Put your hands on the wall now. >> Hey, need a starter for a change. Put your hands on. Put your hand. I don't know why you look the Why you Why are you looking at us? You are here. You are here. Why you not looking? >> Get your arm out. This is going to hurt. >> I need passwords now. Where the is it store owner? There's no video here watching this. This is illegal. >> Arrogance is the thieves's trusted weapon, giving them false confidence that staff and cops are mere obstacles. They thought they could slip past unnoticed, mocking the rules. But every prank has an end. And today, it all unfolds in when shoplifterss think it's a joke until cops step in. Each incident is broken down in detail, showing exactly what happened. Every situation comes with a lesson to learn. Like and subscribe to support us and catch the next videos. Start with this woman by turning herself from a shoplifter into a victim with rights. >> Okay, >> me again. I got our hands behind my back. Dumb. Make sure you get this dumb. >> You got to talk to me about something down. >> On September 8th, 2025, police received a report from Target about a woman who had stolen merchandise and tried to flee. Officers rushed to the scene and tracked her down. only to watch her actions spiral in the exact opposite direction of everything she claimed. >> Put your hands on the WALL NOW. >> HEY, >> need a sergeant for a taser. PUT YOUR HANDS ON YOUR PUT YOUR HANDS. ROLL THE OVER. Roll the over. >> STOPING WITH ME. STOP MESSING UP. Stop now. >> Put your hands on. Give me hering hand. Are youing serious? Step it up. She's refusing me. HURRY. LOOK. PUT YOUR HANDS ON your back. Stop now. >> You going t laser? >> YEAH. TWICE. >> YES. A WHOLE BUNCH OF TIMES. SHE PRESSED THAT [ __ ] ON MY ARM LIKE THAT. That [ __ ] hurt it. >> MAYBE YOU SHOULDN'T STEAL. WHAT? >> I DID IT. You did it, dummy. >> No, she need to calm down. >> THE SUITCASE IS STILL IN THE WAY. >> The question was simple. If she had done nothing wrong, why did she run? Even after being caught, she still refused to see her own guilt, acting as though she was the victim in all of this. >> [ __ ] What's your first name? >> T A M A R I A. That's all I had to outfit. That's it. >> Okay. I'm homeless. No, I know where to go. T >> I came from dead mess. I came from the Quan city. >> I a >> here. T A >> T A M >> A R I A >> A R I A. What's your middle initial? >> Thank you, officer. >> Okay. >> I ain't going to know how. Just check my arm cuz I want the investigators to make investigate. You move out my way. >> I got to take pictures. >> No, I don't need you to take pictures. I have to. >> Please, officer. I don't want her do nothing. >> She didn't want pictures taken. >> I don't WANT HER TO DO NOTHING. SHE ALREADY VIOLATED. SHE ALREADY VIOLATED. HUH? >> What do you mean like refusal to take pictures? >> No, refusal to refuse to go to the hospital. >> No, I just don't want the jail to come and be like, >> no problem. >> A large number of officers were brought in just to handle her situation. And somehow she took that as permission to make things even harder for the very people trying to help her. >> SHE CAN'T PULL IT OFF CUZ YOU CAN'T SEE. YOU CAN'T PULL IT UP THROUGH HERE. >> WELL, do you want to stay at the hospital? Cuz I don't see anything. >> YOU DON'T SEE ANYTHING? UP. >> I LOOK HOW YOU LOOK. >> YOU DIDN'T RAISE MY ARM UP. >> TELL ME I DON'T NEED to raise your arm up. Tell me. Is it below your elbow or above your elbow? Your >> smart above. >> So that's not your forearm. That's your upper upper. Upper. Yeah, we were trying to get here as quickly as possible when I heard you on the radio. >> Call for 19. I was like, okay, 19. >> I'm telling you, is it that back up that scar? >> It's not that spar. >> Well, I know. >> I understand. But That's a old car. >> Okay. >> Perhaps because she received so much help, she believed those efforts somehow entitled her to decide what she would or wouldn't do. >> Right here. >> I'm a human being just like y'all. HUH? ALL I HAVE TO SAY. ALL I HAVE TO SAY JUST FREEDOM. >> [ __ ] >> And nobody's saying that you're not a human being. >> You are. >> OKAY. I'M GOING TO HERE'S THE THING. I don't WANT TO HAVE TO >> COME SOON CUZ I'M TELLING YOU HAVE TO PAY. >> You're not going to tell me again cuz I'm >> Yeah, I'm going out in the station. I don't think I know my go. >> I don't have to turn it on. Put some of that [ __ ] on my ass. >> Okay. >> She did that for >> He grabbed the AMG guy. I don't think there's nothing here. >> It ain't nothing to do. >> Huh? >> It's some welts or whatever. >> YES. YOU SHE PUT PRESSURE. >> All right. Sign a refusal. You going to sign a refusal form since you don't want to go with them. They need you TO >> WHAT CAN THEY DO? >> EXACTLY. >> RIGHT. But you got to sign a good >> That covers them. >> This is just the source. SO SIT BACK IN FRONT OF THEM. YOU WANT TO TAKE A LOOK AT IT? >> HERE. HERE. Let him take a look at something real quick. >> Where's it at, ma'am? >> Okay. I don't need to look at it then. You don't have to show me unless you want to. >> Man, YOU CAN GET CALM THAT ATTITUDE. SMART. CALM your ass down. >> Me? >> Yeah. Just >> Okay. Yeah. It's all back there. >> Yeah. All right. All right. We got some pictures of it. Okay. >> All right. >> She showed no sign of admitting her wrongdoing. No guilt, no regret. She kept acting like the victim, making things harder for the officers, even though she clearly knew exactly where she stood. >> Yeah. Talking to me about something. >> Keep falling down. >> NO. >> NO. NO. >> OKAY. >> I ALWAYS with the chief, man. Damn. >> Well, I'm going to hear my name. >> Whenever I see him going to the chief to talk to him, it's like when I'm going to hear my name on that radio. Hey, do you have walls coming? >> They call you on your door. >> Oh, >> sorry. I had >> now I know. >> Well, he has called me a couple times before. >> So, so I guess Yeah, I know. Fresh meat. I get her badge number. I need her badge number. >> You don't get it. >> Hey, don't grab me like that. I'm not doing nothing. I'M ALREADY A HANDCUFF. >> You're starting to walk away. >> Don't pull the car. >> He He will assist you there. Okay. You just got to be patient. All right. >> In the end, she was charged with shoplifting and resisting without violence. Playing the victim never erases the truth. Own your mistakes early or you'll only dig yourself deeper and face even harsher consequences. Next, this rich shoplifter who stole $1,200 even beg to let it slide. >> I gave you the option before. >> Okay, here. Mom, it's too late. No, no, we gave you the opportunity. >> Stop, man. Stop. >> Please just go. >> No, get in. Come on. >> I am begging you. >> Okay, that's not going to work. So >> on February 14th, 2024, police received a report from a store on Summit Avenue about an Asian female suspect with fluffy black hair dressed in all black suspected of stealing a Louis Vuitton purse. Upon arrival, officers approached the woman who was completely unaware she had been spotted. >> Hello. >> I have a question for you real quick. Uh, we were over at the collective earlier. Were you there today? >> The store on Summit Avenue. >> Yeah. >> Um the owner there said that she a uh purse went missing from the front and she wasn't sure um where it might be. >> Okay. >> She said she was working with speaking with another customer when you were there. Um >> do you happen to know did you see the purse that um >> I looked around there? >> Looked around there. Okay. You didn't take anything? No. >> No. >> Okay. Do you mind if I look through your bag? >> Yeah, I do, but I just went shopping. >> Okay. Um, >> what's your what's your first name? >> Lisa. >> Lisa. >> Yeah. >> I'm Lieutenant Dina. That's uh Officer Colin Scarell. This is Detective Green. This is probably just the wrong place, wrong time. I understand you probably couldn't confront it. >> Um, but at the end of the day, we're just trying to do our job. >> I understand. >> It appears that you were the only person in the store when this went missing. >> And sometimes we pick things up by accident. Like we're just gathering our stuff and see seems like you have a lot of stuff. We just want to rule that out. >> Yeah. >> It's kind of cold. freezing. I just stand outside. >> There's more people outside. >> The bottom line is if you just open your purse and show us that the Louis Vuitton thing wasn't inadvertently picked up, that's a different story, right? But at this point, unfortunately, they didn't have enough to detain you because you were the only person in the store. So, >> but I wasn't. There was nobody in here. >> Oh, there was. >> Yeah. >> Oh, it sounded like you were the only person there. Besides being the only customer in the store, her striking outfit made her stand out completely, making it inevitable that she would be suspected in the incident. With no other option, she was forced to prove what was inside her bag. >> Diana needs This is really embarrassing. >> I'm so sorry. But I I will say is the inside of your first brown? >> Yes. >> The inside doesn't look >> Well, I have I have >> a brown Louis Vuitton in there. >> No, >> it sure looks like it right there. >> No. >> Right there. Could see it. Yeah. No. >> Okay, I don't want to put you under arrest, and I don't want him in the store. >> No. >> She agreed to everything at first, but refused when officers reached for her purse, raising suspicion, though the manager remained calm and persistent. >> Unless you want to get put in handcuffs right this moment. >> No, I don't I don't want to. >> I already plain view. >> Okay, take it. Take it back off. >> You're going to get You're going to get put in handcuffs, and I'm trying to treat you with respect. >> So much. You could have so much easier. You just give us your ID and >> I don't even know if the victim wants to pursue this at this point. Okay. I don't even know that. Okay. But I haven't detained you. It's in plain view. I just saw it. Okay. And I don't want to get into a fight with you. And I can see how nervous you're getting. >> No, I'm I'm irritated. >> Well, I I would be too if I was that lady over there and my purse was in your bag. So, take off your bag because I can see it. It's not up for discussion anymore. Do you want to get put in handcuffs or do you want to see if we can try to work this out? >> Guess or not? >> I'd like to leave. >> That's not going to happen now. I already saw it. >> So, you can either help us out here and maybe she doesn't want to pursue this because she gets her belongings back or I'm going to place you in handcuffs and you're going to be arrested