Blue pushing red car northbound. Hello, I'm Officer Robinson with South Police Department. I'm conducting a theft investigation. You're not free to leave at this time. >> I'm conducting a theft investigation. >> What's that? >> They pay in there. >> Someone else is paying for the merchandise that you walked out with. >> Put your hands behind your back, please. Hey, do not pull. I'm going to put you in handcuffs. Then we're going to investigate. Relax this hand. Hey, listen to me. Listen to me. >> While we investigate, I'll put you in handcuffs. And if we're wrong because listen, you're pulling your hand. >> No, no, no, no. >> You listen. First, put you in handcuffs. Make it safe for me, then we look into the details. Thank you. >> Okay. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Just cuz I put you in handcuffs doesn't mean you're getting charged. It means it gives me time to investigate. Explain that you walked out with stuff we're not paying for. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> We'll work it out for you. We're not just going to take you to jail. Give us a minute. >> 797. Can you stay t >> Yes, I got it. Thank you. >> Hunger cut off his finger and tried to hang and may try to run from LEO. There's going to be a black male toward wearing a white pink. >> What? What did I do? >> Just turn around. Take a seat on my Where was that at? >> Appreciate you. Where's Where's your buddy? Right there. She don't even know what's going on. So, >> she's saying that she's about to pay for >> can't walk out without paying. It's just something they always use. >> I got you. >> Yeah. >> I'm just Hang on. Let me make sure this. >> Yeah. So, if you want to like stand right there where she can't see and just let her walk out just to make sure like, hey, >> yeah. Okay. Is that her? T. Yes, that's her. Thank you. >> What's your first name? Okay, here's the deal. I Yeah, I need you to pay attention to me because every time I ask you a question, you resp Hold on. You respond with a >> shocking to me because >> it is it is shocking and it's unusual that people get put in handcuffs unless they're committing a crime. So, we don't we don't just do this, okay? So, I I need you to listen to me very carefully, okay? Because it's important that you listen because if you don't listen, you might miss something. And if you miss something, it could be bad for you. Does that make sense? >> What's your first name? Tama Wilson. >> Spell it. >> S H E M K A Wilson. W I L O S O. >> Don't turn it off. I'm sorry. >> Whoa. >> We couldn't turn it off. >> Don't do that. >> I'm so I'm sorry. I'm so sorry. >> We couldn't turn it off. >> What do you mean you couldn't turn off? Because we don't have the the key is in in in the p in the girl's pocket that the car >> Don't worry about the car. What did I just tell you a second ago? You need to listen to me. Okay. Don't worry about what he's doing. All right. Spell your last name again. >> W I L S O N. >> You ever been arrested before? >> Yes. For what? >> It's been a long. >> For what? What you mean? >> I'm just saying it like >> So you've been arrested. How old are you? >> I'm 30. >> Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say? You listening? This is where I told you you need to listen. >> This is where I told you you need to listen. >> This is where I told you you need to listen. I'm not going to give you the benefit of it. You need to listen to me cuz if you don't, it's not going to work out. >> You have the right to remain silent. Having these rights in mind, do you want to talk to me about what's going on here today? >> I want to know what's going on. We went shopping. I had to go shopping for my baby for my baby milk and >> I my friend was in there still paying for it and I came out here because the car was still running and I wanted to make sure the car was still okay and she was in there paying for it. >> You walked into business with your car still running? >> Yes. You know, you know that's how cars get stolen, right? But I can't cut it off even though I didn't have the key. >> How was it running if you don't have the key? >> It's a push to start though. >> Yeah, but the key has to stay in the car for >> Yeah, but it didn't. It was still in his pocket. >> Whose pocket? >> In my friend pocket. My boyfriend. >> Where's he at? >> He's at He's at the house. >> But I was already in >> the car. The car doesn't stay on unless the key is in the car. >> It was already in the middle of I was already in the middle of driving. It say no key like when you driving. So when you turn the car off, it's going to automatically just go off. >> Okay. Well, I guess we'll have to call your boyfriend to come bring the key. >> We just going to have to >> That's why I came to the car and just started putting stuff in the car cuz she was in the camp. >> So, whose groceries are these? >> That's me and her, though. It's not groceries. It's clothes and >> Okay. So, whose merchandise is this? >> It's me and her. >> So, you're sharing. So, is she paying