Hey, mic check. Mic check. Hoping everything sounds good. We're getting straight into what's on the thumbnail first. And it's going to be two moms, same shopping trip. They were about to let the kids take the file for a little bit. Not even a little bit. They really were. The cops kind of had to convince them. So, we'll just see how this plays out. It sucks though cuz the kids also kind of seem Well, the two daughters sound kind of used to doing these things. And I hate it because they're going to be they're being molded into something that can, you know, lead them down where they can't just keep their freedom and just not be a part of the system. It's just kind of all disappointing, a little infuriating. So, we'll start there. This one's viewer suggested and then we may end up watching one more, but let's start with this one. All right, here we go. In November 2024, a routine afternoon at a local Walmart took an unexpected turn when police were called to the scene. Store employees had grown suspicious after spotting two women and a group of children filling multiple shopping carts with groceries, items totaling thousands of dollars. What raised red flags wasn't just the amount, but the fact that none of it seemed destined for the checkout line. When officers arrived, they intercepted the group before they could exit the store. The children, when questioned, claimed their mothers had told them to take the items without paying. The women, on the other hand, offered a different explanation. They said the children acted on their own, motivated by the approaching holiday season and a desire for gifts. This is what happened when police confronted the suspects before they could leave the store. >> You can stop right there. Well, I don't know if that thing's going to fit through there is the only thing I was worried about. >> I'm going to take this. You can stay with him right now. Okay. >> No. >> Yeah, they can. Yeah. This one was the two little kids. This one was the other kid. >> This is the one. >> Yep. This is the one that was with the little itty bitty one. >> Okay. So, we'll just do separate receipts for each, you know, person. >> You did. >> You're no dummy. >> One of them has a new pair of shoes on. She said those were hers and these are her daughters. >> Okay. >> So, her daughter has >> Okay. Which which daughter, hun? There's three other girls out there. Like the itty bitty medium or taller? >> Taller. Okay. So, did you pay for these because >> I didn't even know those was up in >> because these are in Those are no good until you activate them, >> right? >> And you don't have anything else in your purse? >> No, ma'am. >> Those are your shoes. You didn't take any shoes. It's the other one. >> The other girl. I don't know. She said someone else had shoes on. >> Those are yours. Okay. >> They're pretty. I like them. >> The one you had has stolen shoes on her feet. You're getting a show, huh? >> No. My house is >> Is it you that has stolen shoes on your feet? >> My shoes are with my mom. >> Okay. Yeah. So, those are stolen. Your mom said. So, we got to take those, huh? >> Does she have my Crocs? >> I will get them for you. After watching a lot of shoplifting body cam videos and then seeing how these kids are, I'm like, dang, they are like really used to just doing this. They're very casual about it. And I'm just disappointed the parents first cuz the kids are still growing up. I am disappointed the parents. They encourage it. Um, we're going to see what what all they find on the parents, too, real fast before I say my what I want to say. >> I think she's wearing your Crocs. I believe >> No, we have Crocs. Well, I got to we got to take those shoes. Okay. >> Then I have to take >> No, these are her white ones. I have black ones. >> No, your shoes on your feet. >> No, but my mom has my black. >> Yeah, I'll get your shoes. But we got to take those. Okay. Your mom told me that those are stolen. That's on your feet. So, I got to get them. >> And then I'll be sure I'll come back with yours. Okay. >> Just black croc. Okay. >> The Captain Crunch. You paid for this. You paid for the water. You paid for this. You paid for. It looks like this. So, you didn't pay for this, correct? Or this. So, if you can't see your screen, if you're driving or doing whatever, couple normal food items. Yeah. But then it's these headphones he's picking up. Other electronics, of course, they took the stolen shoes off the kids' feet, all that kind of stuff. Uh, so far are stolen. So, like cereal, okay, they paid for their cereal and everything else apparently is stolen. >> Is there anything in your purse that you didn't pay for, ma'am? >> Yeah. >> Yes, there's stuff in your purse as well. Okay. All right. [Music] The children were in the car. The moms are both cuz you're going to see two different women. This is mom number one or two, however you want to label it, are both in these carts, the little electric carts, but the children were the ones in the car that they took the shoes from. [Applause] Are these items items you took out of there as well? >> No. >> See this? Okay. This is where the the lying like you're caught at this point. They're pulling stuff out of her purse, makeup and stuff like that. It's like at this point, give it up. You've been caught stealing. And it's just I don't know. Let me let y'all let me let them say what they found in her purse. >> No. Listen, this whole place got cameras all over the place. I'm going to be able to tell if you put these things in your purse, if these are things that belong to the store. Listen, it's not going to make a difference if you took five items or if you took 12 items. I just want to make sure they get all of their things back. So, are these things that came from the store? Is let me ask you this question. What in the purse didn't come out of the store? >> Ain't that crazy? The easier question is, can you just tell me what you didn't steal that's in your purse versus trying to identify what you did steal that's in your purse? That's a crazy question to have to ask. >> Is all this stuff in the bottom here? >> That didn't come out the is the makeup. >> This makeup here. >> Yeah, >> this is brand new. >> Yeah, but I've been hot. >> These are brand new. Still sealed. Come on. Just be honest with me. I'll set that to the side cuz you claim that that's yours. >> Um I mean what do you want to do? >> What what do the kids say? >> So they sort of said that like mom told me to take it >> and just walk out. >> So what I would do is I would Miranda both moms >> and ask them >> and uh and then we'll go from there. if they and I would tell mom both of them like, "Hey, this is what the kids are telling us if you know that's not true and they took the things on their own and they're going to get charged as well." More than likely, they're going to say no. We told them to take to push them out. So, I'm just going to go talk to Mike to see if he wants me to bring these on their cards. >> He's ready for the next one. >> So, the police think that the moms are going to be reasonable. And when they ask them, hey, your kids already said that you sent them in here to to steal with you, that they're going to be like, yes, like I did it. I instructed my kids to steal. Now, what the moms actually answer? Hm. Not what the police expected on the first go round. >> Okay, >> before we go any further, um I'm going to ask you some questions, but I'm going to read your remainder rights. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to an attorney. Um if you cannot afford an attorney will be appointed for you get what you won. Um anything you say can will be used against you in a court of law. Okay. Um do you want to talk to me right now? >> That's okay. So here's the thing. I was talking to the kids outside. They said mom told us to bring that stuff out. Is that like tell me about that. >> No. I told them, "I'm not buying all that stuff, so put it back." I never saw them leave out of the store. I told them to go back. I'm not buying all that stuff. >> So, I'm in line purchasing my things. I forgot to pay for a couple of my items. I This is the stuff that I bought. So, I don't have a problem with >> Sorry, I'm going let it keep playing. >> The stuff I told, look, I'm not buying all that stuff. Go put it back. I couldn't I did not see them walk out of it. So, I would have stopped them. >> Okay. Why Why do you think they would lie to me about that? >> Because they're scared. >> Okay. >> You know, and they know I'm in here. >> Mhm. >> So, >> so here's the thing. >> They they were scared. >> Um with the amount of stuff they took, like we can easily charge them with felony retail theft from the amount, right? Um, so >> that other ID, >> huh? >> The other ID. Did you guys >> If you told them to take it out, >> I didn't keep it. I gave it back to >> this isn't the crime of the century. But here's the thing. Like >> paper, >> you don't put my kids. >> Yeah. So, here's the thing. If >> they could be getting those charges as well. Like we we can easily charge them with felony retail theft. >> Um, same with you. And then same with the other woman that's here. >> Oh, yeah. Um, so if they did it on your behalf, I mean, it's not the end of the world, but I don't want to have to charge them if I don't have to. >> Right. >> I would never. >> Okay. First time around, cops ask cuz they think a reasonable parent is at least going to take the blame for leading their kids down this path. You heard what she said? Oh, uh, you know, no, they just are trying to save me because they think I'm I'm in trouble. So they're trying to um Well, actually, no. That doesn't make sense because she said the kids are scared, so they're going to say whatever cuz they know I'm in here. Well, if they're scared for you, wouldn't they say we did it, not our mom? So that didn't make sense. Then she's about to ask her again. She really has to think about it. Should I keep having my kids go down this path? I think the cops gonna tell her it's a felony level amount of things that were stolen from Walmart. Um, and then the other lady, I can't remember what she said, so I'mma wait on her because I get I swear if you if that other lady lies and she had all that new makeup in her purse, y'all. Um, but yes, y'all that are like it is guttered behavior to sit here and blame your kids and you know, you're leading them down this path. You're putting it on the least or least likely to be stopped person. So for the women, they put it on the kids. For dudes that do this out here, they send the women in. Now the women are adults though and they need to learn better. You know I'm talking about the bank scams most times and stuff like that. But they are definitely using their kids as decoys. I think the kids were sent out earlier than the parents like by the parents with carts full of stuff and then the parents were going to roll in their electric carts to meet the kids and get the stolen stuff that they had in the big carts that the kids had in their possession of the big carts. But to sit here and blame your kids is crazy. And then just I'm going to say this. I need to point this out on how unbelievable it is. The kids didn't have just kids stuff in the carts. The kids had grown a people stuff in the carts that only a grown-up would care about stealing a kid. And you talking about close to Christmas. I told them to put that back. Your kids did not want no dog on kids clothes from Walmart. That's not what they priority would have been had they actually wanted to steal something from Walmart anyway. Like it's just you need to suck this one up. This is on you. you know, tell my kids to like steal that amount of things when >> they can ask me for it. Like I was in person, >> okay? >> Like I would never tell them to do that. You know, they're I mean >> they're kids so they're going to, you know, save adults. >> So she's doubled down that it was her kids idea right now. She's doubled down on that cuz twice she's answering it the same way, >> you know. But I would not let y'all walk out of here like with a cart full of stuff. >> So, were you not around them in the store or what? Like how do they get away from you and get out with the store with all of that stuff? I mean, >> I was all over the store, you know, and like that's my first time here. >> Where you originally from? Um, but I move towards like the smaller part of Illinois. >> Okay. What smaller part of Illinois? >> Um, Ali, >> um, I wouldn't put them in this type of harm, you know, with this cuz we're always shopping and, you know, buying things. I save hundreds and hundreds of dollars, you know. So, >> okay. >> I don't know. >> Do you think that she takes her kids shopping all the time and buys them hundreds of dollars worth of things? And I'm not saying that that's something that you should do for your kids. I'm not saying that, you know. I'm just saying. But do we think that that is what she does? This is a very flimsy excuse of how you're saying your kids are the ones that are thieves and not you and you had no part to play and your kids stealing household things and stuff that kids just don't care about. I don't um I don't know if they said the ages of the children in this video or not. >> If they