I'm going to detain you in handcuffs. Shut off the car now. >> Okay, go ahead. I'm pregnant. I'm pregnant and I'm pregnant. Don't you touch me. >> Step out. Step out now. Step out. >> No. No. >> Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Stop. >> I'm resisting. I'm resisting. >> Stop. >> LET GO. >> STOP. >> LET GO OF MY LEG. I CAN [ __ ] YOU UP. >> STOP. >> OKAY, I WILL NOT STOP. YOU CAN'T TOUCH ME, YOU STUPID [ __ ] >> KARENS, like other women, can also get pregnant. And when they do, that bundle of joy suddenly becomes part of their arsenal, especially for the shoplifting types who think a baby bump doubles as a free pass to do anything. >> She just kicked me. >> I DIDN'T KICK YOU. ABSOLUTELY. YOU guys just slammed me to the ground and I'm pregnant. I told you to be gentle with me and you guys refused. I will let you arrest me. Please do not slam me on the ground. I am pregnant. You will risk giving me a miscarriage. >> Here are several moments when unhinged pregnant Karens realize they don't get a free pass. Starting with Taylor, who is seven months along, on the run, and apparently under the delusion that pregnancy comes with a superhero mode that lets you outrun cops. >> I don't want to lose my baby. >> You're not going to lose your baby. >> I am if they're going to take me to jail. >> Now you're going for escape. >> Oh, please. I'm just scared. I'm just pregnant and I'm scared. >> Okay, well now you just got more charges. >> On the 18th of August, 2025, at around 9:30 in the morning, a police officer spotted a woman with both in-state and out-of-state warrants casually roaming the streets with zero worries. Like a kid in a candy shop. This came right after it was revealed that she had stolen from a smoke shop, a move that sounded less like desperation and more like a twisted recipe for unhealthy pregnancy cravings. >> Out of the car. Get out of the car. You really going to go for a flight taking off from me? Get out of the car. All right. >> Initiating a high-speed chase as a pregnant woman already said a lot. Perhaps this wasn't her first rodeo and if anything, this was no ordinary expected month. >> Hey, out of the car. Out of the car. >> I'm coming. >> Put it in park. >> I am. I'm coming. >> Put it in park. Step out. >> I will. Just a second, please. >> Stop reaching. >> I'm not reaching. >> Stop reaching. Get out of the car. >> me. I'm scared. >> Okay, get out of the car. Put your hands behind your back. >> Please, I need I need to tell my partner. >> Stop. No, put your hands behind your back. Stop. Stop. You're going to get tased. You want to get tased? >> No, you don't need to do that. I will listen. >> Okay. No, you're not listening. Put your hands behind your back and keep them there. >> I will listen. I'm Please don't hook up on me. Please don't hook up. >> Stop. >> Sorry, please. >> Stop. >> The car's on and >> I know it is. Juliett 35, a female detained. >> I'm 7 months pregnant. >> Okay. Well, well, you need to start listening then. >> Okay. >> Okay? >> I'm talking. >> No. >> I can't talk to you though. >> No, you're not getting a cuff right now. As soon as I get another deputy here, we'll work on that, okay? But right But right now, you're going to stay in handcuffs. Okay? You tried to back up on me when I told you to stop. >> I know. I'm sorry. >> Okay, and you didn't get out of the car when I asked you to. Okay. No, no. Listen. Okay? You need to start listening and then things will go different. You were reaching on the side of the car. >> I was reaching for my phone. >> Okay. The Okay, you don't reach when the cops are here. >> I'm sorry. I didn't >> Okay, this isn't your first time dealing with the police. >> What do you mean? >> What do I mean, Taylor? >> I haven't dealt with the police. >> Taylor. Really? >> I have just got to Vermont. I don't know anything. >> You just got to Vermont. You're in Florida. >> I mean I know. I mean I'm from Vermont. >> Yeah. Yeah. You You haven't dealt with the police in Vermont? >> Not in years. >> Not in Not in years? Since you were a kid? >> Yeah, since I was like 19. >> Okay. Here, I'll loosen this cuff. Hold on. Just Just Just read. >> If you see my hand, it's really messed up. >> What? I understand that. But Looks like That's not from me, though. >> No, no. It is It gets really tight. It hurts. >> Okay. >> I'm sorry. >> Well, I tell you I tell you what I'm going to do. Okay. Taylor. Taylor. Taylor. Okay. >> They just got tighter. >> Okay, Taylor. I'll I'll put another set of handcuffs on you. I'll put two sets of handcuffs on you, okay? >> You don't have to have them. They come off easily. >> Yeah, no. No. That's not the way this works, okay? But I'll put another set on to give you a little bit more room, okay? >> Are you going to take me somewhere? >> Taylor, you have a warrant for your arrest. [snorts] >> What do you mean? >> You have You have a warrant for your arrest out of Vermont. >> So you have to take me somewhere? >> Yeah. As soon as they confirm the warrant, you're going to be taken somewhere. Yeah, you got to go to jail. >> Why? >> Why? Because you got a warrant [music] out of Vermont. >> And my baby's coming. >> Okay. Hold on. I'm going to undo this cuff. Don't Just keep Keep your hands where they're at, okay? >> my meds first? >> No. We'll take them with us. I can't give you meds right now. All right, do me a favor. Just lean against the car for me. Your butt against the car. Your butt. Yeah. >> I'm going to be sick. I don't understand. >> Why are you going to be sick? >> Cuz I need to take my meds. >> Okay, what's What's your meds for? >> I'm addicted to something. They're in the car. >> Okay. What >> I don't want to be sick. I have water. Can I please just take them? >> What? Calm down. First of all, okay? Okay, if you're going to be sick, I can call paramedics here, okay? But this is what What is your meds? >> It's those They're >> Are they Are they they in your name? Are they in a prescription bottle? >> Neither. They're just from the store. Please. >> Okay, I can't give it to you right now. I'm going to turn off the car. Stay there, okay? Whose car is this? Who Who lives here? >> wake my boyfriend up? >> No, not right now. Who lives here? >> Like who's owner's name? >> Yeah, I mean who do you live with? >> I live with my boyfriend with seven other people. >> Do you know who's who who owns the house? >> Mark. >> How do you know Mark? >> He's our friend. >> Okay. From Vermont? >> I think he's from Vermont originally. >> Oh, okay. Who's friends with him? >> What do you mean? >> What I mean how do you know him? Like you said he's a friend. >> My boyfriend was his friend first. >> Okay. >> Please don't take take me. Can't you just cite me? >> No, if you have a warrant from Vermont, [music] you have to go to jail. >> She'd been running her whole life trying to dodge the inevitable. Now with