Since August 19th, which total of 5th, she has been activating gift cards without paying for them. >> The video begins with the deputy explaining to the girl's manager that she had been activating gift cards without paying for them and keeping the cards for herself since August 19th. The total losses were calculated to be $1,724.95 and the girl also admitted to taking an additional $300 in cash. >> Okay, so >> Okay. >> What's the handwritten sign? >> That's her. That's her permission. >> How you doing? What's your name? >> In the video, a deputy speaks with a teenage girl who is being arrested at her workplace for theft. >> So this is what's been going on with you and your employer. At this point in time, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can will be used against you. >> arrested. >> Hang on. Just listen to me, okay? Just listen to me. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can will be used against you in the court of law. With these rights in mind, do you wish to answer questions? >> The girl, who says she has never been in trouble before, explains that she was taking money to buy food for herself and her little sister. >> sister for a little while now. >> Okay. You said you're taking it to buy food for your little sister and you. >> I've never been in no trouble in my life. I've never been in trouble in my life. >> Okay, calm down. >> I've never been in any type of trouble in my life. I'm so scared. >> What's the home life situation? Is it Is it just you and your sister or >> It's my mom, and she works a lot, so she's not really there. So it's basically me and my sister, but she's with my oldest sister right now. Cuz my mom's at work, and I'm not with her. So I'm getting arrested? >> So you >> be going to jail today. >> Who's going to pardon me out? >> You have >> The deputy informs her that she will be going to jail because her employer decided to press charges, which is their right. >> They're going to press the charges? >> Do you know the total dollar amount of money you took? >> They told me to stop. >> She estimates she took around $1,000 and describes how she would scan gift cards and add the amount she needed. >> And how were you doing this? >> At the first I just took cash and then I would just scan in the gift card. >> So, you'd scan the gift card and do what? >> Just put in the amount that I needed. >> Okay. >> I don't know what my lawyer is doing. I'm freaking out. I know I've never been in jail before. I'm freaking out cuz I don't think they're going to get me out. I'm freaking out cuz I don't think they're going to get me out. >> When did this start happening? >> Maybe like a month or 2 months ago, maybe. So, it wasn't like a everyday thing. >> How many times a day would you do this? >> I've like three three times with the cards. But I took >> She also admits to taking about $300 in cash. >> How much do you think you took? >> Probably like 300 in total. Can I call him? Can I text him? >> You can you can make a phone call. >> You think I'll get out today? >> So, you probably won't get out today. You probably have to spend the night. And you'll get out first thing in the morning. You have to see a judge in the morning, okay? >> No, I don't want to go to jail. I said I was going to pay it all back. I can't go to >> Unfortunately, >> I can do so you won't press charges? >> Unfortunately, this is what the company wants to do. Can I have your driver's license? >> My mom is here. Can you tell her? >> Yeah, >> Here, to we're going to walk out. We're going to talk to her out there, okay? So, just grab your stuff. This one. Do you want to let your Do you want to have your mom take your stuff? Okay. >> I don't know where she is. >> All right. >> The girl is then taken into custody to be processed and will see a judge in the morning to determine a bond amount. >> Sit in there while I write my paperwork and then you'll be turned over to them. They're going to basically put you in with into the system and then you'll see a judge in the morning. >> What time in the morning? >> Around 8:00. >> She is also officially trespassed from the location. >> You're also trespassed from this location, okay? They don't want you coming back. If you do, you will be arrested, okay? Do you want me to search her real quick? >> Please. >> You want to stand up against the vehicle real quick? Do you have anything on me that's going to poke me, prick me, anything that I should be concerned of now? No? >> No. >> Okay. Put your hands up here. >> What does your mom look like? >> She's black. She looks old. >> You're going to have to take this off later. You okay to just take it off now? We can give it to your mom, too. Hair tie, right? Spread your feet real quick. >> I think this is her right here. >> The girl's mother arrives and the deputy explains the situation to her, giving her the girl's belongings. >> So, I'm going to give all of her stuff to you. >> Mhm. >> Okay. I'll explain to you kind of what's going on. I don't know how much she explained to you. Um but I guess she was caught stealing from the from the business. I guess she was charging gift cards and pocketing the gift cards. She's been doing it for a few months now. I guess she also admitted to taking cash as well. But >> The deputy explains that due to the dollar amount of the theft, it is considered a felony. >> We don't have discretion on it. She's got to go. They would they are persistent on pursuing charges. So, if you'd like, you can talk to her. >> Yeah, I'm going to take my password off so you can get into my phone. >> Elizabeth, do you want this to go with Mom? >> Come here. >> This is just a copy of the trespass cry. This is the evidence. There. >> So, give it a little bit. She'll be able to give you a phone call. Once you get there, you'll be able to talk to her. They will get to you okay. They'll be able to give you a little more information of the process, okay? Step back. >> Can you tell them to call AJ to see if he's there? >> Call the four delta female 10-15. AJ? Okay. Yep. Thank you. So, you'll see judge, okay? Um and they're basically going to read over the case and determine whether or not there's probable cause for the arrest. And then from there it's just going to be a bond amount, okay? So, tomorrow you'll be able to find find out what they're going to set as a bond. >> hit with an organized fraud charge under $20,000. 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