All right. I tried to be nice. I told you to get off the phone. >> My mom's a captain of the police department. >> Mom, >> I'll help you out. >> Some miners make mistakes and others feel a little rebellious. But then there are the entitled ones armed with overconfidence and zero accountability. You walk into stores thinking that rules don't apply to them and that shoplifting is nothing but a game. At least until reality hits them in the face and they realize that they have to face the consequences. >> She had stuff concealed in her bag, too. I just unfortunately >> don't know which one. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, we know though that she for surely >> Yes. >> stole. Okay. >> But we didn't take them. >> You attempted to take stuff and then you went back into the store and ditched it. >> We did end off. >> Hi. So, I'm I'm going to jail. >> We're going to determine that where we're going. There are several moments when entitled miners learned the hard way that shoplifting comes with consequences. Starting with the moment that two teenagers took being entitled to a whole new level, making outrageous demands from the cops after getting busted for shoplifting like they were the victims in the situation. >> You bought it or you >> No, those like >> I'm sorry. >> I picked those. >> Okay. >> I did grab those. >> Mhm. >> I can't have that on my record. My record is perfect. >> Yeah. Until today. >> How old are you? >> I'm 17, but I have I would like for one of you guys to go get my phone. >> On August the 21st, 2024 in Florida, officers responded to a call from a local Target where two teens were caught stuffing their bags with jewelry, hair accessories, and snacks. When the cops arrived, they were met with a pair of arrogant and entitled teenagers who acted like getting caught was just a minor inconvenience. Hey, how's it going? >> How's it going? >> Um, so these two young ladies here took everything you see here. I have the receipt. Let me grab it for you. Here's the itemized receipt of what was taken. So, essentially, they came in, went to the jewelry section, grabbed all of that, put it inside of this bag that she was carrying in the white shirt. Um, >> which bag? >> This ladder, the one that says the tote bag on it. Then they moved over to like Health and Beauty. Grabbed this shampoo and like these hair clip things. Went and grabbed these. All that stuff went into that same bag. They tried to bypass points of sale. Stopped them. Escorted them back here. Cold you guys. Do >> you guys have IDs? You don't have none of you have IDs on you at all? How old are you? >> 18. >> 18. You >> 17. >> Remember what we talking about? >> Yeah. >> First year. What's your name? >> How do you spell it? >> R. >> What's up? Uh, we'll talk about all that in a few. >> How much? >> We'll talk about all that in a few minutes. >> Do y'all have the video? >> Yeah. >> Cool. All right. We'll be right in there in a second. >> So, they're What are they right now? >> All right. So, what we got to do >> as far as what do we got to make them aware of of before we even talk to them? Miranda, I just wanted to talk. >> Your mom at >> What's funny? >> Do I know you? >> No, but you're 17. >> Oh, y'all know where where I'm at. She know what I be doing. She know what you be doing? >> No, she know where you're She know about this. But like >> are you do you go to Are you in high school and you too? >> What's up? >> We have to conduct an investigation. >> That's not how this works. >> What? We get >> I don't know. We have to conduct an investigation. >> No. >> What did y'all do? Y'all bro wrote the law, right? >> Yeah. >> And we got called here. So, we have to conduct an investigation. All right. Just uh go ahead and start watching the video. It's all good. Everybody's busy. So, I'll show you. >> We weren't here. 41. >> In a bold and frankly shocking move, the 17-year-old made a request that rireed a pure entitlement, as if she had an upper hand in the situation. As one officer kept the girls in custody, another reviewed the CCTV footage to confirm the full extent of the theft. Meanwhile, the teens sat there unbothered. For them, it wasn't a big deal. They were fully convinced that they would be walking out with nothing more than a slap on the wrist. Teenagers do not go to jail or face the consequences of their actions. So they thought, >> can we just get a trespass? >> I'm sorry. >> Can we just get a trespass? >> We have to figure out what's going to happen. We have to take an investigation. We have to watch the video. We have to talk to the employees here. We have to talk to you guys and then we make a determination. It's not just that simple. >> Can we make a good determination? >> It's not up to you. The good determination would have been to not steal. I don't I don't >> I'mma close this so they don't >> Sorry. You go to the same school or what school is that? >> Play sports? >> Not anymore. >> What sports did you play? >> I did cheer. I did volleyball. I didn't I tried softball, but >> what happened? >> I have to work. Pay bills. >> Pay bills. >> Does your mom know where you're at or dad or who do you live with? >> I live with my mom. >> And you? >> What do you live with? >> My mom. >> Okay. >> She's not. Is that a group of young individuals out there in your cohorts? >> There's a group of kids that look like they're your age out to like five or six. >> Five here. >> Yeah. Outside of Target. >> Did y'all come here alone? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Well, no big deal. Obviously, I don't know y'all. >> You were boyfriend. >> Yeah. >> That's probably what it is. >> It's not my boyfriend. >> Why your shirt wet? We were at the pool. >> Which one? >> I have my bathing suit on on the campground. Went to the open pool. >> You drive. >> Cool. >> So, can you just please just leave? >> What did I say 5 minutes ago? >> No, I have been calm and patient, too. But Five people so much for [Music] >> where you work at me. >> Pizza place. >> Which one? >> Oh, where is that? >> Uh, the only one. There's only one. >> I don't know where it is. >> Really? >> You got to try it. We have the best pizza on the planet. >> Is that recording? >> My camera. >> It's supposed to always be recording. >> It's on. It's recording. It always has to be recording. >> Well, that's not true. >> Well, I'm in a a room with two little girls and I ain't going to be a better man. >> My camera's always on. >> 18 tattoos already, huh? My first son two days before I turned 17. My second one 17. My third one 3 days before I turned 18. >> I'm tattooless. >> Your parents cool with you getting tatted up? >> I got my butterflies for my grandmother who passed. So it was my mom's mom. So yeah, she was okay with it. That's the one I got at 16. Thank you. [Music] >> The parties are not fighting anymore. They're now separated. >> We hate for you to be texting your ex-boyfriend that's waiting outside for you. >> All right, ladies. I'm going to read this to you. Okay. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say may be used as evidence against you. Do you understand these rights? Are you willing to talk to us? >> Date of birth 06 truck. >> That's >> so far. >> You just forgot your name. >> I figured >> the phonetic alphabetic phonetic. >> All right. Who are we interviewing first? [Applause] separated. >> All right, we'll talk to um Marie first. You can you wait outside, please, Miss Liliana or Lily, whatever it is. [Music] >> At this point, the officers were done playing nice and it was time to turn up the heat, ready to put their smug attitudes under pressure. >> What happened? Why did you guys come here? Okay, we came here because um I wanted the girls day and I want to sleep at her house. So then we went to the pool first. That's where we're all wet. And then >> you're good. You can keep talking. >> We came to Target. Uh she wanted Julie on body wash >> and then she wanted the chips and I said we should leave. Like this is >> but I know it's wrong. So talk to me about all these items in here. >> So there should be some butter. I bought that for because it matches. >> You bought it or you >> No, I was like >> I'm sorry. >> I picked those. >> Okay. >> So why didn't you pay for it? I honestly I know I should have but >> So if you if I asked you to stand up right now and pointed out all these items you stole, would you be able to do that that you did and not her? >> Uh probably not because we I think we got the same things. >> Okay. So you guys were both like >> uh me and it's all both and we also share a lot. So, >> whose idea was it to Who's Whose plan was this >> to come here >> to take from the >> Yeah. Come here and take stuff that you weren't planning on paying for. >> So, originally I wanted to go to Walmart, but I need to put gas at Walmart cuz it's the cheapest. Well, to me, I think Shell or Walmart is the cheapest. So, so then she was relatively tight and I don't know if I said but I just body you came here with the intent to feel heal it [Music] >> and >> well we want to know whose idea was it? >> It wasn't necessarily said like hey let's go in and do this. It was just necessarily just done if that makes sense. It wasn't planned. >> Okay. >> So, when you came in the store, you were planning on paying for everything that you bought? >> No. >> For everything that you stole, you were planning on paying for it? >> No. Like I said, nothing was planned at all. We just walked in and I said, "I need body." And she said she needs Julie. That's exactly why we went through and we're just okay. like it wasn't necessarily set. >> So, who was holding the the bag? >> H. >> And you were put Did she know you were putting things in the bag? >> She did. She put things in the bag, too. >> Who took the chips? >> Was that your boyfriend sitting out there? Afro kid, lightkinned, kind of short. >> Whatever. Sure. >> Okay. Let me talk with her. >> Have you ever done like something like this before or >> you know? >> First time. >> You step out. Come on. >> With one already cracked, it was time to put the pressure on the second. Meanwhile, she was clearly the more entitled and bratty of the pair. And the officers expected nothing but a full-blown performance straight out of the spoiled teen playbook. >> Get up. >> Okay, I'm trying. Why are you yelling at me? >> I told you three times. >> So, let me hear that story. Why Why did you guys come here? when we were trying to get jewelry the just like the fake jewelry because like >> more I don't have no money to get anymore. >> What did you need it for? >> For me so I can wear it. >> Just just to have it. >> Yeah. I got all gold cuz I like to wear gold and I have these and I it's not I want >> Did you come in here with the intent to not pay for it? >> Well, no. But like I kind of like I like coming in here. I might like like look at it and try anyone want it. But no. >> But you said you didn't have any money to buy it. >> Yeah, I know. I had $2. >> Okay. Whose idea was it to come here? >> Nobody did. It >> was nobody's idea. You guys just showed up here? >> We come to circuit all the time. >> So you just figured I'd come hang out? >> Yeah. Have a lot of people walk around here. We're going to meet her boyfriend here, too. >> Why? >> How old are you? >> 17. >> Um, did your mom know that you're here? Have you talked her? >> She knows you're here. >> Yes. >> Does she know you were coming here and was stealing stuff or >> she didn't ask how you were going to buy stuff with no money? >> No. I don't like inform. >> I would I I usually don't have my dad send any money. Okay. >> So, you who was carrying this bag right here? >> I was carrying it, but it's not my bag. >> Okay. Did you you were putting stuff in the bag? Did you know she was putting stuff in the bag? >> I did. Yeah. >> You know, she did. >> Yeah. >> She did, too. >> Well, it's on camera, so I'm just asking. >> So, we asked you to like stand up and point at the items that you put in here specifically. Oh, I I mean I got the chips, but all that jewelry like I'm not going to be able to look at all that. Like I