for all of it? Did you guys split the bill? >> We split I s I sent some money to her cash app and we split the bill. So, you're paying her through cash app and she's paying for everything inside >> and all that. >> All right. Well, I guess we'll find out. >> How was your day? >> How's my day? >> It's been extremely busy. I had to chase a burglar. >> Sorry, I got a lot of background. Wait for you guys to get >> This is happening. >> I got the other the rest of my squad up there. >> I'm hoping this doesn't turn into anything. This is just a mistake. But the loss prevention officer said that we've scanned items and then paper. >> Huh? I scanned all my items. I didn't even They rung us up. >> The people run us up. >> They didn't go through selfch checkckout. >> No. So, she's indicated that we came here together. They came here to buy all this merchandise. She cash apped her friend who's still inside, I guess, her half of the bill. And then because the car was running, she wanted to come out and start putting the groceries away. And I guess I don't know what's going on inside. But how much is all this stuff? >> It like came up to Well, that was food stuff, my baby milk, but the clothes and stuff came up to like I think like 400. >> How How do you know how much it all rang up at? Well, I didn't know because I I was just putting a bag in it. >> She said they didn't go through selfch checkckout. They're not the customer. >> Matter of fact, I'm sorry. I did go up check out for my >> cuz she said since we ringing up the clothes, you can go through self can you go can you go through selfch checkckout? And I did go through selfch checkout, but I rung up everything. I rung up every it was only milk. >> But did you pay for it? >> What you mean did I pay for it? >> You rang it up and you have to pay for it after that. >> Yeah, I was going to pay for it. We was going to pay. That's the card that she was using, but it was two transaction, >> right? So, >> so I had to wait till she finished with that one first and then we was like, that's why. >> So, what that looks like to everybody in the world who doesn't steal is that when you go to selfch checkckout, bring a bunch of stuff out and then without putting payment in, walk outside and start loading stuff in the car. That looks like stealing. >> That doesn't look like But I'm going to go back in. I was going to go back in like after I put stuff in and make sure she was like >> But that's not normal. >> It doesn't at all make sense to anybody. It's not normal behavior. The normal person doesn't >> I was really just worried about my car. >> So I call him on the phone. I go, "What you got?" And he says, "There's someone in the store who has stolen from Target before. What what she does is she goes to selfch checkout, scans stuff, and then bags it and leaves and never pays for the stuff. >> Been talking a minute, >> right? I guess the last time you were So over a minute ago, they remember you. >> So then they're watching you and they're like, "Looks like she's doing the same thing she got arrested for last time." >> I know. I know. >> Well, that's what it looks like. You're bagging stuff up and I'm not doing that. I just know my car was running hot and she was >> So if this guy walks in there and I get on his motorcycle and leave with it >> without his permission and then when someone stops me I go I was going to pay for it later. >> He's going dude just stole my motorcycle. But he's not going to be like, "Oh, oh, he was going to at some point offer me money for the motorcycle because that's generally not how um >> this is not how transactions work. >> Put the bags back if it's not if it's that serious. You can put the bags back in the store and we can sit in the store." Like I just wanted my car to be >> before it's paid for. >> Huh? >> Before it's paid for. You wanted to load hundreds of dollars worth of baby >> cuz she was still in I didn't I didn't understand because she was still in the store. Like it's it's not like she's leaving or nothing because she's still in the store. >> Yeah. But >> this person that's walking out the store there, >> she's not responsible for paying for all the stuff that you walk out of the store. >> Neither is the person that came out before that. >> Yeah, she is. >> And well, I'm going to ask her. I go, "Hey, uh, are you here paying?" I'll ask her. And if she's like, "Yeah, I'm paying for all that stuff." >> Oh, okay. That changes the thing. But as of right now, what you're saying is completely different than the way >> pretty much everyone I know shops. >> Okay. Well, can you go get like >> I'm letting her finish her transaction >> because if she pays for everything without me talking to her, then we know that there's a good chance that she was going to call her and tell her, "Hey, tell the tell them to pay for all this stuff." Okay. You're not allowed to dig in your purse. >> Okay. She's watching me. Okay. >> She's on the phone. >> Oh, she's talking. >> What's going on over there? >> She's just acting like I