How you doing? Wait right there. Don't don't try to run. Don't do anything. >> doing anything. >> Okay. Who are you with? Where are you walking to? >> I'm just walking. >> Okay. That's fine. I'm going to put your phone down here. All right. So, you're going to be detained really quick. >> Okay. >> All right. Do you know why you're being detained? >> No. >> You just tried to walk out of Home Depot with a whole bunch of product. You're on camera. Okay? >> Okay. >> So, you have no one else with you? >> No. >> Okay. Are you sure? Because if there's cameras and there's a car, we're going to make contact with them. So, don't lie. Okay. You're by yourself? >> Yeah. >> All right. Officer in car. >> Oh, yeah. That's you. Oh, yeah. That's you. >> Change the car to a signal 36. >> you're going to go open on the side. >> Just show him one white female, approximately 15 years old, uh 50 years old. >> have a getaway car. I walked. I got dropped off. I got dropped off. >> I apologize. Flag. One white female detained at this time. She's saying that she walked. >> I walked. I got I got I got dropped off. I just got dropped off. >> You got dropped off? >> Yes. >> Where's the car? >> They left when they dropped me off. >> Yeah. All right, man. Come on. Yeah, I know. I'm going to go around. You got anything on you? >> No. >> Okay. Right there? Hey, I got I'm hot. I got one detained. I'm going to be on this side by the LPO office with her, all right? You there, Palacia? >> Who's taking it? >> I'll take it. It is what it is. It's 4:00. It's 4:00. Maybe I can get by the time I'm done with it and all that cuz property and all that stuff, maybe next shift can uh transport. So, we'll see. >> All right. >> Come on. >> Let me know. >> All right, bro. I'll see you if you head over here. See you in a minute. All right, buddy. All right, ma'am. So, I'm Officer Preston, Concord Police Department. You know the reason why you're detained at this moment, okay? I have something to read to you, your rights, prior to asking you any questions. So, I'm going to read you your rights, and then after that, we'll have a conversation if you're willing to, okay? So, with that said, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him present with you before and during questioning. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to you to represent you at county expense before any questioning, if you wish. If you give up your right to remain silent and later wish to stop asking questions, no further questions will be asked. Do you understand each of these rights as I explained them to you? >> Yes. >> By having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to me? >> So. >> So, yeah. So, with that said, it's uh 16 18 16 18 uh 19. So, talk to me. Why are we here? What's going on? >> I'm trying to pay my rent. >> Okay. You're trying to pay your rent. Uh what did you do? Talk to me. >> I stole these five dollars from the store. >> Okay. Um did That was your intent. You came here knowing that you were going to steal some stuff cuz you were trying to pay your rent, you're saying? Okay. Have you done this before? >> No. >> You have not. Wait, wait. Let me Wait. Okay, you've done it before. >> I don't have a fetish that I'm doing. I'm doing it. >> Okay, so you've never been caught doing it. You've never been charged doing it. >> do it all the time. I've done it three times in my life. >> Okay. Three times in your life. Out of curiosity, have you done it to this store, any Home Depot in this area? Before you answer that question, >> Yeah, I've done it twice here, and that's it. >> Twice here. >> Mhm. >> Okay, when was the last time you did it here? >> A couple of weeks ago, I guess. >> Okay. All right. Um Yeah, who are you doing it for? Well, >> I'm doing it for me to pay my rent. >> I understand that, but Yeah, who are you >> I just randomly randomly. I don't do it for nobody. >> So, you're just selling it pawn shops and things like that? >> Not pawn shops, like people that I that I've that I've asked them if they want it. >> Okay. So, you're telling me you were dropped off, and that person's not going to come pick you up. Or is that person going to come pick you up? >> No, well, they won't. >> So, how are you going to get that product around? >> What do you mean? >> If you had a You were literally going to walk out. >> No, I was going >> to paint the picture for you. You were going to call a cab all of a sudden. >> Yeah. >> You have no money to pay your rent, but you were going to call a cab. But you also walked out. Okay, but you walked out, and you were going to head straight that way towards the the parked cars. Come on. I mean, I >> Well, why why What other way would I go to get out of this store? >> All right, that's fine. Um You have an ID? >> No. >> No? Okay. I'm going to grab your name and date of birth then. You've ever had an ID issued to you in the >> Yeah. >> All right. You know your social security number? >> Yeah. >> All right, perfect. That that's perfect. Give me a moment once I get to that part. I'll grab your social then. You have anything in that bag that's you're not supposed to have any illegal narcotics, any weapons, nothing like that? Just asking questions that we're supposed to ask, ma'am. All right. What's your social security number? Hello? >> Mhm. >> Awesome. All right, just hang out here, Angela. Let me go in there. Take care of what I need to take care of and then I'll be back and talk to you. Do you like the window open or closed? >> Open, it's hot. >> Okay, no problem. >> But your little window is closed, right? >> Yeah, yeah. >> That's why there needs to be air coming out. >> Yeah, I'm going to open a little window, I'm sorry. Yeah, so they can hit them. >> You want to call uh Julio and ask him the status of doing a promotion? >> Uh he's almost done with his already, but I'm going to Yeah, I'm going to see. >> You want to call? >> Yeah, do you mind? And just hang out with her for a minute while I >> Thank you. >> Uh before taxes, 1674. After taxes, 2218. But >> $22? >> No, 2,218. >> What the heck does she do? >> She saws, everything. Big Yeah. It's funny. Um like framing nailers and all that. Like Uh I don't know. I'll have to get you that information. I'll tell you. 15? Okay, so 1,500. Um what did he say? >> No, I'm sorry. >> Julio? >> Oh, he's trying to see if he can get one of them to take his. Okay. >> the midship to take his. >> Okay, okay. So, then >> I told him we'll be there in a few minutes. So, head over there and see whoever take his take yours. Because he said he had been advised if not he'll do it. >> Okay. Let me call stocks four. Tell them no that I'm having taking it and then if >> You're taking it and you're going to take this. >> I think it's going to work out. >> Huh? >> You don't take the wheel yet. >> No, I'm going to see if we can cuz it Look what time it is by the time I get back and do the report if they can if we can possibly have >> Someone transport. >> Someone transport. >> Is there a Look on the computer see if there's anyone available. >> At this time not right now. I'll decide that in a little bit. Um Anything in your purse like I said that I need to worry about cuz I'm going to go through your purse. Okay. No, no one's available. >> All right, so I'm going to go through her purse. >> No, I'm saying >> She's not going to be available till about an hour and a half. So, if somebody you guys want to end up having to take it. >> Someone's going to >> What are you doing tonight? >> Yeah. >> That's what I thought. >> Um Let me run a 10-17 and verify that she's the one that's detained and all that stuff. I And then I got to wait for the statement. >> What's the report number? You sent them the link already? >> No, I I'm going to do that right now. I'll send them the link, yeah. Yeah, signal 20, hold on. Oh, here. Claustrophobic, sorry. >> [snorts] >> Officer St. Cloud. Um just so you know, so you were getting hit with these charges. Um he's working on the other case from the other day. Uh that was about $2,500 also. Yes, 100%. You're going to have two different cases. Um so you're going to have to see a judge in the morning. He's going to contact someone and whether they put a warrant out for your arrest for the second one or they just serve you there. Uh if they do it, however they do it, since you'll already be at the jail, they're going to figure that out tomorrow. I'm just letting you know it's going to be a second one coming up, okay? Officer 247, 10-65 ending.