could get a couple. I didn't take a lot of jewelry. >> There's like jewelry. >> Yeah, I didn't take much though. >> There's like 15 or 20 items here. >> Would you like to try and be great? Yeah, I don't want to do that. >> I didn't grab much. >> I did grab this. >> Mhm. [Applause] Mhm. >> Yeah. >> Is there anything in your pockets? >> Turn it out. Turn it inside out. She doesn't have side pockets. >> Okay. >> I do have >> How did you guys get here? >> You ever done anything like this before? First time or >> So, what was the caught? >> What was the straw that broke the camel's back? Like, why would why was today the day that we're like, "All right, I want some jewelry and I'm not paying for it." >> Well, like I don't know. I guess I'm a senior in school now, so I don't have no jewelry. I wanted some jewelry and I think I look better with jewelry now. >> Okay. Did you know that what could have happened had you gotten caught? >> Yeah. Which is why I'm just like sitting here like this. This is stupid. I'm stupid. >> Okay. Can we call Can we call your mom real quick? >> Why? >> We got to tell her we're with you. >> Juvenile. We got to call your mom. and you're detained cuz we're investigating a crime that you committed. So, we need to tell her where you're at and we're talking to you. >> We'll tell her when >> we got to tell you where you are, what you did, and why we're here. So, I mean, we're either we stand here for the next 40 48 hours and we call DCF until we figure out who your parents are or >> you give us the password, your phone, and we call your mom. What's the password? >> I don't Why would I tell you that? You can watch me call. >> Put the password. >> And I think my dad texted. >> As the investigation was getting wrapped up, it was now time for the officers to lay down the consequences. The show was over. And now these entitled teens were about to face the reality check they never saw coming. >> Hey, it's okay. Don't freak out. Okay. >> All right. So, you turn around and put your hands on your back, please. [Music] >> Being placed under arrest for petty theft and contributing to a joint. >> Do you remember where you parked your car? >> Yeah, I think. >> You think I think Are you being honest about your name? >> It's pretty It's tight. >> It's tight. I can fit my whole finger in there. >> This one. Yeah. >> Let's put 214 fiber. >> Yeah. Whiskey this way. Wait, wait, wait. >> I got a question. >> No, stand over there. >> I can tell her. >> No, not right now. >> It doesn't concern you. >> No, don't worry about it. Don't worry about it. Just do what they tell you to do. Breathe. >> Hold on. Hold on. Let's uh before we do that, let's see if we have a female toate. >> All right. When we finish our investigation, we'll be happy to answer your questions. >> Appreciate it. >> I here it's here and here. I literally have this here. Take it. >> You can't even have that. You're not even old enough here. [Music] >> Can you please >> Where's your car at? >> I don't know. >> Park is right over there >> on the right. Hey. Um, I think >> Okay, >> it's >> stand over there. I'm just asking is did you park over there? >> I parked. >> So, it's a green go. >> I think it's that >> it's green or white? >> It's green, but it's my lights are on somewhere. >> How do you not know where you parked? Whatever. We'll we'll use your keys and we'll find >> Am I getting arrested? >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Petty theft and contributing to >> You got a felony. >> Not good. What does that mean? >> It means she will help you deal with her and she's a minor. >> A felony is a more severe charge than a misdemeanor. You're being charged with both. So, it's not good. Any prior theft convictions? Did they say a female is coming? >> Yeah. >> So, you're being you're being arrested, >> Miss Ma'am. I just don't like it. Miss Adriana, >> I don't like it at all, bro. >> What's good? You're being arrested for petty theft. All right. Because you stole from Target. Do you understand that? >> I understand that. >> Okay. And contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Your friend there is 17 and you contributed to her stealing. You contributed to her breaking the law and she's under the age of uh 18. So because you coerced a juvenile to break >> I didn't co her. >> Well, you're an adult, right? It doesn't feel like it, but you are. >> The harsh truth that she wasn't getting away this time was finally sinking in. And it was a bitter pill to swallow. >> Booked in and get booked in. You'll get be given a bond you out in the morning. >> I don't know. >> Bond. Uh probably I would say 1,500 maybe 2,000. Oh, that pizza money might pay off. [Music] >> Do you have anything on you? Uh, Adriana, what do you have aside from the vape? Any on you? Anything tucked in your areas? What do you have? >> Can I let go first? >> What do you have, Adriana? What you have? >> Oh, it was just a candy. >> That's it? >> Yeah. >> What kind of candy? Like a THC? >> What >> is it? Like THC? Like a gummy or just like a regular like Skittles or something? Okay. >> Where is it? In your underwear or is it in your pants? >> What are you doing? Why is it in there? >> Because I knew something was going to happen cuz I'm 18 and I didn't know what to do. Like I should have never >> You know what tampering with evidence is? >> I didn't tamper. I don't know what's going on. >> You put it in there with the intent to conceal it from What is it? Just what kind of candy is that? >> Just twigs. I swear to God, bro. I mean Twizzlers, whatever the hell you call them. >> You got it from here. >> Here, please. >> What? >> Can you just move it? >> You got it from here? >> Yes. >> Where? Where did you When did you grab it when you first walked in or when you were leaving or does your ex-boyfriend have any guns or anything? No. so that we don't have to worry about him getting mad at us and trying to us or anything. >> No, he just wants to know how much the pawn is. >> Oh, that's cute. How old is he? >> 18. >> What's he move forward? >> Anony's Pizza look just like me. [Music] So, you >> lean up or don't lean up. >> Lean up on the car. You're good. Just relax. I know it's a lot going on, but >> No, I just don't like it when people touch me. >> Yeah. Well, when you get arrested, that's what happens. >> I I know, but I I >> kind of forfeit that, right? >> That's not fair. I I really don't like when people touch me. That's why I don't want to go to jail, bro. >> Listen Listen to me. All right. I don't I think you're I think you're a nice girl. I think you made a mistake. I did, but I don't want to get touched in jail, bro. >> But listen to what I'm saying. >> Can you listen? >> Yes. >> Okay. As long as you do as you're told and you don't do anything silly, >> it's going to be smooth. >> Straight. Come right here. >> 4.0, bro. >> Okay. >> That's my problem. I don't know what goes on in jail. I don't want to get touched by nobody. >> Okay. Well, as long as you behave and you don't do anything runchy, we'll be all good. Anyone? My face. >> Huh? >> My face. Oh, this is fantastic, bro. >> You made a mistake. >> I did. But the crazy part is I'm not supposed to be hanging out with her. My mother was like, "Don't do it." Cuz every time I hang out with her, cops get involved. >> And look what you did. And now you're going to jail. >> Yes. Exactly. >> Have you ever heard the saying, "Watch the company keep." And she's not going to jail. You know why? >> I know. Cuz she doesn't give a She's 17. >> Cuz she's 17. So she's going to get charges forwarded up and slap on her wrist essentially. >> Bro, I don't want to go to jail, bro. >> You probably get it expuned and be all good. >> I don't know what that means. >> So because because you will be getting a theft charge on your record, which goes with you forever. on my record. >> So, you'll have to get that expuned if you ever want like a real job. >> I can't have that on my record. My record is just perfect. >> Yeah. Until today. >> The reality of the consequences of her actions was hitting harder with every passing second. If she could, she would turn back the hand of time. >> But I can get that removed. You can get it expuned, which means like nobody will ever be able to see it, but you'll have to if you ever get like a government job or anything. Can >> I be a nurse? >> Yeah, you can be a nurse. >> Okay. >> When you're only 18 and you made a silly mistake at the age of 18, which happens, but >> I know, but I'm literally going to college after this. >> Yeah, you have to tell them about this. >> I have to tell my college. >> Yeah. tell us they'll revoke your application. >> It's better just tell the truth. >> But what if they don't accept me? >> What do you mean? >> Like what if they like know? >> Well, you're going to have to explain the situ I mean most most applications you have to explain like the circumstances. >> I don't want this to stop me from being a nurse. >> Well, I can't give you any type of legal advice. So, what I would do is I would say I made a silly mistake hanging with the wrong crowd and I learned my whatever. you learn your lesson and it won't happen again and blah blah blah. >> Could I still get my scholarship? >> I mean, you technically lose it. I mean, what you what's your scholarship for? >> I was I was planning on doing the bright futures. I did the hours. All I had to do is take the test. >> Yeah. I don't know about that one. I mean, so like you know when like these really good athletes like are doing really good in sports and then they get arrested for like charges and or like they girlfriend and they lose everything. I mean that could technically happen but I don't know maybe uh good evening deputy lip. >> Hello ma'am. >> She has some she said she has some candy or something tucked in her somewhere. >> Do you know me? >> Probably grew up here. I know you cuz I remember last year I had a boyfriend and this old man smacked me and we called the cops and I like your tattoo. >> Okay. Well, nice to see you again. Well, obviously not in these circumstances. Um, but I'm going to ask you before I >> search obviously. Do you have anything hidden anywhere, girl? >> I got you one. >> This right there. Okay. Because I'm just going to let you know once you take it, it goes into the gild. Okay. I know. I want you to take it. So, here's one. >> Oh, and then that. Yeah. Sorry about that. >> And then I might have my ring from here. You might want to >> Yeah, I'm going to go throw all your pockets. All right. >> Wait, are you going to throw away my rings? >> Am I going to throw them away? No. >> Okay. >> They're either there or my car. That's >> No, that's mine for sure. That's not from Target. I swear to God. I see you see the pictures on my phone. I swear to God. >> You just do your favorite faces. There you go. Now you're good. Do you have a bra on? >> Uh, you could check. It's It's a a bikini, so you could really just put my shirt up. It's a bikini. >> You have a bikini outfit? >> Yes. >> Appreciate it. What beach would you go to? Froggy's beach. >> Um, yeah. So, I went by Froggy Beach. So, we used to uh her parents, they would resort like this RV resort. So, and they have a pool. So, that's where we usually go. >> Nothing inside of these pockets. >> Just the padding. >> H. All good. >> All good. >> Yeah. >> As she stepped into the back of the cruiser, it felt like her entire world was collapsing. Meanwhile, her 17-year-old friend remained unbothered. Probably thinking her age would earn her nothing more than a light warning. But she was treading on dangerous waters, and one more misstep could land her in territory she was not ready for. >> My phone back. I don't even play. I don't even have it hanging on my chest. >> No, >> I think I can get my phone back. Well, then you go to jail for resistance. We're telling you no. >> Just talk to my mother. >> Yeah. So, when she gets here, we'll give you your phone. >> Why can't you? >> I just told you. Or waiting for your mom to get a day or a bad day. >> Not really. Not a good day. >> This is how it looks. Great. Then the door