What happened? Who was detained for a threat investigation? >> What happened? I don't have nothing. >> I don't have anything, sir. >> 414. You just walked out. >> All right. Who got it? >> I'm drunk, but I'm I'm drunk enough to drive you. >> You're not underestim. >> Okay, but what are you handcuffing me for? I I don't steal. I'm not stealing. >> Time after time, shoplifterss pretended to act confused or harmless. But from fake excuses to stolen goods, every naive act collapsed the moment police stepped in. Here are what happens when entitled shoplifterss play dumb and act innocent. Follow and like so you won't miss new videos every day. First, watch how these so-called clever thieves were caught red-handed. >> What happened? being detained for a theft investigation. >> Okay. >> On April 19th, 2024, undercover officers closely watched three women working together to steal from True Religion. Here's what happened next. Right there. >> Okay, let's make contact when they uh when they're heading out. All right, >> we're moving the contact. The one with the black shirt. I'm 102, bro. >> Hey, stand up. >> What? What happened? I don't have nothing. >> I don't have anything, sir. >> What? What do you mean you don't have anything? >> I don't know. What What else could you be grabbing me for? >> Okay, you have this. >> My phone for your phone. >> Listen to him. You're being detained for a theft investigation. >> So, just comply. Just comply. >> Just comply. >> You're being detained for a theft on the phone. I'm going to hold my job. >> Okay. >> Go with him. I got her. >> Okay. >> I got her. >> The first suspect was caught right outside the store as she sat watching to distract the staff. But it didn't end there. Two more suspects were still inside trying to remove the security tags from the merchandise. >> Yeah. In red. What happened? >> I'm being detained for a theft investigation. >> Oh, okay. >> Stop. Stop. Give me. >> All right. So, we're about to find out. I think he like got all three detected. >> Police quickly took down all three suspects. Although their kat though they kept insisting they had done nothing, the evidence in their hands said otherwise and the women were immediately escorted outside. >> Yeah, let's go ahead. My car is out here. Where where is your car at? >> Way on the other side. Okay, let's go up here to our car. Hey Josh, that's 104. Meet me in front of the T-Mobile booth in the front. I'm getting the bag off. a bad off here. You going to listen to the law. >> We're going to lean up against the car. Okay. >> While the suspects were being escorted to the car, one officer checked their criminal history and what he uncovered next surprised everyone. >> Yeah, buddy. Another white shirt. >> Just just hang up by the car. >> It's kind of hot. >> Yeah, they were they look really um that's okay. Um group texture. They have felony charges. They need approval real quick. >> Felony charge. What do they >> I don't know. They said they have felony on the night from the guy they took. So approval. Okay. >> All this is >> this one. >> You want it off? >> Tomorrow. I mean the name is going to be >> police searched their bags and found plenty of stolen goods and the suspects all had serious prior records for theft and assault. As they were escorted, they appeared calm and cooperative, but the case was far from over. >> Put the windows down. the one that uh from earlier had uh two prior convictions. Just FYI, the guy that they caught earlier. >> That's why I was feeling it. Thank you. >> Yeah, that's why I was filling it. He had two prior hours. >> All right. So, now I see a few questions. All I need is a verbal yes or no. >> All right. So, you have the right to remain silent. Do you understand? >> Yeah. >> Anything you say may be used against you in court. Do you understand? >> Yeah. >> Reading your rights. Do you want to talk me about today? >> Do I want to what? >> Do you want to answer some questions I have to you about today? >> Um I'm doing what I asked you when No, not that important. >> So, you don't want to talk to me, >> huh? >> So, you don't want to talk to me? Okay. >> Speak to you first. >> All right. So, just ask you some questions. All I need is yes or no. All right. You have the right to remain silent. Do you understand? >> Huh? >> You have the right to remain silent. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> Okay. Anything you say? Maybe use against you in court. Do you understand? >> Yes. You have the right to talk to a lawyer before during questioning. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> All right. After agreeing your rights, do you want to speak to me about today? >> No. >> You want to get out of that side? >> Okay. >> There was no trace of worry or remorse on their faces, especially on the third woman. >> All right. So, standing at the other two people, you have the right to remain silent. You understand? I get verbal yes or no. >> Verbal yes or no? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Anything you say may be used against you in court. Do you understand? >> Yes. You have the right to talk to your lawyer before and during questioning. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> So after reading your rights, do you wish to speak to me about today? >> Just a few questions I have. It's up to you. >> He said you have a few questions. >> I have a few questions. >> Microphone on off. >> Huh? >> Microphone on and off. Hold on. Yes or no? You don't want to talk to me? >> You talking about before or after you asked the question? >> Huh? >> Before or after you ask? >> Whatever you want to do. Are you Are you done with my questions? Okay. >> In the end, all three women were charged with grand retail theft for stealing over $826 worth of merchandise. And two of them faced added charges for possessing anti-shoplifting devices. This case proved that no trick or device can outsmart the law. Every theft, no matter how small, ends with justice. Next, watch how these two women played their tricks. >> Proof, baby. >> Do you understand what I >> No, I understand what you're saying, but I'm just letting you know I was able to. On February 4th, 2025, police responded to an urgent call at Walmart after two women were found with carts full of merchandise claiming to be authorized to take the items. any receipts or anything or no? Do you have any receipts? Pull them up. >> Police immediately took the two suspects into the security office where they began questioning them. But things did not go as easily as expected. >> Receive messages because I've been working for these two for the longest. >> Go ahead. >> Oh, okay. >> We'll just search. >> Yeah, you guys. I got the receipts. Your came in here, too. You already know. >> All right. Well, at this point, >> well, I don't know where >> At this point, you guys are going to be detained for suspicion of retailation. >> Yep. >> Okay. We never walked out the door, so we know the rules. >> Well, you passed the last point of purchase. >> It wasn't the last point. We was at the first floor. We know the rules. >> Okay. Well, I'm not going to argue with you right now. I'm just going to read you your guys' rights. >> I'm not going to argue. >> No, we're we're not arguing with you. >> You have the right to stop this interview at any time. You understand? >> No. But