consequences finally in sight, she knew it was either now or never. She had to come up with something no matter how ridiculous, [music] just like she did at the very beginning. >> Okay, Alex, what is your last name? >> Browning Shoe. >> Your date of birth? >> I don't want to lose my baby. >> You're not going to lose your baby. >> I am. They're going to take me to jail. >> You violated probation or something? >> It was 2 years ago. >> Okay, well then why didn't you just take care of it? >> Cuz I was scared and then I was in the hospital for almost 3 months. And when I got out, I was living in some place really far away. I couldn't get there, so I figured time was time kept going by and never reached back out. >> I mean I mean this is what happens when you let things just fester. >> Can't you just cite me for what I did wrong? >> Not if you have [music] a warrant. The warrant is from is from Vermont saying that they [music] they that you did something that you needed to go back to Vermont for. >> How long does that take? >> I don't know. >> I need to tell my boyfriend I'm leaving. That I'm getting taken. >> We'll take care of that. Something. Now you're going for escape. >> I'm so scared. I'm just scared. Ow, my wrist, my wrist. >> Hey, then then you shouldn't have ran. >> I'm sorry. I'm scared. Ow, ow, ow, ow. >> You just took off on me. >> I'm sorry. I'm just scared. I'm sorry. >> You have another charge? >> Yep. >> I'm just I'm pregnant and I'm scared. >> Okay, well, now you just got more charges. >> I >> All you want to >> I'm just pregnant and I'm scared. I'm sorry. [laughter] I'm not perfect. I'm sorry. >> All right. Six months pregnant? She fall or anything? >> Huh? >> She fall or anything like that? >> No. >> I'm sorry. I'm just scared. >> Why'd you run? You're seven months pregnant and you ran from the police. >> I'm just so scared. I'm sorry. >> Do you have anything in your pockets? >> No, I don't have any pockets. >> Female search. You want to >> Yeah. >> Have a seat. >> Juliet 30, 50. Is there a female 10-37 that could be 10-31? >> I'm just scared. I'm sorry. I'm just scared. I'm sorry. >> Yeah, well, >> I'm not a bad person. >> Well, you got charges out of here, you got charges out of Vermont. You're You did not make your situation any better. Any better at all. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> I don't really care that you're sorry, to be honest with you. Okay, you put a lot of people out in danger with your reckless driving. And then you were obviously look like you were stealing from the smoke shop over there as well. That's why the owner was chasing after you. So, >> I some My friend gave me these things one time and I got addicted to them now. I've been trying to taper down off them. I'm sorry. >> Looks like purse might be there. >> Yeah. >> I don't know whose car this is. >> She just said it I wanted to say something that's here. Let's see if he already read her Miranda. Is this it? >> Yes. >> This is all you took? >> Yes, sir. >> She wants her cell This is your cell phone, right? >> Yeah. >> You want your purse? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Her boyfriend is meeting her at people outside of the house to give it to >> Yeah. I don't know. It's one of the reasons I was asking for it. What do you want to What I mean, we can take her. >> Yeah. >> We got to got I mean, she's already She already got all the charges. She already got all the criminal charges that she has to worry about. So, we only need to sit sit here. We'll make this disposition with with the car. Submit that in the >> Uh-huh. >> I mean, we'll see if they uh Whose Whose car is it? >> Mark's. >> It That's Mark's car? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> After wrapping up her mess, the officers still had one last piece of business to take care of. They needed to make sure the car she arrived in was properly accounted for. So, they headed over to the house. But, that simple routine gesture quickly spiraled into something nobody saw coming. >> Hear somebody in there? I hear him. I don't Okay. Okay. >> [laughter] >> Sheriff's office. What? No. We're trying We want to give you the keys to the car. No. Get the owner of the car. Get the owner of the car, please. Can you Can you kindly get the Can you kindly get the owner of the car? Can Can you get >> All right. >> I didn't ask you if you lived here. I said, "Can you get the owner of the car?" >> No. >> I'll put it in safekeeping. >> Get off the car for safekeeping. >> Okay, we'll go keep it for safekeeping then. >> No, how do you know that? >> No, that's what I'm doing. That's what I'm doing. That's where it's going. Yeah. That's not your key. It's not You said that's not your key. I'm the sergeant. I'm the sergeant. You said this isn't your car. We want to get the keys to the >> your car? Your car belongs in this driveway. How do you know that? >> How do I know that? >> you know that key belongs to the owner of the car? >> Because we just arrested the girl that was in it, who was your girlfriend. >> That's not my girlfriend. >> Taylor's not not your girlfriend? >> I have no idea WHO WHO IS THAT. >> OKAY. WELL, do you want to get this Tammy here, Napolitano, whose car this is, so we can give her the keys? >> Okay, let me let me call the guy who lives here, okay? Because that may might have been something we should have led with. >> I I asked you. >> We tried. >> You commented on the window and said, "Can you take this car?" You didn't say anything about that. What are you talking about? I have it on camera. >> All we're trying to do is get the get the car keys to the owner. >> Bro, Mark is Tammy's son. This is Mark's house. I don't know what the hell you're talking about, but that display of behavior is not professional whatsoever. And then to say I'm going to take the car keys after I said, "Why don't you just leave it here?" That's not professional either. That's two strikes, bro, okay? So, how about you leave the car key, since the car is right there, or I can go call Mark and and find out what the [ __ ] he's doing while he's working. You can work. That's That That would be awesome. I appreciate it. >> Oh my goodness. >> All right, guys, he's at work. I can just take the key. >> Well, we need to talk to Mark, so and who's who's Tammy? You said it's [music] his mom? >> Tammy is Mark's mom, yeah. Mark, you like to say >> Hey, at least you get him on the phone for us and then we'll turn you turn the keys over to you. >> All right. I can't get him on the phone again, so I don't know. >> Okay, well >> What you guys want to do? >> Well, you can come Where is his mom at? >> going to Where is she going to be at? >> It'll [music] it'll be at the sheriff's office. It'll be in property. Uh well, the [music] one in Bennel. >> Yeah, the one in Bennel, it's going to be our operations over there, so >> Okay. All right. All right, cool. >> We'll be done work probably around 1:05. >> Okay. Okay. >> All right, sorry, guys. >> All right. Hey, um do you know who cuz Taylor wanted her boyfriend to know that she got arrested and everything? >> So is she at the sheriff's office, too? >> She's going to be at She is She's at the jail, yeah. Eventually, she was charged with obstruction, fleeing, and attempted escape. Taylor was reckless, but Maria took delusions to a whole new level when she thought pregnancy, racial slurs, and some choice insults could make a DUI vanish. >> And you actually almost hit me head-on as I was coming up Monmouth Road. >> I'm sorry. >> Either way it goes, like my and I'm 17 weeks pregnant. 