for theft. In addition to being arrested for theft is if there's any credit cards in there, you're going to get charged with those, too. >> Any credit cards that are in that particular Louis Vuitton that you're covering. Every single one of those is additional charging. >> I don't have the credit card. >> At this point, under the manager's persuasion, she still refused, leaving no other option but to be handcuffed, which made it not easy for the police where there's probably going to be people going to be reported on the public sidewalk and they can do that. So, I think it's in your best interest to them. >> So, can we see that first? >> Can we have your ID? >> I hope so. That's not happening. It's not happening. Let's do it. Let's do it. >> No, don't do that. >> Just I don't do that. >> Okay. Here, I'll give this to you. >> Okay. Give it to us. >> Give it away. >> Can you stop pulling away? Stop pulling away. >> Let go of me. >> No. Stop pulling away and give us the bag. >> This is not up for discussion. Okay. Turn it over now. >> Now or you're going to handcuff us. >> I gave you the option before. >> Okay. Mom, it's too late. >> No. No. We gave you the opportunity. >> Stop, man. Stop. >> Will you please just help me? We're not helping you. Cops now, man. Stop. Stop. This is ridiculous. Stop. You're not going to win this. You're not going to win this. I promise. >> All right. Now you're resisting. You want to get charged with resisting, too. >> What are you doing? >> This is going a lot easier. >> In front of the entire public. We're trying to be respectful of you. Okay. We're not being respectful. >> Either take this bag off or I'm going to cut it off. >> All right. Take your right arm off. No, take your You don't need your left arm. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> Please stop resisting. >> No, please stop. >> Doesn't have to be this way. Please stop. Stop. >> I'm just going to cut it off in two seconds cuz I don't really care about the shot and let it go. Stop walking away. All right. You made this a lot easier. I like that down. Get on your on your thumb. >> After her intense resistance, she showed no remorse, tried to alter the outcome, and even denied her own defiance. >> I'm not trying to resist. >> Well, you already did good, so you get to graduate. Let me lock. Hold on. Yeah, you're going to jail. So, >> absolutely. >> Stand right here. >> Where'd you go? >> Nope. Do >> you have anything on you? Do you have any weapons on you? >> No, I never do. All right. I'm going to just check your pockets. Okay. >> Okay. >> Just turn face that way. >> Right here. >> Yeah, I know. Don't worry. Turn like that. >> What's this? I'm use the back of my hand. All right. >> You what? the easiest ways to slide backwards. All right. >> Can Can I just ask for something? >> No. >> No. Please, >> man. Just slide back there, please. You can ask me when we go inside. All right. It's cold. >> Can I please >> just lie back? Okay. >> Can Can I please? >> When we get inside, I'm freezing. Let's go. Come on. >> No, it's not changing the outcome. >> She remained completely unaware of the seriousness of the situation, continued to make things difficult for the police with her pleas. fully ignored their instructions. >> I am begging you. >> Maybe the girl doesn't want to pursue it. I don't know. But go inside the car. >> Tell you something. No. Go inside. >> No. Please listen to me. >> You need to be aware of your Miranda rightites before you say anything. >> Okay. >> So, I'm just going to ask you something. >> Don't say anything until you are read your Miranda rightites. I'm not asking you any questions and I don't want to hear anything from you at this point. Okay. >> Nothing you say is going to change. Just get in the back of the car. >> Um, can I can I tell you something, please? >> No, we don't need to hear anything. All right. >> Please. Do you know >> we just wrestled inside? Do you want to wrestle again? We don't want to do that. So just sit back, please. We're asking you nicely. We don't >> I I am begging you. >> You need to get in the car. We already put you down on the floor in there because you want to resist arrest. Get in the car. We don't want to have to force you in the car. >> It's my fault. >> Okay. Get in the car. Go inside. >> Can I go inside? Can you listen to me for a minute, please? >> No. >> Sit backwards. Sit backwards. Watch your head. >> Please listen to me, >> sir. Please listen to me. I'll listen to you when we get inside. All right. >> Can you listen to me for a minute, please? >> Will you stop for a minute, please? >> Just sit back, please. I don't know what's going on with you, but just sit back. All right. >> Listen to me for a minute. >> We will inside. All right. >> Listen to me. >> All right. Hold on here. Your feet are here. You're going to hurt your feet. >> Okay. Put your feet inside. All right. What do you say? Come here. Put your feet inside. >> Can I have one more time so I'm not freezing? Put your feet in. No. >> As soon as she was taken to the police station, she claimed to feel embarrassed. not for her actions, but simply because she would have to call her bail contact and let them know. >> This is as I'm I'm totally embarrassed. >> I mean, I know it doesn't mean anything to you, but I'm so embarrassed. >> Okay, I understand. >> I'm here visiting my new husband's family. >> Okay. >> I'm not from here. >> Okay. Where are you from? >> I'm from California. >> Okay. So, you're visiting? >> I'm visiting. I I'm I I know I deserve what I deserve. >> Where does your new husband live? Who your husband lives? >> California with me. >> I mean, where's his family live? >> Here >> in Summit. >> In Summit. >> Okay. >> I I am okay. My problem, not your problem. >> I'm listening. I'm >> I I I can't go I can't go back to them like this. >> We're not going to bring you back to them in handcuffs. >> No, I can't I can't like anything. How How do I explain to them? Not your problem. I know. >> Well, when we get inside and we get situated, all right, we'll let you make a call. I can't tell you it's going to be right away, but >> a a call >> to call somebody. You're not going to You're not You're not staying here all night. Okay. >> I I I know that. >> Okay. >> But but I guess I'm saying from my stupid perspective that doesn't concern you is I don't know how I'm going to go back and face them. >> Okay. >> She was charged with shoplifting and resisting arrest. Failing to recognize the seriousness of one's actions and trying to manipulate the outcome only worsens the consequences. Accountability is key. In the next case, the suspect stole because they couldn't bear the heat. >> Dehumidifier, AC. >> Yeah, that's all we got. Um, >> on June 20th, 2024, deputies responded after Walmart reported a couple who had slipped a large air conditioner and several other items into a cart before strolling out without paying. They believed they had vanished into the night, unaware that county investigators had already begun quietly tracking every clue in their trail. >> Ashton and Brley, right? >> Oh, yeah. Hey, Ashton. Can you just step outside and speak with me for a little bit? I'm deputy marchant with the sheriff's office. Okay. >> Um here, I'll come down here just cuz I don't I don't like the level thing and makes it awkward when we have to make eye contact with each other. Um so, the reason I I I'm here today is for a a retail theft incident yesterday at Walmart. Okay. Is Brianna home right now? >> Uh no, she's not. >> No, she's not. Where's she at right now? I think she's just at her cousin's house or something, just hanging out. >> Where's her cousin's house at? >> Um, down the road kind of over I don't really know the address. If you go down the road, to the left, to the right. I don't really know how to explain it. It's like couple blocks to the down the road that way. >> Okay. >> Like right around the corner. I don't know what street that is. It's like Sibly Court. >> Okay. >> I think >> it's on Sibly Court. Okay. So, I'm going to be honest with you. Um, with uh the incident that happened yesterday, I you know, I got I got video surveillance and stuff like that. So, I know I know it occurred, right? Um, so I am going to have a misdemeanor charge for you. All right. However, afterward, like I'd like to speak to you about the incident cuz I want to hear your side of the story, what's going on, you know, maybe, you know, can you explain kind of why it happened? But that that I have to read Miranda for. Okay. >> So, for right now, I'm just going to have you turn around and place your hands behind your back for me. Okay. >> Sorry. Am I getting arrested? Yes. Yep. >> Um, can I tell someone this is happening? You have an opportunity to speak to somebody. >> All right. 16. >> Soon after, the remaining suspects suddenly appeared and of course, fate struck just as hard, leaving them with no escape from what was coming. >> Hi there. I'm Stephie Marchant with the sheriff's office. Here, Brianna. Right. Okay. So, I was just tell I was just talking to Ashton here. So, I'm here in reference to the the retail retail theft incident that occurred yesterday. >> Okay. >> Okay. Um I'd like to ask you both questions about it. Um but but I I have to read you Miranda rights just to explain, you know, I know what happened. I know there's surveillance video, right? But I want to know your side of the story. Of course. >> Okay. Yeah. So, so for right now, just because you know, you know, just to help us along with the situation, um I'm going to um if you can just just continue cooperating with me. Okay. Can you turn around and put your hands behind your back? >> Thank you. >> 160 the second part of >> Is that okay? On your wrist right there on your left wrist. >> That's fine. Okay. >> About to be my birthday. >> Anything else on you, man? Although she didn't deny the accusations, she never admitted to the crime either. She showed no remorse. In fact, she almost seemed amused by the situation. >> Okay. Separate your feet for me, ma'am. Thank you. Okay. It's our fault. >> Okay. I'll have you sit in the back of my car for me. out the color. >> What's the pull back a little bit? >> Yeah, absolutely. You know what? Is is there is there money troubles at home? What's what's kind of going on? >> Yeah, there's always money troubles. It's hard. I'm only income right now. >> We have It's hot as something to cool down. >> Okay. You said you are you're on what income right now? my income alone. >> You're on your income alone? Okay. So, she's not working right now? >> No, she has medical issues where it makes it hard for her to keep a steady job. >> Okay. She's got medical issues. Okay. >> Get sick and have seizures and stuff. >> Okay. >> According to a statement, he admitted everything. Their real goal had been the air conditioner, while the rest were just random grabs he couldn't even remember. >> What were the items that you took yesterday? >> I don't remember exactly. I just know I wanted the air conditioner. way. >> You wanted the air conditioner? >> There's an air conditioner that's on the whole thing. >> Okay. Do you remember any of the other items? >> No, I really don't. >> Okay. Where are the items right now? >> I couldn't tell you. Upstairs. I couldn't tell you off the top of my head. >> Okay. Is the air conditioner upstairs in your in your house? >> Yeah. >> At the the 1406. