Don't you do it, buddy. On the ground now. See your hands. Lay down on the ground. Hands up. Okay. Yeah, she hit me. So, it's not going to happen. It's not. No matter what he does, until I'm 6T under, it's not going to happen. This 42-year-old guy named Matthew W. Huddle was pulled over at a completely unexpected moment. The situation became too overwhelming for him and tragically it cost him his life. On January 26th, 20125, a Jasper County deputy stopped a vehicle for speeding. A known habitual traffic violator. The officer proceeded to conduct a further check on him. I'm pulling yours for 70 and a 55. Any reason for going that fast today, sir? I'll just keep the traffic. Okay. Okay, fair enough. You got your license and registration on you? Can I put it in park? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Where you coming from today? Uh church in my mom's cemetery. Okay. Okay. I just want to let you know that uh I'm a January 6th uh defendant. What do you mean? I stormed the capital. I'm waiting on my pardon. Really? Yeah. And I'm I uh I can't really afford to get in any trouble right now. Okay. I understand. Okay. Understand? I am driving without a license right now. Okay. So, why are you doing that then? Well, I have to I've been waiting for my uh hardship license. I just moved back from Idaho. Okay. And I had to move back here because um my my federal case. Okay. So, I'm just in the middle of everything right now. So, with your federal case, why would you have to move back to Indiana? Well, I had pending traffic violations and I had to live in Indiana in order to qualify for the hardship license, but they didn't tell me that until I got my thorough case. So, I moved back to get my license. Okay. All right. Well, let me see your license here. How many times have you been caught driving without a license? Um, in my life? No, just recently. Like, how many have you been caught with the suspended driver's license before? Yeah, but it hasn't been for years. Long time. Okay. All right, Matt, hang tight for me, okay? And I'll get back with you. All right. Actually, you know what? Do you have the registration for your vehicle? I just bought this. I think it's a is a title here. Okay. Okay. Is that a corgi back there? Uh, this was the Sanji. Okay. Rescue dog. Okay. All right. All right, Matt, hang hang tight for me. Okay, buddy. All right. Hey, Matt. Do you want to go ahead and shut your vehicle off and step back here with me real quick? Yeah. Go ahead and shut it off for me, please. Am I under arrest or anything? We'll come back here. I'll explain everything to you. Okay. Matthew's situation wasn't looking good as the issue escalated into a felony offense and the officer couldn't ignore it. You are at a felony status for driving while suspended. Uhhuh. So today you are going to come with me. I can't I can't You're going to have to. Okay. You're going to come with me today. All right. No, I can't go to jail for this, sir. You're going to have to come. Can I get a ride? No. Are you sure? I'll violate my Just listen to me. Okay. Number one, it's a felony offense. There's no there's no leeway with felonies in the state of Indiana. Now, maybe if it was a misdemeanor offense, I could work something out with you, but it's not a misdemeanor. It's a felony offense. Okay. Mhm. So, that's how I that's why I can't work with you today with it. Okay. I understand your circumstances, but you understand that you can't drive. Okay. So, your driving has resulted into this situation. Okay. Okay. Matthew seemed nervous from the start and the officer calmly handled the situation. However, Matthew made a bold move that only turned the situation into a complete disaster. Should turn around. Put your hands on. Don't you do it, buddy. No. No. No. No. No. I'm shooting myself. No. No. No. No. No. Okay. All right. So, I'm going to hold on to this real quick while I explain it to you. Okay. So, today you're getting off of the verbal warning for the speed. However, you're habitual traffic violator. I know. Which means that you are at a felony status for driving while suspended. Uhhuh. So, today you are going to come with me. Well, I can't I can't You're going to have to Okay. You're going to come with me today. All right. No, I can't go to jail for this, sir. You're going to have to come. Can I get a ride? No. Are you sure? I'll violate my Just listen to me. Okay. Number one, it's a felony offense. There's no there's no leeway with felonies in the state of Indiana. Now, maybe if it was a misdemeanor offense, I could work something out with you, but it's not a misdemeanor. It's a felony offense. Okay. Mhm. So, that's how I that's why I can't work with you today with it. Okay. I understand your circumstances, but you understand that you can't drive. Okay. So, your driving has resulted into this situation. Okay. Now, what I'm going to do, all right, is I'm going to put your information right here for a sec. I want you to turn around. Put your hands on. Don't you do it, buddy. No. No. No. No. No. I'm shooting myself. No. No. No. No. No. Unfortunately, Matthew was pronounced deceased on the scene. This story took a dramatic turn when a woman managed to deceive three banks in one day before her scheme finally unraveled. On May 31st, 2024, officers were called to a local bank in Washington after a woman was caught trying to pull off a bold fraud. The police arrived and the manager explained the situation, but the woman refused to provide her identification. Clearly, she had something to hide. Yeah. So, she's been going to she went to our Seattle branch, opened an account with a different ID. you into a Burian branch with a different ID. This is a third ID with a different name here at this branch. I'm Officer Clark with the Kent Police Department. I have my body camera going. Okay. Do you know why we're here? Here's the fake utility bill that she keeps circulating with different things on it. Have you guys actually like with a true name? We don't. No. So, she This is the third ID with different name. We can give you what the other IDs are, pictures if you give any mine. What's your name then? Okay. So, at this point, you are detained and you're not free to leave. Do you understand that? Okay, man. You have identification, so we we can identify you. I'm just kind of trying to gauge your compliance with me. Okay. I'm trying to not be super evasive on it. If you have identification, I'd love to see it. I don't. Okay. Are you going to give me your name? So, we're trying to make this as easy as possible by just asking for your name. Okay. Rather than having to bring someone here to take your fingerprint or potentially even book you in jail just to get your name. So, if you if you give us your name, there could very well be a possibility that I send these up to review and they contact you at a later time. And if you don't, then we have to go take you to jail to make sure we have you identified. I just don't want you to catch any like extra charges of like basically delaying the process of an investigation by just not being cooperative, okay? Cuz we we do have to know who you are. It's like I said, so we we are conducting an investigation this time, okay? So, can I just get your name? Yeah, I mean I get it, right? You're kind of in a situation right now, okay? So, not a big deal, but I need to know who I'm talking to, okay? So, if you need to take a breath, take a breath, but you just need to talk with me, okay? Or at least just tell me who you are. If not, we'll find it out. Ashley, where you staying at right now, Ashley? Homeless. You got a car outside or something? Is that what you're living in? No, I take I take the bus around. Took the bus. Okay. No, don't worry. Ashley, do you have an ID on you? It was stolen. Stolen. Be somebody else. I didn't want to be me anymore. Ashley, do you have any kind of warrants or anything like that about to hear or something or what? Is that why you just not want to give me your name? There's a possibility of one. Possibility. What? New Mexico. New Mexico. Then came the twist no one expected. Her entire plan was built on instructions from someone over the phone. Here is what she told the cops. So So what what what is your intentions for today? Do you want to So what is what's your name? Ashley. Ashley. Okay. So exactly who's going to ask? What are you intending to do here today? Okay. with with this idea. Is there a reason why you're using that idea? You're I don't want to be me anymore. I'm tired of being who I am. I I just want a new life. Okay. And you thought New York ID would help you do that. probably not making anymore. So, with this idea, you were planning to open an account or do what? Yeah, I was going to open an account and I was going to start um I was going to start getting off and get a job and be this person. Okay. Have you ever lived in uh New York? So, where did the idea of New York come from? Like, you just like New York? I've always wanted to go there. Gotcha. Where did you get the social security card? Friend to me. Friend. Where does his friend frequent live or what's his name? He's just a voice over phone. Okay. I don't know about this ID. That's the same person. Okay. You call number you get uh did that same person give you this ID? I got it in my ear. Okay. But the same You got it the same way. Have you had a social security card for these other IDs? You did? Okay. Where are those IDs and social security cards at? I don't know. Do you see anything necessarily wrong with what you're doing? Well, these people, they're that I'm told that they're they're not able to be them anymore. Like, they're not even real anymore. Like, they're like in the hospital and they can't be them. So, how am I hurting anybody? Okay. Did