have you had? >> No. >> I want to tell you about that's probably not a good thing for you. >> Yeah, I know that. But still, it wasn't like I was by I was >> I get I get you. >> What I'm saying is if you if you have more than I think it's five total, >> then it's a it's a felony the next time. So, I did notice that you have like a a broken pocket. >> Is there anything else that's in any hidden pockets in here that I haven't been through? >> It's not no more hidden pockets in there. I promise you. >> Okay. If I find it, it's just the one. If if the jail does it, it's bringing it on to the jail. No, I'm saying if you got any any [snorts] whatever. If I find it, it's just possession of that. You take it into a jail, they're going to hit you with like four charges. >> Yeah. >> Before being transported, the woman urgently asked to use the restroom. The officers had no idea that this request would soon make the entire transport process much more difficult. >> You're good. I I ain't coming in there. >> I know. I'm sorry. >> Don't try no funny stuff. >> I'm not. I swear to God, I'm not. >> I've had people fight with me over dumber stuff. Believe me, >> I'm not going to get no other thing as [ __ ] >> You about done? Yeah. >> Are you good? >> Yeah. >> Oh god. >> What's going on? What's going on? Are you good? What's going on? All right. >> Yeah. Wash your hands real quick. We got to go. I know you're in pain, but I mean, the quicker we're done with this, the quicker this goes. Don't mess with it right now. Come on. >> Come on. Put Put your shoe on. Let's go. >> We got to hurry up. >> Okay. >> Just wash your hands off real quick while you're sitting right there. All right. I'm going to see a handcuff. >> Come on. The woman's condition began to seem increasingly unusual, although she eventually managed to get into the patrol car. However, things became much more serious during transport, forcing her to finally admit what had happened before officers arranged emergency medical assistance. >> I just did them all. >> What' you do? >> What was it? >> All right. She's now advising that when we first got out with her, she swallowed a bunch of So, if they're not 1018 already, you can start them that way. Her vitals are 104 and she's conscious and alert. Yeah, they're on scene. Hey, her vitals are 104. She has a low SPO2 because she's hyperventilating. Lung sounds are clear and equal bilateral. She is saying now that she swallowed half a gram of >> and has asthma and diabetes and bronchitis. >> Look, we give you a damn patch and a jump bag and you think you can just do whatever you want. >> Yeah, absolutely. I got to >> He took my breathing now. She's >> you going to pass out if you don't stop breathing so hard. >> Got to be a war go to you. >> Oh yeah. You heard where I said to go. Said she swallowed half a gram of heroin when she first went to the bathroom. She didn't want to catch the charge. >> She did that. She going to have to go. >> Yeah. That's fine. She was going to go anyway cuz she would have done this all the way to the jail. >> All the way. What she did last time. >> She wants to go to the hospital. >> That's fine. That's fine. >> Let's go. >> Just so you know, there's still going to be felony warrants on you. >> I'm just letting you know it's not going to change anything. Go ahead and step out. It took 25 minutes to get her. >> The boyfriend was charged with theft by shoplifting while the woman faced shoplifting charges and potential drugrelated charges. Repeated shoplifting can lead to felony charges, especially for those with prior convictions. Trying to hide illegal substances by swallowing them can make the situation even more dangerous, turning an arrest into a medical emergency. What do you think about cases like this? Share your thoughts in the comments, and don't forget to subscribe to watch more videos like this. All right. >> You're most likely going to be going to the county jail. >> All right. >> All right. Huh? >> I wish Elton stayed. I wouldn't give him all this. >> I just take it off. >> On the 13th of November 2024, police were dispatched to Walmart after receiving a report of a shoplifting incident. The female suspect had reportedly returned the merchandise after failing to take it out of the store. So, when officers approached her, she acted innocent. Hey, you still doing >> burn. You're detained. Okay. >> Okay. >> You're okay. >> How you doing? You have your ID? >> No, >> you don't. This what we talking about? Yeah. >> Oh, yeah. It's right here. I'll put it all back. >> Jackson. Yeah. Come on. >> Can you what? No, we can't. >> I'm going to walk inside. >> Okay. I can't with this. >> You're detained. So, you're not detained. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. I heard I heard the ow ow ow. >> You're okay. I'm going to take the bag. You're not going to take it. >> Yeah. There you go. There you go. >> Okay. Now, >> walk with my partner. >> All right. >> Is that your shoe right there? >> And what you talking about the cart? I was sprinting. >> Huh? >> Oh, no. Yeah. >> He never said the cart. Hope I put my car and stop. >> Huh? >> It's off. >> I'm not talking. >> Oh, I'm sorry. >> I'm talking. While this woman was being arrested, another older woman remained outside in a car. After watching her friend get arrested, she immediately began apologizing when an officer approached her. >> Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't know that. I'm sorry. I I'm having a hard time. Can't get my phone. >> Okay. I'm sorry. I'm on a call right now. >> All right. You have to go park in a parking spot. >> Okay. Where do you need to go? >> One minute. You might >> All right. Listen. I'm going to get someone here. Go ahead. >> Can you start a couple roadies to the Walmart South, please? This lady must >> Yeah. >> I saw the town. But is it pelonies or miss? >> No matter. Yeah. >> Any two? >> She is two. Yeah, she is two. It's right there. We go figure out the rest of headquarters. It says it right there. We'll take Yeah, we'll take her figure out. You're going to be under arrest for retail stuff. called a female subject that comes in here and I watch you got arrested for cocaine recent. >> Yeah, but it wasn't in my position. >> No, no, I got you. No, that's why >> that was her. >> She got arrested for license. >> Yes. And in the following day, she got arrested for. >> Are you homeless or you live out on Northwest? >> I live on that way. You rode a hurricane in the back. >> Because she had nothing to verify her identity, officers took her to her car before transporting her to the police station to continue the investigation. You have anything on you? >> I don't have anything. >> A female's going to check your head. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> You like it? >> Yes. I like it when I got a job. >> Why don't Why don't you go get another one? >> I I been trying to aggravate. What do you >> so long you know to come back answer I go I go and then they say we'll call you we'll call you that type of thing >> all these retail stores are going to be hiring for the holiday season. >> Oh yeah I know I heard that. I heard that yesterday >> from >> Oh my partner should have but we just got hit with like a bunch more thefts. So we're in the process of just doing all this right now. I don't advising there's almost a >> Andy. >> Is that a female or nah? >> No. >> Okay. Don't worry. >> Oh, you got one there. >> Yeah. Yeah. Don't worry. Thank you, bro. >> She claims she was unemployed, unable to find a job, and was actively looking for work. But judging by her appearance and the jewelry she had to remove at the police station, she hardly looked as desperate as she claimed. >> I'm going to uh start taking all that jewelry off, please. I wish Elton stayed. I would give him all this. I just take it off his hand. >> Beautiful jewelry. >> That's it. >> That's it. >> No anklets. Yeah. Ankles. >> You want the one sock? >> Huh? >> Do you want the sock? >> Sock. Yeah. It just it just my ankle band. You want me to take it off for you? >> No. I just Yeah. >> Yeah. Just shake. >> Shake. >> You're good. Put it on. >> Call Posiello. >> Just to confirm. Calling Pello. The officer then verified her identity and found that her record showed she had prior convictions >> probably. But the thing the reason why you're in the county and not getting released is cuz from what I could see right off the bat, you have two prior retail theft convictions of guilty. Two or more retail thefts of guilty, you go to town jail. And what right when I pulled up pulled up pulled it up they had last year had last year in 2022. >> You aware of those cases. Where did you go from? >> Yeah. 2022. number. >> Oh, yeah. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Where? >> Walmart. >> Yeah. Oh, boy. >> Old boy. >> I got you. >> I know. It's cold. I don't have nothing. >> Put on these old >> I wish. I'm sorry. I don't I'm quick with the paperwork. All right. >> I said I'm quick with the paperwork and you you can hold me to it. >> I'm very quick. >> So once my partner gets here and searches you, >> I'll knock this out in 20 minutes, Max. I just got to wait for a supervisor to sign. Okay, my paperwork's quick. This is a very simple thing. You passed all points of sale, LP sawya, sworn statement, match description given. You know exactly why we were there. You have prior convictions. That's all it's going to read. >> She was arrested for retail theft after officers discovered she had two prior retail theft convictions. Her attempt to appear innocent could not erase what her record already showed. When someone keeps repeating the same mistake, even a simple theft can lead to much more serious consequences. >> For county animal control, we're servants for animal. >> On the 10th of January 2026, officers were dispatched to Lifetime Fitness after receiving a report about two women who were allegedly intoxicated and refusing to leave. Even after officers arrived and issued them trespass warnings, they still did not seem to take the situation seriously. >> Okay. So, the management here has elected to have you guys trespass. >> It's not that deep. I just >> Well, ma'am, I I have no control for that. >> That's something you can take up another time with uh like whoever