think she's just probably scared to walk out. >> Do you think that she did? It look like she was going to try to do selfch checkout also and then was interrupted by a team member. Is that >> 5 minutes? >> So, we can really only um prosecute her. >> I got you. But she's not saying that. Is she saying anything about trying to pay for all the stuff that she walked out with? >> Um, I'm not even sure what she I think she just burning time. Did they got anybody else in the car that's on the phone with her or something? >> No, but she her phone might be ringing in her purse. I don't know. >> Yeah. Yeah. So, >> let's go. I'm going to just go talk to her. >> Hey, Officer Robinson. There's a car out here parked in a handicap spot. Um, was that you? Did you park a white SUV in a handicap parking spot? >> Hi, how are you? >> Did you drive a car here or did you ride? >> Yeah, I rode. >> Okay. So, someone else drove? >> Yes. >> Okay. Well, there's a car out here parked in a handicap park spot and I thought >> the cow's not on it. >> No. >> Why you looking at me like that? >> Well, I was also looking that if if you had a disability or something. Oh, no. I thought I wrote it. I I drove it. >> Um, are you are you all done? I'm with your friend outside. Have you paid for everything yet? Are you ready to go? >> Okay. Are you still working on that? >> Yeah, we'll save this one for last. [laughter] >> What's wrong? >> Um, well, your friend walked out with hundreds of dollars worth of merchandise and didn't pay for anything. So, >> I mean, that's what we're doing now. >> You're paying for what? >> She's paying for >> Yes, that's what So, what I'm doing to figure out what's going on. How are you paying for all that stuff >> with a car? It wasn't me. >> How do you Can you walk me through the process of how you are how she walked outside with >> I don't know if she walked outside cuz I was talking to him. So that's what I'm saying. I thought she was inside. >> So what what the information I got was that she walked up to a register, scanned a bunch of stuff, didn't pay for it, and then walked out. >> How was that? Well, >> that's what I'm saying. I'm trying to >> She is. >> Yeah. >> So, I I don't know what you're talking. >> So, is >> what items have not been purchased? That's true. >> I didn't say you >> I said that's what items she purchased. >> I got you. >> She um lots of baby formula and clothes. >> She has that was sick. So, she was dealing with that. So, I don't know. That's what that lady >> I don't do you. >> No. Okay. That's why I'm like I'm so >> I got you. So, you got something else. I'm just trying to make sure. >> I'm like I'm so lost. I >> I got you. That's why I'm like she's outside with other stuff. >> Okay. And you said you were trying to pay for stuff. >> I was just calling her a couple things. >> What stuff are you trying to pay for? >> The clothes. >> What clothes? >> She was assuming she has the buggy, but I'm glad she was still in here. That's what I'm saying. I didn't I'm not wearing >> Yes. Everything. Yes. >> So you scan >> all the stuff? >> Yeah. >> And she walked out. >> So yeah. So only thing should be in the buggy is is our clothes. >> Clothes. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Not baby formula. >> No. Okay. >> Unless she put it on stuff, but she purchased it. She didn't witness to that, right? >> That's what she gets. >> So, what what it looks like may have happened >> is you scanned clothing items. >> I was scanning her clothing. >> Okay. >> And she went she went over there and scanned stuff. Okay. She didn't pay for anything. >> She know she didn't pay she didn't give anything to Target in exchange for hundreds of dollars worth of merchandise. She just walked out with it. What that looks like. >> Okay. I'm staffed. Yeah. >> What's also problematic is when I go, "What are you paying for?" You go, "All the stuff." I go, "What?" >> Yeah. Okay. >> What are you paying for? >> Okay. Yeah. >> And if it's the stuff that he scanned and not the stuff that she scanned, then that's still stuff that she walked out with that wasn't that you're not paying for. >> Okay. Okay. I'm not aware. >> Her story is that you're paying for all of the stuff that she walked out She has she has her own birth card. I don't know. Okay. >> Like I don't know. >> So she's supposed to pay for her stuff and you're supposed to pay for your stuff. >> Well, our clothes are together, but the baby formula. So that's someone gave her the wig card to the store to get that. So I don't know about wig. >> It's not your car out there. >> No, it's her. >> No. >> Okay. That's >> cuz there's also an issue with somebody that's your boyfriend. >> Yeah. >> Oh, okay. She said >> what did she say? What did she say now? >> That it's her friend's car. She didn't go. It's her boyfriend's phone, which kind of makes more sense. I got you. Do you all have a key? >> I don't have a key. >> Yeah. Well, it's turned off now. So, yeah. >> Oh, god. >> Well, I don't want her to flee in the car while she was being