out. >> YOU NEED TO I TOLD YOU. >> Did I just hear you say that this is BECAUSE YOU'RE BLACK? >> YES. STOP. >> NO. >> YES, IT IS. >> Walmart is one of the largest shopping centers, seeing thousands of customers daily. But not every customer is always right. Some come with ill intentions, and when they face the police, the outcome is never favorable. >> I swear to God, I'm going to act a nut. If I go to jail, I'm going to act I'm scary. I'm tired of this. Do what you need to do cuz you are a liar. Liar. Liar. Liar. It doesn't even match up. >> Be sure to like and subscribe to support us for more videos. Now, let's dive into the moments when Walmart customers thought they were above the law. Starting with this drunk woman. There would have been danger if the police hadn't arrived. >> So, when I'm really stressed and really drained, it irritates. But I've been up all day like, am I going to jail? >> So, you're not here's where I'm at with this. I believe that you are some level of intoxicated. >> On August 29th, 2025, police were dispatched to Walmart after reports of a mother of two acting mentally unstable in the parking lot. Upon arrival, officers immediately saw the exhaustion etched across her face. >> Hello. How you doing, man? >> How are you doing? >> Good. >> Good. I'm officer Dis Grove City Police Department. Uh we got a call about you. Sounds like you were uh stumbling around inside the store. So, we just wanted to check on you, make sure you were okay to drive. said you're tired. >> Yeah, I'm not drunk or anything like I'm drained. I just moved into my apartment and I've been up cleaning and organizing. >> Gotcha. So, you just been up for a long time then? >> Yeah. And I was crying because I got paid $600 in rent four kids and it's really stress. >> Gotcha. Yeah. They said they saw you go into the um >> the mother and cuz that's where I vent. >> What's uh what's the deal with the can here? >> My uh right here. I thank my so I fixed it. >> Okay. How about you just set that down there on the trunk for me? You got an ID on you? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. Is it on you? >> No, it's my You can go get it. >> Why are you like stumbling around and stuff? I want to make sure that you're okay. >> Clearly, the officers noticed several suspicious signs that she might be under the influence of something. Yet, she continued to defend herself and explain her actions. >> You seem like you're >> I have vertigo. >> Okay. >> Okay. And so when I'm really stressed and really drained, it irritates. But I've been up all day since 6:00. >> Okay. Um well, tell tell me what when these other officers show up, we'll go get your your ID cuz right now can >> Yeah, if you want to sit down, that's fine. >> Yeah. This is crazy. Um >> you don't got any weapons or anything on you or inside the car, do you? No. >> Okay. What's the deal with the inhalent? >> The what? >> The inhalent. The spray bottle that you were holding when I walked up. >> I said I'm fixing my my >> What are you serious? >> Well, cuz you say you're fixing something. There's no indicator of spray or nothing. And I seen you holding the spray can and you're stumbling around. >> No, I'm not helling it. My computer I actually open the door. >> Okay. Where is your ID at? >> In my purse. >> Do you mind if I go grab that? Go get my purse for me right now. >> This is crazy. >> If you notice, she had used a can of adhesive spray and she didn't even realize how it could be harmful to others in the car. At that point, the officers were direct about the reason they had been called. >> Well, if I told you that Walmart called us cuz they were concerned about some behavior that you were doing, that's the reason that we're out here. I I'll go in there and vent. I got four kids and then I just cry sometimes cuz sometimes you got to cry. >> Okay. >> See a mother before. >> There's nothing wrong with with letting your emotions out or anything like that. But when when we get information saying that you're you're stumbling around the store >> because my vertigo I have vertigo. >> Okay. >> Okay. When it when I'm stressed it acts up. I'm not I don't drink. I haven't drunk in 4 years. I don't have sex. I'm absent. I'm so bad. I go to church. I'm just This whole ordeal is stressing me out. >> Okay. >> And I have no family here. So, it's just me. >> Okay. >> And I take care of everything. >> Where were you if you were spraying this? Where were you spraying it? Show me. >> Can I get you need help? >> I have bad balance. Okay. >> Show me. >> It's right here. >> Yeah. It's >> open door. Open door. You shut it cuz you was cold. But I want the door open. It's all right here in the head too much. >> Do you care if I touch it? >> You sure can. >> But to be sure, the officers requested that she complete a few field tests. And it seemed the woman was also aware of her own condition. Um, where we're at with this right now is we're just going to give you the opportunity to do a few few field field sobriety tests just to make sure that you're okay to drive obviously because you're about to enter the car with your two children. >> I can't walk the straight line. >> Okay. Well, there's there's we'll walk you through everything that we need you to do. You either do need or >> so I don't know if you're based off right now. When I walked out, you're stumbling, >> you just kind of see what they have like >> like every like it's hereditary. My cousin in Kentucky has it >> and when she like when she first wakes up, she got pills for it. >> But mine's only act up when I'm really stressed. And I'm under a lot of stress. I just moved in yesterday. I'm trying to organize my house. I bought curtains and I bought rods. I can look fine. >> Okay. So, they saw that you had gone into the >> the mother's room, >> right? Did you go in with your children or No, >> no. >> Okay. So, you just left them outside the door then or >> No, they would stand right there. >> This time, the officers split into two groups, simultaneously coordinating with Walmart management while conducting the tests with the woman. >> And then, are you able to see the tip of my finger? >> Okay. >> So, what I need you to do is just with your eyes and your eyes only follow my finger. Does that make sense? >> Mhm. Do you have any questions about that? Okay. >> Are you still doing all right? You still good to continue? >> Okay. It's going to be a little bit longer this time. Just keep your hands up here on your chin for me. All right. When she's walking with the cart, she's fine, but like she's walking like her feet like she's walking like Godzilla. Honestly, it was super weird. >> Well, she says she has vertigo. You know, people lie though. So, >> I don't know. It might be nothing. It was just We were worried because of the kids. We debated calling for like 20 minutes. >> So, you said she left them alone for 15 minutes. They were just wandering around. >> Alexa, too. I guess the whole time she was in the mother's room. Okay. Um, do you have anything that's physically wrong with you that I know you said you'd have some sort of issue walking in a straight line. Is that right? >> Um, what what's going to cause that issue? Is that the vertigo that you were talking about? >> Yeah. >> Like I want to get checked out, but I never had time. >> Sure. >> And I'm trying and I enrolled in school today and took longer than what I expected cuz I changed addresses. >> Right. Clearly, her condition made it unsafe for her to drive, especially with family members in the car, and she herself questioned what consequences she might soon face. >> Am I going to jail? >> So, you're not here's where I'm at with this. I believe that you are some level of intoxicated. >> Well, let me hang on. Let me explain a little bit further to you. Stop. Stop. Hey, if you need to if you need to stop. Hey, listen. What I'm about to tell you might make your day a little bit better. Okay? Stop. All right. >> I'm so tired. >> I have not seen you driving your car in the state that you are in. There is no video from Walmart that shows you inside of your vehicle in the state that you're in. >> Meaning, I'm not arresting you for OVI or operating motor vehicle under the influence. Nor am I arresting you for physical control cuz you're not doing that. My concern right now is that you have two small children with you. >> I'm going to drive slow. >> No, no. I I am not going to let you drive and stay with you. >> I don't have no one to drive me. Oh my god. Let me sit down. >> Sit down. >> Okay. >> So, can you understand that from my point of view? >> Can I get a breathalyzer test or something? >> Say it one more time. >> I breathalyzer test. I don't drink. >> I drink and that the adhesive wasn't even like that. I just opened it. >> Okay. >> I just opened it to spray my my ceiling cuz I'm >> I can't afford them to strip my whole ceiling. >> Right. So, based off of what I'm seeing, I believe you are impaired by someone. I don't know if you're impaired by alcohol, but I am I will not let you drive today. In the end, the woman was charged with endangering the life of a child and given a court date. A family friend later arrived to safely take her and her children home. Always consider the safety of those around you. Stress or exhaustion is not an excuse to put children at risk. Next, the woman turned a simple parking dispute into a full-blown chaos. Why she taking me to jail about the kid? >> WHY IS SHE NOT taking me to jail? >> Sit down. Stop resisting. >> On July 23rd, 2022, police were dispatched to a Walmart parking lot after reports of a woman parked in a handicapped spot without a valid placard. Approaching her, she spoke with a hint of tension, explaining her difficult situation. >> Does anyone in this vehicle have a handicap placard? It's a yes or no question. Does anyone in the vehicle have a handicap placard? I'm gonna take that as a no. >> Do you have Are you the one driving? Have your driver's license. >> My grandpa's hand. >> This is your vehicle? >> Yeah. >> Your driver's license? >> I do. Can I ask a question? 