the big big person is. >> It's not that serious. Who's the manager? >> Ma'am, I don't know. >> All right. Can Can you just listen to what she's saying? >> Yeah. So, stop being argumentative and listen to what she said. I can hear that. But I'd like to know the name of the person. I need to finish talking and then I'll get whatever you need cuz you need to listen to me. >> You saying management. I want to know the name. >> Well, give me a minute. >> I want to make sure you understand what I'm telling you. But you get yourself in trouble. >> So for 18 months, if you come back here, >> you will be arrested. >> Uh, according to what manager? >> Let me finish my job as a law enforcement officer. Cuz as a manager, I don't give a damn. I'm trying to tell you so that you don't get yourself in trouble. killed. That's my last >> Okay. I'm telling you not to come back here. Do you understand that? >> You can say that. >> Okay. So, if you come back, you're going to hear that serious, >> ma'am. I don't care if it's serious or not. I really don't. Who was the manager that you were speaking? >> Although both women appeared to cooperate while speaking with the officers, they were not actually listening to anything being explained, causing the situation to escalate unnecessarily. She even made several inappropriate actions, forcing the officers to step in and stop her. Hey, do me a favor. Just back up from her a little bit. You're a little bit too close. You're a little bit too close to the picture. I know they got pictures. >> Listen, don't touch it. You're going to get it. Trouble. >> Stop it. I know what I'm doing. >> You were getting too close to her. >> What are you going to do? >> You were getting too close to her. >> I'm taking a picture of what she's writing down. I want to do Wait until she's done. Wait until she's done. >> She did it and it's done. What you want to do about that? >> Don't be stupid. >> I ain't stupid. But what you want to do about that? You starting off by >> number. >> You are. You are stupid. You're dumb. >> All right. And this is how you treat me and you're in law enforcement. >> All you're very disrespectful to writing down. >> I told you I was going to write it for you. >> And I'm taking a picture. >> You don't need to take a picture, but I gave it to you. >> I do. I know what I'm doing. >> So, I'm sorry. I have >> Yeah, you will. Wait, cuz I'm busy now. >> Ignore her. where animals are serving today county. >> Yeah, I appreciate that, but you need to talk to her before she loses her job. >> Just come over here. >> Do you want an Uber home, ma'am? >> They're willing to provide you an Uber home. >> Just talk some provided. >> All I did was come here. >> Okay. You have to leave. >> Uh Uber home. As soon as we're done, you have to leave. >> So further. So y'all want to talk about law enforcement, all that. You're not even seeing my side. I've been here since earlier. All I've done is tide on your side. All I do was try to open a locker and see stuff. If my keys were in there and they're being extra, all I'm doing, taking pictures, recording the scene because I paid $300 a month for it. That is it. Damn. >> Clearly, both suspects were showing disrespect toward the officers by repeatedly interrupting them. At this point, the officers directly explained the reports of their alleged misconduct that they were facing. I was told that you guys haven't been drinking. Someone I don't know if it was you or you threw up in the hot tub. >> Yes. Yes. My friend told You're not You're talking over me again. >> Okay. And >> I asked, "Do you want to hear what I have to say?" I heard you said she the hospital. >> She's not done. So, you know what? I'm get out of here. You're You're going to be arrested for trespass after warning. I don't want to do that. Please get your things extra. No, because you're not listening and I'm not going to y'all ain't listening. These are the things $300 a month. They're not listening for trespassing. >> It's not that deep. Do you understand the trespass warning? Okay, then you need to go. It's not that deep. You need to go. >> It's not that deep. Sorry. >> You need to go. You're also >> She's also We work for County Animal Sergeants for Animal Cross. >> But you're both being trespassed. >> They need rude since we arrived. Not that deep. I have >> you need to go because you're being trespassed. I'm not going to stand here any longer to fix a bit shallow. >> I don't care. Let me explain. >> Let me explain something to you. I'm sorry. I'm just trying to get out. >> The officers warnings were issued and the trespass order officially went into effect, but with their arrogant attitude, they had no intention of leaving, causing the situation to become much worse. You've been trespassed. >> Hold on. >> You can walk out that door and go home. >> Hold on. >> You've been to Stop. Stop fighting. Stop fighting. >> Yeah. >> Get off me, [ __ ] >> I didn't do [ __ ] That's on you. That's on you cuz all I'm doing >> I'm trying to leave. I'm trying to leave. Go. >> All I'm doing is letting my Stop resisting. It's still recording. >> Give me YOUR ARM. STOP