Today we have a video from Watchdog Body Cam and the title of the video is 18-year-old cashing [music] $3,372 stolen check cries after she's caught. >> That's not yours. >> What's your name? >> So who is this being right now? On May 8th, 2018, deputies were dispatched to a check cashing store in response to a young woman attempting to cash a stolen tax return check using a fake ID in Pompo Beach, Florida. >> How's it going, man? >> What's going on? You trying to catch catch something? I'm not trying to Are you trying to cash a check that's not yours? >> You're caught. >> Okay. Where's the check? >> Yeah, I haven't. >> Okay. So, what's going on? >> They've been having me here for so long trying to cash my check. >> Okay. >> Stand by with her. I'm going to try. >> You're here to cash check. >> From uh from your job. >> I'm sorry. I didn't hear you from your job. Yes, sir. >> So, where's the check made out from? Where do you work? >> Excuse me. >> I feel like I don't have to answer questions. >> Okay. >> You master What's your name? >> What's your name? >> Garcia. >> Carly Garcia. >> Kylie Garcia. >> So, who's this? >> Whose idea is this? >> It's my idea. >> Okay. But your name's not Marcela. >> Turn around. She's being detained right now. Damn. >> You messing up at 18 years old. >> Turn your wrist this way. That way it doesn't hurt you that bad. There you go. >> Can you make sure that bag stays safe and everything in it? >> This? >> Yes. >> Yeah. This is going to be on >> my back. It's all going to be in your property. Just here. >> My friend's bag. We're large. >> Carry a careful. Now that's Louis Vuitton. >> Anything on you? >> Nothing. All right. So you live with your parents and so it went to Marcela whatever her name is. You got out and found whoever to make you a fake ID basically. We're already here. You might as well just be straight up. Okay. >> Just like maybe I'll meet you on the way. >> Okay. Go ahead. You guys want to talk? She's refusing to talk. >> Yeah. So, I'm just going to reread you rights. All right. Before I ask you any questions, I want to advise you that I have your rights under law. You understand that I'm a police officer? You have the right to remain silent. That is, you don't need to take talk to me or answer any questions if you don't want to. Do you understand? >> You got to be verbal. So, >> yes. >> Okay. Should you talk to me? Anything you say can and may be used against you in the court of law. Do you understand? >> You have the right to talk to an attorney lawyer before talking to me and to have an attorney lawyer here with you during questioning now or in the future. Do you understand? If you can afford to train your own attorney, lawyer and you want an attorney or lawyer, one will be appointed to you before you ask we ask you any questions. Do you understand? If you decide to answer the questions now without an attorney lawyer present, you will still have the right to stop answering at any time until you talk to an attorney or a lawyer. Do you understand? Knowing and understanding your rights as I've explained them to you, are you willing to answer any questions without an attorney or lawyer present? investigator. >> You got to I mean it's whether you want to or not. You have the right not to talk to me or you have the right to answer my questions and cooperate with the investigations. It's up to you. >> Like can I hear your questions? Like can I ask the midwife? >> If you don't want to answer my questions, I'm not going to ask you. So I want to know whether you're willing to talk to me and figure out what's going on. Just wait till I get back. >> The woman was initially charged with felony counts of criminal use of [music] personal ID and uttering of forged instrument. The state attorney later added a felony charge of grand theft in the third degree. She was ultimately sentenced to 24 months of state probation and ordered to pay over $1,100 in court costs and fines. Additionally, she was ordered to complete a 13-week anger management program and pay restitution to the victim. Almost six years after this incident, the woman finally satisfied the terms of her probation and her case was closed. What's the bigger? >> Six years. It took her six years to do this. Let me see. When did this Oh, this is from 2018. God dang. I I didn't even notice that. I'm looking like six years. What the heck? So, this came from 2018. Golly. It's dumb. Dumb dumb dumb. Well, you make mistakes. Hopefully, you learn from them. But, uh I don't know why that took six years to complete all of that. That's clearly you ain't got a sense of urgency and you just want to uh lolly gag or whatever. But uh anyway, um yeah, so the officers did, you know, they did their job. They did what they had to do. That's it, you know. Um so I'm going to get officers a five. Let me know in the comment section below how well you think the officers did. I'm glad you made it till the end of the video. Before you go, if you want early access to YouTube videos before they get let out to the public, please consider becoming a channel member. And if you want exclusive access to videos that will not be on YouTube, please consider becoming a Patreon member. And I'll catch you in the next video. The links are in the description box.