everything and separate and then the receipt going to go with us. >> You don't have my phone in the picture. Technically, it's your mom's phone. You can't own property because you're a human. So it doesn't matter if you can't play. That's your mom. Just FYI. >> No. >> Are you okay? >> No. I've actually been put over here. Yeah. here. Just to look like No, you're not even old enough to be back. >> 11year-old take a picture of the bag >> to show that you used it. >> Wait for mom. >> Mom gets you. Put her in the one of somebody's car. >> I don't want to be in no car. I just right next to about that. All right, sir. Do you have any questions about anything? >> Yeah, we'll bring all >> Let's go. >> Oh, you can. Oh, >> resist, please. >> All right. Don't be grabbing me like that. Yo, >> don't do that, please, because that hurt. >> And I'm being calm, but that hurt. >> Yeah. Well, now now we're going to hold on to you because you wanted to fight in there. >> Who wanted to fight? Let go of me, bro. I'm not even resisting. >> I'm not going to let go of you now. >> I'm not even resisting, bro. Can you please let go of me? That hurts. I'm not in a resist, bro. >> Then stop tensing up. >> Let go of me. Get my phone. Don't >> get your phone, Mom. >> You might have to put in the back of your damn car. >> You have a second pair of cuffs on you, Deputy Murphy. >> Yeah. So, we'll just put her in cuffs in the back and then >> until mom gets here, >> bro. No, bro. >> Cuz why are they like so hard? Can you put these on me? >> I'm going search you. Chill. >> Crazy, bro. >> Uhhuh. What the I did that before. >> She's 18. Are you stupid? >> Guys, quit it. >> She's 18. Stupid. Don't blame that on me. >> Let's go back here. >> Listen, you're not even under arrest. I mean, you're going to slap on the wrist. >> I'm listening to you. You don't have to be. >> Yeah, she's just going to search. Do >> you have anything in your pocket? No, I have nothing in my pocket. >> How old are you? >> I'm 17. But I have I would like for one of you guys to go get my phone, please. >> Well, go get it. >> Where's your phone at? It's in the room that they just >> We'll grab it as soon as this is done. >> A little bit. All right. I would like to I would like for it to be in my like I have it's on a chain and it can connect to my neck. >> I get it. But you're going to sit in the back of the car right now and whenever anybody sits in the back of your car. I'm not going to I can't My mom's on her way here. >> Yeah, it should be quick. It's like a timeout. >> I'll just I'll just chill on my bed like this. I don't want to stay in the car. >> In the end, the 18-year-old was hit with charges for petty theft and aiding the delinquency of a minor, while the 17-year-old was trespassed from Target. These two teenagers were entitled, no doubt. But they were nothing compared to this police captain's daughter who thought her mom's badge gave her a five finger discount at a local Walmart shop until she got a harsh dose of reality check. >> I told you the phone. >> My mom's a captain of the police department. >> Mom. Mom. Mom. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Mom. Mom. Mom. Mom. Mom. Call the lawyer. >> Set up. >> Come on. We'll help you out. On April the 8th, 2024 in Florida, officers responded to a Walmart after reports of a woman skip scanning items at the selfch checkckout. When they arrived, they were met with an entitled brat who thought her mom's badge as a police captain gave her a free pass to shoplift. >> Her ID. >> Yes. >> M. Sorry. >> I'm married now. >> Oh, okay. >> It's an older ID. >> I got you. Is this uh your most current one though? >> It's not. So, right before here, I was actually in a car accident where I called the police and I gave my ID from the accident to here. I don't know what happened to the ID. >> Is it a New York ID though? Are you from New York? >> It's a Florida one. >> You have a Florida D or a Florida ID? Okay. >> You're resident of Florida or New York or both? >> I'm a resident of Florida. Technically, we moved to Florida in August because all my family lives here in Florida. However, we're having a house built in New York, so eventually we're going back. >> Okay. But you live here now? >> Yes. >> Okay. All right. So, you're being detained by the police, so I have to read you your rights before we have a conversation. Okay. Don't freak out. This is a normal procedure whenever you're detained. Okay? So, just listen to all these. If any questions, um, let me know, but pretty straightforward. Okay? So, the right to remain silent. Anything you say can will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk with to a lawyer. Have your lawyer present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, excuse me, cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before questioning. If you decide to answer any questions now without a lawyer present, you still have the right to stop answering any time and speak with a lawyer. Do you understand all those rights just read? Do I need to reread them for you? Do you understand? Okay. Would you like to answer any questions? No. Okay. Just hang tight for me. All right. >> Can you pull the phone down for me, please, so we can ask you some questions? >> They're both here. >> Yes or no? >> You going to put the phone down? Okay. Well, hold on cuz they're yelling at me now. >> Okay. >> What is your name? >> Amber. >> You have a Florida deal? >> I'm sorry. >> Do you have a Florida driver's license? >> Yes, I do. >> Where is that? >> I don't know. >> Loose attitude. Okay. >> You have one, too. With all due respect, I didn't do nothing wrong. I didn't say nothing to you. >> What is your last name? >> You have an attitude. >> What is your last name? >> Spell it. >> A. >> Okay. This deputy is the deputy in the case and he says you need to stay off the phone so listen to him. Thank you. >> Despite the repeated warnings to stay off her phone, she continued to ignore the officers like they were beneath her. For some reason best known to her, she was convinced that she'd walk out of that store scot-free and that the cops didn't deserve even a shred of respect. Her mom was a police captain after all. >> All right, I tried to be nice. I told you to get off the phone. >> My mom's a captain of the police. Mom. Mom. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> I'm not even Mom. Mom. Mom. Mom. Get here. I'm not Mom. [ __ ] Mom. Call the lawyers. >> So, get back in here, please. >> I'm not even doing anything. >> Stop resisting and put your arm behind your back now. >> There's nothing wrong with being on the phone until I'm under arrest. You're going to get a resistance shot. Do you understand me? >> I'm literally laying here not doing anything. >> Put your arm behind your back. I'm >> not fighting. >> Put your arm behind your back. >> Put your hand drop. Move your hand. >> Mom, mom get a All mastic. I'm not on your shoulder. >> I'm not resisting. Mom. Your mom. You guys are both on top of me. I weigh 130 lbs. >> Mom. [Music] >> Mom. Mom, please tell James to call Johnny. >> This one is way too tight. You're cutting off my circulation. >> All right, roll it over. >> Johnny has >> All right, relax. Relax. >> I think >> I'm going to sit you up. All right. >> No, I can't sit up. Please let me lay down. I feel >> sit up. Be an adult. >> Be an adult and sit up. Come on. >> And just when the officers thought that they had things under control, she dropped a blockbuster performance straight out of nowhere. >> You really going to do this? You're going to >> you're going to Okay. >> Messing around. She is >> acting as though she sees her battery. Mom, I tell him I have Please, I don't need any am. >> You want to sit up like an adult now? >> See, I can't. I can't. >> You can't sit up. >> I swear to God, my kids life. >> Okay. All All you got to do is get off the phone. All right. >> All right. Do you want an ambulance or not? >> I I need my husband for my medication. supposed to be here. >> Sorry, we're good. >> I'm going to have >> No, I don't. I'm refusing. You can't put me on handless if I refuse. That's >> You were just acting as though you're seizing. >> So, you have my medicine, but you might have to >> I'm refusing it. >> Okay. >> I just Okay. I just need a hand to get her up. >> No, I can't get up right now. I need a lady. I don't want to come check her out. >> Because she would >> Well, it's probably best that we stand you up and walk you outside. >> I need a leg here. Just one minute. >> Well, it's probably not going to benefit you in any way. >> It is. I have suffered from this for all my life. Right. But you're in a your hands are handcuffed behind your back. That's a position that's not typically good for people that are breathing. >> You want to try sitting up now? >> I don't I don't know if I'm dead. >> They're going to help you. >> From my chest. >> From your chest. It hurts >> here. You want to do like a sternum round? >> Are you sure? >> Yes. >> Do you have asthma? It's not bad. >> Is that helping you? >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Okay. We're going to have anyone's come just to check you out. >> Make sure you're okay. >> Okay. Hey. How old, >> ma'am? How old are you? >> 30. >> 30. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> You get up onto this chair right here. Okay. >> Okay. >> Ready? One, two, three. Okay. >> I need someone to call my hospital. >> Okay. >> I need my medication. >> Well, you can tell the medics about your medical related matters. Okay. >> I have medication that they can't give me. They >> Well, the jail does. >> You're going to jail. So, >> what's your address? If you cooperate from here, I might make a phone call for your husband to come take this stuff. Okay? You continue to give me problems, I will not care. All right? Very simple. >> But I technically have to poverty because I know the law. >> My parents, >> what did you 30 years? >> No. This is what used to say. >> How long did they get here? My god. >> At this point, she was banking on her dramatic performance to earn her some sympathy because clearly her mom's title hadn't done the trick. >> Why didn't you mention this prior? >> I told my husband, swear to God on my kids life, I told my husband, if you watch the cameras, go into the beginning of the game. I took M&F off the shelf and I was eating it for my health. Check the >> It's just funny how you only have your post our uh post our issue. >> When I'm under a lot of stress, it's not happen. >> Go ahead and tell the medics what's going on. All right. >> Right now. >> Okay. Well, we'll glad we check that for you. >> Go to the hospital is enforcement. >> Yes. I don't hospital. >> I just want you to know it's not going to delay you going to jail. Like you are going to the hospital. I I I told them I don't need an ambulance. I refused it. I said that from the beginning. >> But you can't tell us that you're having and us not doing anything about it. >> Tell anybody it. >> Okay. >> So, she's medically okay. >> We can literally get medical record to be expected in her situation else. >> Okay. And you're refusing to go with them? >> Yes, I am. >> Okay. Perfect. >> Whether she wanted a medical checkup or not was her choice, but one thing was certain. She was headed to jail. And just as the officer was prepping her for transport, they uncovered something else. Another twist that was sure to pile even more charges on top of her shoplifting mess. >> Do you have a floor deal card? Cuz she's indicating that's not coming back. >> What's under that name? >> If you call my husband, he has everything. >> Why would I? You're an adult, lady. >> I I was on call. I got in trouble for that. There's nothing I could do. He has my medication. He >> Are you 15? Why would I call your >> Oh, that I can't prove anything to you. >> Where's your >> Okay, so you want to risk giving me false information. Have three charges today. >> If you charge me for false information, then you >> I can't validate what you're telling me, ma'am. I'm trying to give you an opportunity. >> What would you like me to do about that? >> I would like you to explain why she can't find your Florida deal. >> Or I'm going to charge you under the name that you've given me. If that's wrong, that's going to be additional charge. >> I don't know what to tell you. I came to DMV. I got an ID on my Amber. >> You said you got divor divorced? >> No, I never been divorced. >> Oh, you got married? >> Yes. >> That's your maiden name on the >> Yes. Our chart is my ID. >> Okay. Did you officially have that changed? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> I have my marriage certificate at home. I'm employed at two different um my wallet. My wallet. All my cards have my name on it. It's Amber or Trip. >> Okay. Cards in this wallet here? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Well, we're going to take that from you. Um you can take it with you to the jail if that's what you like. You just go ahead and do the search here. >> Yeah. Can I get gloves? >> It's in that wallet there. >> Yes. >> Does she have >> Well, you had a bunch of stuff fall out. >> That's okay. No, it wouldn't fall out. It's in >> got fast forward. Who's Summer with Summer's name on it? >> This says Johnny. >> Johnny's my son. >> This one is a gift card. >> That's you. >> That's me. That's my my social. >> Yes. >> Okay. Oh, so this is art. So this is this is the correct name. The one you've been trying to give us. >> That's me. >> Okay. >> Art from there. I haven't used it. >> This is your married name now. >> Okay. >> It's on my >> You can only freaking battery. I assume this is the newer one. >> It's the same number for her. >> It's the same number. >> You got a new one after you got married, right? >> Yes, it's the same number. >> Any of the cards when they say your name? Yes. >> All right. We're going to take just take the purse off. Kenny, >> I don't think we can cuz it's stuck under. >> Can you lean up, please? >> Yeah. >> Lean forward. >> Yeah. >> Underneath you. >> I can cut my legs, bro. >> No. Can you stand up so we can take it all the way off? >> Yeah. >> Are you able to stand up? >> Can you help me a little bit? >> I didn't know if you were able to. >> Yeah. Good luck, officer. We just need to take off at least one of our cuffs to get it off. Is >> there a lean against here? >> There's a thing. >> I got it. >> Can you turn your head a little? >> There's a There's a >> There's another I got it on. >> Can I sit down right now? >> Yeah. >> There you go. >> All right. Let's see. Actually, why don't we just search for >> I have a long >> What we're worried about is anything that's gonna stab me, stick me, or poke me. >> You have any knives or needles? >> Anything? >> Nothing on me. >> You don't have any or anything hidden in your bra or your underwear? >> No. >> Okay. You said you have the girdle on for what? for this guy. It's freaking New York. Texas. As the weight of her action started crashing down on her and reality hit hard, she finally realized just how deep of a mess she had gotten herself into. >> So, this is a trespass warning. Walmart has requested that you be trespass. Do not return to this Walmart. So, this is your warning. If you return, you will be arrested. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> It's indefinite. >> What is >> like forever? Like until unless they decide differently, it's in place for forever. I'm sorry. Is that like any Walmart in United States? >> What's your husband's number? >> This one. Okay. >> Oh my god. >> I don't know why you're freaking out. I'm being very easy right now. >> I know. >> Because I want to go. >> Wait. >> Wait. >> It's 01 face. >> Okay. Yes. >> Which one? >> My husband. My husband. >> My husband. see who you want to come get this stuff >> before I call. >> Um, >> can you ask first if there's somewhere to leave my kids? >> No. >> Well, I don't want my kids to come in this room. >> That's not my problem. >> Yes. >> You have you burned through any good graces with me? >> I'm not here to be your best friend. I'm not looking for you to be my best friend. >> Well, I'll just leave the stuff here and just take you to jail. So that was the last time. Do you want >> Who do you want me to call? >> That's the only person. >> Okay. Can he come here and get this stuff? There's no point calling him if he can't come here and get this stuff. Okay. What's his name? >> All right. I'm going to tell him your purse is here with your passport and a bunch of other important crap that you probably don't want to lose. All right. >> Says person you're trying to reach is not accepting. Hi, I'm trying to reach Natalie. >> Hey Natalie, can you come to Walmart 55520 Street Vo Beach? Pick up your daughter's belongings and purse and groceries. Okay. Can you just wait outside? Don't come up to the door. I'll come get you and you can come get the stuff after. Okay. All right. Guess she's already here. >> All right. So, Natalie will take the software stuff, correct? >> All hers good to go. >> Yeah. >> All right. You only want to take your phone with you. You're not going to get down to jail, make a fit that you don't have your cards, credit cards. >> I >> All right. You can't Who who's going to bail you out of jail? You're not going to complain that I didn't Okay, whatever. I tried. >> Wait, what happened? >> You got to bail out of jail. >> Yeah, I know that. But what do you mean? My cards. >> You can pay with a credit or debit card to bail out of jail. Even at her age, her entitlement was way off the charts, counting on her parents to swoop in and bail her out like they always did. Anyways, the officers didn't care who bailed her. All he wanted was for her to act right and teach her a hard lesson that she wouldn't forget anytime soon. >> All right. Not going to be any other issues getting you to my patrol car, right? We're going to be >> No, I'm fine now. I know you don't believe me, but it's going to have problem. >> Well, your actions will dictate. Okay. >> So, let's Your actions will dictate. If you're if you're cool with me, if you buck again on our problem, I will dump you again to the ground. Okay. I I don't want to do that. Let's have a nice easy >> Listen, you have a job. I told you my stand up. Can you help? >> Sure. No problem. >> Your mom's not going to give us a hard time out there, is she? >> Uh, she's a little crazy. >> She also from New York. >> From the Bronx. >> Okay. I got family. I'm Italian. I understand. >> Sure. She's Puerto Rican. That's all. I got to come back here and get paperwork done. >> Can you take those stickers off my leg or not? Really? >> Yeah, you can. >> Yeah, if it helps you. >> Just that your mom. Can you just wait one second right there? >> Mom, leave me. Right. She's been checked out by medics. She's fine. >> She refused medical. Come on. >> If you step up here with one foot, we can help you get up. >> Oh, hold on. Can you push my butt? >> Yep. >> I know I'm overweight here. Put your leg in. >> Okay. I'm okay. >> They're going to take those off you at the You want your seatelt on? >> Uh, no. I don't need it right now. >> Okay. They're going to take those off you at the jail. Okay. I don't want to like rip your skin. >> That's okay. Okay. >> All right. You want to come get the groceries? >> I want to know what's going on. >> Okay. She's going to jail for one, shoplifting. >> Shoplifting. >> Okay. She says she missed a scam. >> Okay. There's video of it happening. Walmart wants to prosecute. She's going to jail for shoplifting. >> Shoplifting in one manner. She missed a scam. She took something with >> She's going to jail for shoplifting. >> She's also She's also going to jail for resisting. She was fighting this deputy all because she wouldn't get off the phone. She was asked to multiple times would not get off. >> I was on the phone with her. >> I know. Then she acted as though she was having a seizure. We had EMS come check her out. She said, "I don't need an ambulance. I don't want to go to the hospital. This is stupid. I don't know why you guys have had them come here." They checked her out. All her levels are good. Blood sugar, everything that she could have possibly complained of. Everything. >> So that's a little weird. >> That's exactly what EMS said. So, would you like to come inside to get her belongings? >> Yes. In the end, she was charged with retail theft, disorderly conduct, obstructing justice, and resisting arrest. Just like Amber, these two teenagers were convinced they could outsmart the cops after being caught shoplifting from a department store. >> So, we're going to work, >> but we didn't take nothing. >> She had stuff concealed in her bag, too. I just unfortunately >> don't know what. Yeah. >> Okay. So, we know though that she for surely >> Yes. >> stole. Okay. On March the 14th, 2024 in Muskego, Wesha County, Wisconsin, officers responded to a department store over a shoplifting report involving two teen girls. On arrival, the officers confronted the teens, Asanti and Amore, who had concealed some goods in their bags. The teens, upon citing the officers, hurried back to the store to drop off the stolen items. They were confident they could outsmart the cops and evade the consequences of their actions, as this wasn't their first rodeo. I'm stand for it. >> Oh, I'm sorry. >> So, we going to do like nothing. But we didn't take nothing. >> You attempted to take stuff and then you went back into the store and fixed it. >> We didn't though. We had stuff in our hand. We never left out with it. We >> This lady was on the phone with the asset protection guy. They said they even got you on camera. Okay. So all the stuff that you'll be able to see too. Okay. We didn't just show up here out of nowhere if you know what I mean. >> So just go in front of the court cameras and they'll deal with it. individual. >> So, we got to we got to get charged today and then there's a lot of questions we got to answer. Have you you know, have you been arrested before that? >> Yes, we have. >> Okay. Have you been arrested before? >> Everybody's still eating. Do y'all see that? Exactly. >> I know. I know that the lost agent lost her. She does have >> so I have to figure out you got to figure out the known subject with the orange hair registered on her that you didn't successfully take anything but the attempt for Easter that's so irritating >> we have you going to take her I'll identify her and then I'm going to put you guys in a second okay >> you're going to take her I have not surgery Why don't >> as some officers secured the girls, another headed over to the store employee who caught them to get the full story and figure out exactly what went down. >> Okay. This is something they initially pushed out. >> Uh yeah, they concealed it in their bags. >> Okay. Uh active active. >> Perfect. Uh anyone else with them that you know of? >> Just the two that I saw. >> Um could you uh come up with like a receipt on this of how much like this >> you want it combined otherwise I can try to figure out unfortunately that one um I don't have I didn't have consuming on camera. >> The one in orange she had consuming on camera. >> She consumed. Okay. She did not though. >> Uh she had stuff concealed in her bag too. I just unfortunately >> don't know what you want. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, we know though that she for surely >> Yes. >> stole. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Cuz like I know she was walking around with these. >> Okay. >> For a little bit and then I think >> we said we're 100% that she >> concealed. >> Concealed cuz she had the Nike things. I think she had socks. >> We're just not sure what all cuz they brought the stuff back in. So, we found it all. So, I say we just do a combined total together >> and for both of them as Yeah. Well, they push it out. So, >> right out, we're good. >> Um, so he's going to get a receipt and start working on that, but there's enough for her, too. Um >> Um, so I know he's going to get a receipt for that and work on it. I'd like to get photos just like we did for our last one. >> I won't we won't put anything away. I can take photos of the stuff. That's not a problem. >> Worry about dealing with uh >> I can assist here. >> Yeah, worry about dealing with her. Get her 1080. I'll get photos of this and price-wise and then work on videos >> and we're not going to separate them. >> We we can't I mean like we just know they concealed items both together it >> I'd imagine. >> Do we have any priors with them? >> Yes. Or I don't know if we do but they do both have been arrested for >> just do all county with it regardless. We'll set it up together for combined total. With the details of the theft now locked in, the officers prepared to transport the suspects to jail while hoping they could get through it without any of the usual teenage drama blowing up. >> If you just want to do the full search, here's Let's move. >> I appreciate your cooperation, man. We'll get through this. >> We're as decent with you as you are with us. >> So, we're going to pull the squat up so you don't have to walk in the rain. I'm going to put you in a nice dry heated squad and we're just going to figure this out. >> So, I'm just going to follow everything that we're expected to do. You >> check already. >> Same for everybody. Same for everything that put you in the spot >> and that's just going to go with us. >> Okay. >> I'll put it in the front with us and it'll just stay with you. >> Okay. >> You good? >> Yep. So, Aaron just did a search. >> Yep. We'll just do another quickie at the squad. [Music] >> So, one quickie just for before we put you in the squad. Go ahead. >> Separate your feet for me. [Music] >> We just don't know yet. Same thing. >> Okay. Cuz we did not leave out the store with nothing. We had stuff in our hand, but we did not leave out with nothing. >> Don't look at the videos. We're kind of going by what we have. I >> cannot be doing this stuff. Like, no. Got to do a side. >> All right, >> we'll figure it out, man. Thanks for your cooperation. >> So crazy. [Applause] >> Yeah. Can I like I'm so irritated. Like this is like >> Yeah. Yeah. We'll let you as soon as we can. We'll let you use the phone. >> Okay. Please. >> Yep. >> Yeah. We just got to figure this out. Tell my friend if you have the rest of the distance she come with us. >> Uh it just depends on Yeah. So if if if she's not arrested, you are and she can't stay with you then, >> right? Yeah, I understand. >> But we'll figure it out. >> Okay. >> Okay. And like I said, as soon as we know things, we'll let you know. You're being decent. I appreciate it. So I'll just let you know everything I know. But I'm going to hang out with you until we figure it out. See what they need. I'll hang out. With one suspect successfully secured in the back of the cruiser, the officers turned their attention to the other, still hoping she'd be just as cooperative as her friend. >> This is ridiculous. >> I'm getting picked up, too. >> So, when I'm going to go to the district, >> well, how did you steal? You know, you guys attempted to steal. >> I didn't count. >> Okay, there you go. That's your answer. You're going to go to the proper go to county >> county >> the jail like >> just out of nowhere she dropped a bombshell believing to get some kind of special treatment >> this I'm pregnant too so can you please not put a treat I'm >> 15 weeks William first up, can you take your >> Oh, no. So, can you explain to me again cuz I don't know why I'm keep being arrested. >> Because you put items in your purse. No idea. So, entertainment. She called 1080. I didn't put nothing in my purse. >> Why my phone right there, too? >> This is ridiculous. [Music] >> How long does it cost? I have like got to be at work. whenever you can. Officer Cortezy. >> Yes. >> I guess uh for prior um retail theft and we'll kind of figure out >> 14. >> However many times you been arrested prior for retail theft is going to play. >> I don't know what they are. >> So >> what will they find? >> I think I'm taking >> I'm taking I thought I was taking Amari. Okay. >> I don't know who was taking what, but I just know >> I don't I'm not here to debate it with you. >> I got it. >> Okay. >> We don't have no like if it should be on camera if that's the >> if that's what y'all got to call about. You should see exactly what's going on. >> 14. I send a photo to your >> just going to just put everything in your purse. >> I got to go to work. Nothing. I was going to do Okay. All right. [Applause] >> Um, I'm going to double check to see which car you guys have. >> Three. >> All right. Officer Pat is standing by. >> This is ridiculous. >> I got my car out over there. Where did Gamson go? I think maybe >> why you got to >> It's a requirement. Unless you want to sit down right now, you can do that. >> Cuz while you're standing, that's just something that they require us to do cuz believe it or not, people intentionally fall over and act like we push them. What happens? We getting accused >> accused cuz I didn't take >> this is ridiculous man. I got you never see people. >> How long this tail 14? What's your 20? >> Depends. >> So what's going on? >> Huh? >> What's going on? >> We're organizing stuff. We're figuring out what we're going to do with the car. You're going to get you in a squad here and then probably going to jail. Okay. >> I'm going to jail. >> Mhm. >> Why? for a retail theft. >> Why am I going to jail? I didn't take nothing. >> For a retail theft, ma'am, we already Okay. >> Jail. >> Jail. Yeah. Walk County Jail. Okay. >> Why? >> Because he committed a crime. >> No, I didn't, bro. So, I got to go to jail. >> Sounds like it. >> Oh, look. >> So, even if you don't >> look and then this >> Even if you don't leave with the merchandise, theoretically, I'm not accusing you anything. I don't know what happened. I didn't. >> But if it's not on camera that I took anything, then what's going on? >> They trying to take us to jail. We need to take >> If you attempt to leave, that's still a crime. >> Even if you don't take it. >> Hi. Who are you? >> I need you to wait outside for me. >> Okay. Talk to them. >> Not right now. I need you to wait outside for me. >> One more. >> They got hurt in the car. Next time about to get sent to dead. Her sister is on scene in the front. I instruct her to exit. She's going to speak to an officer. This hurting me now. Please. I don't know what I'm going to do. >> What's your sister's name? >> Why? >> Just cuz she's here. What's her first name? >> I don't know if you want to know that. So, >> just her first name. I just need to talk to her. >> I don't I don't want to give you anyone's information that um that don't want to get give you. We're just >> Hi. So, how about I'm going to jail. >> We're going to determine that where we're going. Thank you. [Music] >> Yep. Face squad. Separate your feet wide apart. I got to search you again. Why though? >> I don't know what I really want to know why people know. [ __ ] go on the other side and feed me a seat belt. Oh man, where can I execute unt just a little? No, we >> ma'am. >> When she when she knows, she'll let you know. >> Her teeth come here. I'm going to get it. I didn't even That's too tight. >> The duo was eventually charged with retail theft. Up next is a wild case of reckless teenagers whose escape plan after being caught on a shoplifting heist included running over a cop with a vehicle. >> Go. >> Okay. Okay. >> Hey, you're going to jail. Stop. >> Stop resisting. >> I'm not trying to resist. I swear. >> Stop resisting. >> Hit him with the car. >> Don'ting move. On July the 22nd, 2022 in Santa Fe, New Mexico, officers responded to what seemed like a routine shoplifting call at a local TJ Maxx. On arrival, they swung straight into action, identifying the involved suspects. And that was just the beginning of a wild and unpredictable night. >> Kick these ones out or >> um about our tag team. We've been hit like 14 times in the last 2 hours. It's absolutely >> I don't know. Sorry. Target. >> Yeah. No, I literally have so much today. >> There's two mother daughter in here that come in and >> Okay. If you want to, we could at least just if they don't take anything today, we at least trespass and we could identify. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> I'm Officer Sanchez, Santa Fe PD. Need to have a conversation with you. Okay. >> Okay. >> Apparently, you've been shoplifting from here. Do you have anything on you right now that's not yours? >> I have nothing. There's nothing. >> Is there anything in your bag? >> Nope. >> What else? >> Some trash. >> Okay. So, let's go and have a conversation. Is Where's your daughter at? >> My daughter? >> The one that's with you or whoever's with you? >> I don't have any kids and I'm not I'm not with anybody. I came in on my own. >> Okay. Do you have an ID? So, like I said, you're just going to get trespassed. Okay. So, you're not welcome here anymore. >> Okay. I do believe that I am um being confused with somebody else. I mean, it's unfortunate, but >> just tell which one. >> Wait, where's it? >> Right here. Okay. >> Um, everything is over there. >> Okay, sounds good. Come on. We're not going to We're not here to argue. We're going to identify you and then you're going to be trespassed. They don't want your service anymore. So, we're going to go to the front of my vehicle. >> Meanwhile, the officers didn't realize the other half of the teenage tag team was slipping into a getaway car. What could have ended with just a trespass warning was about to take a sharp turn as the teen escalated things and added yet another bad decision to the list. Stop go. >> Okay. Okay. >> Now you're going to jail. >> No. I'm sorry. >> Now you're going to jail. >> I'm sorry, sir. >> Stop. >> I just stop. >> Stop. Please. >> Stop. I'm not trying to resist. Sir, >> stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> The officer, completely unaware that she had a partner, didn't realize he was in a dangerous and quickly escalating situation. These two weren't your average shoplifterss. They were ready to do whatever it took to make their escape. Stop resisting me. >> Hey pretend I'm outside. [Applause] >> Get away. It's a couple of views. Hey, she's just trying to hit me with the car. [Applause] with the car. >> He tried to hit him with the car. >> Don'ting move. >> Tried to hit him with the car twice. >> Black Honda Nissan just tried to run over 202. >> Get out of the car. over there. I got you cover your >> hands on backing up again. >> Move, move, move. >> There you go. >> Unit right there. They're going towards you. They just tried to hit 202. >> They're taking right towards Famous Footwear now. They're going towards Panera. They're going towards Zaffron. No lights. Black Honda. >> I got you. I got you. Give me your hands. >> No, I'm okay. >> Give me your hands. I'm not asking if you're okay. She was >> She was encouraging. Another girl, too. >> No, I'm dude. I won't resist anymore. >> I won't resist. >> You have anything on you? >> No. >> Anything to poke me, stick me, cut me, or hurt me? Any weapons? >> No. >> Is your partner okay? >> Yeah, he's fine. Thank you. Hey, sir, do me a favor. Hang out. I need to talk to you. >> Oh, I'll put her in my car. Let's go. >> Yeah, cuz he ran out. She ran out and jumped in the car and I was watching. >> Can you move my hand in my face? >> No. >> I wasn't trying to steal this door. Like, look. >> Get in. >> Danny, you okay? >> Yeah, I'm good. >> You sure? >> So, I was right there. She She ran right there. She was getting close. She was trying to get close enough for her to jump into the thing, but I would have let her. >> Were you standing right here? >> No, I was sitting like right here. So, she was right there. She was holding >> and she was trying to go inside. What started as a routine shoplifting call had morphed into something much more serious. The officers weren't about to let it slide. They were determined to collect every shred of evidence to make sure this reckless shoplifter didn't just walk away from the mess that she had made. >> When they ran out, you chased her jump in the other car there. So, >> can I see you, sir? Can I talk? >> Oh, I got my license. >> Yeah, that's