RESISTING. STOP. I'm trying to >> I'm trying to keep her with me. Please. Please stop. >> That's fine. Please. I got this. >> I got this arm. PLEASE GIVE ME YOUR ARM. [screaming] >> I I got this. >> Please don't resist me. Please. >> I already have it. That's fine. >> They want to do all this. This is fine. Record. You had your >> Andrea, record. Just record. >> Please record. >> She is not resisting. Please >> just record. >> Please. We work for Bro, record. >> Andrea, record. >> JUST RECORD. I DON'T have it. You got TO STEP BACK. >> RECORD. >> STEP OFF. STEP OFF. [screaming] >> HEY, ANDREA. RECORD. RECORD. RECORD. She was immediately taken into custody and faced additional charges for resisting, but she showed no remorse. Even during the transport, her behavior continued to create a loud and chaotic situation. >> Giving plenty of warnings. >> No. No. Listen. You're taking her side. They're being [ __ ] And that's the problem. You're not listening, bro. All I did was try to make him get my friend home >> and y'all ain't listening. >> He gave you multiple warnings cuz he go home. Well, you wouldn't be stupid, right? >> No. Y'all wouldn't be stupid. Stupid games and stupid join us one. This will be on the video. >> So it's all over my body. I worried about it. Me too. >> Hey, I ain't worried about that. >> You're too proud of yourself. >> I am. >> Looks the county. Well, >> yeah. You too. >> You too for not listening. >> Not for you too for not listening. >> Yeah. Just shut up. Shut up. >> No, you shut up. >> Shut up. >> You shut up. What you going to do about God? What you going to do? >> Shut up. >> No, you shut up. What you going to do? Shut the door, >> please. She was control. I gave her plenty of warnings. I gave her plenty of warnings and then she wanted to resist and then she wanted to kick me. I gave her extra because of what you said you do. And you know what? I shouldn't have done that. So, guess what? Too bad. Okay. You trespass for 18 months as you know cuz you understood that. Thank you very much. You're free to go. to tell. >> For the second woman, this was her chance to leave, but she refused once again, causing her to be arrested shortly afterward. >> Go home now. Animal out of here. >> We already told you. >> Okay. >> Go get the out of here. >> Oh, I don't care. >> You're going to leave or no? >> ARE YOU WALKING UP UNDER? >> We don't give a damn. I'm over. I'm over it. >> You're under arrest. >> You don't need to arrest me. >> Refuse to leave when you've been told to leave. For me, >> I don't I don't >> I don't I CAN'T. >> WE DON'T CARE. >> I DON'T CARE. I gave you every opportunity in the world and neither one of you want to listen. >> Are you okay? >> No, I'm not okay. >> Well, you hurt. You >> okay? >> Are you hurt? >> Well, I got kicked in the head. Want to search it real quick? >> Yep. >> With this [ __ ] >> Uh, that's her. >> Oh, I got >> The woman was charged with trespassing, disorderly intoxication, resisting with violence, and two counts of battery on a law enforcement officer. She later pleaded guilty to trespassing, disorderly [music] conduct, and resisting without violence after the other charges were reduced. This case shows that refusing to follow lawful instructions can quickly turn a simple warning into a serious legal situation. Staying calm, listening to authorities, and leaving when legally required can prevent unnecessary consequences and [music] additional charges. >> From the other day, this is the woman. >> And then the next um >> you ugly piece of [ __ ] >> I'll add that to it. >> Good. You're going to jail. All three of you will be in jail. I promise you. >> On the 24th of December, 2024, officers approached a woman suspected of being involved in a shoplifting incident at a 711. As soon as they brought up the incident, she immediately denied everything. >> Were you at the uh 7-Eleven before the Sonoka? >> Yeah, the lady being crazy. >> Okay. What? Could you just tell me what happened over there? >> I just left. She's [ __ ] me crazy. >> Okay. Did you take anything from there? >> No, this is stuff I got that I bought. >> That's from the other store? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Let me just let me just verify and I'll get you on your way. Do you have an ID on you? >> No. No ID? >> You don't have an ID on you? >> You okay? >> Yeah. I just >> No, I understand. We're just trying to We just got called, so we just have to check into it. >> Thanks, >> that's all. No big deal. >> What's your uh first name? >> Michaela. >> M. How you spell that? >> Uh, why do I got to give you my name? >> Because we're investigating to see whether you are the person we're looking for. Meanwhile, another officer arrived at the 711 where an employee provided surveillance images confirming that the woman they had stopped was the same person they were looking for. >> Yes. Yes. >> I have the picture to >> Okay. What did she take? She took a bag of chips like potato chips. >> Do you want to press charges? Um, definitely want to trespass, but I think we I think if I asked by the owner, she probably this is from the other day, but this is the local. And