can I say something? While officers read the Miranda writes, the suspect in the white shirt interrupted, arrogantly claiming she knew the rules of the game out here. >> Yeah. Huh? Look, I got the proof, baby. Look, >> you understand what I >> No, I understand what you're saying, but I'm just letting you know I was able to come in here freely. >> So, just walk out of here, too. I've been coming years. >> Yes, sir. You can scroll down, baby. This No, I have nothing on me. >> But push the messages. That's all this told me to come in here to get. So, if we look at the cameras, we're not going to see you guys stuffing your jackets with any merchandise. >> Oh, I have no jackets. >> That's not even our jacket. >> That's not our jacket. I don't know who jacket that is. Go through all of them. And when they say item, >> yes, I am. >> You are. >> Her name is have nothing. I've been working with you. >> And he just told me three times. >> The woman confidently claimed she had proof, saying she knew the manager and had worked there for 2 years. After that, both suspects grew irritated as officers continued their work. >> That's right. >> And then if you go to my business, I can tell you I've been working for them for two years. What do >> you mean? No, I'm not getting my >> You don't have to grab me like that. >> You don't really have a choice. >> You don't have to grab me like that. You're being aggressive for no reason. >> You really >> I'm not fighting on the phone. I'm not fighting or hiding anything. So, you don't have to do all that. >> Okay. Well, we're going to look at the footage and we'll determine from there. >> I'm not being aggressive. I'm not fighting. I'm not arguing. >> Shut off. I know. You can read the messages like that. >> Would the excuses of these two women stand against the surveillance cameras or not? Keep watching. >> And when they have the stuff in the tent that was done in the apparel section in the >> never even scanned any of this, >> they still had more stuff in here. >> And they never scanned any of it. >> So yeah. >> What did they take? What's that? >> What did they pay for? >> You didn't pay for none of it. Is this all it? >> No. Well, >> the cart. >> The carts. The two carts. >> Walk out the door. >> They went through the vestibial. >> They went to the self. >> They just went to the scanner. >> Did they go through the self checks? because I didn't go I didn't go I wasn't here themsel >> I will take whatever you have there so >> you can't take nothing on my phone baby I'll pay that phone bill I'm going to officer >> Oh no no that's fine you can scroll through all you want it's fine >> it says where the money sign I So it looks like they were in Davenport, too. >> And they got a hit there in Davenport for them. >> Davenport almost $800. >> My name is >> Cameras showed carts full of unscanned items worth nearly $800. So officers separated the suspects for questioning. >> Okay, so this is what's going to happen. We're going to separate them cuz they're when we talk to them. So we're going to ask one to come out here and go from there. >> What are you guys doing here? um them like I was trying to explain why she was talking. I have nothing to lie about. They already know what's going on and everything. The crazy thing about it is they called us. We wouldn't have never been in here. Her name is But her name in my phone is boss lady. If you scroll through my phone, all that cat food, and sorry, I'm not racist, but they call it people food. So, it's like salami beef. That's all her food. I don't know why she playing dumb. >> The little the lady that just took the parts. >> Yeah, >> I know her, too. She's in my phone as well. Identify me as a cousin. Remember I said that's my cousin. >> He's He's His name is Big C. You just went to my home. He just called me three times. I have no reason to lie. >> I wouldn't have never been in here until they called me to come in here. I They've been calling us and telling us to do this for the longest. So, like I told them, if I'm going down, y'all going down, too. Cuz I would never been able to come in here without y'all permission. >> She right there. She moves people around for us. I just want >> No, I'm not aggressive. I'm not aggressive at all. >> So, >> during separate questioning, one suspect shifted all the blame to a so-called boss, insisting she had only followed phone calls and instructions to take the items. >> You're saying that you got a call from who? >> Told us to come here to get the stuff that we got in that hotel that we got. Yes, sir. And I had no reason to lie or I would have never been here. You okay? They don't make us pay for these things. >> Who is her? I got stuff. So, >> they told you to come in, grab these items. >> Yeah. And >> not even notify anyone. >> No one. >> And just to walk out. >> Is that what you're saying? >> Yeah. She moves people around for us. >> Okay. What does that mean? >> Move them around. She's the boss. She can move them around and tell them to go on break. So, we lock in the door. Okay. >> I have no reason to lie. >> You seen it in my phone? >> I gave you my phone. I hear you. >> All right. >> The second suspect was called in. But would her story match the first or fall apart? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, what are you guys doing here? >> Um, we got a call and said that she said that we were able to come in here. He needed a few things. Well, they needed a few things. Then we can also come in here and get some things for ourselves. >> Okay. Come in here. >> Are you supposed to pay for that? >> I mean, they just was going to wave the door so we can go through and do what we need to do. >> Okay. Just leave. >> Yeah. >> The vague claims about being allowed to take items slowly unraveled. Officers then checked their call history and reached out to their so-called boss lady only to find surprisingly it was a man. cuz they're saying that you uh told them to come in here to gather some stuff but not pay for it. Walk out. >> No, that's why the last time was January 17th and I was trying to invite her over for my um birthday. >> Okay. And then you're sending pictures that she was sending you or you were sending her food items. >> Yeah. Okay. Cuz I belong. Okay. >> You know what I'm saying? Like I said, I haven't talked to her. I'm like, hanging out, right? So, >> no worries. I just I just wanted telling us that you and Deborah are the ones who had told her to come in here, grab these, and I'll pay for my phone. >> No, no, I I saw that you haven't touched I I saw you haven't checked her since. The so-called boss lady denied involvement, claiming she had cut contact since January, but the phone records told a different story. At that point, police had no doubts. Both women were handcuffed on the spot. >> Oh, that's fine. >> You put behind my back. >> Yep. >> At this point, you're going to be under arrest. >> No, we know we walking. In the end, both women were charged with felony retail theft and trespassed from the property. This case reminded us no excuse can erase the truth. Dishonesty always leads straight to consequences. Now, meet the woman who was caught red-handed using her tricks. >> I'm not positive cuz like I said, you can't see everything she's concealing. >> All right. On November 9th, 2021, officers