1,006 I I can't do that. >> Okay. >> Yeah, I don't care. >> I'm going to go back for a second. Black lives matter. >> Race has nothing to do with this, ma'am. >> On August the 9th, 2023, an officer pulled over a car after spotting it swerving through a school zone on a Wednesday night in West Long Branch, New Jersey. But as soon as he approached the driver, he realized the wild driving was only the opening act. The real issue was [music] sitting right in front of him. >> How you doing, ma'am? I'm Sergeant Hanlon with the West Long Branch Police Department, just so you know, I'm No, just so you know, I'm wearing a body camera, everything's audio audio and video recorded. Reason why I pulled you over is you're swerving over the yellow center line. You have a brake light that's out. >> And I'm aware of the brake light. >> Where are you coming from? >> Um >> Where's home? And where are you headed to? >> My mom's house. >> Okay, and what's this address in Long Branch here? >> That's my old address. >> Okay, so you don't live there anymore? >> I'm going to Cedar. >> You're going to and who lives on Cedar? >> My mother. >> Okay. Have you had any kind of alcoholic drink tonight? >> No. >> Nothing at all? All right, you want any kind of medication? >> Uh Suboxone. >> And when was the last time you took that? >> I take it every day. Suboxone. >> All right, do me a favor, hang the phone up, exit out of the car. >> Okay, I'm >> She's about to come here. She lives literally right there. >> Okay, how old are you? >> 31. >> Okay, hang up the phone, exit your vehicle and step behind the vehicle. >> Step behind the vehicle? >> Yeah. All right, so Mariah, reason why I have you out of the vehicle is cuz again, like I said, you're swerving all over the road, you're crossing over the center line, you actually almost hit me head-on as I was coming up Mammoth Road. >> I'm sorry. >> Texting, regardless, I mean, anything, I mean, obviously, you can't be doing that when you're driving, okay? And then there was a second time when I was behind you, you also crossed over the center line. I had my camera activated and got everything on camera. All right, so >> I was texting. >> So, all right, do me a favor, just stand on the sidewalk, I just want to turn off my front overhead light so that there's no kind of confusion for you and I just want to look at your eyes. >> About to be out in 2 seconds. >> Okay, well, she's going to have to wait in the car. Your eyes real quick, okay? So, if you can just tip my finger, I want you to follow it with your eyes, do not move your head, do you understand? Just follow it with your eyes. Nope, you're moving your head, all right? Just follow the tip of my finger. >> understand I'm on Suboxone. >> I do. >> Do you know what that is? >> I do understand what it is, okay. >> Telling the officer she was on Suboxone was a clever but completely flawed move. Suboxone [music] can cause sedation and first-time users aren't supposed to drive at all. Dropping that excuse before a test even began only cemented the officer's suspicions even further. >> Follow it with your head, your eyes, don't move your head, okay? I'm going to move my finger from right to left, just follow it with your eyes. >> After a not so convincing first test, the officer moved on to confirm with other tests whether she was truly three [music] sheets to the wind. >> Any kind of injuries, current or previous, that would prohibit you from walking in a straight line, or balancing on one foot, or doing anything of the sort? >> on my right leg. >> Okay, when was that? >> Uh, about 2 years ago. >> And does it affect you daily, or are you able to >> on the weather. >> Okay, what do you do for a living? >> Me, I'm unemployed. >> Yeah, what What was the last time you worked? >> disabled. I live in a What do you call it? A disabled home. >> Okay. >> For mothers and children. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> So, have Have you worked since the surgery at all? >> No. >> Okay. All right. All right, then I'll take the leg into an account. So, what I want you to do is put your right foot in front of your left, heel to toe, in a straight line, all right? Keep your arms out at your side to maintain this position while I explain the test. Do you understand? All right. So, what you're going to do is, when I tell you to, you're going to walk nine heel-to-toe steps towards your vehicle in a straight line. I'll demonstrate what it should look like. Down at your feet. >> sucks, though. >> Okay. >> Like, that's not even like a game. >> Okay. So, you're going to look down at your feet, count each step out loud, touch heel to toe. Once you start the test, [music] do not stop the test, and keep your arms out at your side. >> What you got on? >> I have boots. If you want to take your shoes off, you can take your shoes off. It's up to you. >> If you want to take your shoes off, sure. >> That's a game. >> All right, whatever you're more comfortable with. >> When I'm I'm going nine, right? >> You're going to take nine. >> Yep. >> Take a series of short, choppy steps. >> and I'm going to come back, right? >> And it's going to be nine back. >> One. Two. Three. Four. Five. Six. Seven. Eight. Nine. Is that correct? >> That's nine. >> You want me to turn around? >> You're going to turn around. >> Okay, you want me to go back. >> And then you're going to take nine. >> You know my socks are going to be dirty. They're brand new. >> I You chose to You chose to take the shoes off. >> Two. Three. Four. So, I got to call it 5 6 7 Oops, sorry. Can I do them again? 9 >> If you want to do it again, you can. >> I can I'm perfectly fine, I promise. But I do have a call. >> You got to keep your hands out You're grabbing my car. You got to keep your hands down at your side. Down at your side. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Can I turn around? >> Yes, you can. >> This is stupid. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 >> There you go. >> Are you ready? >> Whenever you're ready. >> Is this good? >> That's firm. >> My balance sucks, so I didn't do ballet. So But you know what? Let's go back to this. Technically we'll go back to this I don't do ballet. I'm sorry. >> Just tell me to tap your foot. >> I don't do ballet. >> Well, it's it's not ballet. It's just balancing on one leg. >> I'm not like I have a broken foot. Like you can check my records. Like >> Sure. So you're saying >> Either way it goes like my and I'm 17 weeks pregnant. >> Okay, so what So So which So which foot Which leg is the one that you're having an issue with? >> count? >> No, so which leg is the one that you're Which leg, ma'am? Ma'am? >> 2 1,000 3 >> You got to keep your arms down. Arms down at your side. >> 1,000 5 >> your foot. >> 1,000 6 I I can't do that. >> Okay. All right, if you can't do it, that's fine. >> do that. >> All right. After several other tests, the results all pointed to the same thing. But to the 31-year-old, she was already two steps ahead of everyone in the room. All right. Yeah, go put your shoes on. >> Can I call my mom, please? Yeah, I'll talk to your mom. You're you're going to be placed under arrest, yes, but I'm going to let you put your shoes on first, okay? For DWIs. So, turn around, face my patrol car. All right. Do you Do you want to take her car? Are you the registered owner of it? You're the registered owner. If you want to take it, then you're allowed to take it. Um it's up to you. You just have to make sure that she's not going to operate it for the next 12 hours. The plan was already in motion, but the way she executed it was what really caught the officers by surprise. I don't I don't know what you're asking. I I don't know what you mean by playing cat and mouse. She refused to give a breath sample, knowing full well what would be discovered if she did, but that was only the opening act. And I told you on camera several times It's a motor vehicle offense. No, you may not. For the processing to be finished. It's going to take a little while. How long on the road? It's about 45 minutes to an hour. Once we're done, you can have a phone call. Lawyer. No, you may not. Mom's on the way, so as long as she's cooperative everything works out. She'll be out of here soon. >> How long? >> As long as you cooperate >> I want a lawyer. I What do you mean I can't have a lawyer? You racist Oh, what the freak? Y'all don't care about a black person. Black lives matter. >> Race has nothing to do with this, ma'am. >> It really does. It's like all three of y'all white people against all me. Black lives really matter. They really matter. Like y'all need to really think about that. I have a donut on my car, our brakes don't work, and I hit a a little lion twice, and your nerves are in the air. Why don't try the car out? Can I take your car for a test drive? >> You can't operate a car for 12 hours. >> You can't? >> You can't operate >> I wasn't asking you, but you could have. >> That's not what we do. >> There's a donut on the car. The brakes don't work. My dude, like you just wild out. You really just wild out. All because I'm dark skinned. I was a little old white girl. She could have ran into a college. And you wouldn't have even seen it. You would have went to the town for a burger. >> The drunk protest was just a warm up. Before long her demands got even bolder, but it would come with a heavy dose of regret once sobriety started to kick back in. >> Can you take these cuffs off me? >> Not right now. >> I'm not going to attack you. I know you're racist. I'm not going to attack you. >> Can you see the friends to you saying that? You continually say that. I >> I don't need you to. You didn't investigate the crime scene. All you did was look at the color of the person. >> Okay, this is all going to be on my body camera. >> color of the car. >> This is all going to be on >> look at the car. You didn't look at the condition of the car. And if you would have noticed, you would have charged me way more. >> Okay. >> How about the bumper that's side to the front because of the donut? Put it in your report because I'm on camera. I'm going to ask for it. >> Yeah, that's all >> I'm literally telling you. >> You didn't >> You didn't investigate. You looked at the color of the person in the car. And locked her up. Oh, take your shoes off. Let me make you look like a clown. Come be my slave. Please, put your leg up. Hands up. Can you follow my finger, please? You didn't even investigate the car the person was in. How about safety first? You know your glasses are crooked, [music] right? Or is that your head? >> These are my glasses. >> It might be your head. >> Yeah, my head could be. >> Are they crooked? >> I'm not only dumb, I'm ugly, too. And I have a crooked head. >> Can you put them on your face? >> I'm stupid. I'm dumb. >> You are. >> Just keep rolling with it. >> No, I'm so serious. Can you really put them on your face, though? >> Nah. >> Cuz she's laughing like she knows. Can you Can you put them on your face? >> Nah. >> They look crooked. A little bit. >> They could be. >> The officers made it [music] through uh eventually. The mom showed up, and soon enough score cards in the open for everyone to see. But sometimes, no matter their age or what you thought of them, you just can't shame the shameless. >> Here's a copy of the alcohol test form, which she refused to provide breath samples. So, you don't really have to worry too much about any kind of uh like alcohol test results. Um here's the summonses that she's going to receive. So, the first one is refusal to submit breath samples. Second one is traffic and marked lanes. She crossed over the center median twice. Next one's going to be DWI in a school zone. She crossed through a school zone. Next one's going to be for DWI. Next one is [music] use of a handheld telephone. She admitted on camera that she was texting, which is why she crossed over the center line and almost hit me. [music] Next one is going to be for reckless driving. That goes hand in hand with a DWI. Next one is going to be for maintenance of lamps for the [music] rear brake light on the car. She stated numerous times that one safe the vehicle is and the brakes [music] don't work on the car. So, she has a vehicle in unsafe condition. And she also has she has a suspended driver's license. She's not supposed to be operating a vehicle while she's suspended. So, the court date for all these summonses is going to be on August 30th at 10:00 a.m. If you have any questions, you can contact court administrator. Phone number is up there, but just make sure that she shows up for her first appearance on August 30th. All right. Ma'am, it's going to be on August 30th. The case is right here. >> I want to make sure I bring it home. >> It's It's on all the summonses. All right. Nice. >> In addition to her traffic violations, Maria Labriola also failed to show up for her court date. She was arrested on November the 11th, 2023 for contempt of court. As of now, the outcome of her charges is still unclear. Next up