just scared, you know, I'll take the blame, but I assure you this will never happen again. Okay, >> I'm with y'all that say this is a career for them. This definitely will happen again. These women will do this again. First of all, you comfortable having a another adult partner in it. Y'all know what y'all are doing. Then you've probably graduated to the point of using your kids. Y'all was probably doing this before the kids were involved. Now you've graduated to involving your kids. I definitely think that they do this all the time. I think that they do it again. You know, you know how we've seen people get arrested? They do it in areas they don't actually live in. But yeah, no, this is not a first time. They're not in my opinion. >> Come into stores with my children, you know, cuz kids can pick up things. You know, I was a kid before, too. >> Mhm. >> You know, and parents said no. >> Right. But kids don't pick up that amount of stuff. Like I know kids >> take stuff, but >> not that amount unless they're kind of told otherwise. You know what I mean? Like that's just a lot of stuff for them to just walk out with. >> Yeah. I And I tell them to walk out with some of that. But >> triple down just now and the cop makes a very rational point. Even if they were stealing, if when kids sometimes they go through a phase of stealing, I got the mess beat out of me cuz I had tried to steal. I got caught when I was a kid and I'm like, "All right, this is not my life. This is not my life." Um, but they do. They steal something you can put in your pocket or it's a it's one thing that they really had their eye on or so like like normally if a kid goes through a stealing phase, it is not let's take a whole cart full of items that bear no entertainment for me. No, that is not what happened. >> On my children we have I will take the blame on their mom. I will take the blame. >> All right. Well, let me go talk to the other woman out there. They just You're going to have to stay in here. Okay. And so, um, your kids, the kids out there were saying that you guys had told them to walk out with the car and go wait in the car. Did you tell them to walk out of the store? >> All right, that's the other mom. Mom number two, whatever. She just said, "No, I did not tell my kids to walk out with a cart full of stuff." And um only if she didn't technically tell them I think because I can't remember if she has the little boy or not. The little boy is too young to push a cart. I think those two girls were in charge of pushing the carts and they going they going to identify who had a boy girl a girl and all this other stuff. I'm not sure. That's the only reason. But I think she also was part of instructing them. They they friends. They do this together. They they definitely were instructing the kids kind of as a group in my opinion. But this the one I think that had the makeup in her purse right now. You know you was stealing and telling them kids to steal. This is the one that had the sealed makeup and he said just tell me what you didn't steal that's in your purse. >> Why would they lie to me about that then? >> Because they they probably scared. You told them do not come in here touching anything. >> Okay. But here's the thing. Like when kids take stuff it's not like clothes and like big items like that like a vacuum. Like that's just kind of bizarre for a kid to take, you know, like So, why would they take that stuff out of everything in here? >> I'm not sure. I know they said they would get they wanted to get >> Okay, I'm going to go back cuz her answer is stupid. But I want to go back to the police woman's question. Hold on. Because Exactly. Y'all said kids steal candy little toys. Yes, that is the things that normally a kid is taking. Okay, I'm going go back to her question though. >> Okay, so here's the thing. Like when kids take stuff, it's not like clothes and like big items like that, like a vacuum. Like that's just kind of bizarre for a kid to take, you know, like. >> So why would they take that stuff out of everything in here? >> I'm not sure. I know they said they would get they wanted to get Christmas gifts for people. They wanted to get Christmas gifts for the >> wor. So here's the thing. with the amount of stuff that they take. We can charge them with a felony. Um, so if you guys had told them to take this stuff out, it's not the end of the world. It's not the crime of the century. But I don't want to have to charge these juveniles with a felony if you guys had told them to take it out to the car. So, did you tell them to take it out to the car? >> There's a double down from this mom. So, she the police spelled it out for her. Your kids can get charged as juveniles with felonies for the amount of stuff y'all had them steal. And they doubled and tripled down at first. This is This is I and and it I don't know why, but them sitting in those electric scooters make me more mad that they did this for some reason. >> Did you guys have intent to pay for the items that you all had here? >> Did we what? >> Did you have intent to pay for all these items that were in the all these carts? Did I intend to pay for what I had in my cart? >> Yeah. >> No. >> Okay. And what was in your cart? >> Um and did you >> Huh? >> Here's the receipt for what she >> This one here. >> Here's the receipt of what she >> What's your first name, ma'am? >> Chalet. >> Chalet. Okay. So, we're trying to get the honest truth of what's going on because right now you're all looking at felony charges, which means in the case of, you know, the situation with these kids. If you guys are charged with felonies and we decide to detain and hold you, the kids are going with us to DCFS. So, we're asking for honesty because we have to take we'll have to take the children in protective custody if you have to go that route. We need to know what was going on. I don't want these kids getting jammed up with something. If the intent was, and I've been doing this a long time, if the intent was, "Hey, we'll send the kids out." you know, it's you send the kids out because it's going to be less conspicuous or whatever. Just be honest with us. You know, people are in hard times. We get that. We're we're trying to work with you. Your honesty and everything can be the determining factor of how we can handle this and avoid having to do it. Or maybe this is just a situation where we're able to bring you down, have you guys follow us down, fingerprint photograph you cut loose with some tickets. Okay? But if we can't get any honesty then and we had to do some type of felony hold or something, it's going to I don't want to do that