31 requesting 31. >> I understand what >> I I don't know what you what what do you want? >> Because you're probably going to have to take me to jail. >> Do you have a warrant? >> Yes, ma'am. I think so. >> Okay. What's your warrant for? >> For traffic tickets. >> Okay. >> Do you know how much your bond is? >> $900. >> $900. Okay. Now, I guess you don't have $900. Okay. And this is your mom? That's what my grandmother did. >> Your grandma? >> But my kids are going to go to DCFS. I got a DCFS case already. So if you take me to jail, my kids are going straight to DCFS. She can't take my kids. You know, >> why can't she take your kids? >> My grandmother has >> I got in. >> I got three daughters. She I'm trying to tell you my grandmother can't take my kids. I'm not telling. Well, >> even so, parking in a restricted spot remained a legal violation. As the officer assessed the situation, an argument erupted, and she even seemed to unleash her frustration on the police. >> No, cuz she doesn't want to have time to figure out what the want is down. >> Did I just hear you say that this is BECAUSE YOU'RE BLACK? >> YES. >> NO. >> YES, IT IS. >> YOU WANT TO LISTEN? YOU WANT TO LISTEN TO ME, >> LADY? HOW MANY MORE PEOPLE ARE PUTTING THEIR HANDICAP? DON'T TOUCH ME. HOW MANY OF MY PEOPLE ARE PUTTING IN HANDICAP WITHOUT A handicap sticker? I DIDN'T EVEN GO INSIDE THE STORE ONLY BECAUSE YOU'RE WHITE AND I'M BLACK. DON'T RAISE YOUR VOICE AT ME. >> YOU WOULDN'T LISTEN TO >> IT'S BECAUSE YOU'RE WHITE AND YOU'RE NOT BLACK. I DIDN'T EVEN GO IN THE STORE. I'M PARKED IN HANDICAP BECAUSE I WAS GETTING SOMETHING FROM MY GRANDMOTHER WHITE. >> HOLD ON. I'M SORRY. I'M JUST A BSTANDER, but I'm I'm fostering her with DCFS and I can tell you like all this is not worth it. >> So, we got a DCFS case. >> Listen to her. Listen to her. SO MY KIDS IN CUZ THAT'S YOUR JOB. YOU DIDN'T HAVE TO STOP. >> WHY DID YOU STOP? >> HEY, but listen. >> I CAN ANSWER. >> WHY DID YOU STOP? >> I can answer your question if you shut >> because you heard what I said. >> Hey, let her talk. >> That's okay. >> Do you want to listen to me? >> All this. >> Do you want to listen to what I have to say? >> I don't. >> Well, I do. >> I will tell your grand I am not going to take her to jail. The officers and bystanders tried to calm her down, especially since she was holding a family member nearby, making the situation extremely unsafe. But she didn't let her anger subside easily. >> You're not taking me to jail. >> You're only not taking me to jail about the kids. That's why she ain't taking me to jail ABOUT THE KIDS. >> WHY IS SHE NOT TAKING ME TO JAIL? That mean that means you got to figure out my kids. >> No. She is so inappropriate. And this has zero to do with being black. I know she's in a handicap spot. You have a handicap plaque, right? Because you need a handicap. And so >> you did you hear her? She said something to her about. >> So I guess maybe that's why you stop. >> No. Oh, you didn't hear that? >> I never heard a single word. Yeah. I didn't hear a single word. I stopped because as I'm driving through, I looked over and I was like, there's a handicap placed on there. I backed up. I didn't even get out of my car. is a handicap record. So no, this has zero zero to do with race. Okay. This has 100% to do with a handicap parking violation. Okay. Now, if she want to go, I CAN TAKE HER TO JAIL. YEAH. I can put her kids in DCFS. >> I elected NOT TO DO THAT. >> IF THIS was >> If this was If this was about race, >> if this was about race, she would be in handcuffs right now. It's not about race. Okay, so she's going to get a ticket for parking in a handicap spot. >> Clearly, the officers were being cautious in dealing with her. Yet, they were met with accusations and she even challenged the police directly. >> No, take me down. Ma'am, you got kids right here. >> Take me down. >> Listen, do you not want your kids down? Cuz that's my I got a warrant. >> You talk too much. Tell me that I understand all of that. That's >> No, you don't. >> You know what? You've already got a DCFS case. Here's a DCFS worker. Take me to jail. >> She don't know what to do with my kids if they take me to jail. >> SHE SAID, "DO YOUR JOB." >> NO, LISTEN. LISTEN, the last thing you want is your kids and her sister. >> It could be worse. >> Like I said, so to run everybody car up here, that's parked. >> Let her do her job as soon as she finish with you. >> That's her job is to run everybody handicap. >> Then run everybody's [ __ ] up here. Let's park the handicap. >> Just take your ticket. >> Is that what you going to do when you leave me? >> Cuz that that better be WHAT THE [ __ ] YOU GOING to do? AND YOU GOING TO RUN everybody's head? >> Take it. Take your ticket. And now you run everybody. Just go home. Just go home. >> Take the kids and >> take your chance to walk away right now. >> I'm talking to you. >> Please, for the love of God, would you please just go home? >> No, I'm not. >> I am not your grand talking. Hey, would you please stop yourself into going to jail and these kids will have to go to DCFS cuz there's no one that can take them. She's trying to give you a break here to take the tickets and get out of here before just because right here doesn't. >> It was unclear what the woman wanted to achieve even as those around her tried to reason with her. In the end, her stubbornness forced the officers to take action to bring the situation under control. >> Excuse me. >> Excuse me, ma'am. Don't touch my vehicle. >> I'm not touching. >> Then put it under the All right. Listen. >> You are getting real close. Give me the baby. >> Mayor, you talk to me. Tell me how you know. >> There we go. >> And you might want to call someone to drive you because you've got a suspended driver's license. You have no issues. >> You might as well take me to jail then. Duh. How the get home drive stupid as you NEED TO STOP MY WAY UP here cuz I GOT >> I'M SORRY. >> NO, YOU'RE NOT. YOU'RE disrespecting me. >> You're making me look really, really bad. I'm sorry. >> It's a white people. >> This has nothing to do with like I said to run everybody. They don't even have that PART OF >> DON'T HAVE ONE RIGHT THERE. That >> That's what we're going to go to next. Okay. Let us do our job. Okay. >> No, he's a grandfather. >> Well, he's able to drive. >> Yeah, he can drive the car. >> And he can drive her car. >> Yeah. I'M NOT GOING TO LET NO WHITE RACIST ASS HAPPEN. >> OKAY, >> y'all doing this. The stuff you saying is not true. You're just saying >> ASS PIECE OF WHITE. >> WHY DON'T YOU STOP NOAH? >> CUZ IT'S NOT RIGHT. >> IT IS NOT RIGHT. WHAT YOU DOING? >> OKAY. WELL, WHAT SHE DID IS RIGHT, >> CUZ SHE'S A LAW. >> IT DOESN'T MATTER. >> IT DOES. [ __ ] HER. >> PUT YOUR HAND. >> Put your hands behind your back. You want to go to jail, you're going to jail. I don't want I don't want your kids to see you again. This is not what happened. >> This is my >> No, this is you bringing this on yourself. >> I tried to catch you a break. I tried to let you go. >> We have to stop. >> Like I said, >> it didn't end there. The officers were still trying to get her to cooperate in finding someone to care for her family member. But she continued to present obstacles at every turn. >> That means DCFS is going to come get my kids. My kids cannot stay here with my permit. They're not staying here. Okay. >> So, where are you doing? Where's the kids at? Stop. >> What are you doing? Just give me my kids. Bro, your kids are not going to jail. >> Stop. Your kids are not trying to stop. >> Your kids are not going to jail. Trying to tell her. >> No, you keep trying to push me with the big fluffy thing. Grandma. What? >> That's the big fluffy thing. >> Oh, God. This is so so stupid. All you had to do was just >> You're her grandma. >> Yes. No, perfectly because it's not right. It doesn't matter right now. She can't take my kids. >> I sure can. >> Baby, I'm sorry. I don't want to >> stop resisting. Okay. Look what you're doing to your kids right now. Okay. >> MY KIDS ARE CRYING because y' >> GET IN THE CAR. >> Get in my >> sit down. Stop resisting. Stop it. You don't try to bite me. Do not try to bite me. >> Do not bite. >> Do not try to bite me. >> DO NOT >> She was charged with aggravated battery on a peace officer. Resisting or obstructing a peace officer. Refusing to cooperate can escalate conflicts and endanger others. Staying calm and compliant helps protect both yourself and your loved ones. Before the next customer, let's meet this queen of chaos. I'm going to I'm spitting. I'm doing all that. I'm going to I swear to God. >> Stop. Stop. Leave me alone. >> On July 29th, 2023, police received a call from a Marriott reporting that a woman had used their services and had no intention of paying. When officers arrived, they asked her to step outside to resolve the situation. But her attitude was the thing that needed attention. >> So, ma'am, can we step out real quick so I can just talk to you? Are you going to ask me or anything that happened or you just going to take her? >> No, no, no, no. We're going to go outside and we're going to go talk. Okay. >> Thank you. >> I don't fear the police. I hope you know that. >> All right. So, what happened? >> So, I came. My room is paid for. >> Okay. >> Um I go get my stuff. I've been up here for 30 minutes. People done checked in. I come back. I said, "Okay, I'm going just go to get my go get my things." My room is paid for. She telling me I have to pay for it again. >> Okay. >> Okay. Well, you just give I said, "Well, that's between you and Booking." I booked it on booking.com. >> Mhm. >> Okay. $150. She said, "Well, we don't have the payment from them." I said, "Okay." So, she said, "Well, we're going to just have to call them and I said, "Okay, well, why y'all do that? I'll go get my son." >> Okay. >> I came back. First of all, I was never loud. I was never disrespectful. I I haven't yel I haven't yelled yet. M >> she was being aggressive. >> I told her, I said, "Listen," and I actually have it on on on on my phone. >> Okay? >> My phone just died. I can go get my charger to actually show you that I wasn't. I said, "No, ma'am. You're being aggressive, >> but what I'm telling you is I'm not going to pay again. >> That's between y'all. If you can give me my key or y'all settle the situation, then y'all can do that. >> That don't have anything to do with me. >> I know what you're going to do. What she's handling me talking to me aggressively." The woman said the mistake had nothing to do with her and belonged to the staff in the booking app. She even accused the staff of being aggressive while insisting she had shown respect. >> Well, she was telling me she was telling me to call booking. So, I'm like, "Okay, that's what I was going to do." I said, "If you if you wanted me to call booking versus I said, I respect you telling me to call booking versus you calling the police." Cuz number one, another black woman calling the police on another black woman that hasn't done anything to me was was ignorant. >> That was That was ignorant because we already know how it is with with us and the police. That