rushed to a mall for an active shoplifting case with the suspect's every move under watch. Here's what happened next. >> Hello. >> Coming in right now. >> She got some kind of >> Where's she at? She's up in Polo. If she come out out the door here, take a left, go straight down, take a right, she can be right there, >> actually. >> So, it's on the second floor. >> Yeah. Or how do y'all >> do y'all want us to make contact now? >> Yeah. preferred to wait until she leaves. >> Wait till she leaves that way. Yeah, she she going to court. She can't say, you know, I didn't pass my phone. >> Hey, so she's going to be on the second floor. It's going to be a black female, heavy set, stuffing items into her bag. Um, they want to wait, white shirt, black pants. They want to wait until she uh >> The officers decided to wait patiently until she stepped out of the store to secure solid evidence. Meanwhile, her bag grew bigger by the minute, keeping police locked on her every move. >> She's sticking it in the top. It may be It's not uncommon or it's not super common, but sometimes they use razor blades. >> See, she's sticking. >> It's like some kind of hook that she stick here and take the sensors off >> and she's concealing. >> She keep going in and out of her shirt. >> Crazy. This is how criminals do Christmas shopping. But I'm not positive cuz like I said, you can't see everything she's concealing. >> Yeah. But >> Oh, yep. >> She just put something else in here. >> Yep. >> She's nervous. I think she might go out. I think she's just going to look for the closest door. Felt small. She's on the escalator heading downstairs. >> As the suspect rushed for the nearest exit. Officers closed in fast. >> She just walked out. All right, we got it. Can you give us all the merchandise, please? >> Have a seat. >> Do you have your ID with you, ma'am? Is it in your bag? >> Is it in your purse? >> Yeah, we got it. The suspect began to appear nervous when officers started asking for information and searching through her bag. Watch what happened next. I think that's everything. Not yet. [Applause] >> Turn around. Back. >> Is this what we saw? Is this right here? >> Yeah, that's right. >> Like, >> this is supposed to be toenail cutters, but snip stuff. And then this goes inside. >> Yep. To take the sensors off. >> All right. I got some kind of camera here. >> Okay. During the on-site search, they seized all the merchandise along with a tag removal tool disguised as nail clippers. Yet, the suspect insisted she had paid and had a receipt. >> Oh, okay. >> Let me put that amount in. >> Okay. >> You have a receipt that's dated and time stamp for today. >> For today, >> it was bought No, it wasn't for today. It was just in that bag, but I got the receipt for that. It was I swear to God, it was bought off my card. You can >> you paid for that? >> How long ago? >> When When did you buy this? >> Four days. >> Four days ago. And it happens to be in the same bag with the merchandise that you stole today. >> I bought that bag in here. You can look at your camera and see. I bought that bag in here. Had that in there because I was returning I came here originally to return a purse that I bought off the If you would have seen my purse. >> The store confirmed the stolen merchandise totaled $1,622. Yet the woman desperately swore to the end that she had paid and it was all just a mistake. >> Do you have proof that you did already buy them >> besides >> from our from our debit card and it's it's been paid for. I promise you. >> I know. But I understand >> because you have a dealer's merchandise >> doesn't say that these pants are bought. It just says a random from Diller. >> No, those pants were bought. >> Pants from Dillers in a Old Navy bag with merchandise that you stole from belts today. She had a receipt in her purse that she pulled out, tried to tuck in into that bag to look like she was paying for it. >> Probably use it at another store. >> I came in here with a purse. Okay. I had that in the Old Navy bag with those pants in it. And I had that purse in here. I returned that. See, that's proof of the purchase right down the back. The yellow stickers. No, look on the back of the bag. You just look back. >> That's proof of purchase. That's what they put on there. >> Proof of purchase required for return. >> Yeah. That's when you steal it and you go in and you try to say, "Hey, I bought this, but I lost my receipt, so can I return this?" And then they It doesn't matter. She's already going to jail. It was over a felony amount. >> In the end, the woman was charged with felony shoplifting worth over $1,600 along with possession of tools for the commission of a crime. She was handcuffed and taken straight to jail. Were you impressed with this security team? Leave your comment below. Now watch the woman who thought she could get rich with this expensive item. >> I picked it up and I think it like I >> You know you pick >> I I don't even know why I did that. >> Deal. >> On January 1st, 2025, police received an urgent report from Murray at Short Hills Mall after a diamond tennis bracelet worth over $2,000 vanished. Minutes later, officers forced the suspect to stop her car. This was the unfolding scene. >> How you doing, man? Officer Griffin of the mobile police. Okay. I got to let you know everything's being recorded. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. Were you a majority before? >> I was. Oh, >> you say you can walk out. So, >> I did not. You want to check me? >> You didn't walk out? >> No, I did not. You didn't check me. You can look at my nips. >> You don't want to check it. I'm asking. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> You know the tennis brace, right? >> Yeah. Yeah. Now you're terrifying you cuz I did pick I did pick it up and I put it back. Sir, I'm telling you. >> You put it back. >> I don't even know. I don't know if I dropped it. I'm telling you the truth. As soon as she stepped out of the car, the suspect appeared cooperative, but kept swearing she had only picked up a dropped item. Yet, the evidence in hand proved otherwise. >> I know they are. That's >> Oh my god. >> I go ahead and read you Miranda ahead of time. Right. >> Can you say can you will it be used against law? >> Oh my god. Seriously, if can't afford it for anyone being proed through this? Yes, I do. >> Okay. So, now I'm going to ask you again. Did you make a mistake? I have to walk out with it. Maybe by mistake. >> I did add it to >> Do you want to check me? You can check me if you >> only unless you Is that it? >> This is it. >> Yeah. >> Can you take it off for >> I'm sorry, sir. >> Did you What happened? >> I picked it up and I think it like I >> You know you pick it up. >> I know. I'm sorry. I swear to God. I'm sorry. >> All right. So, we're going to have to go there. >> Very simple procedure. Okay. You're going to leave your car here. >> Okay. >> You're going to come down. You're going to get a court date. >> Okay. and we'll bring it back up. >> Okay, that's fine. >> No one has to know about it but you mistake. I'm sorry. I'm really really sorry. >> But technically, you left the story. I'm sorry. >> I'm sorry. You do me a favor. >> Just put your hands behind your back. >> Huh? >> Just uh give him the phone real quick. Yeah. >> Just put your hands behind your back. >> Please be on your back. >> I don't I don't I don't get it. >> Yeah. Yeah, I'll get it. >> The woman was arrested immediately while she kept acting remorseful. But wait, it didn't stop with the $2,300 bracelet. Stay tuned to see what came next. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. You're not going to get it. We will get it. >> Okay. Just unlock it. >> Get out of the car. >> I'm going to Hold on. I'm going to get it for you. >> There it is. Jeez. >> You have anything else in this apartment? >> No. going to hold on to this. >> What bag did you just walk out with? >> I didn't. That was my purse. >> You didn't have another bag? >> I had my purse with me. >> Oh my god. Can you please just take me with you? >> I'm going to ask you one more time if there's anything else in those bags. >> Just take your phone out and just put it right here on my head. All right. Just going to lift your sleeves up a little bit. >> The suspect grew nervous, asking to call her husband and begging to use the restroom when she realized officers were about to search her car. Look, >> just wait. Hold on. Stop moving. Relax. Relax. >> Please. I just >> listen. This could be a really difficult process. You work with us. >> Okay. Please. Can I just get in the car? I have to really use the bathroom. Please. I'm begging you. Okay. >> Can I get in the It's in there. I might. >> All right. Do you have anything in your pocket right now? >> No. Can I just get in the car cuz I really have to use the bathroom. You're making just one sec. >> Okay. >> You get yourself worked up and you're going to warn the bathrooms more. >> Sorry. >> Oh. Right. >> No, I'm sorry. >> There's cameras everywhere. It's one of the richest malls in America. >> I know. I'm I don't even know why I did that. >> Things happen. You know, we still got to prosecute. >> I know. I'm sorry. Can I sit in the car at least, please? >> Once you finish Well, relax then. >> I know. >> So, now I saw you with the bags, walk out of here. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Cuz I watched you from the jewelry. Come out here, put some stuff in the car, and then enter back in the mall. Right. >> Right. >> Right. >> So, what's in those bags that's in the front? Can I take it off? >> No. I'm asking. You're not going back in your car. I'm asking you what's in those bags. >> There's some stuff I had to return. >> Did you shop with them? >> I did not. There's stuff I had to return. >> You can check everything. You can you can No, you you can check. I'm telling you. >> Do you have receipts for the for the hanger sticking out of that purse? >> That's just a hanger. >> So, you just carry a hanger in your purse? >> My god. That's a hanger. I'm telling you. >> Can I please? >> Yes, there is. Okay. Can I pick it up? >> Yes. >> Hold on. Is the power lock. Despite the suspect's evasive answers, officers demanded she open the car. Inside, they uncovered evidence proving the scale of her crimes was far broader and far more serious. >> You ever been arrested before, man? >> No. Never. Never. >> Never once. >> Never. >> Traffic ticket? >> Never. >> Never once. >> Never. You can look it up. >> Pretty good. Why are we starting? >> I don't know. I don't know. I've just I don't even know, honestly. I have no freaking clue. Like, >> so how many stores did you go into? >> Just Nordstrom. Nordstrom and Majority are the only ones you want. >> Well, I walked around, you know, but that's it. >> Okay, mind you. >> Yeah, >> there are cameras. We were waiting for you the second majority called us, right? >> I know. >> So, I'm not going to find you going into any other stores. >> Okay. >> No, no, no. I would I walked around. I was in like, you know, just looking around, but that's it. >> That's my coat, sir. >> That's my coat. Oh my god. >> Miranda, sir. All right. >> That's my coat. Please. >> I hear you. >> I know. I hear you. >> You also came out this bag, right? So, what's in this bag? Stand. Hold her. She doesn't move. >> Where's this from? >> Oh, that's Nordstrom. Sorry. That's my That's my my uh >> That's my Tumblr. Yeah. Yeah, that's my Tumblr. You >> No, that's my Tumblr. It's in That's That's my normal Tumblr. I'm telling you, I didn't use it yet. No. No. Police found multiple shopping bags from well-known stores. The value of the goods reached thousands of dollars. The woman kept swearing it was just a mistake or old items, but the intact tags and missing receipts contradicted her excuses. >> I was just going to say it either is or it isn't. >> It is cuz I don't remember. I'm telling you, >> you don't remember when you stole this. >> I didn't steal that one of it's from today, sir. Okay. I'm just going to say it's all from today. Okay. So the only two source that merch the merchandise here is from J Crew and Nordstrom. >> And that's it. That's it. >> Nordstrom. >> Yes. Nice. J Crew and Nordstrom. That's it. >> At the end of the investigation, suspect Yogini Varma was charged with stealing the $2,300 diamond tennis bracelet along with possessing stolen property from multiple other retailers. After processing, she was released pending her court date, thinking she could get rich from stolen goods. But Yogini Varma only got a ticket to court. What a losing business. Next is the couple showing their bravery to the police and the ending. >> I'm drunk. But I'm I'm drunk enough to drive them. >> You're not underestim. >> Okay, but what are you handcuffing me for? I I don't steal. I'm not stealing. >> Oh, you busting my lips. You busting my lip. Sit in the car. >> And you busting my lip. Hey. >> On March 28th, officers were dispatched to a CVS after reports of a couple causing a disturbance. What really happened inside? So, nothing has started yet towards us really, but she's been getting kind of loud. She came in talking about that she's drunk. She's waiting on a ride. She doesn't want to drive. She's waiting on somebody to come pick her up. Not a problem. But she's just cussing, yelling at us at the door. Ma'am, I then she just on the phone [ __ ] drunk. I'm waiting for somebody to try me. I just don't want it to get to any point of us saying something and then it's immediately on us, which I know that can happen. But >> do you want her to leave? Staff reported the female suspect was yelling and causing a disturbance at the entrance, making customers uncomfortable. They wanted the couple removed immediately. Soon after, officers confronted them. >> Guys, what's going on? >> Man, baby, I don't got none of his [ __ ] He said, baby, say [ __ ] to me. >> What's going on? >> Nothing. I just came here to buy my stuff and I asked her what the stuff was and she told me she didn't know. So, I was going to get back in the car. >> Okay. Well, >> I don't know, babe. You um What happened? >> Are you guys okay to drive? Oh, I'm I was drunk. I'm drunk. But I'm I'm drunk enough to drive though. >> No. >> Well, I got my cousin coming to pick me up, though. I can wait for my cousin to come pick me up. >> Yeah, that's fine. But you can't drive. >> I can wait for my cousin come pick me up then, baby. You call whatever police. That's why we trying to tell people to callated. >> So, have you been drinking, too? >> Can you drive? >> Do you have a driver's license? >> You can go ahead and actually trespassing because I do know her bag has stuff in it because they did. As officers approached, the man insisted he had nothing to do with it, but the woman admitted she was drunk and causing trouble. Staff accused her of hiding unpaid items in her bag, prompting police to demand immediate clarification. >> I don't have nothing out of there. Whatever my boyfriend just had, this right here, this is the only thing that beat. She can have this back. Yeah, you can have this, ma'am. >> All right. Here. Here. Don't Don't me. >> Okay. But this is my bag, sir. This is my bag. Listen. This is my bag. I gave her dick. Step it up. >> Excuse me, sir. I gave her this. >> Sir, this is the only thing I gave her that my bag is not is not hers. >> Okay, I'm just going to figure that out. >> Okay, but why are you going to secure you until that happen? >> Well, why are you trying to handcuff me? >> You are not under arrest. >> Okay, but what are you handcuffing me for? I I don't steal. I'm not stealing. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Well, what are you handcuffing me for? I don't I don't I'm not stealing. I'm giving her the nails back. >> Stop playing. >> I'm giving her the nails back. Hey, baby. Stop being so hostile with me. >> Okay. Well, stop fighting and put your hands. >> I ain't stealing. I I'm giving her her her nails back. >> Okay. Okay. Turkey, you still over there. >> Okay. I appreciate it. I'm just securing. >> Okay. Okay. I'm just giving her her nails back. They're going to nails. I had them up under my arms. You seen I didn't want them. >> Drop this. >> It's ridiculous when shoplifterss think that offering to pay after being caught will erase their crime. The woman was quickly handcuffed, but her resistance only made the situation more chaotic. Yeah. >> Okay. Stop grabbing my arms like that. What you grabbing my hands for? >> Cuz you're tensing up and >> I'm not tensing up. Don't grab my hand. The [ __ ] I don't got to steal. >> I'm trying not to make I'm trying. I'm not trying. Babe, get my purse. Take my phone. Get my phone up out of there. Get my purse. Take it to my my cousin's car. Get my phone and get them nails right there. The only nails that I had. >> Take my phone to my cousin's car. >> Take it to my cousin's car. That's the only thing I had was the mother nails right there. And I had it up on my orange nails. Excuse me, sir. Why is you Why is you being so rough with me? You being rough as [ __ ] with me. >> Let go of my hand. >> Okay, but you being rough with me. >> I'm making sure it's not going to hurt. >> Okay, but you being real rough. You ain't trying to make show nothing. You worry me. >> Okay. >> Yeah, I don't have sit down on the ground. >> I I will. I don't got up here. >> Okay. Sit. >> I'm going to see. I'm going to see. I'm going to see. >> I'm going to help you. >> Do you have I I can see it. >> Okay. I'm going to help you down. >> I can see it. But I'm telling you, sir, when I walked back, the nails right there is the one that beat up under my arm. That nail. Have a seat. >> I don't have else up there. >> Okay. Come here. Have a seat. >> I'm going to seat. >> I'm going to sit you in the car. >> No, I'm going to sit right here. I sit right here. I sit. I sit. I sit. >> I'm going to sit. Well, don't grab me. I'm going to sit. >> I'll sit. >> Don't grab me. I'm going to >> No, just sit in the car. >> Why do I have to sit in the car? I don't have to sit in no car. >> Okay, I can stand by the car. I don't have to sit in no car. >> Sit in the car. I don't have two hours in the car. >> So you just going to bust my lip? So you going to bust my lip? So you busting my lip though. You busting my lip. You busting my lip in the car. >> And you busting my lip. I ain't do to you. >> Tired of her defiance, the officer lightly pushed her into the squad car. Despite her claims of a busted lip, body cam proved otherwise. Soon after, her partner asked to speak with police. >> Thank you for being calm. >> Yes. What's going on? >> Listen, we came in the store. Look for some nails. Temple. >> She had the nails up in her arm. She must forgot cuz she drunk. >> Okay. >> So, I'm saying she had >> Okay. >> Do you have any of their merchandise? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. I got one female in the car screaming. >> Okay. It's a mess. All right. Is this your car? >> Yes. >> That's her car? >> Do you have a valid license? >> Yes, I do. >> Are you able to drive? >> Yes, sir. >> Have you been drinking, too? >> No, I'm drinking. >> Okay. I'm going to have you hang out here until I figure out what else is going on. Okay. All right. So, I make contact with them both. She's drunk. And as they're walking out, it beeps and the manager says, "I want them trespass cuz she just stole." So, I'm like, "Okay." She's like, "Oh, I just stole this." It's like a little thing of nails. I'm like, "All right." So, I got to put her handcuffs to see if she's also got a bag over there. See if she got anything else. She starts freaking out. So, I ask you to set it up. So, I'm going to figure out I just need to figure out if they want to prosecute, what else they have. I don't really have much right now. I can push resisting if I want, but that's kind of what I got now. >> In reality, the woman never admitted stealing the nails. She argued the officer forced her out before paying, triggering the alarm. Unless unpaid items were found in her bag, she might still fight the charge. >> So, do you guys want to press charges? >> Yeah. Go ahead. >> You want to press charges for the theft? >> Yes. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Um, >> and she like, >> can you come out and see and tell me what is yours? >> Hey, sir. Where's her bag? >> Cuz you took it. >> Yeah, she told me. >> Yeah. Yeah. Where is it? >> Okay. I need that now. >> So, this is yours, right? >> Yeah. >> Hold on to that. >> Okay. >> Why'd you go and put her bag in the car? >> She asked me for >> Okay. [Applause] Step back. Step back. I appreciate >> it. That's her bag. >> Which one? Yep. Right there. That right there. Yep. >> You step over there for me away from my gun side. >> All right, ma'am. Could we go through this real quick and see what's yours and what's >> Just tell me what's yours. All this is yours. >> I'm not I don't want to. >> This yours? >> Yeah. >> This is yours. >> Yes. >> Only over top. Yeah. >> Is this yours? >> It's half done. Is that >> This one might be hers. >> Oh, no. Never mind. I it felt white, so I guess I guess it is. >> Do you have gloves? >> Yeah. >> Could you go through the rest of that? >> It turned out she couldn't escape the shoplifting charge after all. Meanwhile, her partner got off lightly as officers showed unexpected leniency toward him. >> That mean I got to go to jail. >> Um yeah, you're going to jail for resisting. Uh >> I didn't I didn't resist >> resisting with violence. And uh >> please I didn't resist. I promise I didn't resist. Well, I mean, I was there, so you did. >> With you, sir. I was just telling you. I I was telling you, please don't. >> This is all you're doing. Because if you didn't resist me, you wouldn't be going to jail cuz they don't even want to prosecute for the things you stole. >> Please. I promise I didn't resist. >> And what are you saying? You didn't do anything wrong cuz you had a whole bag of stuff you just stole from that place. >> He was No. He was helping, but I didn't know. I >> It was Oh, yeah. Right. It It was your female bag on your shoulder and you didn't know. Come on. >> Okay. Next time when they're trying to talk to you, don't fight cops. You go to jail. >> The officer was right. Resisting only earns you a first class ticket to jail. Her aggressive tone soon turned to incoherent blubbering, but no words could save her now. In the end, the woman was charged with resisting an officer with violence and shoplifting at CVS. Her sentence included 60 days in jail and more than $500 in unpaid fines. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe so you won't miss the next video. See you. And now, let's move to this episode. On September 17th, police received a report from a supermarket about a woman who had lingered there for hours with suspicious behavior. When she approached the checkout counter and saw officers waiting, a dramatic chase quickly began. Where are you going? Stop. You're under arrest. One of them at the Walgreens. Please now let me go. Let me go. Stop it. You are under right now. Please go back. I'm not leaving. Please go back. Please don't. You tra me. Please don't go. You're >> going to jail. Please. You got nowhere to go back here. I let go. Get on the other side. Let go of me. >> Please don't. Please. >> My back is coming and you're going to get tased. >> Please don't >> stop right now. >> Please. Okay. All right. >> Stop. Okay. Hands up now. Hands up. You're under arrest. You understand me? I can't put my other hand up. >> Don't put your [ __ ] up. Damn it. Oh, 20 Walgreens and Lin female bit me. >> The woman escaped the officer's grip by biting his arm. Realizing it was difficult to arrest her alone, police had to call for urgent backup. >> Tell the police K9 Amanda and the one lives. You are under arrest. Surrender now. A dog will use a search. He will find you. He will bite you. >> The backup team arrived within minutes and warned the suspect multiple times, but she gave no response. And she would soon face the consequences of her reckless choice. Right here. Right here. Stand up. Get up. >> Get up. >> Turn around. Get up. >> I can't move. Please help me. Please help me. >> Get your hands behind your back. Get up. >> Get on your stomach right now. >> Get on your stomach. >> Get on your stomach. Put your hands behind your back. >> Arms behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> They can't move. Please take me to the hospital, please. First, before I go, I know I'm going out. I can't I have to go to the hospital. Oh, >> I have severe back in my >> We're all right. One, two, three. >> Stand up. Stand up. >> Get on your toes. Get on your feet. Get on your knees. Get on your knees. >> I'm trying. I'm trying. I'm >> Stand up. Stand up. >> I'm trying. I'm trying. My my foot's stuck and I have I have backup. I need an ambulance. >> Okay, stand up. Stand up. My feet are so you >> My feet are stuck in back for no reason for an ambulance. >> Stand up. >> Police had to pull her out from the bushes, her body covered in mud and surprisingly she was half naked. At that moment, the suspect began playing the victim, acting confused and distressed. >> Turn back. >> Good job, guys. I got some gloves. We'll get gloves on, guys. And then uh he's got the dog. He's got to go that way. Just come back this way. >> Here. I got it. >> Hey, can you move the ambulance right here? Why don't you try and just take your shoes off in your pants already? >> Hold on a minute. Let me help you. >> The suspect, Samantha, was given first aid before being escorted to the station. Meanwhile, officers returned the stolen merchandise to the store and verified the information. >> So, can you just see what is yours? >> I'll get a property theft log. 5. Did you come to the river and Walgreens this year? >> It's very hard for me to sit up. >> The dog can bite you, dude. >> No, I don't think so. >> Okay. >> Are you injured right now? >> Yeah. >> What's hurting? >> My all my leg. My entire leg. >> My back. My back is so much weight. >> Why? >> I have back problems anyway, but I don't know if it was when uh the officer grabbed me or if when I jumped. In the end, Samantha was charged with resisting arrest, assaulting an officer, and retail theft. The stolen goods were used as key evidence against her. Let this be a lesson. Hiding in the mud and playing the victim did not save Samantha. Every reckless act was paid for before the law. What do you think about these cases? Don't forget to like and subscribe for more shocking stories. Don't >> touch me. You about to grow my Don't shoot down. [Music] >> On July 3rd, 2025, Illinois police arrived after Target employees stopped a woman with more than $1,000 in stolen merchandise. Here's what happened next. >> Good afternoon. >> Um, we do have a subject in custody right now. She's abandoned in the office. If I can I can take you over that way. >> Okay. >> Is this all this stuff? >> It's all of this. Yeah. >> All of this. >> It's a total of 105359 >> 1053,000. >> Yeah. Jesus. >> Okay. >> The employee led them to the store's security office where the suspect, Grace, seemed poised to justify her actions at once. >> Grace. All right. Grace, what's going on with all this stuff here? >> I'm nearly homeless. I tried to walk out just to at least have something to my name and be able to chill out. And I don't know. My phone just got broke. My wallet just got stolen. I came from a situation at my boyfriend's house. I tried to go to my mom's house. She ended up having everyone come into my room and steal from me. So I headed down to Chicago with an old friend. Me and them ended up getting into a fight. So now I'm here. I'm trying to make ends meet. I stank. All I wanted was panties and socks to begin with it. But I was I was going to put all that into a suitcase and make my way. >> Okay. Do you have ID? >> No, sir. Like I said, my wallet was just stolen from me. >> Wallet was stolen. Did you report that? >> Uh what phone? >> Don't need a phone. You could walk into a police station. photo copy ID. I wish I wish I had more to my name to have my wallet be valuable, honestly. >> Okay. Called my sergeant and just wanted to make sure. Uh do you guys are you guys okay with a local ordinance? >> Um I would be just the fact that whenever it's a huge amount like this, they want us to press charges like amount. >> Okay. >> Isn't 300 bucks. My sergeant's pushing for given the circumstances. Homeless. You guys got the stuff back. Uh just given the circumstances. >> That's what I told him over the phone. >> Okay. >> She's cooperative. But obviously >> up to you guys. I'm just letting you know what what he's suggesting we do. >> Again, just running everything by you, letting you know what the sergeant says and thinks. Are you okay with that? Okay. >> After noting the receipt was mostly essentials, the officer consulted the store manager to decide the fairest penalty given the suspect's hardship. Things were going smoothly until the woman started showing attitude today. >> Nothing. As you can see, >> I mean, it's a lot of it's a lot of things. >> Yeah, I was going in. >> Bunch of apparel, bunch of electronics, >> a bunch of electronics. Let me see that real quick here because I I ain't touch mother. Y'all going to try to [ __ ] up in my mother. >> Grace. Grace, don't