is a full-blown Karen whose pregnancy cravings didn't stop at food. They allegedly spiraled into an organized TikTok influenced shoplifting scheme. >> Is there any stolen merchandise in the vehicle that you were going to be seen on camera taking from anywhere inside the mall? >> Um no, Ulta Beauty. >> Only from Ulta? There's five items paid for on the receipt, but 20 items in the back. >> I'm just so sorry. I'm just pregnant. I love you. >> So, is this what you should be doing out here as a pregnant woman? No. Okay. >> On May the 4th, 2025, an officer pulled over a vehicle after spotting a minor traffic infraction. At first glance, the driver appeared calm and cooperative, almost too cooperative. And in police work, this kind of politeness usually means someone's trying to hide something a lot darker. >> Hello. >> Hi, how are you? >> Good. Officer Bailey Perkins subject, please. The reason why I stopped you is you have a plate light >> I don't? >> No, you don't. >> Oh, I'm so sorry. I I just but I have license and insurance, man. >> Okay, that's all right. You have your license with you and insurance and registration? >> Yep. >> All right. We have back seat passenger next to you. >> [snorts] >> Where are you guys coming from? >> Um I'm coming from Akron. >> Okay, what are you What are you >> We're here because it's our family reunion. >> Okay. >> That's all we're here for, man. My dad stays in Toledo. >> Make sure he doesn't have anything on him. I got the odor of marijuana. >> He doesn't have anything on him. >> Okay. Insurance and registration? >> Um my insurance is on my email. >> You have an ID on you, ma'am? Put the back window down, please. >> I'm sorry, it's too But my my >> Put the back window down. >> My plate >> Back window. >> Oh, sorry. My plate light is out. >> Yep, your plate light's out. >> Damn. >> What are you guys doing in town? >> Uh we're here We're here Yeah, family reunion. My dad lives in Toledo. >> Okay. Who are you visiting here? Where Where is the family reunion at? >> Um it's in Toledo, but we just came out here. No, my name is Monae Oliver. I can write it out for >> have an ID? >> No. >> Okay. The insurance? >> Yeah, I have it right here. You want to write my name down? >> I'll get it in just a second. Hey. Hold on. Detain him in the car, please. Do me a step out. >> Okay. >> Any marijuana in the vehicle? Any drugs in the vehicle? Any guns or knives in the vehicle that I should be aware of? Nothing? Turn and face away from me. I have the odor of marijuana coming from the vehicle, okay? So, the vehicle is going to be searched, just so you're aware. >> It doesn't smell like marijuana. >> Oh, it definitely does smell like marijuana. All right, so I'm going to be searching the vehicle. Spread your legs for me. All right. Hold still. You don't have anything in your bra, right? Nothing that you shouldn't have? Place your hands on the back of my car, please. >> Can I get my I think my insurance card might be in the No, it's not. Okay. >> You can leave the wallet there on the seat. Face away from me. Any marijuana or drugs on you? >> No, no. >> Anything I should know about? What's tucked in your bra? What was that? Pills? Put your shirt down. Whose pills are those? >> That was just mine. I >> Why is it tucked in your bra? >> Because I was for my cramps, but >> All right. Go ahead, put your hands behind your back for me. The pill dropped there. Can you get a bag for that, please? All right, you're just being detained for the time being, okay? >> Suddenly, the officer started asking the tougher questions, the kind that peeled back the polite act. And just like that, the mask slipped, opening the door to discoveries nobody saw coming. >> All right. Is there any stolen merchandise in the vehicle that you were going to be seen on camera taking from anywhere inside the mall? >> Um no, Ulta. >> Only from Ulta. So, none of those bags are stolen. You have receipts to prove that you paid for all that stuff from >> Yes, the receipts in the bag. >> Spread your legs for me. What did you take from Ulta? >> Uh I took perfume. >> Just perfume, you said? >> Yes. >> Spread your legs. Little more. Yep. Okay. >> Oh, that was it, babe. I don't have anything else. >> You put him in my car? >> Yep, they're both in your car right now. >> Okay. We're going to put her Yep, separately. All right. Your car open? >> Yeah. >> Okay. And she said she took perfume from Ulta. >> Okay. >> She was read her rights. I did not read the rights to either one of those two. >> Meanwhile, around the same time, another officer was already posted up to the actual scene of the crime, hoping to squeeze out just enough reliable intel to crack this case wide open. >> Two women and one man come in and they were stealing fragrance from >> Okay, two women >> One man. >> White, black? >> Black. [music] >> Two black women? >> Two and one black man. >> And one black man. Okay. >> They came in and they stole a bunch of fragrance and I saw them shoving it in their bags. Yeah, he just come up here. And then my manager's coming out, too. >> Did you see them do it? >> I saw the woman do it. My manager was watching the security cameras in the back, so she saw them, the two women. >> [music] >> Okay. >> fragrance as well. >> Hi. >> What can I do for you? >> Well, you called me. >> Yes, so uh do you want to see the video footage? >> Do you have any idea what they took? >> Uh it was a bunch of fragrance, but I know they took some kits. I know they took some YSL on this side, some Burberry on this side. >> And what did they do with that stuff? >> Uh they just put it into their tote bags and then uh eventually left without paying for it. >> [clears throat] >> Okay, let's go back and look at the You First of all, do you want to file charges? [music] >> Yes. Yes. >> Okay. Did they all leave together? >> Um so, the lady with the gray pants [music] left and then she came back. Um and then the two girls left and then a little bit later the guy left, too. >> That's four people. Or are you just saying that one came in >> Yeah, the lady with the gray pants left and then came back. And then the two ladies left together and then the guy left after that. >> Where did she go? Our cameras aren't the best, either. They like to skip. So, you can kind of see it And then you can see >> Can you Can you make it any bigger than it is? There you go. Let's get I just Let me get a description. Okay. So, black female. >> Let me see if I can get a better picture. >> And she's got a black coat. >> Black puffer coat, uh pink snapback hat, Nike shoes. Let me see if I can get This will be a better picture. >> Okay. Now, is that the first lady that come in? >> Yes, that's [music] the first lady. >> Okay, what And what time is that? >> Um that would be 8:34. >> She came in. Okay, she's got a black coat. Black pants. With Is that like white stripes? >> Um