didn't make sense. >> That was just way too much for me. The way she handled that whole situation, which I >> Which one was it? Was it the one to the left or the right? >> There was like There's two employees in there. Which one was it? Was it the lady? The one to the right? >> It's the one to the left. >> The one to the left. Okay. >> So, you just spoke with her. You didn't talk to any other employees. Correct. Well, the other employee, me and the other employee was okay. We was trying to help. I'm like, "You've been kind. You've been kind. You've been, you know, you been trying to help me." >> This one happened. >> She got That's what she she she got upset. >> The woman's story sounded convincing, and even her claims about being calm did too. But to verify the truth, police spoke with the employee she mentioned, and it seemed there was another side to the story. >> Okay, so what happened? Oh, so what happened was upon check in the the way she checked in was like what they call a virtual card where the authorization did not go through. >> Okay. >> We cannot just give keys. We have to have authorization in order to be able to complete the reservation and give keys. Authorization was the money and what she and I was we were working on like why it was declining, right? So then there's a process that we follow and that process is it takes a while. So the recommendation to her was to contact Booking, which is the third party who she used to >> she said it was Booking.com. >> Booking.com. Booking.com. Yeah. Which is the third party who she used. And and I said, and then so I'm in what they call the group chat for with the the GM trying to figure this out and how can we get her in and she's just be at that point she's I already paid so y'all I'm tired. You just give me a room. And then I that's not my problem. It just it became belligerent at that point and then just said you cooled and then you um you know just he became aggressive at that point. I'm already I'm not going to do that. And I said well listen she said what we doing what we doing? I'm about to video I'm about to go live all of this and I said listen >> what what we going to do is remain respectful. My name is Sher Brown. We going to remain respectful in here because what I have to do I can't just give you keys until I get this authorization. That's what needs to happen. You need to get the authorization from Booking.com. Okay. >> Because their card is is declining. So that's all we know. I can't just make you keep because you're tired. >> Mhm. Do you have her information? >> Okay. Can I see it? >> Cuz I mean since she's not really committing any crime, um if she says like, "Hey, I'm not going to identify myself," then we can't force her to identify herself. So, and if we cannot identify her, then we cannot like put her name through our system. Okay. Yeah. So, I mean, if she says that, hey, can I just pay and stay and you guys still don't want that guy? >> At this point, police confirmed the woman's identity using the hotel's information and realized she was not simple. She had a surprise for police involving property damage. >> All right, Miss Watson, can you step out of the vehicle for me real quick? >> Why? >> I'll explain that to you later. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. So, is this your vehicle? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, I'm going to close the door real quick. Okay. All right. So, the reason why I asked you to step out is because um we checked your information through our system and then it came back that you have a warrant through county. Okay. For prop for property damage. Okay. So, we're just going to confirm that. Okay. So, if they say the warrant is not valid or if they do not want to place a hold on you, then you're good to go or you'll get a room here. Okay. But if they say they do want to place a hold and the warrant is confirmed, then you're coming with us. Okay? So, our dispatcher is going to confirm the warrant to see if it's valid. In the meantime, we're gonna have another officer to go in there to speak with the employee to say >> property damage. That I mean, I don't know. Okay. >> That's not true. I don't I don't know. >> That's why we confirm. >> Yeah, that's why we're confirming it. >> I tell you that's not true. >> Okay. So, we don't Okay. We're not the one who secured a warrant. It's from Gwet County. So, that's why we're just waiting. Ma'am, ma'am, you need to come over here. Okay. You can't just walk away from us like that. All right. >> That's not cool. >> Ma'am, ma'am, ma'am, ma'am, ma'am, don't walk away from us. Okay. Clearly, the police remained respectful, but the woman seemed unconcerned and grew upset at being treated like a criminal, forcing the police to issue warnings to her before things got worse. >> This is not cool. >> Ma'am, we are not going to put handcuffs on you right now. Okay? But if you continue to walk away from us, we have to put handcuffs on you. >> I'm about to go live >> cuz this is not cool. >> I mean, that's fine. >> This is not okay. >> But please don't walk away from us. Okay. Are you from Atlanta? No, I'm from Detroit. >> Did you live with a friend in Atlanta or something? Somewhere around that area? >> I've never lived in county. >> Okay. They said the incident that happened in Gwynet County. Okay. It doesn't mean that you have to live there. Okay. So, and then the warrant was actually secured from Gwynet County. >> When >> that I don't know cuz we're not the one who obtained the warrant. Okay. So, we just check your information cuz every time we check my information >> cuz every time we make contact with somebody, we just check their information. That's just protocol. Okay. >> Did y'all check their information? >> We already have their information. Imagine how many time we have to come out here. Okay. Ma'am, ma'am, ma'am, don't walk away from us. I'm not walking over this because y'all with people. >> We are not. We're just doing our job. Okay. >> This is stupid. I'm not going nowhere. Chill out. >> I'm not Don't get in the car. I'm not I'm not doing nothing. >> Okay. We're putting >> We're going to put handcuffs on you. All right. >> Got an axe in the car. I ain't letting you back in the car. >> That's why we're getting you out of the car and everything. Okay. >> I'm not saying you're a violent person or anything. We don't know you. >> Okay. So, and then we cannot >> I'm going to grab your phone so we don't break it. Okay. >> All right. Let me know if it's too tight. Okay. >> Are those too tight? >> No. I got plenty of space. >> She chose to ignore the warnings, putting herself in this situation. Yet, she refused to accept it and grew increasingly frustrated. The woman made things very difficult for the police, fully aware she was at fault. She kept escalating tension and aggression, likely mirroring what the hotel staff had endured. >> This see, this is what I'm saying. And y'all keep y'all keep with me. Y'all keep me. Here's the thing. I swear to God, I'm going to act a nut. If I go to jail, I'm going to act I'm sorry. I'm tired of this. I'm tired of this. I'm tired of this. Y'all might have me. I'm tired. I'm I'm done playing these games. I'm tired. I'm tired. >> We're just doing our job. Okay. >> You're not doing your job because when I call y'all and tell y'all people harassing me, y'all don't do Y'all keep trying to arrest me. I'm here paying for room and I'm I'm going to jail. >> We didn't say you are going to jail yet. Okay. Like I said, we're confirming the warrant. Okay. That's it. >> That's usually how it go. Once you if I if you saying I got a warrant, I don't know what the warrant is. You don't know what the warning is. I usually go to jail. Can I get some of my water? Thirsty as a This is so I am so pissed right now. Oh my god. Oh, this is not going to be easy. I am going to be cut. I swear to God. I swear to God. I'm going to get more charges if I go to jail. I'm not going I am I am going to be a tyrant because I'm tired of people with me. >> The tension escalated with every word she spoke. And it didn't stop there. Her actions backed up her threats, adding unexpected charges to her own record. >> She in the car. >> All right. >> Put your other foot in. Put your foot in. >> Can I sit right here? >> No. >> No, you cannot. All right. Put your foot in. >> Watch your knees. Watch your knees. Go ahead. >> Hey, >> stop. Leave me alone. LEAVE ME ALONE. STOP. STOP. Leave me alone. Leave me the alone. >> Stop. I TOLD YOU. I TOLD YOU. >> I told you. >> Stop. Before you put your legs on handcuffs. All right. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. All right. You don't stop. I have to use this baton to hold on to your leg. Okay. Stop. Get on my I'M TIRED OF Y'ALL ABUSING ME. STOP. Pull her out. Pull her out. Pull her out. >> But what? I'm not doing nothing then. Let me go. >> Stop. >> I'm not resisting. Leave me alone. I'm sitting still. I'm sitting still. >> You need to sit still. >> You're damaging government property. All right. >> Hey, so when you damage government property, as long as I'm not putting my hands on y'all, y'all shouldn't be taking me out the car. >> You're going to jail. I don't give a we can't we can't just take you to jail like >> finally she was charged with obstructing a law enforcement officer and interfering with government property. >> Ignoring rules and escalating tensions only worsen the situation. Respect and accountability are crucial when dealing with authorities. Next, the woman was clearly just seeking trouble for her own self-gratification. >> Take me out, officer, deputy sheriff. >> Take me out. On October 27th, 2024, officers were dispatched to Walmart after reports of a disruptive woman. When approached, she flaunted her defiance and remained utterly uncooperative. She even made things difficult for those trying to help her, including using her supposed deafness as an excuse. >> Were you guys able to communicate with her? >> That's like why she's acting. That's what she We're trying to I try to help her. >> Well, if you weren't listening to Kevin Gates, you could probably hear us. Did you talk to her at all? Did you like Did she talk to you at all? >> What did she say? >> Come on. >> Can you understand me? >> You want to walk to the front with me? We >> can't hear you. >> I am deaf. >> Yeah. I don't know. >> You guys want your trespass? >> Yeah, I do. Okay. What? What are you doing? >> This is comical. >> Okay, have fun with Have fun with your dance. >> But with the officer's patience, they accommodated her every action to resolve the situation