you were you successful in opening account those other locations? No, the other one did you open it? Um, she said she called me that later. Okay. So, were you intending to get a job with the other names as well or I was going to see if which one would pass because you never know what comes up when they actually do a background check. Okay. So, okay. Where do you currently live right now? My home. Your home. Where do you frequent? It was the Aurora area, but I I didn't want to look up anyone that's too far away. So the seac area. Do you have the phone number that you called to get these IDs? It changes. Okay. Is it like a website or just a person that you call or email or what? You call the number and you get another number to call cuz that number always changes. It's it's like pings and stuff. It's which weird. When was the last time you lived in New Mexico? So, your ID should still potentially be valid. Eventually, the woman's story began to unravel, revealing the truth. The officer also discovered the reason why she had been hiding her identity. Where is this um city of Seattle light bill from? Where'd you get this? I found it and one of the hotel rooms that I was I was at and you can change the information on it. So, was it one of the hotels? One that you can like you scan it into the computer and you just change the the information on it. What information did you change? Um the address. This address? Okay. What else did you change? No. You change the address there too or you change the name or both? Well, they all tell the same thing. Yeah. Yeah. So, so you change the addresses for all of them? Yeah. They had to match. Okay. I'm just checking. Did you change anything else on there? I don't think so. Okay. So, you didn't change the account number, the name, the amount, the dates? Oh, that's the same. But um yeah, I I changed the the account number to put like random numbers in there. Okay. So, did you get the ID to match the name or did you change the name here to match the ID? I I got made this match the ID. Gotcha. Or how'd you come up with that name? That's just the name that was I was given by who? The person on the phone. Okay. I will be right back and go see what the end. So, I got them trying to pull some kind of a do out of New Mexico. So, it's a unfortunately they have her listed like for a felony. It was a warrant out of New Mexico. It was like conspiracy to commit shop. So, it wasn't wasn't felony. It was like something done. But they have her have her listed in there. We don't have anything on our end. Um, the only thing I didn't run was uh like county booking to see if she had been booked there, but we got nothing on her on on our end. I mean, I would probably ask her like why she's giving like an aka like what is her actual freaking name and like I mean, but then but then again, people who like commit frauds like this, like I don't even know if they know who they are anymore at this point, you know? But like um I would say we probably take her down and get her like booker and fingerprint her and do all the stuff and get photographs. Uh so and then do the final do5. She's felony level on that one. Yeah. Yeah. I would I would I would I would transport her down, get her get her uh fully identified and stuff like that. And then I mean, she's homeless, so who knows where she's going to go, but try to get a good address. I'll see if I can dig into it a little bit if she can give me some more about the name and stuff. Hey, Ashley. So, it's me, Officer Clark, again. So, um, so we're having issues with your name. So, we've got you in the system for like multiple names. Is there a reason for that? Do you go by other names? My married name. What's your married name? But I don't go by it anymore. Okay. Well, whether you go by it anymore or legally go by it are a couple different things. Okay. So, um the last name that you had identification, what name would it be? And where would that have been out of? Okay. Can I can you look up please? Yeah. Yeah. Is it? And who set that? Records. Excellent. Um Okay. So, yeah, you do have a warrant out of New Mexico. Okay. Um it's not something we're going to take you on, right? So, we're city of Kent at this time, so we're going to go with what my officer over here has for you. Okay. The officer explained that what she did was wrong and could have ended badly. But understanding her situation, he showed leniency and offered help. Know it is a crime to actually be in possession of another person's ID. Correct. You know that, right? But I didn't think it was an actual like like an actual person because like how could you get an actual person's like real information like right come again? How could you get the real person's I thought it was like it's fake, right? It's not a driver's license. Yeah, it's it has my picture on it. But I have a driver's license in my pocket right now and it's mine, right? So, it's me with my information, but it's got my picture on it with I I wasn't sure if the information was actually right. So, the chances of you looking like someone else in in a one-dimensional photograph, the chances of that are fairly high, right? I you know, have you ever heard of the word doppelganger where you have someone who kind of looks like you, right? Yeah. Okay. So, there's a chance that you look like someone that does not give you the right to take that person's identification. Clearly, it's not you. It does not have your name on it. and then come into a a financial institution and try to open up bank accounts and take out loans and do all the things, right? That's called fraud. Okay, that is fraudulent 100% hands down because you are not that person and you are telling them that you are that person when you're not. That's against the law. Okay. And you know that. I know you know that. We're not going to take her to jail today cuz she's having some medical issues and we also identified her. But there's we will be investigated um for a felony level identity theft. Okay. Yeah. For transmiss and all that too though because like she's been going from branch to branch and I'm not really sure if she smoked in her bathroom did so. Okay. Do you want me to trespass her for a year or for life? For life. Okay. Do you have any other branches in the Kent? No. Okay. So, I can only trespass her for the branch and Kent. I can't trespass her for sure. Can you check her bathroom? I I was trying to use the restroom and I ran over there to use the the guest bathroom, but I felt like ever since I walked in and my nose was like in between. I didn't smell anything in the bathroom. She may or may not have on that card next to the stars. Those can those places can help you kind of start over. Okay. Thank you. Yeah. Give them a call. Reach out to them. These guys actually care in this state. Yeah, we try. Obviously, stop trying to do what you're doing now, okay? Get your warrant taken care of. But reach out to them. They can help. The woman was charged with three counts of identity theft. Next up, 18-year-old Ryan Aeron Stanley along with his friend Joseph Martin Hernandez went to a gas station with some questionable intentions. But you wouldn't believe how chaotic the scene became in a split second. On February 6th, 2025, police were called to a gas station in Champagne County regarding a report of an armed robbery. The situation was already tense as the driver showed no compliance with the officers since he was armed. The officer took necessary precautions, but things escalated rapidly. See your hands. Lay down on the ground. On the ground now. Stay right there. Stay on the ground. Keep your hands where they're at. Come secure this guy. Hey, get this guy right here. Hands up. See your hands. Lay down on the ground. On the ground. Now stay right there. [Music] Keep your hands where they're at. Come secure this guy. Hey, get this guy right here. Hands up. Hands up now. He's with him. Right there with him. Yeah. Okay. Cuff him. Cuff him. Shots fired. You see anything? Is he moving at all? His eyes are open. Using caution and strategy, officers tried to persuade him to surrender peacefully, reminding him he still had a chance to cooperate. Hands up. Hands up. We're going to get you help. You got to get your hands up. Yeah. Get out of the car and we'll get you help. We can't do that until you get out. We see that you don't have your gun anymore. Yo, we need to see you out. We need to get you help. You have to do it. You have to do it. We will help you. Roll yourself out of the vehicle of your belly right now. There's something in his hand. Drop whatever's in your hands right now. I'm telling you. Right now, man. Come on. Roll yourself out onto the ground and we will help you. Roll yourself out of the vehicle onto the ground. Now, we can't help you unless you do that. Okay. Command units are headed north. All of them. If you sit there, you will bleed out and die. If you roll out, you got to go help right now. It's not worth dying. Roll yourself out. We can help you. Okay. Come on. We want to help you. We want to help you. that [ __ ] Blow yourself out. That's all you can do right now. Then roll out. We'll help you. This is not the way to go. This is not the way to go. Throw yourself out on the ground. We'll help you. Do it now. Do it now. This is it. You got to do this now. Only one choice. What if some will help you? We'll get you medical help. We got an ambulance right here. Come on. Drop. Drop that. Drop it now. Drop it. 019 traffic and I have a full shield and roll out the vehicle. Come on, man. Come out and lay down on the ground and drop your hand. That's it. We will help you. Come on. 590. Drop the gun. Put the gun down. Drop it. Put it down. Yes. With a few injuries, but not serious, Ryan had no choice but to comply with the officer and put an end to the chaotic situation. Let's go. We need to see your hands. You need to get your hands up. It's on the ground. It's on the ground. Yes, it's on the ground. Yes. I see. Do not move. Do not move. I see his right hand. What? I can't see his right hand, but he goes to the ground. Do not move. Do not move or you will get shot. You will get shot. Don't move. Is he bleeding? Kick it. Kick it out. [Applause] My arm. All right. Send medical. Where's he bleeding from? Yeah. [Applause] Oh my god. Oh my god. There's a bullet right there. Fell out of his shirt. I stopped the bullet. You need gloves? Yeah. Let me go get Let me go get my uh shot at. I can't tell. I don't I mean a bullet bullet anywhere. There's a little bit back here. They were staging. Everybody inside. Please not. Okay, I'm trying. Ryan was charged with battery. Next, Bruce Reginald Foster, a ruthless shooter, caused panic at a private business. Gunfire erupted, leaving several victims with gunshot wounds and everyone at the scene shaken and terrified. It all began on February 4th, 2025 when dispatch received multiple emergency calls reporting an active shootout in Columbus, Ohio with several injuries already confirmed. Officers were quickly dispatched to the scene to take control of the situation. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. Put your hands in the car right now. Do not move. Suspect description at all. Okay, go ahead and get him off. Hey, keep your hands above your head. Okay. Are there any firearms in the car? Any firearms? Hey, we have an active shooter going out of this building. We need to make sure you're not involved. KDC. Yeah, this past. Hey, Gordon. Don't move. Turn your car off. Why? Nobody's allowed to leave the premises yet. There's a shooter and we have to leave him. I said stay here. I have to figure out who the shooter is before you can leave. Do you understand? Chill the out. I'm pulled up. I'm about to You have a badge? Yeah. You want to grab that for me when I'm done with this filming? Why don't you Yeah. Walk walk back to these trailers right here and hide behind these trailers. Okay. Stay in a group. No, stay in the car. Stay stay behind the trailers. Okay. I see the guy. You see the guy? Yes. He just walked where? Hey, they said the suspect walked through here. Where? He walked out when he walked by. Hey, he said he walked out over here. Jacket. What jacket? You put jacket. Black jacket. What? Not jacket. Just like shirt. Uh shirt. Cool shirt. Short sleeve. Just short sleeve. He walked back this way. Two black. Put in here. Back here. Back on inside the jacket. Inside the jacket. He went down this way. Yeah. This one. Police coming. Yeah. This one. Police. Yeah. This one. And he ran this way. Yeah. Okay. Hey, we have workers on scene saying two male black one's wearing a black sweatshirt. He has a book. The officers found multiple victims, some with serious injuries. While some officers provided aid, others worked to gather as much information as possible about the suspect. Got one in the neck. You want to just check his neck? Medics needed him in. Anywhere else was he shot? The arm and the neck. Sir, do you have a tourniquet for his arm? I do not have an arm. Okay. Is anybody else hurt or shot? Anybody else? No. Okay. Are you guys on the post right now? So, no opening. I got my sergeant in here. He's with a victim. He needs two more bodies. If you guys are good. What do I got? Post for you guys. You guys all right? Yeah. All right. This is the first time I've ever experienced this. So, it's like Yeah, I got you. All right. Tell me what you what you saw. Huh? I just heard gunshots and I seen people running in production. pretty much is just just running. I saw people running trying to figure out I didn't hear a shot. I just seen the guys running and static, you know, scramble. What? What language? Nepali. No. You speak any English? A little. Okay. Can you ask her did you see anybody shooting? Okay, ma'am. I'm going to ask you some questions. I'm not asking her. So don't translate please. So she said that she saw the shooter who was a black man name I got kind of tall might be employed there. Okay. Um what she says did she say tall? How tall? Yeah. Okay. So black male possibly employed there about 6 foot. Any other descriptors? facial hair, clothing. Do you know his name? I don't know name. No name. No name. But maybe same time hire this guy. Age is uh 4550. 45 to 50. Yeah. Yeah. Hey, she saw the shooting. Saw the shooting. Okay. Uh she doesn't know the name, but they're saying security. She thinks he's in QA. He was uh cuz she she saw him walk in kind of smelled alcohol. Supervisor saw I supervisor inside inside the room. I say supervisor just like this. This guy I saw blackmail uh a hoodie and a bag so far. I'm working through it. But a picture. Okay. I'm going to ask her a few questions here. Can you please explain to her to answer the questions uh in shorter sentences so I so you can translate and I can write it down? So let's start from the beginning. What did you see initially uh when the shooter walked into your workplace? First you walked into the main entrance and then uh without coming to the uh like the and then he moved into the main uh to the office of LA 17. He started walking there. So you saw him walk in the main entrance. Did you know he was drunk then or uh was it later? So I was trying to collect items or I was just carrying this trail and that person passed by me and I was able to smell a very strong alcoholic uh smell and that person just pointed towards me and he Okay. You smelled alcohol on him and he pointed towards you. Is that correct? uh not the alcohol but he was he smelled okay so he pointed towards you then what after that uh I looked at my supervisor my supervisor was faced um toward me was facing towards me and through the mirror I told my supervisor that this is or not any help okay what's next I was calling the parc when um I heard uh and everyone just started to run away and told me that that person killed a person and he's shooting inside. So I just after understanding what the suspect was wearing and getting a general description, the officers began searching the area to locate the suspect. The suspect had already fled the scene, but later US Marshalss arrested Bruce at a nearby apartment complex close to where the shootout occurred. No. Where's that? right here where this orange pilings are. Go right around the corner to your right. There's a big cement smoking area behind the gate. Right there behind the gate. Yeah. Gate is open. Go right around that corner. Okay. There it is. Smoking. Hard corner cover. Okay. Corner right. Corner right. Clear. Oh, this is it. Watch above Chris. Those catwalks. Okay. Hold your bra back. Okay. Two. Hey, show me your hands. Hands. Hands. Walk towards me. Hands up. Hands up. Okay. Come here. Hands up. Come here. Do you know there's a shooter? Yeah. Okay. We are here. Don't Don't be walking around. Do you understand? Where's your car? Right here. Okay. When I tell you to go back to your car, okay? Stay right here. Put Keep your hands up. Okay. So, our manager, he called us and sir, we are trying to He's just coming from the home, you know. Okay. So, he's on the call, too. What time's your shift start? Uh, we are the second shift coordinator. You're the second shift coordinator. Where were you at when the shooting happened? Uh, by the cafeteria. Were you inside? No. Bruce was charged with five counts of assault with a deadly weapon along with several other felony charges. It was a calm, ordinary day at a local mall until chaos broke out due to the erratic actions of a duo. On August 24th, 2024, a shoplifting attempt spiraled out of control when security stepped in, leading to a physical altercation. Officers were swiftly dispatched to take control of the unfolding situation. The suspects were acting aggressively and couldn't control their tempers. Forcing officers to step in. Detaining them wasn't easy as they resisted and escalated. Stop. We're going to talk about it. I need to grab me. About to grab me. We're going to talk about it. Nobody did. Calling you police. He grabbed me multiple times. Why didn't you come? Yeah, you scared of me. Get your ass off. He want to see grait down and talk about it. If he grab me again out of [Applause] here. Stop running. Stop. Hey. Hey. You want to sweep us out? Stop. You're under arrest. You're under arrest. Stop. We're going to need more units. Put your hands behind your back right now. Behind your back. Behind your back. Look. Don't resist. Put your hands behind your back. Dixon's hiding. on property. Put your hand behind my undercing. Stop resisting. being arrested for what? For what? You got me. You need them all. I'm coming at you. Get stop, bro. Okay. Nobody taste. Look at him. You don't see what stop. We got it. She doing twisting my arm. She's doing it. She's fine. She's fine. Okay. She's doing it. She's doing it. I got to touch me. Stop touching my tight. No, it's not. The officer escorted both suspects to the loss prevention office for further questioning. But after what they did, do you think they would cooperate? You can sit down. the camera. Nobody did. That's what we're here to get to the bottom of. But you have to give us a chance to do so. We can't just take your word for it. I don't know you and I can't take their word for it either. I have to see I have to hear them out, hear you out. I have to uh take your handcuffs off. I have to remove this and then I'm going to put you back in handcuffs. Okay. Why you taking my bag? Because the officer Oliver needs it. For what? That is what crime inside the backpack. I ain't talking to you. For what? What? He said she