to these kids. Okay? So, we're just asking to be honest. It's Christmas, the holidays. It's tough for >> No, it ain't hard times. They had electronics and stuff in there. It wasn't necessities, and for now, still mad cuz right now, we're still saying, "Yep, we'll let the kids take the felony part of this issue." Uh-huh. >> For everyone. Trust me, we deal with these all the time. And I'm trying to work with you. So, is Officer Orsini. So, if you could just tell us the honest truth because otherwise this we're looking at hours of sorting this mess out. I mean, just this receipt alone >> $2,000 worth of merchandise >> between all of the between the whole group. >> That's enough for us to hold everyone, you know, and take I I don't want to do that. I don't want to it, you know, I don't want to take these kids in protect custody. I don't want to go that route. You all could be charged with felonies, you know, and you know, there is a chance if you're honest with us, we can work with you and and get you where we have you follow us on to the PD and possibly process you process you guys there. Not >> and this is why I have I definitely don't have any pity. GG. That's the That's perfectly put. You should never have to beg a parent to protect their child. That is so perfectly put. And this is why I just I do not have sympathy for these parents cuz it's not even that they're just stealing. You're stealing while your kids are present. Then you have them involved in the stealing. Then you try to let them take the fall for stealing. >> Charge your kids. If you guys But if you're telling me these kids, >> you got to go wait by the car. Okay. Um, >> so, so what we're saying is these kids in separate instances, two came out, then these younger two came out, both told us the same thing and they never got to meet up with each other. She said, "My mom told me to push out the car." She said, "Just go out to the car with it." I mean, these kids have no reason to lie to us, you know. So, we're just looking for honesty so we can work with you. That I mean, seriously, I want to be able to send you home with your kids and family, whoever all these people are. So, just tell us what happened. be fair with us, okay? I mean, obviously, I've been doing this 10 years. I I I'm not I'm not new to the game. I just want you to be honest with us so we can work with you. Okay? So, let's wipe clean, start fresh, and tell us what happened, what drew you here, and why these kids push out the carts. >> Um, we were on our way to Chicago. >> From where? >> The process. >> Okay. Okay. >> And we stopped here on the way. >> Okay. He was coming in to get a few snacks and stuff for the road, but then the kids was wanting stuff and we did tell him to push it out. >> Okay. Because you didn't have the money for it. Is that is that the assumption? That's why I guess so. You're saying you didn't have the money. You just said just push it out. Okay. And that was between the two of you adults to organize these kids to walk this out. Correct. >> Okay. And what she had in her card was not paid for either. >> Huh? >> No. Senator some. So, did you guys do selfch checkckout I'm assuming? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, some things were scanned, some weren't in an effort to avoid. Was that a fair statement? I mean, obviously, you know, their cameras are like really good here. So, I just it eases the the process for us. >> And that's the other thing. They said Walmart came so good they could zoom in on your phone and see what you texting somebody. The the days of stealing from Walmart whenever y'all started are over. Stop. Don't steal. But why the heck are you stealing from Walmart? And then there's another store um in this one mall and I think I have it in our list of watching shoplift and stuff, but this one store in the mall um it's scanning the items that you stole basically. So even if the if the people don't see what you stole, it's already scanned it as you done left out. So the cops it's already tallying what you've stolen for the cops to see what amount it was and everything. Stop stealing. you. It's not like it used to be. Whatever it used to be, do not steal. They see you. >> Know what happened versus having to sit here and watch hours camera and hold you guys. >> We're sorry for stealing. >> Like I told you earlier, not the end of the world, but not something you want to get caught up doing. It's not >> So, here's the daughters, y'all. That's why their their face is blurred. They're minors. Um, but these are the daughters right now in case you're coming in and don't know who's who. These these are two of the daughters >> worth getting in trouble for. Okay. >> Okay. Where were you guys coming from today? >> Um, we were going towards Chicago. Okay. We came from Where's home? >> Um, in Alto. >> Okay. Is that Mercer County? Is that where that is? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> And then you guys stop here. >> Yes. >> Okay. What brought you to out of Walmart? >> Um, well, we did want to do some shopping. >> Okay. >> And um, you know, money is kind of funny, so we picked up a few extra items. >> Okay. Um, I'm not happy with this whole situation. I'm not >> You're only not happy cuz you got caught. Y'all been doing this. That's the only reason you're not happy. Y'all too comfortable when you start taking headphones. I was trying to see some of the other stuff that was in there. You've been doing this. You happy as long as you get away with it. And that's why you're not in your county stealing cuz you're trying to make sure it's it's it's I guess it's less likely you're recognized. They can identify your car if you can get out there in time and all this other stuff. You know what you're doing. That's the only reason you're not happy. And I I tend to think money been funny for a long time. Um, and I am wondering if they have occupations. I'm not going to lie. I am wondering, do they even have some some type of income that they report to a job for? >> Thinking it's cool. >> It's not something that, you know, I do on a regular basis. I don't. >> I believe that. I believe that. >> Um, just being like a single mom. He does not believe that woman that she doesn't do this on a regular basis. He's got to say that cuz to I'm his good thing's point. They going to want you to tell you tell on yourself anyway. So they going to make you feel comfortable. He said he's dating a single mom. True or not true, I don't know. But he said it and it make that other woman go ahead and tell on herself finally. But and this woman starting to tell on herself, too. But uh no, he he doesn't