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> I know what was wrong. It's just like I said, my card. >> Sure. Is there a reason why you lied to me about where Brianna was? >> Yeah, cuz that's my girlfriend. I didn't want her to to get wrapped up in it. I just wanted to do everything. I can just deal with it and do whatever. >> Okay. >> But when I said that, but I said I was looking to talk to both of you. >> Yeah, I know. And I would rather just deal with it alone. It's unless your birthday. >> Okay, I get that. It's just I >> Sorry. I understand why. >> No, I appreciate I appreciate your honesty now. Um but yeah, I have a hard time. You know, I have a hard time dealing with the lying. Okay. >> I know. I understand that. I'm not raised to be a liar. I'm sorry. >> Yeah. So, keep just keep that in mind in future future reference. Okay. All right. Oh, and then as well, um, you are trespassed from Walmart, so you can't ever go back to Walmart again and like any Walmart. >> Okay. >> She admitted everything as well, focusing only on the air conditioner. She spoke bluntly, fully aware there was nothing left she could deny. >> We, you know, there's no really real excuse for it, but we understand what we did wrong, man. >> Okay. All right. So, you said you're having a hard time uh affording things. >> Yeah. >> Okay. What were the items that you guys took from the store? >> Um, could I ask what store it was? Was it Walmart? >> Yeah, it was Walmart. >> Is there any any other store you want to tell me about now so we don't find about it later? >> No. No, it's not that. I was just curious cuz we went to a lot of stores yesterday. We We're paying things. I just remember Walmart was when we walked out was with the AC, I think, and a dehumidifier. I know there's more. I I just have a really hard time remembering. >> Okay. >> It's more like in the moment I I get the stuff and then I, you know, I see it and then I get it. I It's like I don't even remember what it is now cuz I'm so I know the air conditioner for sure and then the dehumidifier. >> Okay. Where are those items now? >> Um in the window. You can see it hanging out >> in the window. Okay. So, the one the the one next to the door on the lower level or the one up above? >> Uh, we're we're upstairs. >> You're upstairs. Okay. Okay. So, the window unit that that's it there. Okay. Um Okay. Um would you give me, you know, would you give me consent just to go and retrieve the stolen items from your house, including um >> I mean, we might have some other questionable things up there like parapin and stuff. I don't want you guys finding it and then they get in trouble >> like paraphernalia. >> Yeah, I just know we have glass up there. >> At this point, both suspects had to reveal where they had hidden their stolen items, clearly showing full responsibility for their crimes. >> It's not ideal, >> but it works, huh? Okay. >> We have a lot of cats. >> Okay. >> I'm sorry. Just go. Okay. >> Thank you. Yep. Okay. Um, all right. You >> have our remote? >> Yeah, I put it in my pocket. Those are the only things that we have. Bath mat, towels, hanger, humidifier, AC. >> Yeah, that's all we got. Um, all right. Yeah, >> that's all we got for now. Um, >> so I guess the plan is what's going to happen. We're just going to put you back in the car. >> Um, we're just going to come up and grab the items and leave. >> Okay. >> We're not going to do any other searching, but >> it's going to be hard for us to manage you too along with trying to carry items, >> especially with the air conditioning. >> Air conditioning unit. Okay. >> Okay. >> I'm just going to move this over the door. >> Both suspects were charged with theft. Trying to take what isn't yours only leads to inevitable consequences. Even if you think you can get away, the truth eventually catches up and full responsibility must be faced. The next woman was even willing to strike a police officer just to resist arrest. >> Stop. This is illegal. >> There's no other woman. There's no men. >> Stop resisting. >> On July 29th, 2023, police were dispatched to a shopping center after reports of a woman allegedly shoplifting. When approached, she completely refused to cooperate, citing an utterly absurd reason. >> Hey, police department. Go ahead and drop everything. Okay. >> I'm waiting for my dad. Okay. >> No, it doesn't matter. You should leave right now. >> Drop everything. >> This is my dad's door. He owns it. >> No, he doesn't. >> Yes, he does. >> Stop talking. >> Yes, he does. >> I swear to God, you have to leave. >> I will. Don't turn it into me. >> Let go. >> Let go. This is not celebrity. Let's go. Let's go down to the doorway. >> Okay. Nope. No. We're waiting for my dad. >> Stop. Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. Hang on one second. >> Let's go. My dad opened the door. I'm not kidding. Look at Oh my god. Don't look at me. Stop. >> Stop. >> Stop. Stop. Look. Please stop. >> Enough. >> You guys are both here. >> One second. What happened? MAMA, >> WHAT HAPPENED? I know now. >> Okay, she came in. >> Tell me what happened. >> There's no machines. >> Stop that [ __ ] Try to walk back there. I asked her >> to get out of the place. >> Okay. Did she make any attempt to pay? >> Did she try to walk out the door? >> Okay. Thank you. You're under arrest. >> No, I No, I DID NOT. >> Down to the ground. Down to the ground. >> You lied. He wasn't even there. I >> resisting resisting the caverns. It's easy. >> Stop resisting. >> She wouldn't have ended up in this situation if she hadn't resisted the police's requests. Yet, she only made things increasingly complicated for herself. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> Hogan, >> stop resisting. >> Tony Hawk, >> stop resisting. >> Watch the cameras and I know that I did not walk out the store. This is illegal. >> You're under arrest. >> No. Don't listen to me. >> Put your arms behind your back. >> Yo, this is publicity. >> Do it now. >> No. >> Stop. >> Nope. >> Put your hands behind my back. There's two terminators with me. >> I'm trying behind your back. Okay. >> Oh. Oh. >> You're making this a lot harder than it used to be. Okay. >> You're not real. My dad owns a store. That's not >> Stop resisting. >> There it go. >> Stop. >> Get your arm out. This is going to hurt. >> I don't need passwords now. Where the is this store owner? >> This should be animated. There's nobody in here watching this. This is illegal. >> Okay, back towards you. >> No, this is illegal. >> Navy. Navy. Now, >> turn over. >> You know who I am to the United States. >> We're the police. YOU NEED TO STOP. >> YOU KNOW WHO I AM. STOP. >> This is illegal. >> There's no other women. There's no men. Stop resisting. >> I swear to God, there's no men, >> BRO. >> Hang on. >> There's no other. >> What do you need? >> Let go. >> Okay. Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. >> Can you get your arm out? >> Y this arm out, please. >> This is better. Please >> let go OF YOUR OWN HAIR. >> ON THE left arm, >> daddy. At this point, with police backup on scene, handcuffing her became easier. But the difficulties were far from over. >> Hang on. >> There's no other side. Okay. >> Don't grab me. >> Don't grab any tape. >> Don't grab a hand. Don't grab a hand. Don't fight. Don't move. >> Do you understand? Which pocket here? >> Let go. >> No. >> Okay. Sit her up on her butt. Sit up on your button. >> You good here? >> I'm good. >> Okay. >> Stay there. >> Please stop. I will when you stop. Got it. After this. >> You are assaulting me. I need to be standing >> after this. We're going to stand up afterwards. Hold on. >> Okay. >> You good? >> Yep. >> Stand up. >> Staff member, please. >> Thank you. All right. >> I got an arm. You got to know. >> We're going to walk. >> Pardon me, sir. >> Uh-huh. >> When we get to the car, you're going to sit in the back seat. Do you understand me? >> Immediately after apprehending the woman, police assessed the store's losses. She had treated the store as if it belonged to her family, brazenly taking items without any attempt to hide them. >> Can you tell me from start to finish, from when the young lady walked in the door up until up until this point, what occurred there, sir? >> So, she walked in the door, she had like a spray can or something in her hand. She said, "Is there a trash?" I said, "Yeah." She set the can on the counter and made me throw it away. Whatever. And then she proceeded to walk around grabbing stuff, you know, starting to put things in her arms as she's shopping. >> Sure. >> Had a cigarette in her mouth. Well, that's kind of weird. You know, most people don't just shop with a cigarette in their mouth. >> Sure. But >> then time goes on. She says she's waiting for her dad. We ask her if she needs help. I'll wait for my dad. Waiting for my dad. More and more stuff in her arms. And then she starts getting closer to the door. And then Sean, the other employee in shoes, he comes up to me and he lets me know. He goes, "Hey, those gray and pink shoes, those are not her shoes." >> Okay, >> her shoes are in the back. She took hers off and she's wearing those. She's going to steal those. >> Okay, at that point. >> So, the shoes she's wearing are not the shoes she came in with. >> The shoes So, the shoes that he was telling you she's wearing were not the shoes she walked in the store with. >> The shoes that she's wearing came from your store. >> Correct. The painting shoes came from the store. The shoes she came in wearing were black. >> Okay. I I got she could did any Did you or any staff members give her permission to take those shoes out and exchange them the way she did and wear them? Okay. >> After that, at that point, we kind of proceeded to call security. So, we had a gentleman he's not here anymore, but he was here >> and he was monitoring her for a