uncooperative. >> Oh, God. >> Yeah. So, at some point, we got to figure that out. >> All right. Finish up here. >> Can you bring the stuff back inside? I don't want no one to think anything with the >> Yeah, we'll get that figured out. >> Yeah. Yeah. I don't want no problem. All right, cool. Thank you. All right, here's what she is saying. >> Mhm. >> And there is an associate with apparently now they're having a hard time paying and she's acting all nervous because I what I expect is that they didn't have a way to pay now. She said, "I don't know. My car is losing or something like that." >> However, >> the associate seemingly scanned a bunch of clothes. >> Mhm. >> But never any formula. There's a ton of baby stuff check out. >> So, and she's saying she wasn't trying to pay herself for for she's got her own stuff. So, she's g me the story that she's supposed to pay for everything and she cash out her money and she's not saying anything. So based on all that and what you're saying, it sounds like she went to selfch checkout, >> scanned a bunch of items, put them in the bucket, >> also put the items that the associate scanned, >> put some of those in there >> and just load them in the car and walk down >> and either was waiting for her to run out, hop in the car. >> Yeah, they do this all the time. Like I can pull up their case in the system. I think her name is like Shakira. They've been apprehended that others for a couple months. So they got like 15,000. I don't think she was on it. We can look at it and see. Um, but they do that all the time. They act like one's trying to pay and the other one walks out, but their face is like, >> but then what happens? Does she then get in the car and they both? >> Yeah, they were in it together, but it's just you can't really prove on our end cuz she didn't walk out with it based on what y'all able to do. You know, that's kind of >> your best judgment. >> Um, all right. Are you >> not comfortable going out there? >> Yeah, I know, man. >> Cuz I want to like Yeah. scan it all. >> And if um if you want me to show you like the correct information real fast on the computer like it's >> I not necessarily >> in that order because what I don't want is for her to be trying to leave and me not know the status of the vehicle. >> Okay. >> We had more people that had to leave. >> But yeah, but like if it looks like she's >> arrestable and she's not arrestable, I don't want to force her, slow her down in any way. Um, I'll tell you. >> All right. I'm going to pull my car from over there over to here. Can you meet me over here in like a minute? >> Okay. >> You're just trying to pay for it, right? >> Yes. >> But it's already scanned. >> Yeah. >> Right. So, all you need to do is pay for it and we just give it to you over there. >> My bank and I just got my bank. My account's closed. That's why I was calling her for her to come pay for it. Now, she and you walked in at the same time, right? So now it's like a bit misunderstanding now cuz it's like now I'm have to figure out is she being >> detained? I got you. So yeah, she's Yeah, she's under arrest. >> Okay. So yeah, we need to go bring >> So you want you want to know the what I think is happening? >> What's going on? >> I think that when you got customer service in here, you diverted your behavior while she loaded up the stuff and then you're going to be like, "Well, hold on." And then you were going to get in the car and leave with her. >> What do you mean? I mean, I believe that she loaded up all the merchandise and you were going to double the merchandise. >> Yes, she did. >> She's got hundreds of dollars for the stuff that wasn't. And honestly, what I think >> was that your intention was to leave with her while there's >> Well, why would that was to leave with her? Why would I spoke out with her? I'm assuming she's still in here. So, what are you talking about? >> You want to argue? >> I'm going to argue. I'm just telling you what what I believe >> is that you are going to leave >> with her with all the stuff not paid for with the ruse that something's wrong about cars. >> That's what you're saying before you walked in here. >> I got you right now. I had to put your handcuffs. I didn't go that route. >> I know. >> But that's what I my gut tells me is happening. >> No, >> I got you. So, all the stuff that I seized out there, we're not bringing in yet, >> but it all going to be returned to to Target. >> Yeah, that's fine. But the reason that you Why would we need it here if you can't pay for it? >> Because she she left the building. I did not know she was the building. That's what I'm saying. And if I was >> Are you paying for it? >> Or if if you are, then it's already standing. It was a misunderstanding. >> She's trying to pay for it card recently hacked or something, >> right? >> So she was trying to get her friend's card so she >> and I just literally started calling her. You walked up to me on your >> and you telling me this and that's all it's like, >> right? What's going on? >> Well, what's