then the next um the next time uh she came in was well she came in just earlier called and then before that was yesterday. She stole some things yesterday but I was yesterday. >> So when you just called a couple minutes ago she came in right before that chocolate. >> Yeah. So she she was here to pay but I would sell it to her hopefully thinking that she would make it around but um there was another customer that I was trying to help. She said she was on a bike going south. >> So she came in and got like the noodles and the chips came up to pay and you were like, "No, like you can't >> because you need to leave." And then did she just walk out with the stuff? >> I [laughter] um are you able to sit for him? But then can you get me like a receipt for those two things? >> Um yeah. Uh I'm not exactly sure, but I'll I'll grab a thing. >> Yeah. Just just whatever you know 100% she took. And then while you're doing that, uh, can I mess around with the video? >> Yes. >> Back with the suspect, she had no idea her lies had already fallen apart. Being kept at the scene made her increasingly agitated, and she grew visibly irritated as officers continued asking for her personal information. >> Your last name? Are you giving me the proper ID? Don't give me false ID cuz I don't want to get you in trouble. >> No, but I'm not. That's the That's the thing. >> Your last name is >> But that's why I don't That's why I didn't even want to tell you because if you're not going to You're like Like you're like other people. You're either you know me or you don't. So I just I >> I don't know you. I don't know you personally. No, I don't. But we got a call for something that happened at the store. So I either have to make a positive ID on you or let you go. >> She said she's going to trespass me from there. And I said we can't. >> We can't because you're not on the property. >> I won't go back in there. But that's [ __ ] >> And that's fine. That's fine. I'm not here to trespass you. Is your last name actually really Hitler or no? My mouth is >> H I T >> L >> L E R. And Michaela, how do I spell your first name, please? >> M I >> M I >> Mhm. >> K. >> Mhm. >> A Y. >> I don't go by last name. >> What's that? >> I don't go by that last name. >> Yeah, whatever. >> No, you got to give me your you got to give me your first name and last name. >> What's your first name or your last name? >> I did. >> You said Michaela. going to I know >> but you're not you're not spelling your name. >> I understand you're either going to trust us or you're not. >> It's not a matter of that right now. If you can't even identify yourself to me during an investigation, then you automatically go to jail for failing to >> I actually told you >> provide your ID. And I asked you to spell your name for me. >> M I K A. >> Okay. M I K A. >> Can you continue please? >> I A. >> Okay. And last name is H I T L E R. >> Mhm. >> Okay. Her unusual last name immediately raised the officer's suspicions about whether she was telling the truth. She calmly continued eating as if nothing serious had happened. And even then, she still refused to provide her date of birth. >> What's your date of birth? >> Michaela, don't make me have to >> be honest with you. I'm still trying to figure it out. >> I know, but don't make me have to take you to jail for failure to identify. I don't want to. >> We can do that. Like >> I know, but it's Christmas. Whose job is this? >> Michaela, I'm not against you. >> I really need to be a cop or something cuz >> Hey, Michaela, look at me. I'm not against you. I don't want you to go to jail. I don't want you to have any issues. It's Christmas Eve. I want you to go enjoy yourself. You know what I'm saying? I'm not out here to ruin your night. I just have to call in your identification. You know what I'm saying? That's all I have to do. All right, Michael. I want you to do me a favor. While you're eating, when this truck pulls up right here, I want you to look at this truck. See right here? right there. Yeah. Yeah. You're right here. >> After confirming her actions at the store, the officers returned to the woman and began taking her into custody. >> Okay. You know what we can go ahead and do is hop off the bike. >> What the Wait, I'm not I'm not failing to do anything. >> Yeah, but you're being detained for shoplifting right now. >> What? >> You're being detained. You're not under arrest. You're being detained. Okay, now you're going to jail because I'm not >> No, you're not. >> Ouch. >> You're not under arrest. >> Thank you. >> You're not under arrest, but you're being detained >> while we complete this investigation. >> You're not allowed to do this. >> But you will have a charge for failing to identify if you >> Okay, that's what we're going to go with. >> I gave you my birthday and everything. >> Okay, I'll find you. >> We're going to go find my name in the computer. >> We're going to go with that. >> I'm going to go with failure to identify you. >> I just identified myself though. I asked you and you didn't want to call. >> Yes, I did. And I gave you my birthday. >> What's your birthday? Your first name. M I K. >> I