calmly, only to be met with more obstructive behavior. >> What's she trying to return? >> Hear that? You going to Are you going to leave? >> I paid for that though, >> right? >> Okay, >> let's go. >> So, take it with me. >> I trespassed. >> Yeah, >> let's go. >> So, leave. Leave. >> Take your >> What? >> You're deaf. I don't >> You don't understand what I'm saying? >> No. >> I said sit. >> Here, ma'am. Here you go. Here, ma'am. >> Take your item and leave. >> Yep. Go ahead. I paid for it. >> So take >> So take me out of here. >> Why? >> You going to take me out of here or what? >> No, I don't want to. >> You want to trust? >> You just leave. >> Can you just tell her in our presence that she's trespass? >> You are. >> I paid for this item earlier today and I'm not leaving until I get a replacement. >> I'm not going to refund it. >> All right, take me out. >> Do you have a receipt? >> Let's go. She seemed unwilling to leave on her own, constantly demanding to be taken out, clearly expecting to be escorted rather than go herself. >> Take me out. >> Don't touch me. >> Take me out. >> Take me out. >> You want to go to jail? >> Take me out. >> Take me out. Officer, deputy, sheriff. >> Take me out. >> Ma'am, if you don't leave, you're going to >> You just leave. >> If you don't leave, you're going to go to jail and we're the dog's going to go to the ACC. >> Excuse me. >> If you don't leave, >> my dog's on a leash. Yeah, but your dog when you go to jail, your dog's going to go to the >> Let's go to jail, please. I love it. >> Are you refusing to leave, ma'am? Here. >> Oh my god. >> Do you have uh do you have your name in date of birth or LP wants to leave? >> I love jail. I go all the time. >> Can you just tell her that if she if she doesn't leave, she's her trust? >> I got your she needs to leave and if not, I'll take her to Chris. >> Oh, no. So, you are not allowed back here for one year. After if you do come back here for one year, we'll see you in here. We're going to call them. They're going to come here. >> All right, ma'am. So, you're officially trespassed. >> You're trespassed as always. >> I'm trespassed. >> Yeah. >> You work here? >> Yep. >> You don't look like you work here. >> Well, I'm trespassed. Let's go. >> Why didn't I hang up the name to leave? >> I'm wanting to go in cuffs. Thanks. >> After her struggle, the officers fulfilled her wish, an action puzzlingly requested, even though she could have left peacefully on her own. My attorney's going to love this. >> Ma'am, you had ample opportunity to leave. >> Literally, the dog. >> Can you just get his 14? I'll I'll write out. It's my pleasure to take this case. >> No, seriously. >> That's Prince Charles. Don't >> I really want to take this stuff? >> Yeah, we'll take it with her for stuff. >> That's my And that's my >> This is your >> Congratulations. You are the proud owner of this. All right, let's go. >> I'm going slow down. >> You're right. It looks better if I slow down. Yeah, >> it does. You're on my time, bro. >> Okay. What are you doing? You want me to stand up and walk? >> Can you walk? What are you doing? >> Both arms. She wants She wants >> I love problems. >> I love chaos. >> I want problems always. >> So much problems always. >> You're hurting me. >> Yeah. Well, >> in the end, the woman was charged with trespassing. resisting without violence and battery on a law enforcement officer. Her refusal to cooperate even when offered a peaceful way out serves as a clear lesson. Resisting authorities or creating chaos only leads to legal trouble and personal consequences. Even so, this woman brought about the worst possible outcome for herself. >> Yes. Yep. >> You promise? >> Yep. Let me see where I bust there and then show me on my car WHERE THE THE DAMAGE MATCH IS THAT [ __ ] YOU DOING. Don't do that. DON'T WALK ON ME. >> DO NOT BE IN MY PERSONAL SPACE. >> Do not be in MY PERSONAL SPACE. I don't know you. I don't know you. >> You're going to go to jail if you don't get in the car and leave. >> But three. >> Back away from me. >> I have three of you behind me. Please back away. >> I'll take the rest. >> I'm going. No. >> I was going to go. Jump three and scared me. THAT'S EXACTLY WHY I DID THAT. >> STEP OUT THE CAR. >> Don't resist. Step out the car. >> Hold on my shoes, please. I'm sorry about my shoe. >> I want to listen. >> I'm not my shoe. You look down. >> Go ahead. Get your shoe. Adjust your foot. >> I'm trying. >> Don't work like this. >> I asked a question. >> Let go. >> Let go. Stop resisting. >> Allow me to call my mother and let her come get her car because I have my puppy in the back. >> I have to do that now. >> Okay. All you had to do is >> I was going to but that's not fair that I can ask you a question. >> That's not fair that I get charged you with resisting me. >> That's not fair. >> Just relax. >> Do not pull up. Stop. >> But do you see how to breath if he wasn't pull somebody >> the attitude not pulling away from >> I understand. >> That's why I sat right here and I asked you the questionitude and that's really not fair. >> The attitude you're receiving. Please stop. >> I need to call my mother. >> I'm going to tase you if you don't stop. >> I have a her hand. >> I feel like I'm going to have a hand. >> I'm going to tase you if you don't stop. I feel like Okay. Okay. Please relax. >> I do feel like I'm not. >> Okay. You need to relax. >> No, for real. But just in case you understand I'm going to help you. I'm going to help you. >> I will. You please stop fighting with him. >> Let go of the handcuffs. >> Okay. Let go of the handcuff. I can't do anything to you. >> My hands are stuck. Like I'm literally cramping up. >> Okay. Breathe. Breathe. breathe. >> This is why I told y that in the office. >> Let go. >> I can't. My This is why I told y'all that in the office. >> You're going to get >> Let go of my radio. >> Let go. >> Let go of my radio. >> Let go of my radio. >> Stop picking his radio. I keep I'm telling you my anxiety cramps. >> On December 15th, 2023, officers were dispatched to a Walmart after reports of an iate woman allegedly crashing into a light pole. Upon arrival, she unleashed her fury on everyone around her. >> Where is the damage to my car from HITTING THAT POLE? YOU'RE LIAR. You're a liar. >> Don't say [ __ ] to me. Where's the damage? >> That is not the damage. YOU'RE A LIAR. Thank you, sir. Thank you. run these plates and let me go about my business. All y'all said when I stop right there and set 12 cuz this IS WHAT Y'ALL DO. Y'ALL GOT REAL criminals out here. Go play them with them. You talking about P and I didn't even come clear near. GO DO YOUR JOB. GO out here and y'all harassing the people. I pay taxes. I pay for you. I pay for you. I own you. >> NO, I DON'T. AND I HAVE TO I don't have to SHOW IT TO YOU EITHER BY LAW. AND I KNOW MY RIGHT. So don't come back. Don't trouble talk me. NO, I DO NOT HAVE TO SHOW YOU a thing. >> Yep. Let's go. Cuz he know he ain't got no proof on lying ass mother letting you know. >> I DON'T HAVE TO SHOW YOU NOTHING. >> You're a liar. >> OKAY, >> GO RUN THE VIDEO. >> GOODBYE. >> She denied all accusations of causing any damage. Even when officers tried to show video evidence, she stubbornly insisted that the ones lying were the police and the store employees. >> And the same last lied on me, too. All I got to do is lie. Let me see the video. Let me see the video. Let me see the video. Let me see the video. Yep. I'm sure mother is it. I was way down there. That's not that don't match with my name. So we can that out. That's not an accident. That's what y'all REALLY GOING TO STOP me for when I came to pick somebody up to do a favor. A buff. This what y'all stop me for? A buff. Right. Really? This is an accident. This is worth wasting my time foramage. This is damaged. >> You ask me or whatever. >> Please, dude, cuz that's pathetic to not Walmart have millions of dollars and need something of a buffer that could be buffed out. >> Come get your ID, please. >> No, you can't identify yourself. >> No, I don't. That's a lie. No, I don't. >> She even challenged the officers, arguing that the incident couldn't have happened since her car showed no damage. >> Damage. >> Where's the damage to my car hitting that red [ __ ] Where is it? Because my room did not make that. It doesn't match nothing. You're a liar. I'm liar, bro. So do what you need to do. >> Put me on. >> Do what you need to do cuz you are a liar. Liar. Liar. Liar. It doesn't even match up. >> All right. If I'm selling the >> Let's start the Oh, hold up. Let me get you the new tag. Cuz you think I got an old tag? Let me get you the new one. Let me get you the new one. Since you don't THINK WE YOU DON'T THINK WE INNOCENT mother people who pay our bills I own you and him my mother you identify you >> I'm officer maniac with the logo police department my badge number is 59 >> I own you I got to write know who you are >> do you live in the city of Largo >> doesn't matter what the my tax say >> do you pay taxes in the CITY OF >> DO I WORK I JUST TOLD YOU I PAY TAXES AND I OWN YOU AND I own you >> I need you to identify yourself >> No I don't >> aside from her loud outbursts and anger her. She refused to provide anything else, forcing the officers to insist on bringing her in to review the evidence, doing so the hard way. >> I'm not trying to be a bad guy. >> But this is petty. This is petty. That's This is the law. Because somebody got something. It's not bent. It ain't broke. It ain't hurt nobody, bro. I came to pick somebody up the talking to you. You have to >> I do. >> Okay. >> I do. I'm heavily medicated. We're going this way. >> Because all right do a show that I came close. I didn't hit your [ __ ] This [ __ ] don't even match MY CAR. >> GET YOUR hands out my face. >> This is a courtesy. We do not have to do this. >> Okay. >> You are not going to step up on her again. >> I didn't STEP ON HER. I WAS WALKING in with her and saying what I was saying. There's a difference. >> Lower your voice. Calm down. this. >> I'm going to need y'all to just do what the you need to do because I'm just going to continue to click. You're dealing with somebody who's not all here. Let's just carry the >> Okay, let's go. >> I'm going to freeze to my mouth. I owe y'all. What? Tell me what to do. >> All right. >> So, how close can I come to it? >> You touch it. >> To cause damage. >> To cause damage. Watch. Watch. So it scuffed it. >> You can see your frame bending of it. >> Okay. So look where your cup is here. >> Go look at Don't touch what >> the computer. >> Okay. But I'm just showing if if the scuff is down