I think it's a blue logo. It's a I believe it's Nike. Yeah, cuz her shirt's Nike. So, a Nike shirt and Nike sweatpants. >> Okay. Did she take items? >> Yeah, so she took the Carolina Herrera perfume right over here and then stuck it in her bag and now she's over here getting and stuff. And clothes. >> 521 21 21 >> the other lady and the guy came in. >> Okay, so she came in first. Did she leave and then come back with the other girl? >> No, she's still here. >> So, the other girl was the first one that came in. >> Yeah, so this lady came in then the other two came in a minute after and then >> Okay, you need to keep you need to keep me straight here. That lady came in at 8:34. >> Yes. >> Okay. What did she do? She stole items. >> This lady? >> Yep. >> Yeah, she stole items. >> This game was busted wide open, no doubt. But, the real head scratcher was this. How did they blow past security like it was nothing? And honestly, how did they walk out of that store to begin with? Just didn't add up. Why are you guys here? >> Um we came down here cuz my dad lives in Toledo. >> Okay, but you are here. This is nowhere near Toledo. This is at least an hour away. >> Yeah, we stopped here. >> Stopped here for what? >> Um well, I went to you can see my bags in there. I went to Rue 21. >> This is the only Rue 21 between here and Toledo. >> Yeah, I I to I went to Rue 21 and then I went to Shoe Department. >> Okay. And did you come down here with the intent to go to Ulta and steal fragrances? Shake your head yes, because it's the truth. Okay? We know that that's what's going around on TikTok and social media. People are doing it everywhere. Okay? What did you steal from Ulta? How much? How many? Okay. How much did he steal? >> I'll bag up all of it for you before you go around me. >> He was looking He was about to buy the cologne but she told him he didn't want it. He didn't want to get that. >> Okay. >> That's all yeah. >> So he's not really aware of what you two were doing? >> No, ma'am. >> Okay. Are you aware that of any kind of illegal narcotics that I might find besides marijuana in the vehicle because she had the audacity to hide something in her bra? Okay. So are you the owner of the vehicle? >> Yes, it's my father's. >> Okay. So you understand that whatever is in the vehicle that they don't take blame for how that's going to look for you. Okay. So but somebody in that car smokes weed, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. That is why I'm going to be searching it because I have the odor of marijuana coming from the vehicle. Okay? You don't have anything on your in you on your bra, nothing like that, right? Okay. All right. I'm going to have you go ahead and put your hands behind your back. I'm going to detain you for right now. Put your palms together. >> I read you your rights earlier, right? >> Okay. Is the insurance possibly in the car then for this car or no? >> Um it was sent to my email. So that's why I was trying to look through my email but I don't have the insurance card number because I had another car and I got a ticket. >> Sir, you're going to open the trunk up here while we're moving. >> That's the only bag you found? Okay. All right. Okay. So, what they do is they duct tape these bags, it keeps the sensors Yep, it keeps the sensors from going off. So, they put the duct tape on them. Yep, so we're going to take that. Used, yep. So, we'll try and verify that. There's another pill here, too. This one says Tylenol, I don't care about that. Is it got a medication in it? Okay. Okay. She bought this stuff at Rue 21. But there better be receipts cuz it's going to go back. Hello. Yeah, we got it all here. Okay. Well, we can bring it back and they can get their total cuz we got everything right here. >> The officers had already seen the stash, but up to that point it was just crumbs, signs, and little red flags pointing to something bigger. But, the more they went through that pile of stolen goods, the closer they got to the real show. >> Yep. For sure. And we got bags here. We got magnet removers so that they can remove the magnets that allow them to go off when you exit. [music] Um I had on the driver. We have um extra bags, so we'll get to know tools for both of them, too. >> There's a ton of clothes in there. Only two items on the receipt, though. >> All right, so they're not getting any of this stuff. This stuff is definitely stolen because it's in a Shoe Carnival bag. That's marijuana. You see this? This is Shoe Carnival. This says Rue 21. So, they stole these clothes. So, everything's going to go back. They can come up there and dispute it with their receipt with Rue 21. I'm not going to I don't have time for this. All right, this bag here. You want to tell me about it? Cuz I don't think this is from Ulta. Or is this from Ulta? >> That's not my stuff. >> Okay, whose stuff is it? >> My stuff is in the >> Okay, so was this bag taken into Ulta tonight? Do you recall? >> I don't know. >> Okay. >> I don't know. >> So, you only took in the You only took in the cheetah bag. Who took in the other purse that has perfume in it? >> That was my purse. >> Okay, so she had these two bags. >> [screaming] >> Miss Oliver, you want to talk to me about this bag? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Where is this stuff from? >> That's from Ulta Beauty. >> Ulta Beauty? >> Yes. >> Okay, so you did this bag and then you did the other purse that's not the cheetah bag. >> Um no, my purse is the Louis bag. >> Okay, both of those bags are are completely brand new. Where did you get those from? >> I have a Louis bag. >> Okay, it's still wrapped in it. >> has my might have my ID in it. >> Okay, but what about the purses that have the perfume that you took in the store? Where did those come from? >> I used my brown bag, babe. My brown Louis Vuitton purse. I was already in the car when you guys pulled up. I already went to the car, put them in that bag. You can >> So you dumped your stuff into here. >> Yes. >> Okay, so unfortunately for you, the stuff that you say you guys paid for at Rue 21, we're going to take it. >> You don't see the receipt? >> I see the receipt, but it does not match the items that you have in the bag. So what you're going to have to do, once you guys get out of the county jail, is go back to Rue 21 with your receipts and you can you can you can dispute that with them. But you have receipts with four or five items and then there's 20 items in a bag. You have a Shoe Department bag with clothing from Rue 21 with a Rue 21 receipt, but it's in a Shoe Department bag. >> Okay. >> So you guys will have to dispute that because I'm unfortunately that it's that is theft. If you did not pay for the items. >> I understand that. >> receipt does not show that you paid for the items. >> It's it should be certain items in there that was paid >> There are. There are. There