believe that this is your first time. I I refuse to believe that this cop thinks this is their first time. stuff is, you know, >> struggling. >> Struggling. >> Sure. >> So, we did pick up some items. >> Okay. What happened with the with the kids? Did you guys just tell them to go and push the carts out? >> Um, >> and the reason I'm >> She start She crying now, too. This the other mom started crying. >> I want them kids to catch any charges because they're involved as well. So, I just want And again, I don't get stuck on hesitating on your answers. Just spill it all out. I'm Listen, I'm dating a single mom that was single before me. I get it. Struggling scrapping and change up to pay for gas. I I've watched it. It's hard. It's hard. That's why I'm trying to like empathize and sympathize with you cuz I've watched it with her, okay? Like I watched it before for the last year until I could help her. So I I I know >> I've watched them go through it. So I want you to be honest with me, okay? And just tell me. >> I don't care about those kids. You were telling me earlier you wanted to protect them. >> So just did you guys tell the kids to push the carts out? >> Okay. Okay. And then you when you go to check out, you go to the selfch checkckout, correct? >> Yeah. >> Today where you have the selfch checkckout. Okay. And then assumingly, and correct me if I'm wrong, you were scanning what you could pay for and then scan what you couldn't, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So this stuff the kids the three of the kids yours or two? >> Three kids. >> Three. Okay. The girls, all the girls or the >> two girls and one boy. >> Okay. The older girls and the boy. >> Yes. >> Okay. Um Okay. And so were they walking around with you guys in the store or they went in different areas and you guys just So how did they get to the point of at what point did you guys I guess tell them, hey, fill the cart up with what you need and just walk to the car with it >> in between like the stores and side of the store. >> Okay. When you guys cuz you assume we all walked in together, correct? And then everyone kind of had their own carts and >> Okay. Um, at no point did the kids intentionally did they ask you why why are we pushing us out? Did they ask you that at all? Okay. Okay. Did you tell them give them specific instructions on what to do with the carts? >> No. Just push it out. >> And what did you tell them to do when they pushed out with it? >> Go to the car. >> Go to the car. >> Those are called instructions, ma'am. When he said, "Did you give them instructions of what to do?" That is the instruction. The instructions to go to the car. It doesn't matter. They don't finally told them themselves. But I think the cops always knew that it wasn't kids with those types of items. And I think like I hope I don't think the cops would actually charge the kids with the felonies. But um the the way these moms doubled and tripled down to let it stay on their kid till they finally broke down is wild to me. >> Okay. And then how many carts did you and the other uh >> um my cart and then my daughter had a cart. >> Okay. And just to clarify, and I know sometimes it feels like we're talking in circles, but you obviously the items you didn't scan, you don't have the money to pay for. Correct. >> Okay. When you came to Walmart today, was there an intent at some point that you guys were going to take things cuz you didn't have the items to pay for? >> Yes. >> So, you kind of walked in assuming we don't have some of the money. We're going to get what we can, but we we we probably can't afford some of the other stuff. Okay. Um, and what happens when asset protection stops? took just some general overall photos of the alo their cars. Joel, >> hey, >> what? >> This is mine. >> There's the there's the daughter again. So, they I guess they brought her back into Walmart cuz you know they were by the car. I see her little puff jacket. So, okay. So, um there is a RC car in here. A cordless vacuum is in this cart, y'all. I didn't I was When I'm getting ready for work, I like to have these playing in the background. I'm not always visually seeing everything either. So, I didn't see this. You tried to keep a felony on your kids with a Wise Wyz cordless vacuum cuz the kid stole that. That's what they wanted to get as a gift for themselves or somebody else. Go sit down somewhere. >> Yeah, but it wasn't paid for so you don't get to keep it. >> Um is what we'll do is we'll bring one of you down. We'll have the other one follow us with the car. We'll process your >> same cars. >> Okay. Well, so right. So what we'll do is we'll take one drive with us in a car and the other one will drive with the kids. >> Okay. >> We'll process we'll process >> and then we'll flip you guys out. So no so the kids aren't unattended. >> Okay. >> Okay. Sit down or go back outside. >> No, don't don't discipline now. Talking about sit down and go back outside. Don't discipline now. He need to he need to be here to see mama get disciplined. That's what needs to happen now. King, stay in here so you can see what happens if you steal. Because apparently your mama ain't gonna tell you, right? So now let him stay in here and see what happens when you steal it. >> So either one of these yours. >> No, hers. Okay. I'm going to get it right somewhere along the line here. >> And my daughter, they're all related. >> Oh, they are. Okay. Okay. >> Okay. >> So she's my stepmom. >> She's stepmom. Okay. Yeah, I think they probably selling it too. I wonder what's the what's the u I think um to your point Dark and Lovely Hill 75. They they probably are boosters and I think that's I think that word is still used and they probably are selling that stuff. Where do they be where do boosters be selling stuff now? Do they do like uh Facebook Marketplace seem like to be the thing? Facebook Marketplace and probably like Offer Up stuff like that. I feel like that's what they be doing. But y'all let me know where do they sell this stuff? Because I definitely think this is their career. Like so they're be they're reselling some of this stuff for sure. >> We just fell out. >> Oh yeah. >> Not that I care because it's not worry right now with what you got going. This would be illegal to be in the vehicle right now, which would be a classy misdemeanor. So just so you know for the future, it's got to be the original dispensary container. Okay. >> Um sealed orderless and not accessed to you. So that stuff can get you jammed up and obviously I'm not worried about that. Um but there's more education things since weed is legalized now or recreationalized