Next, a Target guard caught 35-year-old
Ashley pushing out unpaid items. Could
her criminal record matter? When the
police arrived, she did not deny it, but
begged. Was this a thief or a pitiful
mother?
 Yeah. I mean, I didn't put it in
my car. I'm begging you to my son. I
begging.
 What's the What's the deal with
this one? You tried to put it out when
you went to the hardware side and then
the alarm went off, right? Okay. All
right. You got your ID in there?
 I do.
Okay.
 I don't have no warrant. Okay. I'm
begging you, sir. won't press charges. I
did it for myself. He'll go with you to
the office with her.
 Why did I do this?
Why did I do this? I have a baby and
I've been doing so good,
sir. I'm begging you.
 You got it back.
You can have it. I'm begging you. I'm
begging you. I won't ever come here ever
again. You got it. But it is like I'm
not about to say, "Hey, you're going to
lose my job."
 No, but what you can do is
write me a ticket and I'll pay it.
That's not my decision. If there's a
mouth, you can't get a ticket.
 Listen to
me.
 Oh my god. No.
 Any statement you
make may be used as evidence against you
in court.
 I'm begging him not to do this
to me.
 You have the right to have a
lawyer present to advise you prior to
and during any question if you are
unable to employ a lawyer.
 I hear you.