needs to search it for what though? It's my bag. She needs to search it because the alleged stolen items are inside that bag. Y look dumb. Come on. Just come on. So y'all can look real. Stand up so you can make this easier. Watch out. Please don't remove your hands too quick. Okay. I want to press charges. I want I want to press charges. I want to press charges. Push me, touch me, grab me. not going to press charges. Ain't nobody bringing that up. He's going to jail for me. He He should touch me regardless. He pushed me twice. He grabbed me. The primary officer is right here. So, she's going to ask you what happened. And you tell her from beginning to end. Again, if you want to tell her, she's right here at Officer Oliver. We're all backup officers. Okay. She's literally right here. So, she's going to be in here to speak to both of you and and see if you info ladder. Do you guys want to say what happened today? I want to know why y'all went through my bags because there was merchandise put into that and so we have to look for merchandise or any other sto. So, y my my personal things, my wallet, my Yeah, we also have to identify. Ain't no Okay. I also just told her and gave her cooperated with her. So therefore, y'all should not have went through my wet or anything like that. We can no clothes fit in no in a we don't know if there's only clothes cuz we committed a we can look for other stolen items just in case if there's there's other things that belong in the store, right? Like there's still jewelry and stuff like that. So they only saw you selling clothes, but if there's other stolen items in bags, then you can look for that, too. Oh, same on the camera. They they saw you. Can I see it? No. If you wanna the video. Yeah, you can do that. Yeah. Yeah. So, do do you want to talk about what happened today? Either one of you. All I seen was that man pushed it. I seen your man push. That's all I seen as far as what happened. I seen that man push up. That's all I seen. As far as like the I seen that man push up. You came in and then you left out. They said it was Which side did you I seen that man push I don't know who said it was all. I just know we came in the door and we left right out. Vince had been there. I don't know why and that's it. He pushed us for a better out and you guys didn't look at anything. You didn't touch any merchandise. One at a time. I can't hear two people talking at the same time. So, either she's going to talk or you're going to talk. She said you got the footage. Sorry. Y'all got me on camera stealing something. The woman tried to flip the situation by attempting to press charges against the security staff, but by then she had already missed her opportunity to make her case. When can I press charges? For what? So this man put his hand on me? Because he was trying to stop you. He was put on his hand multiple times. He's a grown ass man. Okay. I didn't want to press charges regardless because he was trying to stop you. No. No. No. So he identified himself as lost prevention when you guys left off the store. He ain't identified himself as nothing. He showed you his badge and then he asked you to come back into the store. I want to press charges. And then what? He didn't ask me to do nothing. I didn't want to press charges. So what did he say to you when he walked up? He put first of all he just stood in front of me and put his hands on me. Then I backed back and asked him what the you doing. And what did he say? He ain't say he's talking about something. Um, he was talking on the phone talking telling somebody to come here. I don't know. What's happening? To what? To the What's that? Police department. Okay. Then what's what's going to happen? We'll figure it out. We got to do some paperwork and then we'll go from there. You got her on the bus, right? Yeah. I just said that. I told you that. You sit here. You not even answering mine. Why can't you not come? Because you for what though? [Music] Y'all still ain't telling me or showing me what I need. We're going to take you to the station and then I'll let you know from there. What happened? What happened today? I was [ __ ] I got the grab my How did you get in the store? Who? Yeah. What you mean? How did you get in the store? I walked in the doper. Okay. And did y'all look at stuff? I can look at this on camera. Were you looking at stuff? So, you don't really want to talk to me about what happened. That's fine. I'll just take what LP said happened as what happened. Okay. He said he's on parole. He's on parole for what? Okay. About to get out. So, when you came in the store, what did you do when you came in the store? Nothing. I You stood in the aisles while she was shopping. I didn't I didn't go in. How far were you from? All the way far. What's all the way far? Give me a distance. 5T 2T? 3 ft? All right. like 20. I would never win no ads. I'm kind of I never went no ads. After she got her stuff, what did you do? I didn't do I didn't You guys walk out together? No. No, you didn't walk out of the store. So, I can show you walk out the store together. What did you tell? She said she said, "Be we gone. They going to close." And that's it. I ain't [ __ ] I see. Why did she drop the bag when she walked out? I didn't see her pick up no bag. You didn't see her pick up no bag. I was in the middle. Why didn't you stop and come back with loss prevention? Why'd you get in his face? identified himself. He he cuz because because because he grabbed her wrist and it was like it was so fast and I was like might just grab my girl. Okay. What about the other guy that confronted call 911? You got in his face. No, because when we walked in the store, he was already being aggressive. He up the he was saying that he going to tase me. He don't like I'm like what you doing? Cuz I was running away from him. He chasing us. I was running. Somebody's chasing him. What you mean is a white man chasing me in the middle of a lot and down his grove. Why did you talk? Call 911. You see what happened with 911? Yeah. They ain't never look at us and say what happened to them. They just instantly took the white people's house. We walked in the store. I said this man following us being racist. They immediately took his side. He followed us all the way from there. I was running away from him. I never ran towards him at all. You understand why? No. He grabbed my girl stealing stuff from the store. I never picked up nothing and put nothing in bed for her. I've never looked out cuz I never went in no. Okay, you can go. Come on, man. It's going to be on camera, bro. Yeah. VIP parking for you and myself. Okay. Over here, but uh I have to watch your step here. I have to unlock it first. Can somebody unlock it for me? I'm not going. We're going to sit here on the other side cuz I have a shield right here. Affirmative. Okay. Well, all right. Going to seat belt you in about like what? 7 8 minutes. Our ride to the station. We're going to get there, sit you down. I do have to search you again for department policy. And then we're going to sit you. Obviously, you're going to be asked questions. If you don't want to answer questions, that's fine. And then we're just going to do the process uh usually like uh fingerprints, photograph, uh complaints, and stuff like that. Okay. Yeah. What's up? All right. 7 minute drive to station. Okay. Okay. Thank you. The woman was charged with criminal damage to property, retail theft, battery, and resisting arrest. The man was charged with retail theft and resisting arrest. Our next suspect, Shawn, tried to play innocent after doing something terrible to his wife. His true nature was shocking until the officer met his wife. On September 12th, 2023, officers from Charlotte County responded to a domestic disturbance call where a dispute between a man and a woman had turned physical. At the scene, the man approached the officers and tried to paint himself as the victim, hoping to come off in a better light. What he didn't realize was that he was overdoing it. Look at my I got a bunch of You need to slow down. I got a bunch of Stop. Slow down. Okay. See it? Okay. Yeah. She hit me. I'm pressing charge against her. I was at my house. I was trying to drop her off. I live on Kim. I live on camera. The next house over. I tried to drop her off and she hit me in the face. Relax. Stand right in front of my car. You need to relax. She hit me in the I understand that she hit me. Calm down. If she's going to say there's marks on her, relax. She hit me. I push. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Cuz I I got hit. I got hit. Okay. I got hit. Can you relax for a second? Do you have an ID on you? No, I don't. So, my my ID is my car. We We're at my house on Kuma and she she assaults me in the car. She hit me. You know what I'm saying? And you know what I'm saying? Like my my ID's in the car. I'm on Ken. I'm literally right in the house like literally two streets. Okay, seriously, just relax for me. Do you have anything on you that I need to know about any guns? N like that. I've been assaulted, sir. I understand that. What's your name? My name is Sean Ryan Hbert. I've been assaulted. How do you spell your name? H U R L. Sean U R. How do you spell your first name? S A S W H A. She's going to play like she's a victim, but she's crying right now. I push her. You know what I'm saying? She's playing. You know what I'm saying? Calm down. You're talking to me. Okay. Yeah, I am. Sir, calm down. Stop yelling. Where's her? Okay. Stop yelling. Okay. Are you calm now? Are you going to stop yelling? All right. What's your last name? Full birth. H U R L B U R T. Middle Ryan. Date of birth. And I get it. I have a record. I have a pass. I get it. I'm going to let you know right now. I've been to prison and she's going to make it seem like I'm the victim. You the only time but she hit me. You know what I'm saying? I know how this works, sir. I know how this works. Bring your voice down. I know how this works. Stop yelling. I know how this works. I've been in prison and you be the vict. You know what I'm saying? Like the aggressor. I get it. I need you to calm down so I can get I'm just saying I'm the victim. She hit me at my car. We were going back. Come over here. Come over here. Go to the back of my car. I'm not trying to be a You You need to calm down and stop yelling. You're not trying to be a Come back here. You need to talk to me. Yes, sir. Okay. Yes, sir. So, what happened? We were drinking. We went to Lynxers. We went all over the place. She's been about ex-girlfriends all night long. I said, "Yo, what do you mean about this?" Blah blah. You know what I'm saying? My ex-girlfriend Melissa, my ex-girlfriend Mallerie, you know what I'm talking? We went back here. We got back in my house. She said, "You you don't come out." I said, "Come in the house." She punched me right in the face. You know what I'm saying? Right here. I followed her down here. I said, "Let's talk about this. Let's talk about that's where you're at right here." I came down here. I said, "Let's follow about this. Come up." Blah blah. And that's where we're at. Okay. So, you guys have been drinking. We have been drinking. Alcohol and arguments only fuel each other. And in this case, both individuals were clearly intoxicated, which only made the situation more problematic. Arguing. She's yelling at me. You know what I'm saying? She punched me in my face. [Music] Where? Right here. You know what I'm saying? I don't know. You know what I'm saying? Like, she's a girl. She just you That's it. Yeah. Just You know what I'm saying? Oh, Mallerie kind of like that thing. I'm talking about like a little girl, you know. You know what I'm saying? Like that's it. You know what I'm saying? Like for real. She didn't push you. You didn't push her. I didn't push. You know what I'm saying? Like for real. You know what I'm saying? Like she bloody arm and that's her falling out. [ __ ] You know what I'm saying? Like being a drunk and you know what I'm saying? Like I'm not You know what I'm saying? Like for real. You can talk to her. The officer then went to speak with the woman to hear her side of the story, and it quickly became clear that her situation was worse. Um, I've been this guy for 7 years. Okay. Um, relax. Relax. You're fine. Stay here. Come here. Stay here. Come right here. I'm going to get you EMS. Come here. No. Don't. Yes. Come here. Come here. Come here. Come here. 219 central. Relax. Take a take three in front of 1292. Hit me. Okay. Um and send me EMS. Um I've been with him for 7 years. Okay. He broke he broke your what? my glasses. I can't see. Okay, relax. Take some deep breaths for me. Take some deep breaths, mama. Um, seven years. Um, why do you have marks on your hand? What's that from? What's that from? Um, come here. Come over. Come over here to the driveway. Okay, then sit down right here. You need to sit down. What's going on? Well, I've been there for 7 years. Okay. And he broke my glasses tonight. Why? Cuz you got home. We didn't arrive in the same cold schedule. when he trains he's like a different person okay he becomes abusive and if you like choose a go have a domestic violence against him okay but I never press charges because I love him okay I know but where are you trying to go so why do you have marks on your you got marks on your chin um you got marks on your what happened what's on what's on your what's on your wrist what's that for Um, huh? I'm okay. Just nothing. What's your elbow from? Well, not obviously nothing's not going to work with me. He didn't. He didn't. He hit you. He scratched me cuz he want me to leave. He didn't want you to leave. Is that how you got scratched on the chest? Okay, relax. He has my ID. He has my credit card. He has everything. Okay, we're going to make seven years. How do we make it all the way over here from Cuz he lives over here. We're going to go home. He lives on Kinder Mac, right? Uh Kamo. K I M M Kame. Kimmy. Yeah. I can show you. On Kinder Mac, right? Yeah. Is that what it's called? Yeah. Halo's on Kinder Mac, right? Yes. How did we end up all the way over here? Cuz we're coming home from the mall. Okay. Yeah. And then um he freaked out and then um you were driving home. I don't drive. I have epilepsy. Okay. So we got dropped off and my glasses lost between that and that and then he got mad. Okay. So did you you guys are obviously boyfriend, girlfriend. I think we've been together for on seven years. Okay. But when he drinks hard liquor, he becomes a monster. As the conversation went on, the officer uncovered important details about the man, which started to change the direction of the situation. So, he's been cheating on you for the last two years. Okay. Where did he go? So, how did you get the How did you get the the mark on your elbow? Cuz I I've ran out. No, you're fine. You're fine. You're fine. Come here. Come here. You're fine. It's just another deputy. Come over here. You're okay. I have a cold. It's okay. It's okay. So, what So, how'd you get the mark on your elbow? Cuz I ran out of the car. What? You ran out of the car? Yeah. You jumped out of the car? Maybe. Okay. What happened to Is that Is that what Is that what happened on your hand, too? Yeah. Okay. So, you jumped out of the car? Yeah. Okay. What about your chest? That doesn't happen from jumping out of a car. Oh. How intoxicated are you right now? A little bit. You're very intoxicated. Sure. Okay. Okay. But you don't know. Do you remember what happened? Yeah, I do. Okay. So, what happened? No comment. Cuz I make a difference. He's still going to go away scot-free. It's okay. So, what happened? Nothing. If I got to figure out what happened so I can help you. It's not going to matter because you know I press charges against him last year. It was all scarfree. So, it's not going to happen. It's not. No matter what he does until I'm 6 feet under, it's not going to happen. How did you get the How did you get the mark on your jaw? It's mega manilies. I'm dead. So that's how you get the mark on your chest. Is it from him? It's not going to matter. You're not like I do anything. Just tell me yes or no. Yeah, it's not. Okay. Okay. The mark on your chest is from him. Yeah. It's not going to matter because you guys last year. Listen to me. Okay. Let's take a couple deep breaths. Okay. The mark on your chest. What happened? Him. Okay. What did he do? You have to tell me what he did. He grabbed me because I was talking to somebody else. Okay. He grabbed you cuz you were talking. Going to happen because Okay. Hang on. You guys are not going to do anything until I'm 6 feet under. What happened to your jaw? Cuz I was telling talking to him. I want to leave and that's how it is. Did he punch you in the mouth? Did he hit you in the mouth? Stop. You need to relax. Listen. It's not going to work. Okay. You got to bust it up lip, too. You got to bust do anything. You got to keep Do you want to provide a statement as to what happened? It's not going to do anything. Do you want to provide a statement as to what happened? You're not going to do anything until I'm dead. Absolutely. I'm I will I will help you out as much as I can, but I need a little bit of cooperation. Cuz you guys think I'm drunk and I know I that I don't think that at all. I was just simply asking. I think he's got it 6 feet until something happens. No, it is. No, it's been going for four years. Yeah, it's not going to What's your middle name? What is it? Okay, real quick. The elbow. What happened with the elbow? Did you jump out of a car or did he really Did he really hurt you? H He did that. He did that. How did he do that? Pushed me in the coal. He pushed you out of the car. Okay, it's okay because you guys take that. You don't take that seriously. Look at me. It's only going four years. Listen. Listen to me. Did he hit you in the mouth, too? Is that why you got a busted lip? Let me see. Stop. Stop. You need to look at me. Why? Nobody cares. I do. Look at me. Okay. Let me see your elbow. Okay. anywhere else that you were hit that I need to know about. After gathering the details, the officer returned to Shawn to verify the statements and let's see how he would respond. Sheriff's Office, how you doing? How you doing, sir? You a Dolphins fan? Yes, I am, sir. Oh, God bless your soul. I'm sorry to hear that. It's like being a Steelers fan, man. There's just no hope anymore. Right. Oh, he walked away. Thank you. You know, I break the ice. Right. Right. I mean, made you laugh, right? You did not break the eyes. Like, so what's going on tonight? We just hung out Patties. We went to gangsters. You know what I'm talking about? We had some drinks. You know what I'm talking about? Blah blah. She went to my phone. She saw I was talking to my ex-girlfriend. You know what I'm talking about? She got about. You know what I'm talking about? Like, you know what I'm saying? So, she like me in the like my residence in my car where it's at. You know what I'm talking about? I'm not calling about that. I'm just calling about getting her away from her. You know what I'm saying? Like that's it. You know what I'm talking about? Like Okay. She was punching you. Yes. You know what I'm talking like? For real. I don't know where my flashlight went to. Here it is. Okay. Where' she punch you? Like right in this area. I know it might not be. You know what I'm saying? Like Okay. So, she potentially Yeah. Like like right. You know what I'm saying? Like just a little Okay. Like almost like a warrant like Okay. back. You