going on is $1,400. Is any of that stuff still here? >> That's what I'm saying. >> All of it's in the car. >> It was never in the car. That's what I'm saying. It's >> Oh, it's in the car. No, it ain't. It's in the car. >> Okay. Well, she should have been in here. >> Yeah, >> that's why I'm telling you. >> Maybe she should be, but she walked out. She walked out with it. That's why I just said just >> when it wasn't paid for it. So, basically, your friend walked out with $1,44963. Oh, she has cuz we've arrested 44. So, >> so yeah. So, I I got to go figure that stuff out >> before I can help you out with that stuff. >> Atari, it's $1,400 worth of merchandise that was scanned that is not paid for. And they're saying that ain't got nothing to do with the >> Say it ain't got nothing to do with her >> with the formula. >> Okay. >> It's closed. So, I don't know what else is in there. >> That guy looks like needs a deer in headlights. the cashier trying to help her. She's giving him a story that like my card got hacked. I'm trying to get the payment through or something like that. >> But I'm real close to believing that this is a ruse that she is also using. She's a suspect. I just not the point of putting handcuffs yet. But >> um All right. Meanwhile, he's hanging out here in the sun. So, let me >> because she's real close to taking being handcuffs also. Is that your friend? Yeah. >> That's the other half walking up to you. >> Got him. Huh? >> What? >> I thought >> No, I can't tell. You know, the car was running, so I didn't. >> Where is he at? >> But take the if what happened? I don't know cuz my I was calling my [ __ ] frozen because I'm trying to ask [ __ ] So I had to wait. So I was calling you to tell you I need to use your card. And before I can even finish out your number, the guy walks up to the scene and says, "Hey, do you um did you walk did you walk out with a bunch of like did your friend walk out with a No, actually he says it's a car park with a handcap spot. I'm like, "Okay, is the decaf not on it?" >> And he's like, "Well, get the two." Well, the froze the car, bro. Get the two bags up there. I didn't know that. >> What the What the What happened? >> Okay. What you uncle? >> Oh, no. She just told me to. >> Yeah. She >> Please don't remove things based on her her directions. >> Okay. I'm sorry. What? >> I got you. Yeah. So, did anything get paid for? >> No. No. The guys just told me to just this suspenders just to see what's going on here. >> Okay. Yeah. So, yeah. I mean, just so you could see what's up here. I've got tons of I'm a dad. He's a dad. >> I'm I'm >> I got you. This ain't cheap. So, what I've >> What I'm looking at is $1,400 of stuff was scanned and none of this was scanned. So, which means the total amount of things that were removed from the store is $1,400 plus all the stuff. So, I've got lost prevention. Going to figure out how much all this is. >> This was when after you finished the the transaction, I was going to pay for that. >> She told me to go to the computer. So, she put the things on Paul. So, when she doing the thing on pause, we came I came over there and helped you bagged up. Then I came out here. I said, "Let me go get the you the number in the car we're bringing. So, I got the car. Simple as that. And I came out here. That was it. And I didn't like >> So, where can she just pay for the W? Cuz she has the Wick card. That's what I'm trying to figure out. Like, I don't understand. >> No, no. What she's saying is is you guys already talked about this. She's saying you're you you have already agreed to pay for all this stuff, >> silly. You forgot. >> I forget this week. This >> But she said she she already cashed your money to pay off for all this stuff. cash after her half of the bill and you >> for the clothes. >> Not for this. >> Oh, >> this is not that have nothing to do with this, >> right? No, but that's exactly the different thing what she's just saying. >> I'm not getting this. >> Listen, clothes, >> right, >> is what me and her, >> right? >> This has nothing to do with >> and she she already cash out your clothes >> the clothes. >> What about the rope lights? >> That has nothing else. That's the stuff that came with the >> She said she said that you were paying for all this stuff. all of this. >> Okay, you want to be literal. >> It was still She still had the car in her hand. Like, >> right here, here's what here's what it completely looks like to me. >> Well, I'm sorry. And I just want to go feed my daughter and if I can't if if I can't go I need to hurry up and just go to Publix or something to go do the tweet >> to Publix? We ain't going to Publix. >> So, here here's what it looks like. Okay. You stole over $1,400 worth of stuff from Publix >> in in a poorly coordinated attempt. >> I'm sorry. I said Publix cuz she said Publix. >> Target. So that's what it looks like. That's what I'm investigating. Okay. >> You've been respectful to me, which is why we're having a dialogue. >> Okay? And I'm And I'm treating this different >> so than