did spell it. M I K A Y L A Hitler. H I T L E R. I didn't do anything wrong. What's your middle initial? And he just put me in cuffs. >> You're being detained. >> I didn't do anything. >> Did you already said you're being detained on a shot? >> For no reason. I didn't shoplift. >> Okay. >> You should have got the video before you did this. >> They're going to review >> because she would be in jail. >> That's fine. And if you didn't, then you'll be released. But as of right now, being caught >> if we don't get you in the computer. >> You know what? He's going to look he's going to look her up because I can't I can't get her in the computer and I can't get enough. Okay. >> She showed no signs of remorse whatsoever. Instead, she immediately began portraying herself as the victim, arrogantly insulting and cursing AT THE OFFICERS. >> PLEASE HELP ME. >> IN A MINUTE, you're going to get another. >> I want to GO. I WANT TO GO. I WANT TO GO. >> YOU'RE going to get >> I WANT TO GO. >> I'M GOING TO GET A THIRD CHARGE. >> I WANT TO GO. >> You ugly piece of [ __ ] Okay, I'll add that to it. >> Good. You're going to jail. All three of you will be in jail. I promise you. >> All right. You have the right to remain anything that [screaming] off >> got three charges so far. >> Yeah. Well, eat my How about that? >> Doesn't matter to me. >> [ __ ] my How about that? >> It's on you. >> Eat my How about that? Your officers will. Your officers will. Where did I go first? >> Yep. And they already have. Y'all are going down. Like that was a good one. Y'all did great this time. You pissed me off just enough. >> Okay. >> What did I do again? Well, you're a liar. You Oh. >> Oh, yes. The woman was charged with threatening an officer, giving a false name upon being arrested, and petty theft. This case shows that refusing to take responsibility only makes a bad situation worse. Lying about your identity, arguing with officers, and responding with threats or insults. >> Correct. Right. So, imagine you come through the line and they tell you to put your stuff down. These are the security people and your get stolen. And you watch the person that stole your walk off and you tell somebody, "Yo, can do can you get them on camera? >> You're under arrest. >> I'm not resisting. Just you got to bend my arm. Look, you got to don't bend my arm. >> Okay. You're under arrest." On the 18th of March 2024, airport police received a report of a theft after a man named Lewis had his cell phone stolen. But the situation quickly escalated when Lewis became angry, accusing TSA employees of letting the thief walk away, making the scene increasingly tense. >> Somebody stole your phone. It wasn't racist. That's what it is. >> Troll reporting. What time did you come through? About how long ago? >> I'm saying they took the report. Why you asking me? They supposed to know. >> That's wrong. We take the cameras about maybe like 20 minutes ago when the subject was screening. See if anybody took a cell phone. >> Are you a lawyer? >> Okay. >> I need you to call you have ID on you >> cuz if you get loud then it's going to come to a point I'm going to say you need >> about 20 25 minutes. Do you have ID on you? >> No, I don't have nothing on. So, how did you get through screening if you don't have any ID? >> This line right here. >> We are well aware. >> I'm showing you where >> How did you get through screening if you don't have ID? >> Okay, Mr. Lewis. Mr. Lewis. >> I'm not doing that. I just took my >> Do me sit over here, please. >> How about I sit over here away from the people? >> HOW ABOUT YOU FOLLOW DIRECTIONS and stop? Sit over there. Get away from the area. >> That's what I'm trying to do. Don't scream at me though. >> Sit over there. Guys throw one. Don't scream. >> All right. I'm telling you. I'm not scared. >> I'm trying to talk over you cuz you're screaming. So sit down and relax for a second. I'm telling you. >> They throw myself, >> bro. It's cool. It's cool. I respect you. No, I respect you, bro. No. No. Just something you mind your business. Imagine if you was just >> No, no, I'm keep you out of trouble. >> No, you good. This is what I'm doing because they check your bag and make sure you put it in your bag. >> It's not in here. They made me put myself on the basket. Can I check the >> Go ahead. It's not in here. >> 40. Copy one by name and date of birth. What's not in here? >> It's my cell phone. I keep my cell phone in my pocket. >> Check the back. >> It's nothing in the bag. You You can't go through the TSA with the with your cell phone in your bag. >> First name is Hey, >> come back here. I see the thief the corporate search. I stole my >> No, what you're saying the possibility you might put it away. >> You cannot put that in there. >> His attitude was getting in the way of the officers trying to resolve his own problem. At this point, he continued making accusations against the TSA. >> I'm I'm talking normal. Imagine you come through the line and you work for TSA, right? Y'all hear me right? >> Yeah. >> Y'all jobs is to wand people for for security, bombs, drugs that you're not supposed to