while and it at this point it had been over an hour. She's been in the store waiting for her dad, waiting for her dad. And then eventually she starts to just try to leak. >> Okay. According to the staff, when confronted by security, the woman still claims she was waiting for her dad and wandered around the store, likely just biting her time to make a run for it. >> She had so she never came to the here. I need to pay for these items. How much to no attempt to see? I was trying to trying to go straight to the door. Yep. >> Okay. >> She kept saying, "I'm waiting for my dad. I'm looking for my dad. My dad owns the store." And you guys showed up, but for the most part, it was just useless wandering >> throughout that hour. >> So, I got to ask a couple questions just to make sure. Uh, so either you or none of the employees gave her permission to take items from this to gather up items and leave the store without paying. >> No. >> Okay. At no time did she ever make an attempt to pay for the items? >> Okay. Um, never made an attempted transaction or anything like that. Nope. >> Okay. All right. Good. >> Uh, one time she came up here, she didn't even really try to pay for anything. She was looking at the food and stuff. >> And JC, the manager said, "Well, can you wait for your dad in your own shoes?" >> Sure. >> And she just kind of gave a like murmur. Whether it be English, it's just kind of gibberish. And then you need to continue walking around. >> Okay. Thanks, buddy. Appreciate it. Good. The rest of your day. >> The woman was charged with shoplifting, obstructing, and resisting arrest. Resisting the police in making excuses for wrongdoing only worsens the situation. The lesson is that cooperation and honesty can prevent minor incidents from turning into serious legal consequences. Next, this employee, only 18, made a hasty and serious mistake. She asked, "Am I going to be fired for this job?" And he was like, "Well, basic." >> Okay, calm down. You're gonna print your name and give him a date. >> On April 17th, 2025, police received a call from Kohl's about a theft in progress. Shockingly, the suspect turned out to be an employee caught sneaking Sephora products out without paying. Upon arrival, every detail of her actions and her identity had already been laid bare by the store manager. >> Her name is Samantha Spear. She's 18 years old, worked for Sephora. She's with us 33 days. We uh through a tip and observation, we're able to catch her stealing multiple items. And in the interview process, while they were interviewing her, she confessed to like, you know, stealing almost every day the last couple weeks. She stole a couple thousand dollars worth of merchandise. >> We told her to be concise because it'll helping, you know, evaluating her future with us. >> She asked, "Am I going to be fired for this job?" >> And he was like, "Well, based off your honesty and the more honest you are with us, you take that into consideration." So, >> crazy question. >> Yeah. Right. >> Keep walking here. >> You guys have videos for these. Yeah. We're going to we'll be able to provide that for you. >> Yeah. From what she told us, she's been doing all the stealing for her family, for her sisters, her father, her mother. >> Like Rick said, he goes, "You know, looks like your parents, your family put you in a predicament." >> So this woman stole simply to chase a quick, easy life instead of working diligently. When faced with the police, she felt complete remorse for her actions. >> This is a promisary note telling us that you're going to make it right with Colts. All right. Did you still have your pen? >> All right. Your principal amount owed is what you put on this statement. Okay. >> All right. So, you're going to write that there. >> You're okay. Calm down. And then you're going to print your name and put the date. Get that water for you. See? So Sam Smith, I do have to I do have to make sure you just are aware whether or not you sign or not. It's okay. All right. You are being released from employment. Okay. Yes, sir. >> You can't come back to cos to work anymore. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Um All right. So, these gentlemen are going to have some things that they're going to cover with you. All right. >> All right. I'm sorry. >> You're fine. Do you have anything in your locker that we should get for you while these gentlemen are covering a couple things for you? It's just my bag. >> Is it locked? >> No, sir. >> Okay. What's your locker on? >> Oh, it's it's probably the right ones. >> At just 18, facing the law for the first time after committing her wrongdoing, she was genuinely terrified, even trembling. Shortly after, the police read her rights and she had to struggle to calm herself. >> So, this is what I would say is this. This gentleman's going to ask you some questions. You be as honest and cooperative with them as you are with me. It's like >> in the door. It's like >> Oh, yeah. >> He's confused at the very bottom. >> All right, Sam. So, I have to read you something before I talk to you. Okay. >> So, I'm required to warn you before you make any statement that you have the following constitutional rights. You have a right to remain silent and not answer any questions. >> Any statement you must any statement you make must be freely and voluntarily given. You have the right to the presence and representation of a lawyer of your choice before you make any statement and during any questioning. >> If you cannot afford a lawyer, you are entitled to the presence and representation of a courtappointed lawyer before you make any statement during any questioning. If at any time during the interview you do not wish to answer. You are privileged to remain silent. You can make I can make no threats or promises to induce you to make a statement. This must be of your own free will. any statement can be and will be used against you in the court of law. >> But clearly all the products she took were from Sephora, making her claims about taking them for her family hard to believe. The managers and staff already had some insight into her behavior. >> All happening at the end of her shift, walking out of the store, never making a purchase. So she admitted to $1,000 now that call it came to the or is he advising that the friend is 97 and present >> and a thousand is that the correct amount or is that just what she admitted? >> That's that's what she admitted to. She's going to bring back all the rest of the product. Um >> could be a difference. It could be a little bit more but we won't know until it's fully back in. We're >> not sure how we can help them. >> All right. So that's it for you in rehab. Um, upon review, Ricky and I had found on multiple occasions on different days her taking merchandise, sealing it either in her Sephora bag or her purse and exiting the store. >> Okay. >> And you guys wish to prosecute. >> We wish to prosecute policy. >> Ask that too. >> So, do you guys have like a list of the like the time she stole? >> Yes. And that's going to be uh put into >> including evidence.com >> ptail. >> Okay. >> He gets the information for >> I'll drop I'll drop a receipt in there for you. >> Um it's got the total of what we what we know until we get back the rest. >> Okay. >> Shortly after the police decided to take the woman into custody. There was nothing that could change the outcome at this point. transporter >> cuz like let's say that you come back later and it's a much higher amount or whatever it is maybe there's an enhancement. I think there's an enhancement for the type of the amount that you can take. >> Yep. I don't think she's ever going to reach a I think it's like $100 or something. >> Say, is it over like a crazy? >> So, it just strengthens the case. But we already have quite a bit and she's confessed. >> Sure. >> No, I mean just we get knocked over like I mean like 400k just straight shot. So >> that's what you call. >> Yeah, keep calling us. >> Yeah, we will. Appreciate it guys. >> Sorry for all the time. She was charged with scheme to defraud and she was also terminated from her position at Sephora. Trying to take shortcuts for personal gain can lead to serious legal consequences. Even a first mistake at a young age can have long lasting repercussions and honesty alone cannot erase the law. Even worse, the suspects treated the police as if it were all a joke. >> Okay. What's your name? >> I spell it. I've been mistaken. I didn't know. >> Per the border patrol known to conduct multiple thefts throughout the state of Florida. >> What? >> On February 25th, 2023, police were dispatched to a Walmart in Florida after reports of three suspects committing theft. Upon arriving, officers waited outside the store. For the moment the suspects would step out. >> Hey. Hey. Stop. Stop. Stop. What's up, Maria? Stop. >> Why? Stop. >> For what? >> Cuz I said so. Stop. >> Why? >> Excuse me. >> These three. >> Yep. >> Okay. Come. Come this way. Come on. >> Stop. Stop right here. >> Okay. >> Come over this way real quick. >> Come over this way. You too. You too. Yep. Come over this way. >> What happened? >> What's happening? What happened? >> Sit. Sit. Sit. Sit. >> Sit. >> Excuse me. I don't have nothing. What happened? Sit. Thank you. Back to back. >> 10 12 of them. If you want to find out what's going on right here, >> are these bags? >> They're ours. >> Yeah. And then the sunglasses are ours, too. Sunglasses. >> Oh my god. Yes. The women appeared panicked, unsure of what was happening. Yet, they were carrying unpaid Walmart items. And more were discovered back at the loss prevention office. But we still have the bags. And I still have some sunglasses. >> I actually have to grab the tag from the sunglasses that she ditched in the jeans. >> Okay. >> I don't go with nothing. I got this. >> Sunglasses. >> That's illegal. >> Now you know why you're sitting here. >> Stop talking. >> Stop talking, >> dude. Guys, how old are you guys? >> How old are you? >> 25. >> I'm 15. >> I don't know what happened there. >> Do you guys have IDs from somewhere? >> Do you have IDs? >> You never have IDs issued to you? Yeah. >> You know, you don't have any identification whatsoever. So, what's your name? Where where are you from? >> Romania. >> So, you have no identification at all. Okay. What's your name? >> Anita. >> Spell it. >> Anita. >> The woman in the middle showed no regard for the seriousness of the situation, exploiting the communication difficulties, and she didn't even know how to spell her own name. >> What's your name? >> What? >> What? Spell it. >> You don't know how to spell your names? Like, how