fine. No worries. Thank you for talking to me. >> Yeah. >> Oh, sorry. that person, >> dude. I I was going to I was going to [ __ ] >> I thought you were, but he kept trying to hit him, dude. >> But uh I had had home girl on with one arm, so I was like, "Oh, man. What' I do?" So that's why I scooted this way. >> Sorry, brother. >> No, you're good. You're good. >> I know. I was telling her, "Where's your at?" >> If I would have been a direct threat, I would have dropped her and I would have just sunk at her. >> I appreciate you, sir. >> Okay. No problem. When this person went in, I was like, "They pants all down here." I'm like, "They up to something." And I was watching when he he say it was a girl. >> It was a girl. She was It was the one that said, "Hey, can I get a mask? Can I do you have a mask?" That was >> It was her. It was her. >> Yeah, that's the one that went in and stopped right there. I was watching the whole time. >> I was watching the whole time. Then all I saw both of them bust out and busted and got that one and that was her. >> The other one just jumped in the car right here. It didn't have a window. Had a black seat over the back window. >> My car was was was slamming. Well, she hit my car. If I would have been there, she would have got you. Hey, was there any of that sort of >> you all right? >> Yeah, I'm good. We go walk in. We're here for a welfare check. Associate walks like, "Hey, those two are >> we shoplifters." Then I told him, "You have the right to trespass. We'll just trespass them and get out of here." >> So, one of them walked this way right away. She confrontational. She goes, "I already put everything back." I put everything back. I was like, "Cool. Just come out with me. You're going to be trespassing and be let go." >> Sounds good. As soon as we walk, she takes running. I catch up catch her up to by where the front of my vehicle is >> and I handicop her. >> Just when the dust seemed to settle, the cops got word that another shoplifter was still hiding somewhere inside the store. In that moment, it was obvious the chase wasn't over and another showdown was about to unfold. >> You have another one in there. >> She said, "Yeah, >> yeah." >> Come outside with me. >> Can I Can I say one thing? Can Can you ask the lady with the glasses to like look at the cameras? She just came and talked to me. She said I had a TJ Maxx bag, another bag, this bag, that bag, and >> Okay. >> Like, I've been in here for less than 30 minutes. >> These are the bags that I came in. >> And you looked in them. There's nothing from their store. >> Regardless of the fact, if they don't want to do business with you as a private business, they have that right. >> I understand that. >> Were you with the other two girls that just took off running outside? >> No. And I know why she thinks I was because that little girl stopped me and asked me a question. and she said, "What are you doing?" Because I know her from I'm going to say an ex best friend. >> What's her name? >> I couldn't even tell you her name. If you give me a minute, I might be able to think of it. >> So, step outside real quick, though. >> Okay. Honestly, like though, I can't >> Okay, real quick. Hold on. Hold on. Is any of these your guys' bags? >> There's full of stuff, you know. >> Oh, there's stuff in there. >> Yeah. No, no, no. Not like your guys. It's her stuff. >> Yeah. This is an old dirty bag. So, like I said, is if they want you trespass dirty bed, >> just hang out right here by the trash can. I'm going to do the paperwork and then I'm going to sign it for you. Okay. >> She has an attitude which is unnecessary. >> Okay. So, how did you get involved with this girl right here? What happened? >> I did. She think that she's my daughter. >> I don't even have kids. >> The girl that just ran out, >> I guess. And they believe that one of these two girls is your daughter. >> This this officer said, "Where's your daughter?" Right. You You said, "Where was your daughter?" Or, "Who is your daughter?" >> You're lying to me. >> I'm not lying to you about >> But she just you out. >> About what? >> That you're supposed to walk out with them. So, what's happening? >> No. No. No. No. She No. Absolutely not. I told her no. She said, "Are you going to walk out with your stuff?" I said, "No, I paid for my stuff." And she goes, "Oh, it's like that." >> Come here. You trespassed for 3 years from this location. As soon as you come back, you are going to jail. >> Okay. >> Okay. Give me your favorite sign right there. >> Thank you. >> I apologize for that. >> Now, it was time for the cops to confront the reckless shoplifter who had put his life on the line. She was about to realize how deep a mess she was in and that there was no getting away. >> What's your name, ma'am? >> Angelica. >> Do you have an ID? >> No. >> You have no ID? >> No. >> How old are you? >> I'm sorry. >> 19. >> Where do you live at, Angelica? Albuquerque. >> What's your address in Albuquerque? >> I'm homeless. >> You're homeless? Okay. >> I've been booked in MDC once. I don't I don't know my 69. >> You've been booked in MDC once? >> Yeah. >> Who arrested you? >> Don't remember. It was like 2 years ago. >> That's how long ago? >> Two years ago. >> Two years ago? Well, that's a lie cuz they wouldn't take you to ADC at 17. >> No, I'm not. I'm 19. >> Yeah. You said you're 19 and it was 2 years ago. You don't go to jail at 17. >> One year ago. My bad. >> It's in your best interest to just be honest. >> I'm being honest, too. I just walked into the last time here 2 years ago. >> All right, M. I didn't handcuff, so I have to read you your rights. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. Do you understand the rights I advise you? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, what are you doing today? >> My family I'm homeless. >> My family's on the streets. My house was boosted. >> Okay. just in the I could see my brothers and >> I understand for my room. >> I understand. So you were shoplifting inside? >> No. You see the cameras I >> How are you going to pay for everything? Let's not start lying to each other. Okay. This is not my first day on the job. You just told me that your hustle is boosting. Okay. >> Because I was going to shop with >> You were going to shoplift in there. Okay. Yeah. Because your girlfriend went in and warned you that we were outside. >> Yes. >> Yes. You were just going to get trespassed. >> That's all this was. Stop. Listen. >> I don't care. Okay. All right. I'm sorry. I know it's hard being on the streets. I know more than most. I was on the streets from 16 to 18. I understand. But it's not an excuse. There's a million other things you could be doing besides stealing. All right. >> Let my family. >> Doesn't matter. I don't have family. I don't have family. I don't even have brothers. You're You're barking up the wrong tree for sympathy. You're not going to get none for me. What's your girlfriend's name? >> Sosa. >> Sosa. Is that her street name? Is that her last name? What is that? >> Street. >> Her street name. What's her real name? You do understand she tried to run over a cop, right? You do understand the severity of that. He saved your life. >> He was trying to pull me. >> He was trying to pull you away. What's her name? She from Albuquerque, too. Oh god. Give us a minute. We'll be leaving here in a second. >> Derek found her. >> No, she's not going to give up her [ __ ] Um, >> but we know who she is. >> Yeah, we know. No, she's not coming back. >> Step out for me now. >> Yeah. Would you mind backing up? >> Giving you your ball poke. >> No, just two lighters. >> Two lighters. Did you do anything with that? >> Opiates. >> Opiates. What do you do? >> Pinch the middle of your bra and shake out those lighters for me, please. You are under arrest. Okay. Do you have any kids? >> No. Can you buckle your seat belt or no? Um, can you clear me from the hospital? >> You got to get off the dope, Angelica. >> 19 years old, dude. How long you been on Blues? >> 2 years. >> Since you were 17. There's programs out there to help you, man. I understand you're on the streets. I get it. I understand more than most. Okay. Well, the thing is is you live in a state that helps a lot. I would prefer if you get there and get off the streets, get off the blues. It's only a matter of time till that stuff came in. Maybe you looked it up in the colliders for >> Yeah. Why? >> I feel something else interesting. >> You have something else? >> I think I don't know. Reach it. >> All right. I'm going to pinch it in between your ball and shake it out. Okay. >> Mhm. >> Go in there. Thank you for telling me. down here. >> What are you charging her with? >> Uh, shoplifting, resisting, or possession of a controlled substance. >> Eventually, she racked up a list of charges, including shoplifting, resisting arrest, and possession of a controlled substance. Here's a case of an entitled 19-year-old who thought a few tears and a half-hearted apology were enough to erase getting caught shoplifting at Walmart. [Music] Please, I don't want to go home. >> I don't think I've ever heard a grown woman cry. >> I'm sorry. >> Okay, >> I am. I'm sorry. >> You know, I noticed a lot. People are only sorry after they get caught. It's pretty crazy. They're not sorry why they do it, >> but they're sorry when they get caught. >> On August the 16th, 2023 in Roswell, New Mexico, officers responded to a local Walmart after a 19-year-old was caught walking out without paying for her hall. When they arrived, they found her in the parking lot trying to slip away quietly. >> Are you gone? >> Okay, let go. Let go. >> Come this way. >> Let go. >> Come this way, >> please. No. Please let go. [Music] Why? Why? You hurt my arm. Why? >> I'm not hurting you. [Music] >> No. Please stop. Stop. >> Please. Okay. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Okay. [Music] Please. I want to go. >> No. Don't put me tight. Please. [Music] Owie. Owie. [Music] I don't know what's going on. >> Please tell me what's going on. >> Like many before her, she broke down in tears and pretended she had no idea what was going on. She played the victim and hoped nothing had been caught on camera. But the officers were not new to the game. They headed straight to the store's loss prevention office where the cold hard truth would be laid bare. [Music] [Music] >> I'm scared. >> Oh no. Please. [Music] Oh my mommy. [Music] >> Please tell me what's going on. >> You're under arrest for shoplifting. What are you crying for? >> Because I'm scared. >> Are you crying cuz you got caught? >> No, because I know I didn't. >> I don't know what you just said. >> I know I should. >> Then why'd you do it? >> I don't know. >> It's not a very good reason, is it? >> I know. I know. I'm sorry. >> Come this way. Where? >> Inside. Come down. >> You're fine. We're not going to hurt you. >> I want to go over. >> Just don't pick me up. This up here. >> This hurts my wrist, though. >> Well, they're not supposed to be comfortable for you. >> It's cutting. But it's cutting my wrist. >> Okay. Well, they're going to get taken off in a second. Can you just calm down? I don't think I've ever heard a grown woman cry. >> Do those sunglasses belong, dude? >> Yes, I do. [Music] >> Here, stand up. The hoodie too, right? >> Yes, it is. I'm sorry. All [Applause] >> do you use? >> Huh? >> What do you use? >> Um, I've tried the the >> What those? >> Yeah. I I don't >> Are there in here? >> I don't know if there's any in there right now. I don't know. >> I'm not going to say that there's not, but I don't know. >> Like it was my friend. I don't know if there's anything in it right now. >> Shut that down. >> Sorry. >> Yeah, you're fine. Give me your hand. Both of them. >> I have to go back with this. >> Yep. >> What else do you use? How is this out? I'm not even touching it. >> The metal hurts my wrist. >> What else do you use other than >> Yeah. >> Can I take the glasses off? >> No, they are mad. I just don't want them on. [Music] >> What is your name? Not a very good name. Do me a favor. >> Why are you being so mean? You