have, electronics. Correct. Right. Correct. Correct. Right. So, imagine you come through the line and they tell you to put your stuff down. These are the security people. And your get stolen. And you watch the person that stole your walk off and you tell somebody, "Yo, can do can you get them on camera?" And she tell you, "Yeah, I got them." And then now the mother gone and now I'm back here at my cell phone going. What type time you on? I don't care about none of this. >> Okay. So, >> so what I'm saying is is they told me that they could run the cameras back. Now you here telling me it's a process. You telling me that I got to watch my get through. What I'm telling you is I don't want no problems with nobody. I don't want to get in trouble today. I don't want you to put your I don't want nobody put their hands on me. I don't want to put my hands on nobody. What I'm saying is that this is all preventative. I said I said what I know. I don't Nobody wants to take that route. We have >> So then I had the camera tapes. this just let this person leave with my So what I'm saying is how am I supposed to act when I conduct business? I'm a legitimate businessman. I do I'm a businessman. I'm a I don't bother nobody. I don't bother nobody. I need my >> I need my stuff. >> I need my stuff. >> Do not go over there again. >> I'm right here standing right here. Y'all acting here, man. >> Let me get >> His behavior was considered disruptive, putting him at risk of being trespassed from the airport. The officers explained this to him, but he showed no intention of cooperating. Sir, I don't you talking about I need my stuff. >> Okay. You're not going to get it now. So, you're going to you're going to leave the air sign. This is what you're going to do. We're going to trespass you right now. >> I'm not going nowhere. >> All right. Then you're going to go to you're going to go to jail >> for what? I didn't do anything. Y >> because you're acting disorderly in a secure area. I need my cell phone. You have room for not getting my cell phone. >> Listen, we we can work this thing out. How can we work this out? >> You already lost your phone. >> I didn't lose my phone. Well, I'm telling you is the person is stood. What is wrong with you asking them to see the cameras? >> Okay, >> we we have people doing that right now in the background. Listen, because you're not listening. All you do is you yelling, talking on top of >> that don't make no sense that the person walked through with my and now I'm about to miss my flight because I got court tomorrow with somebody. I I do cases. What I'm trying to tell you is all my information in there. If I said, excuse me, I'm not disrespectful at all. What I'm saying is if you the security, right? If you security, >> I'm not worried about them, bro. You y'all keep saying I'm crazy. I got a right to act like that. >> Nobody saying you're crazy. >> If you walking by no one can ask you a question. Can I ask you a question? Can I ask you a question? Can I ask you a question? Can I ask Can I ask Can I ask everybody a question? Listen, we can hear you just 311. >> We can hear you just fine. You don't have to raise your voice, okay? But things take time. You know, we we should do miracles. >> Under the officer's warnings, he finally began to calm down, but it was too late. The trespass order had already been issued, so the officers still had to escort him out of the airport. >> I'm not going to I'm not going to soul charge or do nuts. >> This is one warning you're trespassing or nothing. I'm Go ahead. But I'm not moving and you have to leave. >> I'm not moving. Let me go. Never mind. >> All right, then. >> Just don't be too rough. I'm not being rough with your brother. >> If you don't leave right now, sir, I'm going to warn you. If you don't leave right now, you're going to jail. >> I'm all right with something. Go ahead. You got to do what you got to do. I didn't do nothing. Don't refuse. Don't Don't hurt me. That's good. Don't hurt me. I'm not bother. >> I'm not resisting. Just got to bend my arm. Look, you trying to Don't bend my arm. We're not >> Okay. You good? I'm not not doing nothing. You good? >> You good? You trying? >> Y'all good? >> Is this all your property? >> Is there a bag that it goes into or >> I'm not I'm not getting up. >> I'm not I'm not I'm not You can't hurt me though. I'm not I'm not trying to hurt you. >> Go ahead. You double copy. You good? >> You good? Yes, sir. So, it don't pinch me. >> Hold on. My arm my my wrist right here. >> Okay. >> Control. I'm not going I'm not going through. >> All right. Yeah. I got Make sure it don't twist. You good? Okay. >> Y'all ain't do nothing to me. Y ain't disrespect me or none of that. It's them. I'm not going. I'm ready. I got to sit. >> No, nobody's trying to disrespect. >> Y'all good. >> There are people that are trying to walk by. >> You already have one charge. Okay. Don't Don't All right. Stop. >> Just stop. We don't want to go to I don't have nothing. You don't got to do nothing. I [ __ ] I'm not doing nothing about a do nothing. Nobody allow somebody to see my propert. >> No, I'm not moving. I'm not getting up or none of that. Y'all