do you spell it in Romania? >> No. No. Okay. What's your birthday? >> 97. >> What's your birthday? >> 97. February. >> February. What? >> 97. >> What's your birthday? >> 2008. Do >> you have any United States identification at all? >> No. The blue is my problem, man. I don't feel nothing. >> Okay. So, the cameras are lying. >> So, the the the cameras are lying is what you're saying. >> Okay. >> I don't know. I'm bring this. I know. I don't know what is here. 10 police 10 parts of the police. And I don't know why. Excuse me. Why you bring one about blue? Because you >> But this camera, you can check the camera. >> You look the camera and I have my bag. Why you bring the new >> Because it's mine. It's not. >> Check the camera, please. I think nothing for this. >> Hey, sit down. >> Yes. >> And shut up, please. You don't need to talk. The girls likely thought it was all a joke. Some laughed and pretended to be naive, while others ignored everything, refusing to cooperate with the officer's questions. >> What time did you come in the store? >> Me? I don't know why you look the camera. Why you >> Why you look here? >> You are here. You are here. Why you not look your job? This is your job. >> Okay. Sunglasses. >> What? >> What about the sunglasses? Are the sunglasses yours too? >> What >> are the sunglasses? This is your >> man. >> I put everything here because I'm the >> the man for here. >> I'm joking with the because she loo me. She see me in the she and I put here everything that that she think I'm stealing but I'm not stealing nothing. I'm not go with nothing. >> What is this? Huh? No. >> I'm Mexican. >> Oh, okay. I didn't know that. That's something I didn't know. >> I just said no. >> Roman security. >> Um, they just confirmed that they hit Auburnale as well. >> Whereale, Florida. >> The woman in black believed that being caught and returning the items meant she hadn't committed a crime. Yet, even when that wasn't accepted, she still held on to her naive assumptions. >> Pay this. I want to pay. >> It's too late. You should have paid the first one. >> I want to pay this. >> It's too late. >> Why? >> Cuz you already answered THE SOURCE. >> OKAY. OKAY. I'M stealing this. >> That's why. >> Okay. You go police. Thank god the police for this. >> Shut up again. >> Okay. Anita. >> Yes. >> Stop talking. >> Okay. >> Per the border patrol known to conduct multiple thefts throughout the state of Florida. >> What? >> Got the big fish today. >> You care. I know what >> might have warrants. >> Nice. I'm paying my >> Going to the Clinker. >> What? >> Going to the clinker. The big house. >> What? this country >> like three years >> three years >> two >> two years >> like no two >> once it was revealed that this wasn't her first offense her attitude shifted slightly she no longer denied anything and the police decided to take action >> stand up stand up turn around your hands together like you're praying Excuse me, ma'am. I want to see you in the picture that she told me the idea. >> I want to see you >> because me it's just the first time here. >> Not now. >> What now? >> He can't see it now. >> You You see me when I go the police? >> No, your attorney will have it. >> Yes. Correct. >> Your attorney will have it. >> What is this? >> Your attorney? >> The person that represents you in the court of law. >> No, I don't want the court because I am not me. >> You're not you? >> No, I am. >> Who are you? someone else. >> I don't know. >> Okay. >> Even more astonishing, the youngest in the group, when being taken away, asked the officer's questions casually, as if she already knew what her outcome would be given her age. >> How long? >> Yes. How long? >> Oh, I have no idea. >> I can't I didn't You bring me to jail. >> Huh? >> You are sh You need to know. >> I need to know. >> Yes, you need to know. You bring me to the jail. >> Until you bond out. You got You You're there until you bond out. >> My bond. >> Yeah. I'm 15. >> You can't put bone on me? >> Yeah, I can. >> No. >> Yeah, you can. >> I don't think so. >> Okay. Wait. Can you be arrested cuz you're 15? >> Huh? >> Can you be arrested cuz you're 15? >> Yes, I can. But no bond. It's something different. >> Okay. Understand. I understand what you're saying. >> You're saying because you're a juvenile, you don't get a bond. >> Well, you still get a bond. You're being arrested for a criminal charge. >> For what? For a criminal charge. Yeah. Criminal charge. >> What is this criminal? What I'm doing? I'm I don't kill nobody for criminal. >> I know, but you're still a criminal thing. >> Theft is a crime. >> No, it's not a criminal thing. >> It's a crime. What? >> It's a crime. Theft when you take somebody else >> sunglasses is a crime. >> When you take somebody else's possessions without their permission, it is a crime. >> Oh, I don't think so. for sunglasses. That's not a crime. >> Okay, we have to wait and see. Immigration's coming. >> The suspects were charged with retail theft. Treating theft lightly and mocking the police only worsened the situation. Even when caught, failing to take responsibility and cooperating can escalate minor crimes into serious legal trouble. What do you think about cases like this? Share your thoughts in the comments, and don't forget to like and subscribe so you won't miss the next video. And now, let's see spoiled teens $450 salon scam explodes in her face. >> Listen, if I pay for this, can I please >> I don't care who you are. I will beat you. >> On November 18th in Savannah, two young women got their nails and lashes, but when it came time to pay, they tried to run. One of them bolted out the back, leaving her friend behind. Here's how the police handled it. So try to get me the car and then she go back to go to the bathroom right and she go to the bathroom while she open the door even she should tell us we can let her p her already gone they were already run and then she gave me the car she run the bag I grab her bag and then she run the back I screaming my friend got her in the road and then she gave me the car the car don't have money in there so she got to pay for what she she want away >> her services that were the services you get have Right. Okay. So, she's still here. Her friend is >> her friend ran away. >> Staff said the two women tried to skip out without paying. One used a card with no money. The other ran after pretending to use the restroom. They caught one and she acted smug and defiant. >> Your purse, right? >> Huh? >> Your ID? My >> Can I please go get my phone from outside? >> The lady grabbed me when I was trying to go. They locked the door on some weird cuz me and her was supposed to pay to get a little >> I was trying to go outside was not trying to let me go outside or some weird exit in the back door >> and she tackled me. So I panicked. I got scared and Jordan didn't rush there. So I ran away. Why did you tackle me trying to start? >> I was I What's your first name? >> My name is Andy. >> Spell it for me. >> All right. So apparently her and a friend came in for nails and lashes. They had done the ranked up the bill of 450 that she said they were supposed to pay together. I don't know what happened from that point. I'm still getting to the bottom. She's still here. Her friend took off. Andy grew angry, insisting she only went to her car for money, but tension rose fast. Luckily, another officer arrived just in time before the truth turned into a brawl. >> Well, actually, they chased her. >> They had to chase her and bring her back. >> Anyway, she wasn't talking to you. She was talking to me. >> I don't care. I don't care. I DON'T CARE. I DON'T CARE WHO YOU ARE. I WILL BEAT YOU. >> DO IT. >> DO IT. DO IT, BRO. CUZ I got 450. I got 450, bro. >> Don't get my DON'T GET MY OUTFIT TO >> I'M NOT SCARED. I got >> You're talking with me. Okay. >> Me, not her. Okay. >> Ignore. >> All right. >> Let her >> Let her speak with them. Okay. >> Talk. You're talking to me right now. All right. >> Officers quickly separated them for questioning. The staff and a regular customer exposed the suspect's true nature. While she kept arguing she'd done nothing wrong. And when she walked, she looking right straight to the back door. >> To the back. Okay. So, y'all was able. So, one to the other one left. Y'all was able to get her keep her inside and then she gave you a card. >> She ran out the back door. The men chased her and brought her back to the car. >> She gave her the card. She gave She gave you a card. >> And she was I'm trying to make sure everything is >> She went out the back door. They chased her down and broke her in the front door. >> And she ran. Okay. >> And I tried to run out to grab her back, but when I grabbed her, >> she throw everything on. >> I'm showing your nails. She scratched her. >> Show your nails. >> And my nail got thing kind of. >> Do you need EMS or anybody to >> No, I I have to buy some. >> Staff described the scene as pure chaos. Andy ran out, fought back, broke an employees nail, and shouted she had money to pay, yet never showed a dime. >> Can I listen? If I'm pay for this, can I please get arriving? >> That's what I'm in the process of. >> Can I pay for it? Get the >> She's speaking with her right now. >> This is weird. >> Okay. >> What happened? You You and your friend came in. >> So, me and my friend had her came in for a set and lashes, right? >> Okay. >> So, me and her already agreed before we came over here that she was going to pay for her half and I was half. We were supposed to put our money together to pay for the whole set, >> which was the 450, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So when when it was time like when I was getting my lashes done, she had left out to go smoke and I was trying to tell her to come on. So like she was like, "Oh, the dude in front of the door or whatn not." And I had realized that the dude was standing in front of the door. So I went to push the door and whatnot and the door was locked. So weird. So she was like, "Just go out the exit door or whatnot." So I tried to go out to the exit door that way to go to her so we could talk about how they were going to do this cuz we was never going to run away. That's stupid. the came and grabbed me and and trying to like hold me and I panicked cuz I wasn't expecting that from I I I wasn't expecting that. So I panic and I took my jacket off cuz she was trying to like hold me so I ran because she scared me and then they had caught me. >> Okay. >> And then the car when we come back come back she tell me try the car she have money but when I rent the car the car say decline it mean don't have no money. >> So