here. >> You look at my car. I don't have a scuff. >> Maybe it's your tire. You clearly are. >> Okay. So if a tire hit it though, how could that be considered an accident? And I didn't cause consider damage that. Even with clear evidence, the woman could still vehemently deny everything. At this point, the officers made their decision regarding her actions. Yet, her defiant attitude showed no sign of easing. >> I am not friendly. I'm not going to get a citation. No way. Get her out of here. >> No whisper. Please say it loud enough for me to hear cuz I feel like you can't sleep. >> Oh, okay. We're just going to trespass her. >> Okay, cool. We going to trespass you from coming ass shitty ass [ __ ] ass Walmart. That's fine. There's a thousand of them every other place. Absolutely. You're being trespassed. >> Thank you. So, I will not come back this piece of [ __ ] because I put a rubber on their thing. Trust me, I won't come back. I've already had to call on this store before because of their other managers. So, >> the parking lot. >> It's no worry. I will never have to come back to this piece of property. The people who work here are ignorant. Half of them. All I was doing was picking up a friend. I don't even [ __ ] >> Free to leave. Have a nice day. >> Thank you so much. You're free to leave, too. >> Okay. You are free to leave and as I said when I got here okay thank you. Have a nice night. >> She could have left at this point but she brought the situation upon herself by insisting on staying and venting her anger. >> Three questions I got to answer but if I asked you one because you told me I'm no LONGER ON THIS SHITTY PROPERTY. I CAN'T ASK >> because you've been trespassed. You are no longer It is now an unreasonable amount of time. >> You just got here. >> YOU JUST GOT HERE. YOU DON'T ALL THAT [ __ ] YOU DOING. DON'T do that. DON'T WALK ON ME. DO NOT BE IN MY PERSONAL SPACE. Do not be in MY PERSONAL SPACE. I DON'T KNOW YOU. I don't know you. >> You're going to go to jail if you don't get in that car and leave. >> BUT THREE. >> BACK away from me. >> I have three of you behind me. Please back away. >> I'll take the rest. >> I'm going. No. >> I was going to go. Your three are scaring me. THAT'S EXACTLY WHY I DID THAT. >> STEP OUT THE CAR. Don't resist. Step out your >> Hold on my shoes, please. I'm sliding about my shoe. >> You don't want to listen. >> I'm sliding about my shoe. You can look down and see that. >> Go ahead. Get your shoe. Adjust your foot. >> I'm trying. >> Don't work like this. >> I asked a question. >> Let go. >> Let go. Stop resisting. >> Allow me to call my mother and let her come get her car because I have my puppy in the back. >> You're going to have to do that though. >> Okay. All you had to do is leave. I was going to sir, but that's not fair that I can ask you the question. >> That's not fair that I get charged with resisting. >> That's not fair. >> Just relax. >> Do not pull up. Stop. >> But do you see how aggressive he was? Not fair to somebody who >> the attitude. Stop pulling away from >> I understand. >> That's why I sat right here and I asked you the question. >> The attitude. That's really not fair. >> The attitude you're receiving. >> Please stop. >> I need to call my mother. >> I'm going to tase you if you don't stop. >> I have a She was charged with resisting arrest and trespassing from the property. Refusing to cooperate and letting anger take over only escalates a situation. Compliance and calmness can prevent minor incidents from turning into legal consequences. >> She's got a basket full of stuff. She had a bunch of She was in here for like 3 hours shopping. >> Yeah. Just follow us to the office over here. >> Why'd you pay for it? >> Well, it's Yeah, it's too late now. On July 27th, 2025, police were dispatched to Walmart after staff reported a theft at the selfch checkckout. The woman believed her trick would succeed, but in reality, employees had already seen through everything. >> She's got a basket full of stuff. She had a bunch of She was in here for like 3 hours shopping. >> Okay. >> She had a bunch of clothes folded. Um, and so what she was doing was she she scanned the outside item, but there was like three or four folded in between. She had a bunch of uh dog food. >> Is she like a current a frequent shoplifter? >> Yeah, I know. I know Kohl's has dealt with her a lot. That's who sent us her information. >> Okay. >> Um she usually stages the carts and has other people come in and get it, but in this case, she did it all herself. >> Which way is she going to exit through? >> Hopefully this side. >> Hopefully this side. >> But we're going to see right now. >> I don't know if she's trespass. >> What was her name? >> She wasn't in the system. Okay. >> Do you know how to spell her last name? >> Yes, sir. C. >> See? And >> do you know her date of birth? >> That I don't know. >> Yeah. She's coming this way. >> She still believed she could walk away after 3 hours of shopping, but she was stopped by employees and police. She was escorted straight into the loss prevention office right after. >> Hello, Mary. >> Yeah, just follow us to the office over here. different. >> Well, it's Yeah, it's too late now. >> You guys want to go? >> Yeah, we'll get everything over here. >> Do you have any idea what you need? >> Yeah. >> Do you have any other items in your in your purse or anything like that? paper. >> Ready? >> If you guys want to, do you have your receipt as well? That way you guys can see what she paid for and what she doing. >> All right. can decide at any time to exercise his rights and not answering my questions or make any statements. Do you understand your right if you want to talk to? >> So yeah, right now you're not free to leave. You're basically under arrest for shot. >> The woman showed no change in expression after police explained as if she silently acknowledged the issue and calmly thought she could do what she should have done from the start. >> Well, I mean that's why we're here. They saw you on the cameras. So, depending on the dollar amount, um, we'll just give you a citation. If they want you trespass, we're going to have you trespassed. Um, like I said, depending on the dollar amount. If it's not a felony amount, we'll give you that citation. >> 500 500. >> 500 or more? >> Well, it's for the items that you didn't scan. >> Yeah, >> it's for the items that you didn't scan. So, as long as it's not 500 or more, we'll just cut you a citation and then um I'm sure they're going to want you trespass. So, we'll just have you trespass and you won't be allowed on any Walmart. Okay? >> And trust me, they're really good at what they do. That's all they do all day. Check cameras and people. So, if you just like to go to another Walmart, all this information is going to go to another Walmart. They're going to check you out there. They're going to see you there. And then after that, you will go to jail for trespassing. >> Okay? Just because we just advised you right now that you're not allowed at any Walmart here in Las Cruises at least. I know it's probably in El Paso too, but shoplifting. >> Can I pay for it still? If I >> if you want to take it if they let you. I mean, >> I think after >> Yeah. So, I mean, you had a chance to pay for it. Along with what the cameras recorded and the receipt showing the amount, she would surely have to face the consequences of her actions. >> How you doing, sir? >> How's papa? >> It's okay. >> You need to see an ID for me. >> No, it's fine. >> Hair, you're going to go with Chad, Papa. Okay. I don't need hair for me, guys. That one I can put around my >> card. I'm going to leave him really loose. Okay. You've been really cooperative. Finally, the woman was charged with felony shoplifting and trespassing. This case showed a hard lesson. Guilt doesn't disappear just because you stay calm. Cameras don't lie, and the law doesn't negotiate. Next, watch how a 7-Eleven turns into a crazy circus stage in just one night. >> Roll over. I said he was >> on August 25th, 2023. Police quickly responded to a report from a 7-Eleven in Moran County where a former employee nicknamed Marijuana Aisha returned, stole items, and acted like he owned the register, turning the scene into pure chaos. >> Who pink shirt? She has to auto she had >> Okay. Whoever is behind the counter stealing stuff. >> She has Okay. >> Okay. Take everything out your pockets. Put on the counter. >> Aisha, please take it out. >> Officer. Aisha, take it out. Aisha, >> put everything on your in your pockets on the counter. >> Hey, everything out your pockets on the counter, please. >> And I have to let those. >> All right. So, and I asked him to give them to me and he would it. So why am I >> everything out of your pockets on the counter? >> Give me an explanation. >> Aisha. >> When officers arrived, they found Aisha arguing stubbornly, refusing to put the items down as ordered. Her defiance making the atmosphere grow increasingly tense. >> Our situation, >> what would you like to be called? >> I would like to be called me. >> Me? Okay, let's go out to my car, please. I really don't want to take you to the ground in this store. >> Me too. >> Let's go. >> You don't need to touch me either. Come on. Let's go. >> Drop the pot on the ground. >> Put the pot on the ground. >> Here. >> Put the pot on the ground. Give me >> I will punch you in the face. >> If you punch me in the face, you will get tased. Put the pot on the ground. Put the pot on the ground. I am not playing with you. >> I noticed. >> I am not playing games with you. >> And I noticed. >> Give me the pot. You're about to get tagged if you will stop. >> I suggest you just call up the cops. >> Would you stop? >> I suggest you just call other cops. >> Put your hands behind your back now. >> Why are you doing this? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Why? >> Are you sure you're about to get tased? >> You told me I wasn't being arrested in there. >> You're about to get tased. >> You told me I was Stop right now. >> Give me the pot. >> You told me I wasn't being arrested in there. >> Keep it clear. >> Why are you threatening to tase me? >> Back up right now. >> I need an answer. >> Everything out of your pockets. >> You told me I wasn't being tased. Clearly, before being escorted out, she was caught with a bag full of stolen items, clutching a potted plant-like treasure and even threatened to attack an officer. Arrogance fit for a self-proclaimed queen of 711. Hey, you told me I wasn't being arrested. Why are you threatening to tase me? >> Get down the ground right now. 61. >> I got one a taser. She's not cooperating. Don't taser her. She's sick. >> Put Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back right now. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. You're going to get tased. >> Sir, I give blood to my brain. >> Turn around. You're going to get tased. >> Either you can work on me or you're going to get tased. >> Yeah. >> Are you going to work on me or not? >> I'm working with you, >> Aisha. The suspect showed no fear, defying every warning. With eyes locked and body tensed as if ready to strike, tension exploded. Officers had no choice but to move in. >> I'm not playing games with you. >> Because you're not listening to what I'm telling you to do. >> Why are you threatening? >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. Aisha, listen. Aisha. AISHA. 62. >> Cut it out now. >> Roll over. Sir, you might I said fight once. You must tase her. >> She's fighting. >> Aisha, cut it out now. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> I will turn around. >> I'll turn around now. >> 66 20 AISHA, back up now. >> Back up. >> 110. And you got some water in her EYES AT LEAST BEFORE YOU DIVE OFF. >> UNBELIEVABLE. She seemed bulletproof, completely immune to both taser and pepper spray. The one-on-one struggle had officers powerless, forced to call backup. Luckily, she finally gave in or they'd still be wrestling her. Police in trouble with police brutality and all type of stuff. >> I gave her so many chances. >> You at least gave her my shoulders. >> Get in car now. >> Your shoulders what? My shoulders are hurting me. >> Get in the car. Put the handcuffs in front of me. >> Get in the CAR NOW. MY SHOULDERS ARE HURTING. >> I DON'T CARE. SHE had every opportunity to do what I told her to do. Get in the car. In the car now. >> Can you put the handcuffs in front of me? >> NO, I CANNOT HURTING ME. >> Get in the car. >> The drama didn't end there. Aisha was finally arrested after repeated defiance. But her aunt kept blaming officers for brutality and spouting religious ramblings, leaving officers shaking their heads. >> Get in the car now. >> In Jesus name. In Jesus name. In Jesus name. In Jesus name. >> Can you stop? Please. Please. >> She need help. >> Well then she should have listened to me. >> I gave her every option I could to >> Yeah. >> What is going on? >> Ma'am, come here. You have pepper spray all over you. >> You have pepper spray all over you. >> You do what? >> You have pepper spray all over you. The >> Holy Spirit will cover me. If I just take >> The Holy Spirit will cover me. >> Jesus is not going to take the pepper spray off. He'll take it away. He's my savior. >> I get that. >> The truth only emerged later when they returned to the store for staff statements. >> I called her, told her what was happening. She called auntie. So the hunchie comes like 10 minutes later. 10 minutes. She try to get get her under control. >> At what point did she come behind the counter? So she runs back here and grabs cigarettes. How many does she grab? >> She grabbed these, two of these, and one of these. And then there was a pack right here. Four total. >> Yeah, four total. She goes back from a pack of cigarettes like this, walks back there and lights it on the grill. She put a cigarette on the grill. >> Yeah, it's a liter. And I was like, "Yo, you got to stop." >> Everyone confirmed she used to work there. Aisha walked in like she still owned the place, singing and spreading items everywhere, then grabbed four packs of cigarettes and lit one on the grill. A smoke and fire spectacle no one expected. >> Call your mom and call anybody. I said to stop now. I'm over here trying to fight. >> Get your hands off of her. >> He's over here trying to fight and argue with me and my daughter. >> Don't escalate. Please don't escalate it. Don't escalate it. Don't. Please. In Jesus name. >> GO IN YOUR CAR. >> WHAT ARE YOU DOING BEFORE? >> Because now people are here you need to respect. You're the man. Yeah. What's the problem? Okay. Outside the store, the suspect's relatives argued and shouted, turning the scene into a midnight Florida flea market, where chaos seemed to be the local specialty. >> But don't get the right to HAVE a counter. >> Okay. Assistant mad because he mad cuz we all don't call her sleep. No, that's >> I already called the name. I already called her earlier. She said she was going to sleep. So like nobody mess with her and then went ahead and called her and then she was white. Stephanie m cuz Stephanie your manager. She's here. That's just me. >> Have you What have you been diagnosed with? Do you know? I was diagnosed with um >> that's that's the only thing. That's what I was diagnosed with. He's also telling me to go see a psychologist. >> Okay. >> Um I haven't been able to find one because I guess my insurance doesn't cover the one that I went to go see. I have to pay for that out of pocket. But >> So you haven't done that yet? >> I haven't gotten a job. Um, >> in the end, Aisha was charged with theft, petty theft from the counter, and resisting law enforcement. She faced the consequences of her reckless actions under the law. No matter any illness or condition, breaking it carries consequences, and excuses will not shield anyone from being held fully responsible. Next, these reckless suspects will truly shock you. You were worried more about your phone than That is wild to me. How old are you? >> I'm 16. >> On July 23rd, 2025, police received a call reporting a group of suspects who had stolen several Nike items and fled the scene. Upon arriving, officers realized from the descriptions that this group seemed all too familiar with such crimes. >> Hi, you the call. Okay, I think we got them. We're in a pursuit with them now. So, I need to know what all what they look like, what they took. >> I say they I know the one girl had a bunch of pet police. I was standing right here waiting for like kind of trying to like detour them like we usually do cuz we can do and then she literally grabbed it and walked this way and said, >> "What what did she grab?" >> She had a bunch of the Nike Pete stuff on there. So, I just like So, it >> Nike fleece. >> Pet fleece. Yeah. So, it's like the more expensive line of the fleece and all that. >> Okay. >> And they all like had handfuls of stuff in their arms and they wore them that ran out. the two girls that had the the real long dreads, the one with like a real red. >> Are you Are you able to pictures? Yeah, let's go do that. >> And I was standing right there. She said looked at me, smiling by, and ran out. >> Okay. Did you see any? >> They all I The one girl my sister, she walked out right after her, like right after them, and she like ran right to the left, but she didn't see them getting a crunch. Like, as soon as they walked out there, they were gone. She came off behind the counter, but they all four that went all had like a full stuff on hangers in their arms. >> 1937 course. I have an update with the two female description. That one. >> That one. That's the one that one she like. >> Is that the one in all gray? >> Yeah. Okay. >> She's the one that ran out first. >> So, all gray. All gray. And then we have all Go. I'm sorry. Go the other way. My bad. I should read my mind. I'm just kidding. >> Okay. Who's that one? Oh, my bad. I touched it. >> That dream. Oh. Another unit joined the chase, pursuing the suspect's vehicle. These offenders made it clear they had no intention of stopping, turning the scene into something straight out of a real life. Fast and furious. >> Five queen Tom Nora A5 or 50. I believe it's five queen getting on 75 right now northbound occupied at least four times speed through 81 traffic light switch left passing on the turn speed. Okay, traffic's moderate. Uh, we're still on the left lane, passing a car on the B right now. However, we're coming up to the 161. Speeds are increasing from 100. Under the pressure of the police pursuit, the suspects realized they had no chance of escaping. At that moment, the vehicle stopped and officers immediately took forceful action. Step out your hands up. >> Right. Left. Stay in the vehicle. Right for your passenger. Keep coming. Keep coming back. Keep coming back. Keep coming. Walk back. >> Walk back. >> Keep coming. >> Keep coming. Take a step to your right. Keep coming back. Keep coming back. >> Officer Stoner is going to stay here. >> Okay. We have another officer that's almost up there to grab all the property, bring it back, and then we'll scan everything to get a final total amount that was stolen. Keep going back with your hands up. Keep your hands up. Don't reach inside the vehicle. PUT YOUR HANDS UP AND WALK BACK. Keep coming. Keep going. Light complete 32. >> Okay. >> Right after the suspects were taken into custody. What shocked the officers wasn't their resistance, but their ages. >> You were worried more about your phone than >> That is wild to me. How old are you? >> I'm 16. >> 16. >> Yeah. Wonderful. driver for the fle. So, we just need to get them all back to Finley. Um, you can probably take both girls. All right. >> Two of the girls. Um, I'll take a guy and I want another car to come get the um get the other one. Unless one of the troopers wants to drive him back up to Finley. >> How far how far we is from Senor. >> What? >> How far we from? >> Can I get my phone off? Can you >> We'll take care of your phone. All right. >> Thank you. >> Right now is not the time to worry about your phone. Okay. You need to understand that you guys committed a serious offense here. All right. So, >> would I be able to go home today? >> Nope. >> What am I going to call? No, you're going to go to Jal's kitchen. >> I don't want to go down. >> Don't come down. Don't come and steal stuff. Is it that hard to understand? I mean, you're 16, right? You're all know right and wrong. So, what do you expect to happen when you come steal something? >> Just to go home like it's okay. I don't know what what world or society you're growing up in. That's not how it works. Okay. So, you're going to catch a hard reality today. You're going to be an adult. You're going to learn fast. You won't do this ever again. I promise. >> I'm disappointed. I'm irritated. Bri, you crashed out to Can I make a phone call when I get in there? >> Not right now. I'll call your grandma. Let her know where you're going to be. You care about her, but you're going to be spending night in jail making her worry after we tell her you were just involved in a high-speed chase. All right. Well, I can have you have seen back in my car for now. >> And um yeah, we'll do it that way. The suspects were 16, 18, 21, and 31 years old. Each facing charges of shoplifting, failure to comply with police orders, and criminal trespass. No matter how old you are, stealing is never worth the risk. The moment you cross that line, age won't save you. Only accountability will. Next came the embarrassing moment when they were caught red-handed by the police and got a serious scolding. >> What's up? The people in Zara thinking all took some stuff or something like that. >> Never mind. literally save me like that right there with you. Just drive my camera, man. Stop. >> On April 12th, 2025, the police responded to a retail theft at Zara Beachwood Place Mall. After investigating, they discovered that this group's crimes went far beyond petty theft, involving multiple more serious offenses. Here's how it unfolded. >> How are you? Good. Good. What's up? Somebody put some stuff, it sounds like. Yeah, >> they got we're out there looking to see if we can find what I just need to know. Are you going to sign a criminal charges that? And uh All right. I'm going to help them look at >> all I have this I everything that they stole. >> Oh, okay. >> I don't know if you were just able to tell on camera or something like that. >> Um so we have a device that tells us every time something leaves our store. >> It gives us the pictures of what it is and the time. >> Okay. So, if you want, you can take a picture. It's these items. I think I just had somebody steal two items just a second ago. >> Oh, no kidding. Wow. >> Yeah, but I I missed them. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Let me take a picture of it. Yep. >> Oh, no kidding. Okay. >> So, that might help you if you like >> All right. And it was a what did they say? Blonde wig. Two black females. One had a blonde wig. >> Mhm. And there was how many um black males? >> Two. >> Okay. All right. We can't find them. >> Okay. Zara employees confirmed that two female suspects, one wearing a blonde wig, along with two men, had stolen merchandise. The store had evidence and the officer began tracking the area, locating the suspects within minutes. What's up? >> Wonder what's up. The people in Zara think you all took some stuff or something like that. They were like they're like real mad about it. If you got anything on you, that's their property. >> That's from Zara. >> Oh, no. >> We didn't say [ __ ] >> Tell you what they're talking about. I guess they got this device that knows like when someone leaves out what product I getting paid for. >> Did you have anything looks like that? >> Oh, no. >> Uh-uh. >> Okay. You mind if we double check it in there? You mind if we >> No, we take back. I would go in there and show you. >> I didn't take No, we didn't take nothing, sir. >> I tend to believe I see honest people to me. I'm just trying to figure out why they're trying to say. >> I don't know. We can go in there. I will show you that. >> Would you go back to Zara? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, you did not take nothing. I didn't even know if you mind if we give you your lunch. >> Yeah, there's a pretty Yeah, that's what they said. I just met though. I don't know about >> No, I put it back. I don't know. >> So, you were >> I never touched it. I was on the phone. >> Okay. So, you were messing with the product and you put it back. >> No. No. I'm be honest. No. >> Okay. >> Of course, no one admitted to stealing. The female suspect and her accompllices acted calm, but the more they tried to defend themselves, the more criminal mistakes they revealed. Do >> you mind if we look in there and see if there's a winner? >> No. You want to tell me real quick about it? >> I don't know. No. >> Well, if if they're alleging it, then we have probable cause to search your bag. Sorry. >> Oh, yeah. I'll do that. >> I mean, you're you're telling us you didn't. >> How old are you? >> 17. >> This is from here. >> Okay. You got any idea? >> No, I don't have ID. >> You say you're 17? >> Yeah. >> Like 100%. You done? >> Yes. Okay. >> See what they want to do? >> Where Where's the rest of >> I don't know. That's all I have. So, I'll be honest. >> All right. Whoever's got the rest of the stuff. We're trying to give it all back. Like for real. Like >> Okay. I'm just trying to like avoid them doing too much with like if we give it back, they might be like >> Yeah. So if there's like literally anything on you, >> anything in your bag there? You mind if we look in there? >> I think you guys might be trying to do that. Is that right there? >> The police suspected the suspects were lying. The deeper they investigated, the more evidence emerged. Yet the suspects kept making excuses, turning this into far more than a simple arrest. >> How old are you? 31. And you're 17. >> You got a piece of paper. I'll just write down my pad on the car. You have no ID on you. What's your social security number? >> I don't know my social security. >> What's your first name? Joseph. >> And this is 100% like everything. Yeah, I'm Ohio. >> Okay. I didn't want to go back. >> What's your birthday? >> May 24th, 1994. >> Ever have an ID card in Ohio or driver's license? >> No. >> Nothing in Ohio? >> No. >> You ever been arrested? >> No. >> What about you? You >> The suspects kept giving conflicting info on their names, ages, and social security numbers. Some had prior warrants and carried stolen items, forcing police to handcuff them immediately. >> All right. All right. You're being detained. Put your hands behind your back. Okay. Okay. Put put your cell phone away. >> I can I can tell you what my name is. >> I've asked you several times and you're playing games. >> You have warrants for your arrest? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> All right. That's not him. I've got him. What are you What are you reaching for? >> God damn. >> What is this? >> My AirPods. What the [ __ ] house, please. >> Okay, listen, man. You got two warrants for your lying about who you are. Okay, >> for red's going to win. >> You got two. Greg's going to win. But you're going to get You have charges with us. >> Okay, that's nothing else. That's a knife. >> That's Why do you keep That's not a knife. You get it out of my pocket. >> Yeah, it's my key. >> You turn. You know what I mean? You turn. >> I'm sorry. >> What is that? >> It's my It's my >> No, a bottle of beer opener. Oh yeah. Oh yeah. >> Yeah. For the feel of it, too. >> No, this could be one of those. Uh uh take the bag. >> That's for beer. Look at the top of it. That's for beer. >> Well, it would have magnets on it. >> That's But that's where I bought it from stand right right over here. >> The suspects kept lying and police found more stolen tools in a sharp object showing their calculated preparation. >> Cleveland, you know, they don't want it. >> Yeah. So they said video exists. We can't look at it though until they are like lost prevention sent to sounds like falsification at a minimum. Is that what happened? Okay. And they're 100% willing to to prosecute. Okay. Uh he's got warrants. >> Oh tools here. >> Oh yeah. You take the magnet is a magnet. And this is the hook here and that magnet is right here. >> So there will be video. One of the employees when the system went off >> when the dust system went off looked up and saw that they were accidenting at that time and these are the two that had the property on their person. Uh we haven't identified her but she stole back anyway, right? >> Yeah. Good job. >> How you feeling? >> They want to me like right there. I'm like camera man. Stop my phone. You got my phone. Where's my phone? I need my phone. >> All right. Can I put my mom? >> No. Where's my phone? >> In there. >> After a thorough investigation, the suspects were arrested for theft, falsifying information, and possession of criminal tools. They now face jail time, fines, and restitution for the stolen items. No excuses or tricks can bypass the law. Everyone is held accountable. Next, let's meet the whiniest and most ridiculous thief we've ever encountered. >> Please don't. Please. >> I got my mom. Mom, no. Please >> don't act like you're five. Okay. >> On January 29th, 2025, officers responded to a business after reports of a woman shoplifting while intoxicated. The suspect was caught instantly and what followed was nothing short of a circus. >> Hey, don't resist. Don't resist. >> Hey, I'll tell you anything. >> I don't care. Put your hands behind your back. We're way past that. >> Please, I'll tell you anything you want to do. >> Do you want to get resisting? >> No. >> Well, yeah. You already got it. >> Oh, please don't. Please. Cooperate. >> Give me your other hand. >> I don't care, Jody. Your information is not good. I don't care. What are you doing? >> I know everything. >> I don't care. >> I know everything. >> Nobody cares. Jody, >> you don't care. >> Nobody cares. >> You don't care what I mean. >> No, I don't care. You're under arrest. >> For what? >> You're under arrest. Just stop listening and resist your arrest. >> Please. Please. >> Put your feet in there. >> Please. >> Put your pin in there and you're under arrest. If you spit, >> please. I'm sorry. I'm Please. Right after being caught, the woman begged for mercy, pleading to call her mom and promising to cooperate. But officers stayed firm, already knowing she'd been banned from the store before. >> What do we got? >> I walked up to try to detain her and she started like walking away from me right here. I said, "All right, you're being tried to put her in here cuz she tries to take off." So, >> we're going to figure this out. Okay. You were allegedly shoplifting. >> Where at Food Lion? >> Uh, one of my food line to go people, they had came. She came from the back. I guess she had got a plate from the wing bar. >> Okay. >> And she went out this way. My store manager followed. She came back. Yeah. >> Went through that back and went all the way around to the back of the building and went to Tractor Supply. >> Okay. >> Yeah. So, I think she just stole a plate of food. >> A food. Okay. >> Yeah. >> So, plate of wings, food, like whatever. >> And then I know they said that from Tractor Supply. I think Nancy, my store manager, said she got a a coat and a Coke from there. >> Okay. So, she trespassed from I mean um chocolate from them, too. Store employees said she stole Hot Wings before running out the back, then grabbed a jacket from Tractor Supply nearby. Confronted with the accusations, she stubbornly insisted the jacket was hers. >> Please, can I call my mom and mama? Please, please, can I call my mom? >> Ma'am, no. You don't have that