going to have to carry you, bro. I'm not moving. >> Well, then we got to carry you. We got to carry you. That's what's going to happen. Don't break my arm or nothing like that. I a do nothing. Don't let my property get stolen. If you don't resist, you're not going to get hurt. >> The situation escalated unnecessarily, but he still showed no intention of stopping as the officers continued struggling to escort him out. I don't disrespect you, bro. So, I'm going to go back down again, bro. I'm not moving, bro. Don't disrespect me, bro. You just grab my You just grab my Got to go. You just GRAB MY WHOLE NECK, BRO. This >> Why would you do that for You want to try to break my arms in my cuff? >> Go to Get Rob over straight. >> What are you doing to me? Look, >> get my cuffs. >> You got the cuffs. >> We got to take you downstairs, >> bro. My cuffs are locked without you. >> You can turn me over on my side. My cuffs is locked. You know, you lock my cuffs. >> Go ahead. Just kick me off. I'm picking you over. >> Relax. YOU >> GOT THAT? TURN me over. Stop. Can you stop hurting me? I'm right. I'm I'm good right here. Can you stop touching me? I'm not resisting you or nothing. You're mad. If I spin your face, I'm going to be wrong. >> IF I SPIN YOUR CHARGES, >> I DON'T GIVE A IF I SPIN your face, I'm going to be wrong. You just sat here and kick me and grab my arm. I'm not kicking. I'm pushing you on the side, bro. I just told you my show some respect, bro. I ain't have no custo. I could have assaulted you. I could have did whatever I wanted to. I let you put handcuffs on me and drag me away from the scene. Right. >> You got HUMBLE RESTRAINT. WE'LL SEE IF HE GETS ONE. >> Let's go there. >> Yep. >> Y somebody check elevators. >> More more. I wanted you to have this guy over here. Break my I'm going make you break. >> Even after being taken to the patrol car, he still showed no signs of calming down. Clearly, he failed to recognize his own mistakes and instead kept bringing up his original grievance to portray himself as the victim. >> I'm going to You You don't know what just happened. They just let somebody steal my property. I'm a a black leader. I'm on Google. I help get people out of jail and somebody stole my and I said something to them. They let my walk away because of whatever reason it was and told me they can't do nothing. I I take care of my grandmother. My grandma live in Tallans, Florida. I sent my grandma money. I pay people bills off my phone. I need my phone. They didn't want to ran the cameras back. So, I said, "I'm not moving." I sat down and they just hog tied me. So, they they just got unified to get me out of there. But, but but TSA let somebody steal my cell phone. So, this I I have no issues with any of y'all. This didn't start with y'all. But at the end of the day, this is your job. So y'all can't take personal just got stolen. I don't give a this your job. Y'all get paid for it. So it's gonna be whatever it's gonna be. I'm kicking. I'm banging. Use whatever force y'all need to. >> Brother Bizzle. Use whatever force you need to is what I'm telling you. >> Google me. I'd be two life sentences. I'm not worried about a firearm and and heroin. I'd be two life sentences. I don't give a This is This is I don't care. >> Come on. Move over. >> You hurting my wrist. My wrist is not I'm not touching your wrist. My wrist touch. You're not paying attention. You're not paying attention. >> I'm not touching your wrist. >> Look my wrist. >> Cuz you put them under your butt. >> No, I didn't. >> Yes, you did. We did not handcuff you with your wrist behind your knees. >> So, can you fix it? >> Yes. Get your wrist back behind your back. You got to work with me. You pull me back out your way. >> You got to work with me, >> brother. I not bumped on y'all yet. Pull me back out your way. >> You're trying to kick our door open. >> I didn't Did I try to assault any officers besides y'all trying to throw me down steps? You trying to break? I spit in anybody fake. Did I punch anybody in their face? Then I'll let y'all come here. >> Can you cooperate? >> All right. I am. So, can you go ahead? >> I'm trying to get your arms behind your back. >> So, all you got to do is back up and I and I will come out and and and put my back. Look, I didn't lie to y'all. Have I lied to you? >> Come this way. Come this way. >> I I'm trying to >> Come this way. >> I'm trying to I ain't lied to y'all. >> Come this way. >> My wrist is burning. It's bleeding. Look. Look. Look. Look at y'all. THIS Y'ALL. THIS >> YOU ASKED me to take you out just now to help. >> What you doing? He's pushing me while you're grabbing me. You're not paying attention. >> Okay. Well, you now sit me right there so I can put my arms under my arms. >> Put your arms behind. >> Yeah. My legs is tied. >> Put your arms behind. Just calm down. Ultimately, Lewis was charged with trespass in a structure or conveyance, disorderly conduct, and resisting an officer without violence. Legitimate frustration does not excuse refusing to follow lawful orders. Cooperating with officers could have prevented a minor dispute from turning into an arrest.