have to let me breathe. >> Take a deep breath. I'm being super nice. >> Why is he being so mean? >> I didn't talk to you. >> Take a deep breath. >> He said, "Wow, such a great name. That's mean. >> He's just being nice about it." >> She could cry all she wanted, but the officers weren't buying the act. Tears or not, they were just getting started and things were about to get a whole lot hotter for her. My name is Harold. Carol, [Music] I don't want to go to jail. I'm scared. [Music] I'm sorry. >> And I was supposed to be at Cory yesterday. >> How do you spell? I didn't know who was it yesterday. I thought it was next Tuesday. >> Who knows? S M R O W. >> All right, take a breath and talk to me. >> Sorry. >> S U M >> R O W for two. >> Everybody does this whenever you know because I have to make one. So you just roll it and then fold it up like the bowl to make a pipe. >> There's two, huh? >> No, that that was a >> Are you on probation or anything? >> No. No. I was supposed to do it for yesterday, though. And I wanted I wanted to tell the judge that I didn't know that the papers was this t I thought it was next Tuesday. He had me out on or I think he said something about something on >> recognance. I don't know what that means. >> Well, you don't have a warrant. >> Yeah. [Music] >> But still, maybe you can let him know that I kn do want to show up for that cuz I didn't know it was yesterday. I thought it was going to be next Tuesday and I just spent in yesterday. Okay. >> You're like, "No, call the courts." You don't want to do a letter. >> Just call the courts and let them know. Was it municipal court? >> Yeah. >> Just call Richardson. >> Just call them and let them know. >> Yeah. First offense I've ever had and it was cuz I was driving without a license. I knew it was I was real stupid. That's why I guilty. >> Not the end of the world. Just give him a call. >> I know. I'm freaking out. >> Why? >> Because I've never been to jail and I don't want to go to jail. I'm scared. >> Made a poor choice today. >> So, I'm going to go to jail today. More than likely. >> Oh my Oh my >> Who's the guy you were with? >> Huh? >> Who's the guy you're with? >> What do you mean? >> Who's the guy you were walking around with? >> I didn't walk out with anyone. >> You didn't walk out, but you were walking with somebody the whole time. >> It was an older guy. >> No, he was just walking like near me. I mean, he wasn't walking like >> So, he followed you throughout the story. >> No, he didn't follow me. Okay. He's my friend. And we were kind of like talking here and there, but he was like kind of like, you know, on his own mission. >> Who's your mission? What >> you call it? He was looking for some glasses and stuff. >> He He paid. I mean, you gave him the camera. I swear he did. >> I know he did. As the officers searched through her belongings, they uncovered items that cranked the situation up a notch. Suddenly, walking out with stolen goods was the least of her problems. What is this? [Music] I'm going to go trash out anyway. Free live. Are you homeless? I'm excited right now. Yeah, >> kind of. >> Yeah. >> What do you live with then? >> It's like I'm in a few places right now. >> Okay. >> E smoking blues and stealing [ __ ] from Walmart. So I'm sorry. >> Okay. >> I am. I'm sorry. >> They're still going to have you trespass from here. You'll never be welcome at all. >> You know what I noticed a lot? People are only sorry after they get caught. It's pretty crazy. They're not sorry why they do it, >> but they're sorry when they get caught. >> I do feel sorry every time I do it. I do it. And I don't know why I do it. >> I don't know. It'd be like stabbing somebody and just going sorry and then continue stabbing them. Does that make sense? >> I mean, have you ever heard of, you know, have you ever heard of a therapist say that, you know, those things can be an addiction? >> Shoplifting. >> Yeah. Shoplifting can be an addiction. >> So, it was >> hard and I don't want I don't want to do it, but >> and I find myself doing it anyways and I don't want to and I know it'll get me in trouble. >> What therap What therapist do you go to? >> No, of course not. I'm not saying it is. >> You used to have a >> Yeah, I used to work at whatever. >> What therapist do you go to? >> I don't go to a therapist anymore. >> You go to a rehab, >> huh? >> You go to a rehab? >> No. >> I probably should. >> What happened? >> I weren't paying me enough. >> You put nothing on me, right? >> It wasn't that Well, it's been like a couple months. But >> how much you making now? Well, not really anything, right? >> No, no. I It's my idea, though. I was looking for a job, but I I can't get one without an idea versus >> Nobody's going to want to keep hiring you if you keep doing that and then you keep stealing. I can tell you that right now. >> And I know that, but you know, it's easier said than done. It's a little bit hard to do on your own. >> Dope. >> If you go down, >> especially whenever you have nobody on your side that's telling you you should. Please listen. >> Go down to Goodwill for help. They actually have people there that can help you. >> When it was all said and done, she was charged with shoplifting and possession of an illegal substance. From one entitled teen to the next, here's the wild case of a teenager whose shoplifting spree came to a screeching halt, only to explode into a chaotic showdown the moment she got caught red-handed. >> He's being detained for theft from Ulta. >> I'm not doing this. >> Relax. This is illegal, dog. I'm not doing anything. No, you're >> you're harassing me. Stop. [Music] >> PC, please. [Music] >> On the 11th of April, 2022, officers were dispatched to an alter regarding a shoplifting incident in progress. But when they arrived, a staff member approached them with details that took the situation to a whole new level. Hi. >> Called about the shoplift. Yeah. >> Was anything actually taken? >> Yes. >> Perfumes. >> Perfumes. >> Yeah. There's a manager here. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> Yeah. I have the other officers kind of look in the area right now while I um kind of figure out what what happened here. >> Oh yeah. They they just she just came in and she was looking around customer service for a while and then she walked out with a bunch of crackers in her hand. Um, she didn't meet the best friend as she was walking out. They went to TJ Maxx. I don't know if they're still there. Did they go inside or? >> Yeah, I did see them go inside and I did call TJ Maxx. Let them know as well. I was like, "Hey, people that just stole from me just walked into Cheeto store." Um, >> oh, maybe like 5 minutes. Not that long. >> Less than 15 minutes. >> Less than 15. Manager here said that our suspects walked into TJ about 5 minutes ago. >> Yeah. Um, Warren is wearing I wrote down gray sweater, nude, dark blue sweats, and then a dark blue bucket hat. The other one's blonde hair. >> So, wait, the first one is >> a gray gray sweater, dark blue sweats, and then a dark blue bucket hat, and she has like a tattoo on underneath her eye above her hand. >> So, they're two different. >> Um, well, the the second person, this is the one that's left us. The second one is the one that she met up with. So, like as soon as she walked out, she met up with another person. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Hello. Welcome in. >> And one more way. And the person she met up with is the blonde hair. >> Yes. >> Just for information, the suspect met up with another female who has blonde hair, blue dressing backpack, and then like a blue backpack and leggings. >> Okay. And about how many how much in fragrances? Um, I know she stole like unless you're dollar enough, but I know she's still about like six. >> Six. Okay. Yeah. Like is there >> uh usually it's around like 30 >> around like the ones that she sold 30. >> So like close to 200 300 >> 200 300. >> Yeah. We were able to like get a few of them. Well, she were customer she end up walking. >> Okay. And then if you if we find them or you want the cash that works. Okay. And then um do you have an instant number there? Oh yeah. I can give you a case number here. >> And then anybody assaulted anybody pushed anything like that? >> William got her inside TJ Maxx. >> Hang on. I think my partner found her. Would you be able to recognize her? >> Yeah. >> While hopping from one store to the next, the girl thought her shoplifting spree was unstoppable. But with the intel officers had, her street was about to hit an unexpected and intense roadblock. >> Hi, police department. Hey, you. Hi, police. How are you? I'm >> good. >> Good. Okay. You're being detained right now. >> I'm not doing >> for theft. No, you're being detained for theft from Ulta. >> I'm not doing nothing. >> Relax. Relax. >> I'm not doing nothing. >> Put your hands on your back. >> No, I'm not doing nothing. No, you're This is Bro, you're Nah. This is N. You're This is illegal, dog. I'm not doing anything. No, you're >> you're harassing me. I'm not doing nothing. >> I'm No, you can ask the guards. Was I doing anything wrong? >> No, bro. You're harassing me. You're harassing me. Stop. [Music] No. You're harassing me. Stop. Stop. You're harassing me. >> No, you're harassing me. You're harassing me. Please help me. You're harassing me. I'm not doing nothing. You're harassing me. Help me. I wasn't doing nothing. You're harassing me. Help me. >> Hey, don't grab my next one. >> I'm not doing nothing. You're harassing me. Help. >> Help me. >> Let me switch. >> Help me. >> I'm going to pull it up. Okay. [Music] >> Sorry. >> Okay. Let's walk outside. All right. >> You guys are harassing me. [Music] >> Straight straight. >> All right. >> All right. So, >> I don't know where the other she >> Yeah, but she's the main one who the other one probably has the fragrances. >> The officers thought taking her into custody would put an end to it. But she had one last move up her sleeve, catching them completely off guard. >> No, you're a rabbit, dude. No, [Music] I'm not doing nothing. [Music] No, you guys are babies. >> Relax. >> No, [Music] no, >> you have a huge broken. My wrist is broken already, bro. [Music] I didn't. [Music] >> Okay, let's stand up. >> Go to your side. >> That's mine. [Music] We got to sit up on your knees. [Music] >> You got her. Okay. >> You have her. Okay. Get a good grip on it. >> After a failed escape attempt, the officer stayed on high alert, shutting down any chance of another stunt. But judging by her reaction, she wasn't going to give up that easily. [Applause] [Music] >> I want to get some gloves on. Yep. [Music] You're hurting me. >> Where's the car, >> please? [Music] Don't look at her. [Music] My wrist. >> My wrist. >> Touching your wrist. >> You're alive. your wrist. >> Look straight ahead. [Music] >> My wrist. >> Pepsi, please. [Music] You do nothing wrong. >> You arrested me. >> You're under arrest for both. >> Please try to take the other cups off. >> I lost it up there. [Music] My broken pocket there. [Applause] [Music] >> You guys are harassing me. I know my right. You guys are harassing me. No, you guys are harassing me. I know my right. >> Yo, this is I know my right. Help me. >> Do not do that. >> No, I know my right. >> Stop. >> Yo, you guys are harassing me. Help me. >> Okay, I'm busy. Hold on. >> Help me. No, help me. [Music] Oh my gosh. >> To raise any doubt, Alter staff confirmed that she was the suspect. But when officers confronted the girl, her response took an unexpected turn. Though it wouldn't change what would come next. >> All right, I'm going to read you your rights. Okay. So, your right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be using the two in a court of law. Do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you? >> Okay. Having those rights in mind, do you want to talk to me about anything that happened today? A manager said that you walked out at a vulta holding merchandise, perfume, about $300 worth. >> I didn't Do I have any merchandise? >> Huh? >> Do I have any? >> She positively identified you as that person. >> Do I have any merchandise? I don't. >> She identified you as the person that walked. >> Any merchandise? >> Well, I understand that you met with someone. >> I have nothing. Well, well then who's the chick who was with you? >> I don't know. I was not with nobody. >> Yeah, you were. >> No, I wasn't. >> What? You think that we just walked into TJ Maxx just because >> we were told that you went in there? That's why we even went in there. They saw you. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> That's why of all these I don't have anything. >> Out of all these stores we could have come into, you guys are physically harassing me. >> Okay. All right. Do you want to talk to me about anything that happened today? Oh, because our baby is verbally harassing me. >> Someone's got a chip tooth, she said. Can I take a look? >> Which one? Oh, that happened today. >> Yes, it did. >> Right now? >> Yes. >> When did that happen? >> When you me on the floor outside. >> Outside? >> Yes. >> Okay. All right. Um, let me get a photo of that. Just reminding you you're being recorded. Okay. Can you take a look at me? Open your mouth. There you go. >> Do you need any medical attention for that? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. And you sure that happened today? >> Yes, it did. >> Okay. Cuz I when you kind of went down, you landed on top of the officer, so I wanted to Okay. All right. I'll take a look at the video and verify that. Any other injuries from today? No. Okay. So, here's what's going to happen. Uh because you're a juvenile, juvenile detention won't take you. Otherwise, you would be going to jail. You're an adult. In a few months, you'll be going to jail for something like this. Um so, we're going to release you at the trans center. I don't want to see you around Fedway the rest of the day. It's time to hop on a bus and go home. Okay? If we get any more calls about you, then we're going to have to take some further action that doesn't involve you going home. Okay? that clear cuz I don't want to keep getting calls and stuff like that. I spoke to grandma. She doesn't want to come get you. So, you're going to go to the trans center. She says that you've been nothing but trouble lately. >> In the end, the girl was charged with theft, obstruction of a law enforcement officer, and resisting arrest. Next up is the case of a woman caught after a massive shoplifting spree with two juveniles in tow and acting like the rules did not apply to her. >> Back. I don't care if you're if you're your kids. >> Will you stop, >> man? I'm not doing nothing. You keep saying stop. What's the >> stop moving? >> I'm getting it. >> Right. >> Throw it in. Just throw it in the car. >> They have more. >> Wa! They're fully loaded. >> On December the 27th, 2023, officers rushed to a store after reports of three women caught stuffing stolen items out of sight. A trio was immediately apprehended. But one of them, convinced she was above the law, was just getting started with a spectacle the officers never saw coming. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hand behind I don't care if you're if you're your kids. Your hands behind your back. >> Do not move your hands. >> If not, I'm going to take you to the ground. >> Well, if you don't listen to orders, then that's a fault. >> I ain't do nothing. I'm still >> Put her handcuffs. Come over here. Take a seat right here. Take a seat. >> Hey, we got them. >> Hey, you got the other one. >> We got them right here. The two are right here. >> Put Stop. >> I'm not playing with you. Okay. >> I'm not doing >> No, no, no. Stop. You need to stop. >> Keep trying to pull away. >> Pulling away. No one told you to go. >> You keep moving. Stop moving. >> Y >> stop moving. >> Can I sit down? >> No, you cannot sit down. >> You're being rough. >> You keep moving. Stop moving. It ain't hard. It ain't hard. >> I'm doing something. >> Will you stop? >> Bro, I'm not doing nothing. You keep saying stop. What the [ __ ] >> Stop moving. not to attack. >> I'm not doing nothing. You keep being robbed. >> Hey, Romero, can you grab your arm real quick? We need to adjust this and lock this. >> Yes, you keep being robbed. >> What's going on? >> Hey, I'm moving. I'm just trying. >> Stop trying to pull out of the handcuffs. >> Too tight. >> Stop pulling out of the handcuffs. >> I'm not pulling. >> Stop. I'm talking. How am I pulling? >> No. >> Why are you pulling >> here? Let me put it to a wall. Let me put it to a wall. >> I'm not eating. >> Stop. Stop. >> I'm not even >> Yeah. >> Stop towards us. Just face the wall. >> Where's your car at? >> Bring your car up. >> The wall. >> You keep saying stop moving. I'm not going nowhere. >> It doesn't matter if you're going anywhere. You keep moving. Stay still. >> No, you can't. >> Y'all being rough with me. >> We're not being rough. >> You don't have to push me. I'm not going anywhere. You need to listen. Keep your body right there. >> Do you need any fire? Do you need the fire department? >> Yes, I do. >> Okay. What is your complaint? >> You hit me in my damn chest. What do you mean? >> I did not hit you. >> Yes, you did hit me in my chest. >> All right. >> Why are you doing that? Stop grabbing. >> Why you doing that? You damn your dumb. >> Her defiance only dug her deeper into trouble, but she wasn't done yet. Her next action forced the officers to take drastic action. one she'd soon regret. >> I'm getting it. He being robbed, brother. But um >> Can you get it? You acting like I'm doing something on me. >> Just walk and get in the car. >> Let me get my shoe. >> I will get your shoes. >> Really? You being robbed? >> What you search real quick before we get put in? >> You need to stop. >> Get off my foot now. Get off my foot. >> Jesus Christ. Just throw in throw in a car. >> Hey, who's got a hob? [Applause] >> You got one in there. >> X right then. Just stand by. >> Trying to put a hob on. You're going to have to switch to me. Got him. >> No, I'm not because you punch you. >> I got you. Try to elbow me. >> Got it. >> Stop kicking. >> Stop kicking. >> Trying to scratch my arm. >> If you just relax can sit down. Good. >> Gross. Ouch. Why so rough? Can I sit up instead? >> Yeah. Turn. >> Can y'all sit me up? >> Turn to your left. Can you get me up? >> You have to help yourself. We can't >> How you got my legs? >> Tuck your knees in. >> Tuck your knees in. >> I can't even breathe. >> All right, let's get on this side. >> Yep. >> Grab her. >> Grab her head on the bottom. I'm going to pull you there. >> All right. >> Good. >> Can you fit me my feet? >> We are trying, but the issue is you keep tricking everybody. The chaos had finally settled, but the real shock was still ahead. When officers dug into what happened before their arrival, they couldn't have been more shocked. >> There's one of them. >> Oh, no. Yeah, it's a big one. >> Okay. >> That way. Right here. >> You never had a driver's license, right, M? Okay. >> What's your address? What's your mom's name? Okay. It's okay. Don't cry. I don't know. >> Are they like your cousins or friends? Your cousins. Okay. >> Starbucks napkin. Okay. >> Okay. >> It's okay. Is your mom going to be mad at you if we call her? >> Okay. >> I would be mad. >> We're just trying to figure out what's going on cuz we got multiple calls that you and your cousins were like in all these stores taking >> 64,599. Can you come here? >> My finger between the >> Yeah. Like it was something like she pushed against it and then >> you got damaged. >> Yeah. Hurts. >> Yeah. >> No, I'm not I'm not saying you are. >> Relax. Well, you did a lot of things. All right. You kicked people. You tried to scratch my arms. >> Relax. Breathe. >> Well, you're not trying to let us sit you off. >> I'm relaxing. >> Look. Look, we're we're trying to >> You were that thing. You were that you were that >> I got I'll handle dicks. >> We got to see the car. Has any like you guys see anything from the outside? >> What do you mean from video? >> Cuz she cuz they took a bunch of a bunch of shoes from JC Penney. They took a bunch of shoes from J Penn >> from Nat. Yep. >> I'm handle >> I'm handling dicks. >> Oh yeah, that's that's a robbery, bro. That's a 40. She said she wasn't trying to stop the clothes. She got punched in the middle of it. >> How did it go? >> She said she was holding the items. She said, "Don't uh don't run out with them." Then the girl punched her. It was It's a battery in a retail >> and just raise your right hand. You sort of thing about tell me the truth. >> So tell me what occurred initially. are >> habitual female that I recognized from previous incident >> entered the store with two other juvenile females. All three selected merchandise. No, all three selected reusable bags. >> Mhm. >> And then they went to women's department and multiple apartments selected merchandise them inside their reusable bags and all three of them proceeded to the front of the store passive sale with merchandise in their hand. >> Okay. So they kind of just like shopped around the store. Was it just all in the women's area? women's tech and and so forth. >> Okay. And as they were selecting the stuff, that's when they're like concealing or did they kind of gather it and conceal it in a different area? >> Um, they select and conceal. >> Okay. >> And you not and you noticed observe them on the visually on the floor doing it or on CCTV? >> Um, CCTV. >> Okay, that's fine. And um I know we're working on the receipt right now to get the total of everything. And did you want to pursue criminal charge of reference to the theft? >> Okay, perfect. The evidence against them was already stacking up, but nothing could prepare the officers for what they found inside the woman's vehicle, leaving everyone in utter disbelief. >> And you guys got a receipt uh going with all the stuff? >> We don't know what it is yet. >> All right. So, how'd it happen? She punched you? >> No, no, no, no. Store manager. >> She punched the store manager. She was coming home. >> All right, perfect. >> All right, ma'am. So, this is what we got in the back so far. Did you Did they take Crocs from you guys? >> Yes. All right. So, these are a bunch of Crocs here. I got I still got to go through here. So, I don't know what else they might have taken. >> It's probably all this that was in the back seat with them cuz I don't think they open the trunk. >> So, if you want to go ahead and grab all this stuff right here. >> Yeah, I'm going to open the trunk. There's nothing in this bag at all. There's more shirts here. >> Let's uh open the trunk. >> They got chicken coming over there. Oh boy. >> Yeah. >> Oh man. >> Hey, is there another pair of shoes in there? Another pair of feet. Like a feli. >> Hold on. >> Oh yeah, there is. >> There's in the They're in the front. >> Yeah, we forgot those shoes. All right, she's going to be going over. >> All right, we have it, bud. >> Yeah, she's coming with it. >> All right. >> Old Navy. Hey, we need to go to Old Navy, bro. >> Got to send someone over there. >> My life. >> I have a yard sale. >> Oh, that's They had more in the back. They had more. >> Whoa. They're fully loaded. >> I think honestly this is all I mean, I'm not saying it's not stolen, but there's no tags on them. And it looks like they've been washed. >> Where's the Old Navy stuff? >> The Old Navy stuffers. baby stuff and sweaters stuff like that. >> Well, I mean, we already got an ID. So, if you guys go back in your cameras and >> we have this camera. >> It was stealing from one one of our locations. >> I don't think that's one of them. >> Okay. I have more picture because we share. Let me see. I can find more pictures. >> Is this the only Old Navy? >> No, there's there's some there's other sweaters there. There's a bunch of different stores, John. >> See if we can make contact with those stores. >> All right. You know, >> I said, "I just uh need your signature here that I'm giving all the property to you. I don't know. We don't know its value cuz obviously we haven't made a receipt." >> In the end, she was charged with shoplifting and resisting arrest.