right right now. >> Please, I would tell you anything you want to hear. Do you hear me? >> Yeah, I don't trust what you say. >> Why don't you? >> Cuz I I I know you. You know me, wife. >> Yeah, I've been living. >> Okay, so it was really strange. Well, she came in, she went over to the clothing department and then I didn't see her. She come up here and was hurting around. >> She took a jacket, I think, from here >> with anything. So, I don't know if like she's got I want to say she she works at Walmart somewhere. So, you wouldn't surprise her if she doesn't have a thing. She might. >> Despite the suspect's repeated promises and pleas, officers were confident they knew her history. And what the surveillance footage showed was impossible to deny. >> You don't know what I've been through. >> Don't make yourself pass out now. You good? You okay? Please give me some water. >> Okay, we'll get you some. Okay. >> I just been through a lot. >> I understand. I mean, I don't think you're a bad person. >> I miss my babies. Yeah, you just you sometimes make bad choices, but we all do. Explain everything to you if you can talk to me. All right. Food lion says that you took a plate of food. All right. And you you walked out the door with it. >> I did. >> Okay. >> I did. >> Okay. All right. That's what they said. Okay. And then Tractor Supply said that you went in there and you walked around a little bit. You took the jacket and they think it's that one. Took the jacket and then you walked around the boots and then you walked outside with the jacket without >> I didn't. >> Okay. What kind of jacket? >> That one. >> I've had the jacket on. >> No, this one. >> I've had it on. >> You have it? Okay. >> Once at the station, the suspect quickly changed her tune, admitting to the theft. But as officers explained the charges, she panicked and used her mother's illness as a desperate excuse. >> Food lion, they want you trespassed. That's not a criminal charge. It's just trespassed. Okay. >> So, you're you can't go to Food Lion. >> Okay. Tractor Supply, >> they want you trespassed. >> You're not allowed to go there anymore. Okay. >> Food line. It's $9. They want you trespass. So, we're just going to do trespassing for that. Okay. Resisting arrest. >> Please, just please give me a chance. >> How are you? How are you going to prove yourself to us? >> I do anything you want me to do. Please, just don't charge me with nothing. My mama I'm already trying to do my mama. Please. My mom's got leukemia. >> So, if I got you a bond, right? You're probably a little too intoxicated to do a bond right now. I'm not. >> Okay. No, I'm saying even if it was to work for court, I can't put somebody that was intoxic. >> I'm not, but I'm really not cuz I ain't been I ain't used like >> She tried to stall and play the victim, blaming everything but herself. Officers listened patiently but stayed unmoved. Excuses don't erase consequences. >> Jody, Ju, just like I told you before, begging is not going to make him, right? >> IT'S NOT GOING TO PLEASE. PLEASE, I just GOT MY JOB. PLEASE, >> PLEASE, just give me a bond. Please, I just got my job. I don't want to lose my job. Please. >> Hey, listen. How old are you? >> Please. >> How old are you? >> No. Please >> don't act like you're five. Okay. >> Please don't do this to me. >> I have to. >> CAN I PLEASE CALL my mom, please? I TOLD YOU AIN'T NOBODY [ __ ] >> OKAY, that's fine. Okay. That's not That's not to me. Okay. All I got to say is what I was trying to tell you. >> You said YOU WAS GOING TO HELP ME CHARGE ME WITH DRUG. >> COME HERE. Come here. >> No, I promise. I'm calm down. >> Remember the resisting. >> Come on, please. >> You want another one? >> Do you want another? >> At the temporary trial, the judge ordered her held without bail for violating probation and offending while drunk. She erupted into another dramatic scene, leaving officers visibly exhausted by the act. >> Just listen to me. Yes. Talk to me. Don't Don't Don't walk away from them. Let them do what they're going to do. Talk to me. >> Please. Why are y'all doing this to me? >> Why? >> Listen. Thanks. >> You might be able to make a deal to drop the resisting arrest. You hear me? So that's why I got these out so you can use. >> On the ride to jail, she suddenly forgot how to breathe. A performance so over the top that even paramedics couldn't help but call it what it was. Pure drama. You hear me? So that's why I got these out so you can use these. Okay. >> Finally, she was charged with obstruction of justice and petty larseny under $1,000. What began as a sloppy theft ended as a full-blown meltdown. Proof that bad acting can't steal you out of trouble. Let's see the woman deceitful, reckless, and irresponsible. >> Step out of the car or you're going to be taken to jail. >> Just kick his door in at 5:00 a.m. >> You going to kick his That's a child. >> So what? He fled from the cops. >> On June 11th, 2025, police received a report about a woman switching unpaid merchandise at Home Depot. Surveillance showed her entering with an old toilet seat under a yellow bag, then leaving the plumbing aisle with a brand new one instead. Before she could walk out, store security stopped her. Let's see what happened next when police chased after her car. >> People's going to be occupied by at least two. Hello. Step out. >> Step out like I'm asking you to. >> Why is he stepping out? >> Cuz I asked it to. By law, I don't have to give you a reason. Step out of the car now. >> Step out of the car or you're going to be taken to jail. The suspect had no idea it was a grave mistake. >> Moments later, officers tracked her down in the parking lot and swiftly placed her under arrest. >> Yeah, adult female. >> Sweet. >> You don't remember when I was at the passenger window. You reached over, put the car in the drive. Who was the guy driving? >> Put what car and drive? >> Oh, you talking about I put the car in drive? >> Yes. >> Yeah. >> Who is the guy? And where is he at? >> What not? >> That's That's a child. >> A child? Where is he at? >> That's a child. He's not He's not with me. >> He's going to be arrested at some point. >> No, I'm just saying he's not with me. >> Where's he at now? I >> I did that. >> He was driving the car. You were the front passenger. >> But I'm saying I did that. I I take full responsibility. >> Where is he at? It doesn't matter. He's getting arrested. Where is he at? >> I sir, I take full responsibility. >> Responsibility for somebody else driving. That's not how that work. >> That's not how this works. >> I'll take full responsibility. >> Okay. >> When I get the warrant for him, >> I'll kick his door in at 5:00 a.m. >> You kick That's a child. >> So what? He fled from the cops. >> He almost crashed in a whole bunch of cars. He almost people >> aggravated. So, you can tell me where he's at now and we can handle this peacefully or we'll come back with a warrant. >> The woman eventually admitted to what she had done. After officers read her rights, she explained why she ran, but her answer didn't quite match the attitude she had when she fled. >> All right, listen. They're a different agency dealing with a different thing. >> That's fine. Flag of right. >> We're Felicia, >> right? >> Get everybody their rights. So, I'm going to read your rights and then I'll talk to you about >> Can I just beat my cheese out my butt real quick? >> Oh my gosh. Don't give it to us. >> Why would you flee from me? That's what I'm asking. >> I'm just saying. I don't understand. I mean, you know how it go. He's scared. >> I mean, I'm a pretty friendly guy. Why wouldn't you stop and ask some questions? >> He's scared. I'm scared. You know what I'm saying? >> So, you had already dropped him off before that cuz I didn't see anybody else. >> That's what I'm trying to tell him. He's talking about all he's >> All right. >> I'm being honest. >> Okay. Well, I'm placing you under arrest for felony looting. Okay. Vehicle's being towed. Uh they're going to take it processing and they're going to run through elements of the crime. So that's what's happening today. You got any questions for me? >> I'll give you some credit for hopping in the car and being chill. >> You walked in here like nothing was going on. >> You're being six. >> No. No. I just wasn't I didn't want the the girl to go to jail. You know what I'm saying? >> We We're not going to jail. It's all good. We're all We're even ste >> items that were stolen from Home Depot and Flagger. Did you give it all back? >> I gave it back. Okay. Did you steal from anywhere else today? >> No. >> The woman claimed she had never done anything like this before. But when officers searched her car, what they found only raised more suspicion. >> Bunk of that car is like a bunch of like >> No, everything else mine cuz I You know what I'm saying? I've been You know what I'm saying? Like staying in the car. >> You're sure about that? >> You feel me? Yeah. I've been staying in the car, but there's like brand new boxes of cologne and perfume. >> That's mine. Yes, that's mine. >> Do you know where you purchased that at? >> Do you know where you purchased that at? >> Do I know where I purchased that at? >> Mhm. I mean, I've had it for like >> just in unopened boxes. >> Two months. >> Okay. >> About two months. >> All right. >> I love my mommy. >> So, if we're doing >> Huh? >> I love my mommy. >> That's my mom. >> So, if I we're doing a search warrant on a car, >> that's fine. >> And all those items will be scanned and we'll be contacting all the stores and we're not going to say, "Oh, this is stolen." >> That's fine. You're not going to be on any other store videos. >> That's fine. That's fine. Okay, >> that's fine. >> All right. You don't want to tell us who the guy was that was in the car, the girl, whoever was driving. >> I mean, is she still on the phone? >> No, I think she hung up on her. >> You want to tell us who the other person in the car was? >> You want to tell us who the other person in the car was? I mean, >> like I said, I'm taking responsibility. >> Oh, I understand that. >> But he still fled from the cops. So, when >> I take responsibility, >> we find him, >> he's going to be arrested. >> I take responsibility. >> Okay. >> I trust me, I get what you said. >> According to the report, the woman had a prior theft record from 2024, and this time she was convicted of retail theft and resisting law enforcement. clearly that running won't erase your mistakes. Taking responsibility right away is always better than letting fear make things worse. 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