know what I'm saying? Like kind of What What did you do? Nothing. You know what I'm saying? I backed up and she ran down here. You know what I'm saying? I came out here. Hang on. Hang on a second. So, she backed up, came down here. Yes. Is that how she got all the marks all over? You know what I'm saying? Like, honestly, sir. Yeah. Did the Did the road scratch her? Yes. The road scratched her. Okay. That's the first one for me. Okay. Ask her if I put You know what I'm saying? Like, for real. Do you want to provide a statement as to what happened? Yes, sir. You know what I'm saying? Like for real. Like, I'm calling you guys up. I'm talking about for real. You know what I'm saying? Well, just because just because you called 911 first doesn't make you the victim. I get it. I get it. You know what I'm saying? I get it, sir. Okay. So, you still want to talk or No, I told you. You know what I'm saying? Like, I mean, whatever you had off the record, you know what I'm saying? Like, I told you that. You know what I'm saying? Like, so we're good with that. As Shawn's playful act quickly unraveled, the officer detained him without hesitation. The victim claimed he became a monster after drinking. And here is what he did. Go ahead. Got nothing. You ain't got nothing. You ain't got nothing. What you got? You ain't got nothing. You ain't got nothing. Stop now. You understand me? What am I doing? I gave you I gave you arrested for I gave you the benefit for arrest for domestic battery. That's what you're being arrested for. Okay. Okay. My girlfriend. Uh yeah, I don't believe so. Okay. Yeah. See you. See you. Yeah. What are you going to do? What you going to do? Dude, stop. Yeah. What are you going to do? Next thing is you're going to go to the ground. All right. Go. We're not playing that game. Do you understand me? Yeah. I'll see you next I'll see you in court. I'll see you in court. Relax. I'll see you in court. That's fine. I'll see you in court. That's fine. I'll see you in court. You're going to have your time in court. Thank you. Okay. Come on. I'll see you in court. I'm going to give you Let's get it over with. Let's get it over with. Let's get it over with. Stop yelling. Let's get search me. Search me. I'm going to quick acting like this. Okay. And I will search you. I see your car, girl. Okay. I'll see your car. Here. Here, we'll take you to the back of the car. I'll see you. You want to? Yeah. Yeah. I'll be bail out tonight. No, you won't. Yeah, I will. It's domestic. I'll be I'll be first. I'll be I know. Oh, I won't be on tape, but I'll be my dick. You know, stop. Yeah. What you going to do? Stop. Yeah. I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting, sir. You see another body cam? I'm not resisting. We can't do that. You Yeah. You think? Yeah, I'll see you, dude. I'll be out. I'll be out. I'll be out, bro. And what do you want to do? I'll you, bro. Okay. What's your name? Cameron. Deputy camera. Camera. What's your name, sir? Ball singer. Ball singer. What's my I need my phone. I need my phone to talk to people when I go to jail. You had to at least give my phone. You That's on my right. You know what I'm saying? Like, you at least have I'll go with you. I'll go with you. All right. Shut off. Where's my phone? It's right there, dude. Relax. Will you go? You want to go in it? No, we're not going in. You want to go in it? Why do we need to go in your Yeah, you want to go in it? Yeah. Yeah. You suck. Yeah. I'll see you in court. I'll see you in court. You walk me. Yeah. You walk me court, dude. I'll see you in court. I will see you in court. Yeah. Yeah. This is I'll see you in court. I'll see you in court. Yeah. Yeah. Cory, she just went running. She's running. Yeah. She's scared. Of course, she just went running. I'm scared. You better run. You better run. Yes. Yeah. Yeah. I'm in the car. Yeah. I'm in the car. I'm in the car. I'm in the car. What are you going to do? I'm in the car. I'm in the car. I'm in the car. You I'm in the car. I'm in the car. You fine. You in the car. I'm in the car. I have my phone when I get back. Call people. Yeah. We go here. Keep yanking. It's on body cam. It's on body cam. Yeah. You on body cam. You're yanking me. You yanking me on body cam. Yeah. Yeah. You yanking me on body cam. Yeah. You yanking me on body cam. I see you. You okay? I see you. Yeah. Put that body cam, y'all. Shawn was charged with domestic battery and resisting arrest. This woman named Nicole had an active warrant and when the officer went to take her into custody, it led to three arrests. Let's take a look at what caused this situation to escalate. On August 9th, 2024, officers from Madison County were dispatched to an address in search of a fugitive woman with an active warrant for her arrest. And luckily, the officer met her upon arrival. All right, put your hands back. Put your hand back. Yes. No. Maybe. Yeah. Okay. You're under arrest for what? Pro violation. Where you running from? Oh, I wasn't running. I was just down here put putting water in the Okay. Huh? Hey, don't I look Go tell Jesse I'm going to jail and tell Gary. Okay, I'm going to jail. I went to right here. You ain't got anything on 427. [Music] hair rolling for let me smoke a cigarette. We'll see. Okay. Like my cigarettes are right up there in that building. We'll see. Just give me a minute. Okay. Check my supervisor. All right. Watch your head. Okay. I won't hit you. The officers had been there the day before and had already told the people to call the police if Nicole returned. Since they didn't make that call, things changed for them, too. She wasn't down here. Who you yelling at? just stole my shoes. So, I set him down. It's not my fault. That she was at the building. Oh, she us. I don't know where Nicole is. Come on out. Was she here yesterday? Come on now. Don't go inside the house. Can I put my dogs inside? Can I put my dogs inside? We can put them inside. Don't go back in the house. Open the door and let him in, but don't go in the house. I know, but she will not open the door. Open the door and let her in. Just don't go back inside. I have been very cooperative. This is not When's the last time you seen Nicole? I seen Nicole yesterday and I told her to contact y'all. You remember the conversation that we had with you and your mother saying if you see her get in touch with Exactly. to tell her to get in touch with y'all. No, ma'am. To call us and let us know where she's at because she has outstanding. We understand. And I I gave her that card y'all gave me and everything. And I told y'all I didn't have a phone. I have not had a phone in six months and or a ride or a phone. I don't even like Yes, I do. You stay here with your mom. Yes, you have access to a cell phone or a phone. But we told her to contact y'all out. We wanted you to contact. It will call out. Person with a warrant never calls us. They won't because they know we're going to lock them up. We needed you to call. I told I told her I said I told what y'all say. Y'all won't lock her up as long as she contacts y'all. when you see and have somebody here that you know we're looking for. It's called harboring a fugitive. No, she wasn't here long. I told her what y'all told her and she made them leave. She wasn't here long. Where's your purse? I seen her up at Jess. I didn't even see her. She wants something out of your purse. She wants something out of your purse in there. Who does? My purse ain't your mama just told us that her and Carrie were cleaning that building out yesterday. No, that's what somebody said. No, ma'am. That is what you said. I know. Well, I said I assumed they were going to stay out there is what they thought they were going to do, but there wasn't. The problem of it is is that we told y'all Monday to clean out that building. No, ma'am. Well, we did tell you that. But we told y'all Monday, Tuesday, that if Nicole shows back up over here, call us cuz she has warrants and we need to talk to her if she shows up. Tell her to call y'all or if you know where she's at to call us. Y'all said to tell her to call y'all, get in touch with y'all. Y'all said y'all weren't even worried about that right now. If you saw her, why didn't you call us about her? Why didn't you call us? I thought y'all need to be. I told her what y'all told me to tell her. So, you didn't understand what we told you? Obviously, is that your defense? Obviously. Do you know what happens when you don't do what we tell you to do? Obviously. I mean, do you know what the consequence is when we tell you to do it? We give you the choice to do something you choose not to do. First, this is crazy. You remember that question I asked you when we had that interview? If you would contact him in my yard at all. Yeah, you have told everything. We got his phone. I haven't contact him since this happened. I'm watching this. When I ask you, you ever talk to Ronnie on the phone? He's 78 years old and dying, which is a lie because I've got his cell phone record. I got No, I didn't say no ever like in a whole Yes, you did, honey. It's recorded. I mean, like, put your hands behind your back. Put your cigarette down. If you put your palms together, it won't hurt you. I don't even care. Is there anybody else in the house? Yeah. Who else is in the house? I'm going to You don't walk away from us. What car you going to? What's that boy's name that's in here? Yeah. Can you tell her to stay with my dogs, please? Of course. We're not going to let anything happen to you. Okay. Is she here? Is she? You saying she is? She is here. Yes, she's here. Okay. I just making sure I understood. No, it's not. Nicole, what y'all told us to tell her? Nicole's not allowed at my house. I do not like Nicole. What's your name? Jessica. Yes, Nicole is here