get loud. All right. No, because at the end of the day, >> don't get loud. All right, listen to what he has to say. >> I'm not trying to push authority on them. I'm not pushing authority. >> You don't try to make your voice louder than mine when you try to start dominant. You don't You're not I'm not in your Okay. >> I'm talking the same tone as I did when I first came in here. Okay. >> I'm literally reading off this receipt that they have. >> It's a local ordinance. I don't even know what y'all are talking about. >> I'll explain it to you. Okay. >> No need to give it away. All right. >> Local ordinance is a ticket basically in Rosemont as opposed to you being charged criminally through the courts. All right. This is a felony amount. Not trying to insert dominance. Okay. I think everybody here would agree. I'm talking to you with respect, not raising my tone. All right. Suggestion is that you cooperate and continue to because you have so far. >> Lincoln. >> And again, With the store's approval and my sergeant's approval, we can just charge you given the circumstances. Homeless >> down on your luck, we're not trying to. >> Police kept a calm tone and explained that Grace could be considered for a reduced charge if she cooperated. But she chose to do the opposite. >> Yes, you are. If I go in those streets without some of those supplies, guess what's going to happen to me on that CTA? I'm going to be snatched up and left in a ditch. And then you're going to be the one discovering my body. How are you going to like that one? Young Grace slit open in the middle of a ditch. You don't even recognize my face because of how up I am. Cuz that's what happens to young girls in the middle of the night in Chicago. Tell me I'm wrong. >> All right. Do you want to talk yourself into a felony? >> Not talking myself into anything. I'm being honest. If you don't want to hear the truth, if you want to be brainwashed, >> I'm being straight forward with you. Okay, sir. >> You're going to have to be in close proximity. >> I might have pneumonia. And you're making me uncomfortable. >> And that's assault. You're not assaulting officially. >> I'm not assaulting nobody because he's coming. He's Why are you moved? Why can't you stand back there? >> Would you like me to step back? >> Grace claimed the officers were overpowering her, demanded her rights, and grew agitated when told she would be taken to the station for identity verification, escalating the tension. >> No, that's an invasion of my privacy. I'm a woman. You could touch me, grope me, and hurt me. There's multiple witnesses. Cameras are on. All right. Okay. >> I I just I don't necessarily feel comfortable with the grown man's hands on top of me. >> All right. Well, there's a lot of other people present. Obviously, I'm not going to do anything. >> It would just make me feel more comfortable if you got a female deputy on scene. >> All right. Well, we don't run now. We're going to run you back. >> Well, sir, I really don't feel comfortable in this position without a female. >> Well, so you're going to assault me. You're going to touch me without my permission. >> That's what that is. >> Legally do my job. You are legally going to assault me and touch me without my permission. >> Can you stand up for me? Stand up. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. >> You're going to make us make you stand up. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. >> Don't touch me. You about to grow my >> Don't you touch [Music] >> Stop it. Stop it. >> Hey, you're touching my poop. He's trying to grab it. He's trying to get >> me out. Let me out. Let me out. Let me out. probably. >> Any injuries? >> I'm good. >> You slap me in my face with your cough, you pigs. >> Grace, are you injured at all? >> Yes. >> All right, we'll call the medics. Even while in handcuffs, she kept cursing and screaming in defiance, only adding to her own charges despite the officer's attempts to calm her down. >> Going to adjust it. Stop moving. >> I got two grown men on top of me as a young girl. You are hurting me. >> Stop moving. >> You good? >> Stop. Stop moving. Calm down. Calm down. >> Calm down. You >> calm down. >> You bunch of >> calm down. Calm down. >> You got my one cuff. >> Calm down. >> You can't adjust that. >> When you calm down, >> when you calm down, I can adjust on you. I wish you clearly. I wish death on you. >> I can adjust it. >> In the end, Grace faced charges of felony theft, resisting arrest and obstruction. The case above reminds us to stay calm and obey the law in any circumstance or face far more serious consequences for ourselves. Next, watch a couple fail miserably as they try to outsmart the police. >> Yes, man. I'm not paying for my stuff, bro. Quit trying to make them make your decision for you. So, you don't I'm 50 something years old. I'm just You don't have to. >> On December 13th, 2024, officers responded to an active shoplifting incident at Walmart. This is footage of the events that followed. a separate shoplift. I'll be honest with you, you're wrong, dude. Don't come up saying don't tell me what you're doing. >> No, but no one shopping with nobody shop about anything. >> No, I don't care. Don't >> How much is the microwave? >> Listen to your own damn self. Listen here. I paid for my >> listen. Go. I don't know. This is ridiculous. Fix your barcode and check your work. You >> put a sticker all >> so far. Police immediately arrived to stop the couple from leaving as they kept insisting they hadn't stolen anything and began arguing. >> Hang on. Where's your receipt? What are you not What are you not understanding about? I said >> I know who you're talking to. How the [ __ ] I know who you're talking to? >> I said [ __ ] thing. What do you mean? You can't leave the store and not >> I'm not leaving the money for you know what's going on. >> You don't even know what's going on the thing. Okay, dude. What's your problem? >> Listen, just go to the car for this. Get way more. Give me the money for the microwave. >> Talking to >> like somebody put a sticker on the thing and did all this [ __ ] >> man. >> One by one. One by one. >> We scanned the thing. The worker scanned the thing. Everybody did whatever. I don't care how much it was came up to. I don't know where they came from. This is the scam. This is >> Okay. However it goes when we scanned it. That's what it is. She runs it up and she too. >> I don't know. >> I don't know. She hand it on her phone. Bottom line is can we get our microwave >> right there? >> Watch out, dude. I'll go pay for what is this one? >> No, he can't take my camera real quick. >> [ __ ] the camera. Let me pay for my >> So, how much pay for this? >> He said it runs up as a dollar. So, we owe you $79 more. >> Dollar. >> A dollar. I'll get you one, too. >> The couple grew louder and louder, claiming that the female clerk had already scanned and charged them. But watch what the employee says next. >> No, I I don't think you can buy this anymore. >> Yes, I can. Yes, man. I'm paying for my stuff, bro. Quit trying to make them make your decision for you. >> You guys want these guys in the store or no? >> Quit trying to start stuff. Let me just make my stuff. >> I'm good at charge. >> I'm just trying to >> No, I'll charge you both for stuff. I'll do >> Oh my god. What? >> Nobody