it still hasn't been paid for. >> Yeah. And she went back. Oh my god. She gave me no fair. She acting so crazy. >> She keep running around walking around the middle. No, no. That's a a pirate only inspired people working. No customer. >> Faced with witnesses and undeniable evidence, Andy tried to pay, hoping to dodge the charges, but it was too late. She started cursing at other customers, forcing officers to deal with the wrath and the unruly young woman right away. >> Pop me. Pop me. We not doing that. >> We got to press me. >> We're not doing that. >> $2,000. >> We not doing that. >> Let her go. You ain't got to press. I ain't going to push about me that me that I'm detain. I'm about to put you in my car because >> you can call but you got to call from the car cuz put your information back. Can I get my phone? >> You can get your phone when you get in the car. This is your turn. >> Yeah. >> Cuz if y'all going to keep arguing, >> we not doing that. >> So, what about >> We're working on it. She's making a couple She's making a couple of calls. Like I said, we're >> In the end, Miracle escaped, leaving her friend Andy to cover the entire $450 herself. Andy was charged with theft of services for refusing to pay the bill and disorderly conduct for causing chaos inside the salon. She was banned from the property and released with a court summons. Let this be a reminder. Quick lies and cheap tricks may save you once, but they always cost more in the end. And now let's see how a McDonald's employee managed to lose her job on her very first day. >> Goes in there and tell me, "Oh, it's a girl now must bring me here and she ain't complaining. She working." That's okay. >> All right. >> All right. Stand up, Tiffany. >> For what? >> Just put your hands by your desk. Stand up. >> For what? >> Stand up. >> On September 7th, 2023, police were called to a McDonald's after reports of a new employee causing chaos on her very first day. What they uncovered about this woman was far from simple. >> Yes, the manager in here is acting up. >> Be right up. >> They just ganged up on me. And this man right here put his hands in my face, his fingers in my face. I want the camera back. I want him arrested. >> Okay. Can you go sit over there, please? >> Can you go sit over there, please? >> Yeah. I'm going to go. I just want I want the camera ram back. >> Go sit down, please. >> Okay. Thank you. The longest from back here cuz they won't let me get my stuff. >> Go sit down, please. >> He didn't let you idiot. >> Come on. Just >> All right. I'm only going to say this one more time. Sit down. >> Okay. >> This woman is Tiffany, a brand new employee who hadn't even completed her first day. When officers arrived, she loudly claimed that her manager had attacked her, while the other employees looked visibly frustrated. these two things right here. Like she was going to hit him. All the thing he did was you better let her bag up. He did not touch her or anything. >> Okay. Do y'all have cameras in here? >> Yes. But she has I've been trying to get her to work all day. I've been asking her nicely and everything. She has not wanted to do anything. And when I find when she I'm fed up with this. >> Where's the male that that she went towards? >> He's out there talking to the other officer. Okay. >> Nobody's Okay. So, we've been telling her multiple times to clock out and go home. >> Okay. >> Multiple time. Now, >> now I'm on I'm on I called my supervisor to tell her to go home and she still right here arguing, picking fights with everybody in here. >> What's she doing to pick fights? She just >> She She just walking on. >> Yeah. She just walk around. She just walk around. Oh, I'm tired of this. Nobody has touched her. We just trying to every If everybody else has to work, she has to work. Yes, I understand. She's pregnant. >> Okay. I have a whole another employee that's going to have her baby in a few weeks and she still works like she's not pregnant. I understand everybody is different, but nobody put their hands on her. He didn't >> Was the victim really a pregnant woman claiming she was assaulted or was an entire crew just trying to deal with a chaotic new hire? Let's find out. >> That's exactly what it is. He just put his hands and mugged me three times in my goddamn face and I want him arrested. Okay. >> Put his hands on me. >> Okay. Well, >> and they all ganging up calling the other corporate district manager telling them bull. >> That's because they don't want me working here cuz they're ghetto over branches. >> Hey, stop. You need to calm down. >> Customers everywhere calling through here. >> So, the incident started because she doesn't want to work. >> Yes. And she's been asked multiple time between me and him nicely in the best in in the best way of manner that professional way. Nobody cussed at her and nobody been fussing at her. >> She didn't want when I asked her. So, you know what? Just clock out and go home and leave. >> I'm not going nowhere. I'm not going anywhere. I'm not even clocked in. She's recorded me >> and everything. So, all I've been asking her was to leave. That's all. >> And so, that's when the >> Yeah. And she started talking about I'm nothing. I'm below her and she was going to have my job. And then my brother said, "Just leave. He's on the phone with our supervisor." >> A former employee said Tiffany, the new hire, refused to work and argued with everyone. When reminded of her duties, she began yelling and smashing things, forcing them to call the police. The store manager still seemed stunned by her behavior. >> I'm going to hit this all stuff like that. And I'm on the phone with the supervisor. The supervisor said, "Um, if y'all guys want to come up here tomorrow, y'all can pull the camera." I'm standing right here on the phone with the supervisor telling her to go home. She picked up three, four items, walked up to me and did just like this like she's going to hit me. She trying to pick a fight with the other manager telling big let's go outside fight and she like no you pregnant I'm not gonna fight you you pregnant now this when she call y'all and saying that I put my hand on her and I ain't even touch her we've been telling her multiple times to go home and she would not go home >> so she didn't like the fact that y'all were telling her to go home she just started acting >> yeah this is her first day >> her first day >> we tell she was wrong with me I don't know her bro >> we telling her multiple times please just go home you >> please just go home I Tell them why you walking around complaining for real. >> That's it. >> She been behind the counter. >> If you look right here behind the counter is nobody like it's a lot of ketchup right here. >> She picked up one of the little the little carts little thing right here. >> Witnesses said Tiffany suddenly snapped, grabbed a tray, and threw it toward the manager while shouting that they were jealous and discriminatory. She insisted she was the victim while her co-workers just wanted her out of the store. mad at me because um I can't even remember whatever I said her. She told me to go home and clock out because I said something. The manager, Javon, the one that bugged me in my face three times. His brother is Jamar. They're both cooks. He's out here. He comes to me and yells at me cuz I was stringing up my shoes. Whenever I got to work and I was putting my laces in my shoe, I was sitting right there. I had just sat down and put one one shoelace in my shoes. He comes out here and starts yelling at me. You need to do something. You ain't going to sit out here not doing nothing. You need to do something. you need to do something. The the the cook, the manager. Then his brother rolls up a fat blunt and goes outside and smoking it. Smoking cigarettes, smoking a blunt. So I went out there just juggling. I said, "If y'all are going to pick from me, then I'm going to talk to y'all. If y'all going to sit out there and smoke weed and cigarettes and stuff, I'm going to write down the time and I'm going to tell the manager." Point blank period. If y'all going to pick at me, I'm going to pick back at y'all. So if y'all want to go out there and smoke weed, that's fine. I'm going to record it and I'm going to say something about it. So she comes in there and says, "Oh, that's not your business. That's not your business. If you out there smoking weed, that's not your business. You can clock out and go home. >> Okay. >> So, I can clock out and go home because I went out there and said to him, "Oh, because you're you're the manager's brother. You can do what you want to." Basically, you can sit out there and smoke once and cigarette for 5 10 minutes as many times as you want, but I can't sit down and rest and I'm 6 months pregnant. And he goes in there and tell me, "Oh, it's a girl 9 months pregnant here and she ain't complaining. She working." >> Okay. Okay, >> they're picking on me because for one I'm like they're out here ghetto and ratchet >> and that's why they don't like me. >> Stop. >> That's it. >> All right. So, what physically? >> Tiffany kept arguing that the manager yelled at her, then accused her manager of smoking weed and targeting her. But when police checked the security cameras, the truth quickly came to light. >> McDonald's. She's trying to get camera footage pulled up now. >> See, she's being pushed back to leave. >> Okay. Did she touch him at all with the >> No, she didn't actually touch him, but she >> she just threatened. >> She threatened him. That's why he put his finger in her face. >> Okay. >> But after that, nothing else happened from that angle. And I'm just telling her to go back. Um, let me see. >> Well, let me let me see this for a second. Let me watch how long this happened. Okay. And do you guys want her barred? >> Yeah, she needs to be barred. And you see right here, I'm calm and talking to her calmly. When reviewing the footage, police saw Tiffany charging with a plastic tray while the manager only raised his hand to block. He never touched her and her excuses about being pregnant no longer earned any sympathy. >> Get away from me. >> That's okay. >> Get away from me with your ghetto r. >> Tiffany, >> sorry. No good. Nothing. >> Tiffany, do you understand? >> That's your bar. >> That's okay. >> All right. Stand up, Tiffany. >> For what? >> Just put your hands by your back. Stand up. >> For what? >> Stand up. >> What is you putting my hands behind my back? >> Stand up. Going to jail. Okay. your way. >> What am I going to jail for? >> Simple assault. >> Oh, cuz you grabbed those menus and tried to hit him with it. >> No, I