cuz she's in the back of our car right now. Well, she wasn't here. She was. She was right there. I got her right there. She was up. Jesse, she wasn't there. Nicole's roommates realized their mistake and tried to plead their case to avoid getting into trouble. But reality had other plans as the cops ended up discovering something illegal in the house. They still can fix. So next time we strike up a deal. Yeah, obviously Paula, this will be the consequence. This was sitting on your table right where your flip flops were at. Is that Oh my god. What is that? I'm sorry. It's not. It was some kind of a crushed up Tylenol peel. Some kind of peel. You can check it if you want to. It's not. Why' you crush it? You got that that this bag. I'm going to put this I'm going to put it inside the It's nothing. It's It's the uh sticker. I'm going to put it inside. Test it for you. All right, pass. I got your flip flops. Thank you, sir. Here. Uh, step down, you don't want you to fall off. I don't want y'all to fall either. I don't want nobody to fall. They going they don't fix this place up. Don't need me in the face. Okay. Excuse me. I said don't need me in the face. I would never do that. Hey, can I Did y'all I appreciate that. I You would do say that. Can you please I talked to Mr. Buddy? Yes. Uh yeah, we told him, "Watch out your dog." Um and I asked Mr. Buddy, I said, "Hey, when's the last time Nicole's been here?" And he said, "Oh, she was here last night." I said, "Where at?" And he said, "I don't know." She was sitting on that couch charging her cell phone up. Well, that surprises me cuz I said, "That's awesome." I said, "Where's Pasha's shoes at?" He said, "Right there." And that's where them two bags were found up on your table right in front of your shoes. And they're in plain sight. So, I went ahead and grabbed that. Well, this and then uh I said, "Who sits here?" And he said, "All Pastor sits on that couch all the time." Yeah, I do. I do. Then he pointed at the same couch that Nicole was sitting on plugging her phone. She ain't sitting on my couch. I haven't seen her. I told you. Okay. I seen her and I told her what y'all told me to tell her and I didn't call. She ain't allowed to at my house. Buddy's got dementia. Trying to get loud again. Well, I'm I'm I'm very upset because of people insinuating and stuff that I'm trying to tell the truth and be honest with y'all and cooperative and y'all keep hitting water in my mouth. You're a beautiful kitty. Come here. Bless. Unbelievable. We'll walk up that trail right there. F. Thanks a lot, Nicole. Thanks a lot. Y'all got her. Don't y'all got her this time? Y'all going to keep her a while this time? Yeah. I mean, we'll keep her till parole releases again. room. Y'all want me to take them to the jail or something? And then they're getting if you'll hand me that. Since there was an illegal substance involved, the officer conducted a proper search of both women before placing them in the cruiser. Got anything on post? No. Okay. What's this? I don't know. There's a ring in here. I don't want to drop it out. All right, we're going to hang on to this now. Okay, hit one more time. Yeah, we'll hit one more. Try again. Thank you. Thank you. You stepping on this side. Okay. Huh? Yeah. I don't know why they left. I'm get some air roll for y'all. Okay. Thank you. Yes, ma'am. The police went back to the house to grab Nicole's phone only to uncover more issues. Trouble just wasn't letting up. And I said, "Who sits here?" You said right there. Didn't she say she didn't have a purse? Is that her purse? There's two cousins that had cigarettes in it. cigarettes in it. Oh, they did clean it up just a little bit. They did. Well, she said her phone was in the purse, right? Well, she said it. Well, there's a bag right here. That was here the other day. Watch yourself, needles. I'd almost bet that's hers. Is there any identification? Well, I tell you what, I just told him she had a file up like be with. So, whatever's in that bag you found, probably I guarantee it. More needles. She's on partisan parole. She said she was in this thing right here. I know she probably got a fourth. Mhm. That hers don't know a bunch of drug for you crackers. Oh yeah, this thing's full of nails. I've not seen a red checkered wallet yet. Sky, this is hers. See the blue sky magnet box. Thanks Josh. Mhm. Voila. That's sweet. Yeah. Okay. Are you you recording, right? Yes, sir. Okay. She told us blue phone sky. Blue phone sky. I guess that's her pink wallet right there. Yeah, but she said it was checkered. I don't know what she said. Okay, Josh, we're going to have to run back to the office. Okay. Nicole was charged with possession of an illegal substance, possession of drug paraphernalia, and probation violation. This entitled woman thought she could cry her way out of a tough situation, but she was an adult, not a child anymore. Her attempt to manipulate quickly turned into her worst nightmare. On October 22nd, 2024, officers received a call about an active shoplifting incident involving a woman at Target. The woman had already been detained by security at the loss prevention office, but the officer first spoke with the store employee to gather information. Basically just went around the store like selecting a whole bunch of apparel, putting a whole bunch of apparel back on shelves. Um, and then she started concealing it in bags that she had selected and then uh she put the bags on the bottom of her cart. I think one was in her car basket and then she walked through the check lane, took out like six clothing items, paid for about $50 worth of stuff and then tried to exting the rest. And you guys watch it on camera the whole time or in person? I watched in person. He watched on camera. Okay. And so that's not including the $50 she paid for? Yes. That is including or not including? It is not included. Okay. And where are the items she paid for? Still with her? Yeah, they are in the office. Okay. should give you guys IDs and whatnot. Not yet. All right. Called you guys as soon as that's fine. She's back here. Yes, sir. What's up? Hello. Why are you arrested? I don't know. I just got I got a lot of stuff to figure out. Okay. So, obviously I'm here, right? And so, um I'm trying to figure all this out with them. They've they're still in the process of doing what they have to do between video and calculating all this stuff and whatnot. So, with me being here and you being back here, you're not free to leave. So, in order for me to talk to you openly about what's going on, I have to read you a Miranda warning. Okay? Do you understand that? Yes. Well, no. You're just not free to leave. You're detained. Okay? So, because you're detained, you're not free to leave. I have to read this to you so you so you and I can uh openly discuss everything. Okay. And with these rights in mind, do you wish to talk with me? So, why am I here? What do you mean by stupid? I I cry. I literally stole stuff. I steal stuff and I wasn't thinking. And why are you stealing stuff? I have no idea. I really know how much song. I have no idea. It was stupid. I just didn't My head's been everywhere and I didn't think I had checked for 30. I have no There's no reason why I should be. I know that I messed up. And these are just what all did you steal? It's over there. I'm just saying what was it like? Stupid clothes. You're just selecting random items. Smart. Wasn't smart. So, you paid for these items here? Yes, I did. How did you How did you get here? I drove. You drove? Okay. So, you drove here and you're from Pal Bay? I'm I'm not from Pal. I meant like you live in Pal. And what made you come to go see a friend in school? She actually was dealing with an abusive boyfriend. Oh, sorry. So, were these items for you or for Yeah, they were for me. I wasn't thinking. I literally wasn't. As the officer continued speaking with the suspect, he tried to understand the reasoning behind her actions before taking any procedures. You came here today to visit a friend. You came to the city of Tyson and you went and saw your friend and decided to come to Target. Yes. And when you came to Target, did you come here with the intentions of stealing? No, I didn't actually. cuz I literally paid for stuff. Okay. I paid for $55 for the stuff I bought two pairs of So you paid for the $55 worth of stuff, but we're talking what did I say? 12 the total is $1,223.64. So you decided not to pay for over $1,200 worth of stuff, but you knew I mean, let me ask you this. Do you have the money to pay for that currently? There's a there's a check. Do you have the money currently to pay for $1,200 in No. So, what changed your mind when you were walking through the store that you thought it'd be a good idea to try to take these items? I have no idea. I have no idea. There's no excuse for it. Okay. And I know that. So, you just walking through the store, you selected a few items. You're like, I'm going to pay for those and the rest of them. Literally was talking to the girl with the checkout fingering. There's no there's no excuse for it. really not. I feel so So you did try to hide the items and conceal and pay for just the $55 worth of stuff. Yeah, basically. I think Yeah, I guess. So you knew you were only going to pay for a few items while you tried to scoot out with the rest of it hidden in your cart. Put it in a very deep way. But I mean, there's no excuse for what I did. I know that. There's no excuse. And This is life lesson. I know that. I really do know that. I'm sorry. I feel I do feel horrible about it. I'm sitting here. This is a scumbag thing to do. Better than this. Have you ever been arrested before? Sir. Never been in trouble anywhere before. How long was you moving in the state of Florida? I mean, I'm