I guess I should say. So >> light your cigarette and then I'll just cough you over here. I don't want to do in front of the kids. [Applause] >> I don't think she should have a cigarette. She was about to let her kids take a felony charge. I don't think she deserves a cigarette. >> Okay. And then sure just like that. Okay. Sorry. I'm talking to them. So I hold on you real quick. Oh. So y'all think they just me or you think they the equivalent of like the neighborhood candy lady. But at this point instead of going to their house to get candy, you know, they just you just go to their house to start shopping for items they done boosted. Do you think that's how they do it with the word of mouth? >> And then you just have that uh here. I'm just going to take that right out real quick. Just your wallet there. And that's it. Okay. And then is that your receipt for the center? Okay. Just lean against the squat for me real quick if you don't mind. >> Chalet. [Applause] >> Okay. I didn't sleep at >> both women were charged with unlawfully contributing to the criminal delinquency of a juvenile and retail theft. >> Okay, good. I don't the actual shoplifting charge the narrator didn't mention, but contributing to the to the to the delinquency of a minor. I'm glad they got that charge because they definitely deserve it. I don't know if there was also a shoplifting charge. They didn't say that's where the video just ended abruptly. Um, I think we got I think we Let's Let's do one more. Let's do one more. This one is Home Depot shoplifter tramples toddler trying to escape arrest. Let's do that one. That was also viewer suggested. So, we'll do that one. Oh, let Yeah, I think Okay, that's it on that one. Um, I will link the videos in the description box if you'd like to watch it uninterrupted. Definitely, you know, crediting the sources. All right, so let's see here. Okay, let's take this one off and let's do this woman who again the title says Home Depot shoplifter tramples toddler trying to escape arrest. Let me get it in here. Let me see what y'all are saying while it's uploading. They're called apartment boosters. They got a list. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. I heard I saw somebody in the chat put stepmom too. So or something. So um that's crazy. Not not you, not not you teaching your stepkid how to do this. The person who's with them needs to uh take their kid away from them. All right, so here's the Home Depot one. >> On February 11th, 2020, officers responded to a Home Depot for a shoplift call. >> Hold up for me. >> All right, get up. >> She's talking to you. >> You have anything in your back? >> No. Do you have anybody here with your baby? >> Stay in the car. >> Stay in the car. Call them. >> Oh, man. We have no IDs, by the way, as well. >> That's fine. >> You can have your car, too. >> I'll get it. Have a seat. >> Call Have a seat. >> I'm going to call them. >> You want me to pee? No. >> You want me to hurt you in front of your kid? >> Call them. Can you not grab me? Please >> call them. >> Oh my god. >> If you get up, I'm not going to get back up. Ma'am, I'm not getting up. I'm just around. >> Oh. Um, Bonnie, the little boy cries. I don't I can't tell if he was hurt or scared. But the little boy will cry because the way she falls and everything. So, that's the best I can give you. I'm not sure. They didn't call a ambulance. like it wasn't like that and it I think there was someone to come to get the kid and stuff so I don't think it's that but um she definitely did not care about the safety of her child and she basically I think like runs and falls while holding him type thing or something like that. Hopefully that's the best warning I can kind of give you on what happens to little little baby. >> No, you're going to stay like that. Call them. >> I'm not moving. >> Call them. You're making it worse for you. This was quick. This is so quick. >> All right, Kristen. >> Yep. >> You need a copy. >> I'm going to keep No, I already have a copy. I'm going to keep I'm going swap you. >> The police is trying to take the baby because they need to handcuff her. I for me I feel like they're trying to take the baby out of the harm's way before the parent acts a fool. That's how I'm taking it. Um that's not saying it's fact. That's my opinion is like, okay, you're doing something that's arrestable. We got to get your arms behind your back eventually. Please put the baby to the side. That's why I think the police is trying to get the baby. >> Don't look like that. Okay. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> Give me a sign. >> And to me, the question is always, why do these parents use their babies like shields to pro to delay the inevitable is the thing that gets me all the time is I feel like they really do use these little kids as shields. >> Yeah. I need you to be the witness for that, please. >> Can you walk me outside? No. Who are they? >> My friend and my son is in the car. My cousin. >> How can you just I don't know. Her phone probably dead or something. I'm not going to do anything. You already got me in here. I'm not going to >> Let me tell you what. Cynthia Cynthia said not Home Depot. I wonder what she was stealing in Home Depot. But I do know that the the um the meth heads, the crackheads, they love going to Home Depot. I don't know if Home Depot's security has upped lately, but Home Depot was the place that these methheads and crackheads was steal from because you can pawn things so easily from Home Depot. Like, you know, they got the tools and tools are very pawnable. I don't know what else they be taking, but I I know tools are high on the list and um and there was a time these they was easily walking out with stuff from the store obviously and but this was back in 2020. So, I don't know if this I don't know. I don't know, but I just know that they loved hitting up them hardware stores because they could uh get a good resale on those uh tools and everything. I do know that much. But I wonder what she was trying to take from Home Depot. >> You feel me? What can I do? I got my baby. >> You going to let him carry baby? >> I ain't carrying the baby. You can put the baby in a stroller. I ain't touching the kid. I'm sorry. We can get We can get a shopping cart. Baby can go in the baby basket and you can put her in handcuffs. We can walk her outside. >> I'm not even trying to. >> You have the receipt and the video ready. Copy that, ma'am. The >> video ready. >> I got I'm working on the video. >> Can you do that? >> What' you say? >> My god, bro. Trying to call my mama. This is crazy. [ __ ] >> Calling my dad. >> It's a