I would that if you were like, "Hell no, f you." And all this stuff. So, I mean, I'm communicating to let you know where to go. And I'm also telling you what my suspicion is >> that it's not normal for one person to walk out to the store. >> And I asked the the um the people that work in there. I said, "Did you ask? Did you see?" They was like, they didn't even see her walk out. So, I'm that's I'm not understanding. We were having >> the guy you talked to either said he didn't because he didn't or said he didn't because he knows that loss prevention was watching you guys. >> I did. Listen, the lady the two ladies said they didn't see her walk out either. So that's what I'm saying. No one was paying attention. I didn't even notice it. >> They were they maybe >> right because here's the thing. They know her. >> Oh wow. >> From when she got caught stealing before doing the same thing. >> So as soon as she walked in, they're like >> she's still judging me from a long time ago. >> So >> not that long ago. They know about they remember it. So I know that. So that's that's why they were watching her from the get- go and and she absolutely I got >> I got >> I I got all that. The question is, >> you know what I mean? Is she lying or telling the truth about >> No, she >> about about you >> being involved with with paying for all of this this stuff. So, all right. >> Here's here's what we're going to do. Okay. >> I'm going to identify you. You need to provide me your identification because I'm doing an investigation. >> Okay. My name is at the police department. So, I just got out of jail. >> I'm here. >> Jesus. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> As long as I can find identify. I'm just going to put you as an involved party. >> Okay. >> Um, here's the thing. You're saying that you're going to communicate with her for her to come in and pay for stuff cuz your card isn't working. >> No, I was calling her. So, cuz I cuz I didn't see her. That's what I'm saying. We was It wasn't paying attention. I mean, I was having a conversation about accents cuz the the other lady had an accent and we was talking about how people making jokes about it. >> But in my understanding, more or less. >> Yeah. So, um, >> that you were trying to get a hold of her. >> Yeah. I was justly calling her phone and when you walked in, >> right? >> So, I thought she is saying she doesn't have a way to pay for all that stuff because >> she has a listen >> because you were paying. She doesn't she might be a What's your last name, love? All right. First name, >> Shantavia. S H U N T A V I A. >> Well, here's the thing. She started loading stuff in the car. And what I don't want is someone hopping in the car. >> 628. I just got back to my car. >> She loaded a few things in the car. >> But I mean, we walked up. She was walking out. We were trying to make contact. She walked right in the car, started loading stuff up. >> So, yeah. >> So, I turned the car off. Yes. Yeah. Before >> turned the Did she say Did you tell you about to turn the car off? >> After I turned it off, she after I turned off, she was like upset. They got turned off. But here's the thing. >> I've got from the a cop's perspective, I have a suspect's vehicle running and I'm like, well, that's real fast for hop in the vehicle and try to drive away. >> So, we've got I [laughter] got you. But so, like a normal thing we do is go, >> oh god, there >> I've got your keys and now you're free to go. Well, I see that. But it's also not normal for people to be like, I'm driving a car and I got no way to >> to turn on and off. So >> yeah. >> So you are you are you are free to leave but what I can't have you do >> can I can he come back? >> So here's here here's the thing. >> No I'm going to just tell you like there's there's pieces to this. Her you and the car separate pieces and the merchandise. >> Okay. Hold on. I'm going to tell you I'm going to tell you. >> You are free to go. >> Yes, sir. And and and that means I'm just not controlling your movements. You're like, "Peace out. I want to leave." Okay, you're free to go now because I've identified you and I could put you in my If you were like, I be like, "Well, guess what? You're not free to go. >> But you you're free to go. The the only caveat to that is you cannot interfere with my investigation of her." Okay? She can't be like talking to her, doing anything like that. Let me get this stuff. Got to get off in the car. When I'm done with with her, she's either coming out of handcuffs and leaving or she's going to jail. I got to figure that out. >> So, at that point, if she's out of handcuffs, then y'all go do whatever. The car has been is part of the scope because she started putting stuff in the car. But that that doesn't necessarily take long for me to go, "All right, what is your stuff? What do we see her put in there? Is there anything else in here that looks like it's merchandise from Target?" That's the extent of my interest. >> I don't think that was in car. >> Another thing that got our