are certain items that are paid for, but there's five items paid for on the receipt, but 20 items in the bag. >> Okay. >> So that means what you didn't pay for is considered theft. >> I know, ma'am. >> Okay. >> I told you what I did. I'm not >> But you stole though, because if you didn't pay for that >> I I told you >> Yeah, but not just from here. >> Babe, I didn't steal from Rue 21. I bought stuff from Rue 21. >> Okay, and so the other stuff just fell in the bag? >> Yes. I I you where I stole from. I don't want to argue or anything. >> But I'm telling you that there's 20 some items in a bag that you have received with seven items. >> I know and I'm not >> So how did that happen is what I'm asking you. >> I'm not saying that I didn't steal, man. >> Okay, that's what I'm asking you. Did you steal from Rue 21? And you're saying you stole from Ulta. >> Yeah, I stole from Ulta. >> Okay, did you steal from Rue 21? [music] >> Yes. >> Okay, thank you. >> This particular bust already had enough to raise eyebrows. However, [music] it still came with a few extras on the side. Kind of surprises the officers didn't see coming until they dug deeper into the stash. >> Ma'am, do you have some water? I'm not able to get water. >> I don't have >> Ma'am, if you please, please have some water. I'm dehydrated. Now I'm about to pass out. So please >> Okay. >> Please have some water. And I'm pregnant. I'm dying. >> Oh, you are pregnant? >> Yes, I am pregnant. She just had an abortion. I am >> That's why I was trying to tell you that I >> Okay, I unders I understand having the I understand having the Percocet, but That's all I got. I'm going to take you out of the cuffs, okay? I did not know you were pregnant. Here. >> Can I have some, please, ma'am? >> Mhm. I'm glad I saved some for you. Okay. What's all over your pants? >> What? >> What's that? >> I don't know what this is, ma'am. I had this on me. >> Okay, step out. >> Okay. >> You didn't take anything, did you? >> No, ma'am. I didn't take anything. I'm pregnant. >> Okay, turn and face away from me. Take a deep breath, okay? >> I'm sorry. It's just the best. Now I'm done. >> If you have to throw up here, I'm fine. >> I'm going to throw up. I'm pregnant. I'm nervous. I've never been arrested. >> Okay. Okay. Just relax. >> He had the vape. He gave the vape and this is what came off of the vape. >> What Okay. >> He had a vape. He gave it to the officer, man. >> Okay. That's all I'm asking. >> Okay. Just relax. We're trying. >> I'm just so sorry. I'm just pregnant. I'm here. >> So, is this what you should be doing out here as a pregnant woman? >> No. >> Okay. >> No, she's not. >> So, you And this is not your first time doing this. It's just your first time getting caught. That I know for sure because of the bags in the vehicle, right? So, now you've been caught. Are you going to make a change? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Can I have a little bit more water? >> I can see it in the car. Go ahead, Beth. >> Can I give it to her now? >> Lean over. Get out. >> What is what? >> Stand still. >> I'm sorry. >> What is this? >> She didn't have anything, man. He was sitting right here. We didn't have anything. >> You don't have nothing, man. >> No. >> So, is that why he's sick? >> That's probably why sick. What is that? >> Don't touch it. >> I'm not touching it. >> Don't touch it. >> I just want to see. And he And he got my my little bit of weed that I had in my pinch top. >> That's probably why he's throwing up. Trying to do some weird [ __ ] >> So, you know he's up to something? >> I don't know, man, but I'm saying this is probably why he's throwing up. >> We know him. He does take, you know. He does. >> 118521 >> That's probably why he was throwing up, Beth. >> Yeah, that's what just happened. >> Talking about a seizure. >> That's where It's possible that he has narcotics. There's little bags that were off in the back of my car that were not here prior to him being seated here. No, I don't have anything on you. Can I see your license? Say I'll let me see inside your mouth. Lift your tongue up. Look down. Look down. >> 205 is out of service from Walmart. >> Thank you so much. >> Did you get that? >> No, I'm going to get it now. Just don't touch it. >> Who knows what that is? >> don't know what it is. And if it's something bad, I don't want you guys getting >> Just being around it. >> Right. Very true. >> I don't know what that is. >> Stand in front of the door. Now, you know I'm going to watch the camera and I'm going to verify if this was you. >> Okay. >> And when I watch the camera and it's you, I'm going to charge you for it. >> It wasn't me. >> Okay. I'm letting you know. >> It wasn't me. >> You have it all over your side. >> From probably when he was here. >> have that on you when you got out of the car. >> Then he had the vape. The vape had stuff on it, man. >> With this reckless duo, the officers knew that they had to stay on their toes because these two, you never know what surprise the next minute was going to cough up. >> Go ahead, take a seat. >> That's why you throwing up probably. Who knows what that was? >> I'm going to give you one option. >> Yes. >> One option to give me what you have. Cuz once we pull in that sally port, it's going to be a felony. >> What, ma'am? I don't have nothing. I don't have it. >> check me right now. >> I saw you giving her your hand. I'm giving you >> No, no, no. I SWEAR TO GOD. I PROMISE I DON'T HAVE NOTHING. >> NO, I wasn't >> I swear to god, ma'am. I promise we can cough, choke, everything right now, ma'am. >> I will strip right naked for you. We can go through the scanner right now. Open my coochie for you and everything, ma'am. And I just got an abortion. I am not I didn't take anything. She didn't give me anything. I promise. I promise, ma'am. I promise on my mother. My My My grandma >> I saw you pointing to her that watching the camera. I watched >> No, she kept she kept saying she kept saying are you okay, Beth? Are you okay? She's like we're at the jail. We're at the jail. I said we're at the jail. We're at the jail. I never been to jail. She's trying to put her hand up to my face. I said leave me alone. I said I'm cool. >> You don't have anything on you. >> No. I was show we was we was button Yeah, we going to >> Anything in your shoes? >> No, everything, ma'am. Go ahead. Here, take mines off for her. I don't have nothing, ma'am. Sorry. >> Sorry. >> ma'am. >> I need to go to the bank. >> Look, I have nothing. Here, other foot. Here, take your socks off for her, too. >> I ain't going to do that in the jail. >> Okay, it goes in the jail. Like I said, it's a felony. >> Seriously? >> What is it? What's wrong? >> Nothing. >> Do we have to release? >> Yeah, [music] we got until 5:00 to get there, so >> All right, so what you got to give the $45? I got a full set of her stuff out. I need