didn't. >> Y'all, I did not try to hit him. Y'all really going to sit here and take me to jail in front of these people. Y'all are really going to humiliate me like that. >> Not and it don't mean anything. >> Like, what in the hell, man? >> You good? You got it? >> Sorry. You got it. >> You'll just put it on my finger. I'll take it. And there goes her phone. >> Everything on the ground now. >> Jesus Christ. >> Hey, hold on. You want to hold some more? >> You just jump on my back. >> Go this way. >> How am I going to jail for simple assault? I'm 6 months pregnant and I might risk pregnancy. How are they charging me with simple assault whenever you threaten me? >> I mean you and threatened to hit in the movie. >> No, I didn't. >> Meaning it's 911. >> I didn't threaten to hit. >> We watched it. We watched it. >> I picked up the menus. is I did not threaten to hit him. >> Okay. >> What about the threat that they threatened me? >> Leaning against that 911. >> Yeah, you could see on video picking up the menus and coming after him with it. >> Can I ask you something? >> I got to read something. >> What about the threat that they gave to me? >> What about the threat that they threatened me? >> Got it. Search. >> Yo, that's not right. >> Somebody's face last week and got arrested, didn't you? >> No, I wasn't. I've never been in any trouble here other than stealing from Walmart. >> Will you put your Will you come over here for me? You have anything on you? You >> take me to jail? >> Yeah. >> Why are you charging me? >> Because I saw video. >> So, but you're not going to charge him for sit down, please. I'm not going to tell you again. >> No, because I'm not Why? >> He hit me. He put his >> Tiffany, put your legs in the car. >> It turned out the suspect had a history of theft and had recently been released from jail. In the end, Tiffany was convicted of assault and sentenced to 12 months of probation along with a $50 fine. Lesson learned. Anger and a victim mentality can turn any opportunity into a downfall. Let's move on to the next case. >> All right. >> What is it going to be now? >> It's a three. All right. On June 6th, 2024, police received a report about a woman acting suspiciously at Target. According to security cameras, she had taken items from the toy aisle, moving with clear fear that someone was watching her. She then moved through other aisles, attempting to conceal her actions, but store staff caught her and recovered all the items. Yet, when the police approached, the woman had completely forgotten everything that had just happened. >> Target? >> No. Let's step over to my car. Okay. Where are you coming from? >> We were over at McDonald's. >> Yeah. McDonald's. >> Yeah. >> Okay. You match the description of someone we're looking for. >> You sure it? >> Yeah. >> Hello. She's saying it wasn't her. >> It wasn't you that was doing the Okay. >> I wasn't at a target. >> You weren't at a target at all. 71. Do you have a lost? seem a little bit out of breath. >> Well, yeah, you guys like I'm a little like freaked out right now. >> Yeah, if you could and haven't responded to M. Do you have your ID on you, ma'am? >> Yeah. >> So, here's the deal. Like my partner said there was a theft at Target. Described a white female, green neon shorts, blonde hair. >> So, loss loss prevention. I know you g they gave it back. So, loss prevention is going to come over here and see if it's you or not. So, if it was you, this be this would be the time to explain to this officer the truth. >> Okay? Because based on your demeanor, I believe it's you. >> I'm a little freaked out. >> Okay. >> At this point, when questioned about the incident, she didn't even respond. It was likely the moment she was coming up with a story to justify herself afterward. >> You know, they have video cameras and everything else, too, right? 11. >> You know you got a warrant out of Centrellia for theft. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Okay. >> That was like a misunderstanding. I went into Famous Footwear with a pair of boots that I had purchased and I called and asked if I could exchange them cuz I hadn't worn them yet and they said no. And so I made a mistake and took them in there and swapped them out for a different size. And they couldn't even I had to show them which ones I swapped out because they were brand new. I mean, I know I was wrong and I shouldn't have went about it that way. >> This famous footwear over here. >> No, I was in Cell. >> Oh, okay. >> The police continued to try to get more information from the woman, but all they received was her silence. Unable to let the situation drag on, they decided to take action. Well, this is regarding Target. >> You want to talk about that one? You don't want to talk about Target thing right now? >> What target thing? >> We're just with the Legos. I just want to know what you do with them and stuff. >> I don't know what you're talking about. >> Well, what this is what we're waiting for them to show up where >> they identify you and then we'll have to deal with that appropriately. free to go. Am I under arrest? >> You're detained. >> We're just not We're being not put in handcuffs. >> Do you live around here? >> I live in Westia. >> Okay. All right. Just place your hands back for me. All right. Well, unfortunately they have video and the person who's their lost provision just positively identified you and you are going to be trespassed from this location. Okay. From the target. If you ever come back here, if you try to commit another crime, it's going to be a burglary charge. All right. >> What is it going to be now? >> It's a theft three. All right. In the end, she was transported to the Nisquali Correction Center and booked on one count of theft. Her attempt to hide the theft and stay silent backfired, showing that trying to avoid responsibility or lie only makes the situation worse. And facing the truth is the wiser choice. On April 23rd, 2024 in Florida, police quickly responded to a call from a store manager after discovering that a huge amount of money had gone missing. So, another employee here told you to do that or did you figure it out on your own? >> Another employee. >> A 7-Eleven employee quietly siphoned more than $15,000 in 4 weeks. Loading gift cards during shifts and skimming up to $800 a day. The losses mounted, an audit began, and her scheme unraveled. What was the trick and what finally gave her away? >> Okay. What is the employees name that you are? >> Our first name is Tamara. T A M A R A. >> T A M A R A. >> Correct. >> Okay. >> I don't know the last name. >> Okay. You don't know the last name. Okay. >> But I have all of those information. >> Right. We'll get that once we go inside. And is she on duty right now? >> She's on there right now. >> All right. So, we're going to go in there. We're going to go with you. Um, you know, I I still have to question her, of course. But, um, now you have video showing her taking Okay. Yes. Yeah. The store owner, who managed 19 locations, told police he suspected employee fraud rather than petty shoplifting. With the suspect, Tamara, still working inside, officers knew they had to act immediately. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> How you doing? My name is Officer Damen Ferolo. I'm with D Beach Police Department. This is Officer Swanson. He's uh my buddy. Um the reason we're here today is because this is Russell. Do you know who Russell is? >> That's my boss. >> He's your boss. Okay. So, Russell has concerns that you have stolen from the store. >> What? >> Okay. So, before we talk about it all, I'm just going to read you something. Okay. Tamara appeared surprised but tried to stay calm, pretending not to understand what was happening. Despite her limited English, she clearly understood her rights and kept stalling for time. >> Statement you make must be freely and voluntarily given. Do you understand that >> statement? >> Yeah. In other words, like I can't have this gentleman shake the truth out of you. >> You speak English. Okay. >> Or do you need somebody different language to help us out? >> Uh um I'm not speaking English. I'm not speaking you very well. >> Okay. What language would you prefer? >> I'm Creole. >> Okay. You try to get Creole to do this. Do we have one? >> Well, do you have your ID on you by any chance? >> No. >> Can I see your ID, please? >> Okay. Do you understand that? >> Oh my god. Can I can call someone to um translate for me? But I don't have someone on duty right now. But I mean, you seem like you understood me very perfectly clear when I was asking for ID and everything and you don't want to answer. You have you have the ability to remain silent. You could tell me officer. I don't want to answer that. Or you could just call me Damian. You don't even have to call me officer. Okay. >> All right. I can make no threats or promises to induce you to make a statement. This must be of your own free will. You know what that means? The officers had to remain extremely patient with the employee. Her facial expressions said it all, shifting wildly the moment theft was mentioned. >> Right now, like I said, you're being accused of stealing. >> So, you're being accused of stealing. You know what stealing is, right? >> Stealing. >> Yeah. What is stealing? >> Do you know what stealing is? >> Stealing. >> Yeah. Stealing. >> Uh-huh. >> Do you know what that is? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Russell has noticed that some money has been going missing >> from here. >> Money. >> Money. >> Okay. >> All right. So, with that being said, Russell was very concerned. >> So, then he noticed one day that $800 and something dollars was missing. >> 800. >> Mhm. But so what Russell did Hello, >> my brother-in-law, he's all right. Just >> All right. thing. So, what Russell did the day that he realized that there was $800 missing is he went and reviewed the video that you know that there's surveillance video. You know there's cameras in the sky everywhere. Look right there. There's one. >> Yeah. >> So, you know there's cameras watching you when you work. >> It's on video. You put $400 on a gift card and then you put the gift card in your purse, but you never put $400 in the drawer. So, when you put the $400 on the gift card, that's like stealing $400 from the cash register because you put it on the gift card. Do you know what I'm talking about? Camera captured Tamara loading $400 onto a gift card and hiding it in her purse while no one was around. When questioned, she fumbled for excuses, denying everything despite the clear evidence. >> I don't want you to tell me what you think we want to hear. You're a smart girl. I can tell you're smart and I can tell you understand me. Okay? So, you don't have to think about a story. You don't have to try to convince me that you can't understand me. All we're trying to ask is listen, right? >> We're trying to figure out why you put $400 on a gift card because if he goes back, see, right now is a good time for be you being honest. Because if he goes back and finds more stuff on you, then I'm going to have to put a lot of charges on you. >> You understand so far? Cuz here's my next. If you're not going to tell me why you took it, my next question is, who taught you to do that? >> Who taught you to go in the register and put $400 on a card and then take it? So, another employee here told you to do that or did you figure it out on your own? >> Another employee, >> who? >> Okay. You you you're just asking us the same things that we're saying over and over. He's saying, in other words, did you figure that out or did someone teach you that you could scam the system by putting $400 on a gift card? Cuz I saw you had it written down on a little piece of paper. You didn't even have the gift card out cuz you were trying to be less suspicious. >> Do you know what suspicious is? You were trying to be less obvious. >> At this point, officers had given Tamara multiple chances to cooperate, all in vain. Let's rewind to the moment her boss uncovered the clever trick she thought no one would ever notice. Have >> a $15,000 shortage almost. >> All right. >> On >> how much? >> $15,000 >> or 14,900 something, right? I don't have the report yet. We just estimated. >> Okay. >> Then I was trying to dig out. Oh, what is happening? Why is that? >> Mhm. >> From the cash on 19th, I think Friday. >> Uhhuh. I had $816 shot from the register. Then I go, you know what? >> I'm busy guy right in the north. I said, you know, I'm going to spend some time and find out. Okay. >> Then one of the employee see that she took that she took $45 something. This is another video I have that I'm going to share with you guys anyway. >> Okay. >> So I said, you know what? Forget the 15. This is what I have right now. >> I want to move forward with that thing. So I I I want the >> All right. So she right now we have today what we're dealing with is we're dealing with $400 and something. >> Okay. I just want to make sure that's clear. All right. So today we're dealing with $400. >> With that being said, this employee, are you looking to >> uh fire them and issue them a trespass warning or are you looking to press charges on them as well? All right. So you're looking to press charges. Okay. So Okay. >> The owner revealed the nearly $120,000 missing from inventory. an average of $800 a day through fake gift card loads. In just one month, over $14,000 vanished with mounting evidence, even pretending to be clueless couldn't save her. Now, >> now, which of these gift cards can you identify as ones that you sell here? >> This one I sell eBay, I sell the vanilla. >> No, no, it's it's only one. >> See, right now you're communicating real well. >> No, I I'm trying to understand. That's why it You're playing, >> right? Come here. >> You got to put your hands behind your back. >> Turn around. >> You got to turn around. >> Put your palms together like you're praying. >> All right. You want to put your palms together like you're praying. >> In the end, Tamara was charged with felony grand theft, sentenced to 5 years of probation in order to repay more than $14,000 in restitution. Greed always has a price. Once you turn your job into a tool for theft, every clever trick will eventually be exposed. And the cost will far outweigh what you stole. >> You going to jail? >> Do you guys want to press charges? >> Hell no. We was just being cool. >> Let her said, "Babe, I'm going to jail." >> It's not funny. >> My dumb ass, you know. >> On January 10th, 2025, officers were dispatched to a Walmart following a report of two women shoplifting. Upon arrival, both were taken into the loss prevention room and their attitude was truly something to note. >> Why? You lying to me. >> You lied. Oh, >> ladies. >> No, it's not. Hi, officer. >> All right. I'm officer. I got a body camera. >> Yes, you do. >> Yes, ma'am. Uh, do you guys have IDs on you? >> No, I don't. >> I got a picture. He just took it. >> I thought he sent them to y'all. >> No, I can't be serious or nothing. both got phys. You know, you're supposed to carry it on you. >> Yeah. See about that. Got the physical copy. >> Um, do you have your >> You going to jail? >> Huh? >> Me going to jail. >> I don't. Do you guys want to press charges? >> Hell no. We was just being cool. Let her let them talk to you. >> When y'all go to search them, uh, they have our merchandise either on or under the clothes they're wearing right now. >> Gotcha. All right. Where's everything at? Because >> I just take it all. It's in my hoodie. >> It's in your hoodie. >> Under. >> Under your hoodie? Like >> I got to face it. >> Okay, I got you. >> The woman in red clearly displayed her arrogance, seemingly unconcerned about the consequences, even asking questions as if she already knew every detail of the police arrest process. >> So when I have to like call somebody to come get me, cuz my car is here, Cuz yeah, we know somebody going to have to come to come get us. Yeah, man. I don't know. But it's my first time numbers or something so we can call people. >> So you'll everything you have on you will be going with you. So >> when they release us, we'll get all of this back. >> Yeah. Yeah. I don't know why we we actually paid for and all that. Like where is that going? >> You're going to have to take that up with Walmart. >> Um >> can we have money back? >> Um that's up to y'all. If you want to There's a couple options. Y'all kind of take the stuff with y'all or we can do a full refund. We don't hold anything over. >> Is it all this stuff? >> Yes. >> Pay for Let's do a full refund. >> Okay. >> Um cuz the jail's not going to take all that. >> Alex, too. It's my first time. This one records. >> Uh yeah. So, >> no. >> I'm going to have uh >> y'all. >> We going to have to sit up in there until they call us. It's going to be a long booking process. >> I seen videos. I know how this go. We going to be up there for hours. >> Even though this was their first time, they seemed thrilled by the experience, treating it like a new adventure of youth, even laughing while calling their mother. Mama, don't laugh. Don't say nothing. Like, just know I'm going to jail and I love you, mama. >> You told me not to do this. >> I'm sorry, mama, if I cuss, but this some upset >> and I'm having they going to take our phones, too. So, we can't even get on video watch. We just going to have to sit there look at the >> They going to take the phone when we in the jail. >> Yep. >> We're going to take all your property. You're going to be searched. We're going to take all your property to the jail. You're going to be booked in, released with a citation and you're going to be out and there you're going to get all your stuff back. Okay, that's how that works. >> So, we can't have >> So, when we go in to book >> No, you cannot have your phone. >> No, you're not. >> I thought we pissing them off. >> What the hell? She just shook her head. >> Okay. Also, I got some like shorts on, >> but I don't feel comfortable because I mean, >> would you prefer if a female search you guys? >> Yeah, that would be fine. >> It's not that we trying to take them off and uh >> it's a room full of dudes up here. >> Well, okay. >> Short sto Yeah, it's underneath here. We try to take them off, but it's been >> No, we not taking off my clothes. >> Yeah, you got underwear underneath them. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> We can do that. >> At this point, the officers handcuffed the women. Yet, there was still no sign of remorse. Both continued chatting casually with each other, seemingly confident that since it was their first time, they would be released. >> Stand up for >> Don't make it so resistant. >> Excuse me. So, you can have it. Put it in your savings. >> They going to make me spit my gun out. >> Yeah. at the jail at a trash. >> Have either of you been arrested for this? >> No, this my first time. That's why this is this is this is scary. This is scary. >> I know. >> You can y'all can barricade us like like charge against both. Correct. >> All right. Ma'am, can you also set your phone down? >> I ain't going to run. >> Stop. Please stop. >> I got It's not >> That card goes with that one. >> That card goes with your stuff. >> Oh, black purse. >> Yeah, black purse. I want my mountain when I come back. >> Okay. I don't even want to look at nobody. I'm sorry. I got to laugh to keep from crying cuz last no one sees me handcuff. >> Hey, at least we go to this one. >> You guys are getting released tonight. >> Oh, have fun tonight. >> Please be grateful and shut the up. >> That's not >> Hey, you search in the hair. You want to walk out? >> I was going to walk outside. It's a little tight. Their arrogance became even more apparent once they realized they would be released. She even challenged the officers with questions and joked about it. >> Are you putting it on me now? You going to put my hood on? >> Uh, no. I was just checking. So, >> um, >> cool. I don't care. I'm not looking behind me. I just want to go get this [ __ ] over with and I'm going home. I ain't going back outside no more. I'm done. >> So, I'm going to Daniel. I'm going home. >> You know what's crazy? He going to come back from London. I text his ass. I said, "Baby, I'm going to jail." >> It's not funny. >> My dumb ass. You know, >> I got a lot to keep from crying, but like I think I seen this too many times. I know we Okay. >> Okay. I don't have a record. I don't want >> I don't have a record either. What the >> Well, how much was it? >> Not your >> uh They're getting the cit or the receipt right now. So, >> we'll see. >> Okay. >> We'll do the band notice for her. You do it for him. >> Yeah. Do you want me to do citations for both? No, if it's a citation, we'll do it for her. We go for her. >> If it's an NC Okay, sounds good. >> You guys okay with uh trans? >> Yeah. Can you pull this up on my head more, >> please? >> How much? >> Sorry. >> Never mind. >> How much you think >> they going to take these off when we get in there? >> The cost? >> Yeah. >> Anyway, you want to do a secondary real quick? >> Both women were charged with retail theft. Even a first time offense carries consequences. And arrogance or joking during an arrest only worsens the situation.