interest is the car is parked right now in two handicap [clears throat] parking spaces and nobody here has a disability. >> So, so there so I think the dec >> but >> I don't that's what I don't I don't >> but you see what I'm saying. >> I understand what you're saying. >> If you rolled out, you know what I mean? And and you are killing me. They got a SW right now. >> Why? Well, my feet are kill me, too. But that but that doesn't mean >> a disability. I know. >> So, there's a possibility that we're just dealing with the You're >> She illegally parked in a handicap spot. >> We're not going to get taken or anything, right? >> Oh, no. She may. You ain't >> for two. >> You ain't. She might. >> Oh, knucklehead here parked in blocking two handicap spots when she's fine. That That's That's kind of messed up. Yeah, not yet. Let me >> not yet. Okay, >> let me see. Get her IDed. I've IDed her and I told her she's free to go. She wants to know other stuff. >> Shami Shama >> Shmika Wilson. >> Is there an I in there somewhere? Cuz you spelled S H E M K A. >> That's Wilson. >> 12292. All right. Should I just call you Jane Doe? >> Is that how you want me to call you? Janeo. Shea. >> No, sir. >> That's your name. Wilson. >> Shemica Wilson. >> Well, the way you spelled it. >> This is how I'm aggravated. Like, I'm just >> Okay. You're aggravated. >> But you're giving him a bull last name cuz I know you've been arrested before or I'm sorry. Date of birth. date of birth. So when I look up just a a female with your date of birth with a last name that begins with W, there is zero. >> What was the Sherekica? >> So you got a different last name. >> Shakiraia. Look up this look at look up this name. So here's the deal. This is how it works. if you continue to conceal your identity from us until we get to the jail and then we find out who you are when we get to the jail because we scan your fingerprints and they tell us, "Yeah, this is so and so. We arrest you for Stop. Stop. Are you kidding me right now? GET ON THE GROUND. I'm not jail on the ground. >> Not me like that. >> Not Not me. >> I don't want to go to jail. I don't want to go to jail. >> Yeah, cuz you got warrants. >> No, I don't. I just don't want to go to jail. Y'all going to be nasty. Y'all going to let me go. >> Now you're going in a car. >> You got to be kidding me right now. >> Unbelievable. >> Let me go to jail. >> My baby. Baby, stop. >> Stop. I got to eat you, bro. I got to eat. Okay, >> hold on. Hold on. >> Oh my god. >> That was ridiculous. What are you doing? >> All right, we got Unbelievable. >> No, I haven't patted her down yet. >> Oh, >> now we're going to be extra careful. Can you please untwist these? They tighten my tangle. Let me give you bleed. >> Okay. They they are actually quite loose. >> No, they're not that hot. I'm twisting this twisty. >> No, you you can actually like freely move this wrist around. >> This is hurt. >> I believe it's not comfortable, but I just checked it and there is nothing there that is going to cause injury. It's just uncomfortable. All right. Please have a seat in the car, Trey. Will you get back over to that white SUV that she ran from? Artari's over there. >> Yeah. >> Hey, man. >> Hey, man. What it is? >> It's like Reno 911 out here. >> I don't want to go to jail sir. I promise I didn't want to go to jail. >> I believe you don't want to go to jail. I want to go because my baby is so hungry. My baby's so hungry. >> All right. So, I'm about to drive you to jail. >> Why? >> You're going to get charged with resisting. Okay. And and a theft charge. >> What theft charge? >> Well, for for leaving the store without paying for things. >> To like it wasn't that loud leaving the store. What the heck? >> And so when he just hear what you're saying and I'm going to note that in my report your what you're telling me. Okay. >> But the the evidence suggests that it was a predetermined interest to steal this stuff to take it without paying for it. >> But that's what it looks like more than likely like by far to me. So because of that, I'm going to write that this is my interpretation of the evidence was that you were purposefully taking this stuff without paying. Okay. >> Can you call a number from me? >> Um I have to go get a can of milk. >> No, not I'm not going to do that. >> I got you. There's a there's a big difference between when someone says, "Can we make some phone calls?" and everyone is being cooperative. But the fact that my that my buddy had to run across the parking lot and we're worried that you're going to like get hit by a car like the stress involved in that >> because I didn't want to go to jail. >> I understand that. But that changes >> that I didn't want to go to jail. >> That changes the the the extra things I'll do to be nice. Okay. >> She was charged with grand theft and resisting arrest without violence. She was sentenced to 35 days in jail, 24 months of probation, and ordered to complete an anti- theft course. Thanks for watching. Be sure to subscribe for more videos like this.