stole anything. >> I didn't try to steal nothing, bro. >> She just Oh my lord. >> Okay. In the office. >> She just stealing nothing, man. >> In the office. >> The couple grew louder and escalated the tension, claiming the female employee had scanned and charged the item, yet they failed to provide any receipt. >> No, I didn't know. Listen, bro. He said, "Oh my >> both of you guys in the office now." >> Okay. Well, we scamp right here. We didn't know it was a dollar, man. No, there's no you didn't scan the microwave at all. >> Okay. So, can you go look at your camera, sir? >> That's what we're going to do. >> Thank you. And you will see that he scanned it >> in the office. >> Thank you. >> This is ridiculous. >> In the office. >> You're either going to go in handcuffs or you're going to go >> Well, handcuffs for what? My daughter's right here. Hold on. >> Go in the office. >> Come on, Jamie. >> Have a seat. >> Excuse me. >> This is my daughter. This is my daughter. >> Who's past me? >> Listen, don't be disrespectful. I didn't disrespect nobody. Have a seat. >> Have a seat. Calm down. >> Everybody take off your >> too much. >> I'm not putting up with this. >> Too much. What am I doing? >> Police forced them into the office, but the couple fiercely insisted they were innocent and grew agitated, leaving officers no choice but to make an immediate arrest. >> Hands behind your back. >> For what, sir? My daughter's right. I haven't done nothing wrong. >> I'm going to ask you one more time. >> For what am I getting a handcuff for? >> I'm getting arrested for being quiet. Oh my. Arrested for what? >> Hands behind your back. Jamie, >> come. >> This is crazy, man. This is crazy. Could you please rewind the camera? Thank you. >> If you guys can just stay calm, >> relax. Don't even say another word. Have a seat. I will figure it out. >> Put him in. >> No, I don't need that. No, I have a disability. >> I have a disability, man. Let's not do this. >> Okay. behind your back. Okay. No more noise. Let me put my money outside. Your daughter's going to be fine. >> Here, hold on. Can I just do this? You don't have to be like this, sir. You don't I'm 50 something years old. I'm just saying you don't have to. >> I know. So, treat me with a little bit of respect. You treat me like your teeth. >> Pissed off at you for causing all this crap. >> I didn't cause any crap. Don't do that. Do not turn on me, man. I'm not relaxing everything. >> Relax. >> Well, no. You haven't seen nothing yet. >> I know. Why are you pushing all this? >> Relax. >> I need to do one thing, [ __ ] I'm making a decision. Put it in your Hold on a second. Don't take my money. Please put it back in your pocket. >> Let me get this straight, man. Let me hold on to it. >> Guess what? You in my house now. >> Why are you yelling, bro? >> Because you ain't listening. You in my house now. You follow my rules. Sit down. >> Holy crap. You guys want to be disrespectful? You guys can spend the you can spend the weekend in jail. How's that? >> You are talking your way into the a weekend at the score jail. >> What are you talking about? >> I just said so. You understand? >> Quiet. Please >> quit talking to me. Please. You're you're talking to me. Okay. >> You made something very simple. >> Just pay. Okay, >> I say let me pay you. >> No, you can't just take something for a dollar and go, "Oh, I got caught. I'm going to go pay the other 79 bucks." >> No, that's not how it >> The man claimed he was older, yet showed no respect toward the officers and kept making excuses. Police reviewed the store's cameras to gather more evidence. >> There's an airbag on the bottom. >> Where's it at? I scanned two times. Where am I at? >> So, it asked you for the warranty for the bed. When you try to scan the microwave, it gave you that red error signifying that it wasn't scanned. >> It said that for the pop for the soda. >> No, it didn't. It was for the It was for the microwave. It's clear right here. Look, I'll show you. >> Okay. Well, I didn't understand what I didn't understand that. I didn't understand what you're saying. I really don't understand. >> So, your screen, >> but go back to me where I'm scanning the stuff. It shows me scanning everything I try to scan >> right here. Look, check this out. >> Okay. >> All right. You scanning. >> I'm scanning. >> It gives you the error. You decide to say it. >> No, I didn't see this. I didn't say no. >> And then you go scan the bottom. >> No, but I'm not saying cuz I don't I don't know that the bottom is my bed. I scanned my bed. I didn't try to do what you're saying. That's not true. If you look at it, bro. >> Yeah, but I'm just saying you can see it, man. >> Sir, let me talk to you real quick. I need you to understand something. We're not calling you thieves. We're not saying that you are stealing. Our job is that the moment that you pass that last point of sale and you take an item that's not received item. >> Security staff and police explained the barcode scanning error, showing the microwave had never been paid for. The man then began cursing and challenging the officers. >> No, man. It's not true. I'm 50ome years old, dude. I don't like the treatment. And you're yelling at me, dude, like I'm a kid. Irritates the hell out of me. >> Who you talking to? >> I'm talking to whoever is listening. That's not >> You're 50 something years old. >> Don't give me the stare down, buddy. >> Just calm down, please. >> No, cuz it's it >> could irk you, but just please. >> It irres out of me, too. >> What? What does? >> No. Just you do you. >> People just try to >> That's what >> rationalize everything. >> That's what you think. That's what you're doing. You think you're doing that? >> You think you you developed that method of shoplifting on your own? you. I'm not shoplifting. >> I got news for you. >> I'm not shoplifting, buddy. I don't appreciate it. You're making accusations. >> I know you're 50s something years old. >> So what? What does that mean? >> Whoopy-doo. Everybody just has to make this process so much harder than it has to be. >> You did that. You made it harder. We think >> Oh, no. You want to see hard? >> You think you're badass? >> I do not think I'm a badass. After repeated unreasonable assertions, the police announced that they would officially file charges despite the couple's please. And >> don't misunderstand this. You guys are still under arrest for theft. All this was totally unnecessary. >> Just don't even respond. >> The vast majority of people don't respond cuz don't kill me. >> Leave it alone. Leave me alone then. >> Don't do that. >> You can respond if you want, but I'm saying it's totally unnecessary. You can ask him. The vast majority of people in here walk in without handcuffs because they're cooperative. They don't argue. They don't not listen. They just, "All right, I got caught." And I freaking sit out my case, though, buddy. >> Randy, you do have uh some history of organized retail theft, though. Saw that. >> This is a trespass warning saying that you cannot come back to this particular Walmart for a period of 3 years. Correct. In the end, the couple was officially charged with shoplifting and resisting law enforcement and were banned from Walmart for 3 years. Reminder, trying to argue your way out only turned a simple mistake into criminal charges.