petty charge. >> I know. I'm not trying to I just want to get it over with. I just want to get him my baby. that if she's this worried and it's a petty charge, again, probably a career uh thief because the petty ones, they do let them off real easy with the petty amounts. So, for her to be acting so squirly and you'll see her get more squirly in a little bit. I'm like, you must have already a record where even if you do something small, it might come down worse on you because it's What are you doing? Why are you doing all this? >> Can you just walk outside when >> I can't let her walk like that? You got to go in handcuffs. You can hold the baby >> and hold you at the same time. >> I'm not going to do I got my child. What you and my other baby in the car. What? What least can I do? I'm not >> I'm not dead. >> I'm not dead. >> You guys bring me a shopping cart. >> Wait. M. >> Just put them right there. >> That's where she gets squirly. She start she well she was already squirly in the beginning to me cuz I think if she already asked could she go to the bathroom. What is it with them asking can they go to the bathroom? They the the people are still going to get caught for crimes like can I go to the restroom? Can I go to the restroom? They always ask to go to the restroom. That was the first part of squirly for me and then this next part is her being squirly again. [Applause] Lady, you're not moving. Lady, you're not moving. >> Okay, so I'm describing for my people that can't look at their screen. When they said, "Can you put the baby in the cart?" She acts like she's going to put the baby in the cart, but she actually tries to take off running with the baby. She didn't make it probably 10 steps. They had her against the wall. She's still clutching the baby and then now she's on the ground and the baby's under her which is again why the cops was trying to take the baby from her when she was sitting in that seat cuz they already know how these people act. So that's what's happened right now. So right now the baby is still currently under the mom on the ground. >> Let go the kid. You're you're hurting him. >> I got my baby. >> Let go. This guy said I wasn't going to jail. Exactly. A stupid tres. >> Don't do that. I got my baby with me. Let go of the baby. >> Let go of the baby. >> Come on. >> Ouch. >> Don't [ __ ] >> Hey, comply. Listen. Comply. Don't fight her. Don't fight her. >> Oh my god. >> Don't fight her. >> Don't fight her. Comply. >> HQ. I know >> they got the baby. In case you're not looking, the baby's no longer under her. [Music] [Applause] >> Okay. >> Okay. >> And now you're going to jail for stupid. >> Oh my god. [Music] >> No. It was a [ __ ] ticket. >> He said a trespass. >> It was a [ __ ] petty test. >> I want to get them all. They must have been She must have known they was going to pull up something in her record cuz she said you going to be trespassed and it was a petty theft which means she probably was going to get a notice to appear type ticket unless they found more from her history. This girl was doing a lot for a small amount. Uh Coco's person says some Home Depot stores use facial recognition. Okay. I mean they be carrying some high dollar stuff. Like I'm like these people they used to be liberally stealing from Home Depot. Like I'm like oh what's going on? Wow. 10 of my arm. >> 101 175. [Music] >> Come see you. >> All right, >> major. >> I did you. He didn't even give it to me to sign. >> What paper? >> The [ __ ] paper. >> Can I get up, please? >> That cop mad at her for doing that to that kid. That cop is mad. She dropping fb bombs and everything. it. This I don't know why this woman put her child in danger for nothing. I don't get it. >> No, I got to pee, man. I want to pee on myself. Seriously. >> See, now she got to go to the bathroom. She got to pee. >> Can I please get up >> about my child? I'm not trying to >> They always care about the children after they get caught on a crime, but not before committing the crime. They never care before and while committing the crime, but they dog care once they get caught committing the crime. >> Please, ma'am. >> You're not very smart, I'll tell you that. >> Huh? I agree. Uh, police officer box of rocks. She is a box of rocks for this. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> Can you push it all the way? >> You don't have to. I'm taking everything out of 2190. How close are you? >> I want to know what she stole from Home Depot. Just out of curiosity, I just want to know what what does she still >> This is your money. It's going inside. >> I got to pee so bad. I'm really about to pee on myself. Please do it, girl. >> Copy. What are you all working on? >> Custody 105. >> You don't even have to steal. You got money. [Applause] >> You want gloves? Show us that bag. >> Yeah, I'm going to do that. >> You got gloves or you need them? >> I got them. All right, go ahead. >> Oh, she stole the drill. That's what she stole. Plet, do you think she was gonna p it or you think she stole it from somebody like a sorry dude? Only reason I say this because women be doing some stupid stuff for men, man. Do you think she stole it for herself or she got it for a dude? >> All right. >> You have anything on you? Thank you. >> You know I'm in jail. If you have anything, >> they're going to charge you. >> Stop moving. Just stay still. >> I got it going out. >> That's fine. >> You saved it. Can you br >> Oh, yeah. She did. Thank you, Bonnie, for clarifying. She did say, "Do it, girl." She was like, "I'll pee on myself." The cop was like, "Do it, girl." I think Yeah, I I think she did say that. cuz I'm on my >> Do you really have someone for this kid or not? >> Yes, I do. It's in the car. >> She's waiting for another officer. >> Can you walk me up? Please go >> 823. >> That's your mom. >> Where you at? >> At the office all the way at the back. >> I'm so sorry. It's okay, Papa. Please. >> You're going to jail. Please. >> I told you it was a stupid ticket. >> He just told me. >> I told you that's what it was. I sat there in front of you and I said, "It's a stupid ticket. I told you you're not going to jail." >> He didn't. You just told me. >> 521 was clear. And now he said he went back to jail. >> My baby. My other son is in the car. >> And another son in the car. I didn't even realize she had another child. I thought it was the one child. She had another son waiting while she while she out here committing crimes. >> You want to run? 82. >> You said stand up when you came inside. >> That's what you told me to do. You didn't say nothing about the cheek. I didn't hear you say that. >> On the cold