sorry in Bavar County. About a year ago, my grandmother passed away in February and then my mom's boyfriend got cancer and my grandfather has dementia. It's been a really It's been a nightmare. All right. Well, um, so when it boils down to it, the state of Florida and the Tisville Police Department don't take retail theft very lightly. Okay, you committed felony retail theft because at the threshold of $750, that is a felony amount. Since the woman was cooperative, the officer showed leniency as long as she behaved. However, they discovered something about her license. Put your palms together out like this. I'm begging you. There's nothing that's going to change that you committed a felony retail. call my fiancé. We'll we'll work on that here in a little bit. Sorry, you couldn't. I think my fiance It's It's already past that. It's already exceeded that. Regardless of whether you had the money to pay for it or not, you should have done that before you went to walk out of the doors. These guys, this is this is their job. Okay? So, this is what they get paid to do. Walmart has the same people at every location. Okay? This is their job. I'm begging you. You attempted to walk out of the store with over $1,200 of merchandise that you were not going to pay for. You paid for $50 of it. So, yeah, you get to keep that. I'm sorry, sir. Please. I'm begging. I'm I'm honestly I'm begging you for the bottom of everything. Begging me is not going to work. I told you here at the city high school, we don't take retail theft lightly. Okay? These guys tolerate more theft than actually Walmart does. Walmart calls us for as simple as $20 or whatever of theft, and they want to press charges. This is the first time I've actually taken a retail theft from Target in the four years I've been here. Other people have taken them. The first time I've been really sorry. So, what's going to happen is you're going to end up going to jail. Okay. You're going to be placed onto a you're going to have a bond of 2,2500 give or take whatever the bond is going to be on the felony retail theft. Okay? You understand that? Okay. I'm begging you really. Do me a favor. Stop. Understand something. I'm actually different cop than most people. Most people would not let you make a phone call. I'm going to give you a second to make a phone call to your fiance to explain to him that you are going to go to jail today, that there's nothing he can do for you at this current time other than prepare to get a bondsman to bond you out of jail. Okay? Do you understand that? Okay. And you need a photo of her. Yeah. Whenever you're ready, he needs to take a photo of you. Okay. I don't want to tears. I'm sorry, guys. for the skin over my lip. I'm so sorry. I've seen people bounce back from a lot worse. Trust me. Smile. Oh, I'm I'm sorry. And I need to do the car. It's part it's going to be part of that this phone call she's about to make to the fiance to say, "Hey, I'm going to jail and I'm going to come I need you to come get the car or whatever the case may be cuz Sorry. I'm so sorry. The only reason I say so is Target doesn't want I know. And and again, that's on you guys at the end of the day. If you guys end up want to tow it, that's a private property tow for you guys. There's nothing that we'll do um because it's private property. But this is where we I give the opportunity for somebody to come get the vehicle before you guys tow it. You actually shouldn't be driving on your license anyways cuz it's suspended. Is it really? Yeah. It's been suspended since go ahead and make a quick phone call to your f your fiance. The cops then took pictures of the stolen goods and gathered statements from the staff who witnessed everything. Like I said, this is first time I've come here to take a retail theft. And it's really weird. They don't really smoke you guys. I used to work for Walmart. Yeah. So, how'd you get this call? Just because of how much it was? Figured. I mean, threshold 750. So dog leash like if this was like sometimes I have sympathy when it comes to here I've got the top bottom of that if sometimes it's just like things that are necessary like I need I need food I need my kids need whatever like that's different in my eyes. Okay, that should have been everything you got here. Bingo. Okay, that's good for me. Thank you. And then I'll have we'll get you to sign that top BTO. Um I just need your ID and then we're good to go. All right. Um so just briefly, I've got her side of the story. What got you into seeing her? What intrigued you into watching her as she was like nine of us? Um there's just a large number of apparel selections in her cart already and she would put back selections and then select without looking at prices. Okay. And then you would you observe as she was um observed her put back merchandise and take other merchandise and sell merchandise and bags and those are the three bags that were out there. She was just filling them full. Yes. And then uh she went through one of the check lanes and um those items that are in the bug currently. She also uh the headphones package and took the headphones out. Those were the red ones that we saw. Okay. And you followed on foot? Yes. And you were watching here? Yes. And you kept eyes on her the whole time with the cameras and what? Okay. All right. And you raise your hand the other right. There you go. You find the statement about the whole truth about the truth. What we got? As the officer concluded everything peacefully, he gave the woman a final search and took her to the station. What is it? Just like am I getting locked in for real? This is just a seat belt for your safety. Okay. Thank you. All right. Do you have any Okay. So then I also give this discretion. All right. So upon entering the Boulevard County Jail complex, okay, it's a no contraer ban. Do you have anything on you that's illegal? Narcotics, drugs, or anything up top? Anything that's inside? anywhere that it should not be? No. No, sir. Okay. I asked that now because if we get there and they find it, it's an additional charge, which is the $5,000 increase. I don't have any. Okay. So, your money in the This ain't a debit card, but it's Oh, my the Okay, so this will go into your purse. Okay. I will lock it. Where's your car at? My car is right over in the corner. It's a red Lexus. I think it's right down. Is it down this? It might be down this aisle. Actually, the next aisle. Okay. Right in the front. It's a red Lexus. Yes. Okay. two door. All right. And so your purse and all that will go into your car. You want to leave your keys here at Target so your fiance can come pick it up your car. Yes, sir. Yes. Okay. All right. I'm going to shut the door. Yep. Hello. Hey, Brandon. It's Officer Mick. Hey. Hey. We just got to the jail. It's going to be $2,500 bond. Okay. Okay. So, what do I Sorry. That That'll be like 300 to the bond. Uh yeah, 250 something like that. Okay. All right. All right. Um, can you tell remind her to call me like once she gets your phone in there? Yep. We'll get the phone number and and she can call you when she gets in. It's 81 what? 8161. All right. I need to turn my location off so I'm turning my phone off. All right. All right. All right. All right. Thank you, sir. I love you, babe. Text my mom and sorry I'm not feeling well, babe. Please and thank you. I will. I will. I love you. Love you. Bye. The woman was charged with retail theft. On June 25th, 2024, police located a woman who had multiple warrants for breaking and entering into private property. Upon contacting the woman, the officer proceeded with detaining her. Put your hands behind your back. Huh? Put your hands back. What? Put your hands back. What? Put your hands back. For what? Jody, put your hands money back. What? For what? Just don't make scene, please. For what though? You got a warrant. No, you have a warrant. Dude, are you serious? Yes, I am. Put your hands behind the back. Sure. This is a joke right now, dude. This is a joke right now. Say that. Yeah. How do you guys even know who I am? Call for a transport. You're one of Boston's most wanted. I am. You are? For what? I don't know. They just put out a thing. Boston's most wanted. You're one of them. Are you serious? I'm dead serious. For what though? All your warrants. For what warrants? Where do I have warrants? Yeah. Were you just No, I was trying to say like what warrants. I just I cleaned all my warrants up to when I went I went to BMC one summer when uh PB when past 3 months. All right, sounds good. Like Yeah, that's going to be one in a boss's most wanted to. You're free to go, Mr. Blegged. You're free to leave. This is crazy, dude. I got Boston's most I don't need to see this. This is crazy. I'll pull it up. Boston's most wanted. You want to do it? I'm dying laughing at this whole situation. This is why you will you leave? You'll make I know. For what though? What was that for? Like when you clear all you bring so like I don't care what's going on. He he was on there. He cleared all his warrants, too. No, he has to turn. How you walk in 500 something? No. Our friend's name that she uses. I can't stop. I don't know where you guys are. You're killing me. You're killing me. You I don't know who he is either. I've never met you before. Officers carefully searched her and her bag, worried there might be something dangerous hidden inside. I have to ask. I don't want to. go with that. Right. Yeah. She was bossing. She was on the list. New charge. Yeah. Not at once. Any other side? Oh yeah. The woman was charged with carrying dangerous weapons and also her active warrant. Thanks for watching. If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to hit that like button and subscribe for more awesome content. See you next time.