floor. You keep pissing me off. >> Please, please. >> The fact you put your baby in harm piss me off. You're going to jail for being stupid. >> That's the That's the main thing. >> In the car. >> Oh, my problem, girl. Should have thought about it. I told you it's a simple thing. >> Yeah. I just She got a kiss. Hold on. She got a kiss. >> So, I just got to make sure. Um >> she says there's someone outside with her. >> I can give the kid right now. >> I'll take the baby. >> Yeah. >> You want? Yeah. >> Yeah. Thank you. >> Oh, no. You trying to take them off, too? You want another charge? >> I'm not trying to do nothing. >> You're [ __ ] I'm telling you, you're you're not very bright. >> You are not very bright. >> This thing is hurting me. I'm not doing nothing. >> She is a box of rocks. I'm I'm I have to agree with that. She is not very bright. >> All right. >> Huh? >> I'm not trying to get Do you mind asking her if she want me to take my baby home? >> Well, supposedly her friend is here with her other kid. >> Pulled off. >> Supposedly dark. >> I I don't know who this is that asked, do you want me to ask you want to take her baby home? Ma'am, if you are a stranger trying to be a good Samaritan, that for me is a little too far. If you don't know this child, don't put your life don't don't involve yourself in stuff like that. And and that mom had she said yes, I'd be like, you just let your kid go with anybody. Cuz the way they asked the question, I'm like, do you know her? Is this the one that was outside waiting to take the kid? I'm about to go back and see this woman offer again to take this baby home. Like, do you know her? Cuz hell no. If she don't know you, no. No. They need to always get uh control custody. And if it's not somebody that woman know, then it does need to be DCF, whatever the new acronyms are for it. No. [Applause] >> Huh? >> I'm not trying to get Do you mind asking her if she want me to take my baby home? >> Well, supposedly her friend is here with her other kid. pulled off pulled >> off. >> Oh no, this will come handed over to officer Thomas for transport. Show me 107. >> Your friends left. Oh my. >> What? Yeah. >> You want to take your baby home? That mean them friends knew she was in there up to no good because there's no reason I'mma leave you and I got one of your kids and you still in there. I'mma wait for you unless I know you stealing and I'm I and I'm here and I need to get out of here. Your friends left. >> You can call her on my phone. Call my baby phone. Put your feet in. >> Put your feet in. Put it in. >> Can you call my phone? Is that who it is causing late? No. >> 2862. >> What's your password? >> That's not it. That's not the number. No. No. Hang that up. That's not her. >> Well, she's asking where you at. >> That's not her. It's my cousin Ma. I don't know what she asked where I'm at, but it's Karita. That number. Karita. And my baby. His phone is in there, too. >> Yeah, your son. I told him. Hello. I told them to come. They need to get your baby. And they left. >> Hello. >> Major. >> Hello. >> Yes. This is Rubio. >> Where you at, Karita? >> Uh, right here. Coming. >> Coming where? >> I'm coming back to where you at. You left the election bunker and gardener street. >> Okay. >> Uh, do you want her to take your stuff? All right. Uh, where's your ID? And what p you have like a bunch of [ __ ] >> somewhere? Do you have an ID? >> My stuff got stolen. >> You don't have an ID? >> That's why I had to give him my card. See24. >> Call my mom. Yeah. Call Get my mom number 561 >> 225. >> Are you coming back? >> Yeah, we're coming to get the baby. Yeah. >> Where are you coming from? >> Excuse me. >> Where are you coming from? >> I'm coming from North Lake. >> From North Lake? >> What? >> Yes. >> How? I thought you guys were just here. >> No. So, who was that person with her other kid? Do you guys want me to call DCF? Cuz this is stupid. >> I have no problem on calling DCF and they will take both of the kids. >> No, I'm coming right now. >> No. Where you at? >> Take him. Take him to my mama. You got my mama number. >> You got my mom and >> No, you're not 5 minutes away. You say you're in Blue Heron. >> This where I am, Mary. Something not right about this. Either this not the set of friends that was actually already here that can just turn around and come get the kid or um they're lying and it is them and they trying to pretend like that wasn't them cuz they don't want to be caught up in we was part of helping you steal like what's going on with this phone call >> 5465 call her now tell her you bring your major how is it that they left you kind of shitty friends you got two >> I'm right here coming Add a number to your mom. That's my mom. What >> kind of shitty ass friends you got? >> Who's with your son? >> My son is with Karita. >> Call my daddy phone. >> You have your ID. >> There she is. >> Hi, ma'am. >> Okay. The woman and the woman. Why are you still here, ma'am? They They better not They're not like y'all said, it's a liability. They're not gonna release a child to you. What? What? What are you still doing here? You're not getting this baby. >> He knows you. It's okay. I know. >> The woman was charged with theft, child endangerment, and resisting arrest. Share your thoughts in the com. >> And she could apparently not been arrested for the theft part, but the other stuff is where them handcuffs came out. Okay, those are the two for now. Hopefully, I will see you in the morning. I can't remember what's on my calendar, but I should see you in the morning to watch more body cam with y'all. They They know. They know. They know. Jacqueline. Right. Right. Well, they really trying cuz I You know, it's hard for kids once CPS, you know. I get it. I I don't know. I'm not a parent, but they trying. They was trying to help the children go with someone familiar. But parents are those types of parents are stupid. But okay, so we'll watch more tomorrow morning. I I ain't going to lie, I was having a banging nap and I had my alarm set cuz I knew if I didn't set my alarm, I wasn't going to wake up in time to be here for this one. I had a good nap. I was where I'm from today. So, u but yeah, I do believe I should see y'all tomorrow. I'm try hopefully I wake up and want to walk tomorrow that I can catch y'all after my walk and everything. Right. You don't. Right. So, they was trying to help before it got to that point, but she going to do it again. She's a career one, too, in my opinion. She going to do it again. I don't feel like this was her first uh time stealing or getting caught stealing. All right, y'all. Well, I'll see you soon. Bye.