an ID from her. >> What's wrong? >> You got her address? >> Yeah, but I got it right now. I'll get to you in a minute. >> Can the $45 be Apple Pay? >> No, it's got to be cash. >> What about debit card? Well, then I got to go to the ATM. >> Come on, come up right here. >> What's right here? >> Brooke. There's a key bank right over there, too. It's got an ATM if you need that. >> Oh, yeah, we need the ATM. >> It's the tow company that she addressed that's your phone number. Your claim information. >> Okay, so >> The officer that dealt with you >> We'll do the towing, the address, their phone number, and then What is this? >> That's just the report number and then we'll write down your phone number. What's a good phone number for you? Okay, so the officer that dealt with you last night will probably be contacting you. You'll have additional criminal charges coming. I don't know when that's going to be cuz there was other stolen merchandise inside that car from other stores inside the mall. They're trying to sort that all out >> Okay. All right. >> Okay? >> Okay, thank you. >> Eventually, they would charge with theft. The last gang was wild, but they had nothing on Papis, the most aggressive pregnant drive out there. A woman who turned a minor traffic infraction into a full-blown tug-of-war, all while waving the pregnancy card like it was a free pass for acting downright stupid. >> As well. I'm pregnant. I'm pregnant. And I'm pregnant, so you can't >> Step out. Step out now. Step out. Resisting. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Stop. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. >> YOU'RE PULLING ON MY LEG. >> STOP. >> STOP KICKING HER. >> STOP. STOP. STOP. During an afternoon patrol, an officer spotted a car rolling straight through a do not enter [music] zone. He tried to pull the driver over and have a simple, civil conversation, but it didn't take long to realize the driver's dictionary [music] didn't include anything close to civil. >> Driver, lower your window. Lower the window all the way down. Morning. How you doing? Great. You want to say the reason why I stopped you this morning, ma'am? Okay. You can't Excuse me? >> What's your name? >> I'm bored. Can you Let me see your driver's license. I pulled you over because you came out of Metro West and you crossed the median where you're not supposed to and there's a sign there that says clearly says do not enter. Driver's license. >> [music] >> What says do not enter? >> Driver's license. >> What says do not >> Driver's license. >> Tell me what says do not >> 47, can I get a couple for arrest? >> You're doing too much. You're not going to get my driver's >> Driver's [music] license, please. >> I don't got it. >> You don't have it? All right, shut off the car. Shut off the car. >> For what? >> If you don't listen to my order, I'm going to detain you in handcuffs. Shut off the car now. >> Okay, go ahead. I'm pregnant. I'm pregnant. And I'm pregnant, so you can't >> Step out. Step out now. Step out. >> No. No. No. >> Being pregnant should have meant something, but the way she carried herself it looked like she was filled with more delusion than common sense. She banked on the idea that flashing her pregnancy card will make the officers overlook her behavior. Instead, it just confirmed that she was steering herself straight into the trouble she claimed she did [music] not want. >> Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Stop. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. You see that? Stop. It's not on. It's not on. >> I got to call me now. Stop leaving me alone. >> Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Stop resisting cuz you're resisting a lot of force. Somebody >> I'm going to punch y'all in y'all face cuz y'all can work for them. Oh crap. I promise Cuz I didn't do nothing. >> Stop. STOP. >> OH. >> MA'AM. >> NO, cuz I didn't do nothing wrong and I >> Stop. Stop. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Stop. Stop resisting. >> You're hurting my arm. >> Stop resisting. Over here. Stop resisting. Now you get charged with resisting with violence. >> PREGNANT. >> STOP. STOP. STOP. >> [screaming] >> STOP RESISTING. STOP. STOP. Stop resisting. Stop. I will tase your [ __ ] ass. SO STOP THE >> NO. I WILL NOT. >> STOP RESISTING. >> Y'ALL JUST BOUGHT THIS FIGHT AND I GOT THE RIGHT TO BE. >> Stop resisting. >> Y'all got You're hurting my arm. Stop it. >> Stop resisting. You're not going to happen. >> Lay back. No. >> Stop resisting. Please, YOU TOO. >> NO. LET ME GO. You guys are going to get it. >> Yep. Stop resisting. Stop. Stop. >> Let go of my leg. I can walk. >> Stop resisting. Stop. Stop resisting. >> LET GO OF MY LEG. I CAN [ __ ] WALK. >> STOP. >> Stop kicking him. Let go of my [ __ ] leg. Let go OF MY [ __ ] LEG. LET GO. >> STOP. >> I NEED YOU GUYS TO STOP. >> STOP. >> YOU GUYS ARE hurting me. LET GO. >> STOP. >> LET GO OF MY LEG. I can [ __ ] walk. Let go OF MY LEG. >> STOP. >> I CAN [ __ ] WALK. STOP KICKING HIM. LET GO OF MY ARM. >> YEAH, THESE TWO MORE TIMES. >> LET GO OF [screaming] MY ARM. >> STOP. >> YOU GUYS ARE NOT LISTENING. >> STOP. You now listen. If you spit on us, you get charged with battery on a law enforcement Stop. Stop. She's You caused all these problems. Stop. Stop. Stop. You caused all these problems, lady. >> You did, [ __ ] You did, [ __ ] You did. You did. >> No. Stop. Stop. Stop resisting then. Stop. If you're pregnant, THEN STOP MOVING AROUND. THAT'S WHAT I'M NOT TRYING TO SPIT IN MY FACE. YOU CAN'T SPIT in my face. NO. STOP. >> KICKING HIM. >> DRIVER STOPPED. SHE HAD an attitude. Didn't want to comply to the orders. Well, you know what? You would have had a simple or verbal warning had you not shown us the attitude like that. [music] Too bad. You go to jail now. >> Yeah, you >> No, you're going to jail. >> Damn. >> LET'S GO, SHAY. >> DAMN. YOU'RE HURTING MY [ __ ] STOMACH. YOU HAVE [ __ ] LOST IT. LET ME GO. I'LL SHOOT. You stupid hoe. >> Get on the other side. Pull her across. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. If you know you're pregnant, then stop. >> OKAY, WELL, THEN STOP. YOU'RE ACTUALLY A STUPID [ __ ] Let me go. Let me >> I'm going to spray you. >> LET ME GO. >> MIGHT HAVE TO HOBBLE HER. YEAH, you guys will follow and you take her. Um she's claiming she's pregnant. >> Stop kicking the back of my car. >> I need to go. >> Well, you're going to jail now. Yes, you are. And if you fight in jail, they're going to safe book you. I know you don't. >> His stunts and pregnancy claims weren't getting her anywhere. She knew it. She had any chance of changing her arrogant fate, it was now [music] or never. >> I don't know. >> Didn't work. She's not that effective [music] in my opinion. >> We're going to tow that car. No. Well, [music] then you should have thought about it before you got that attitude. Yes, she did. There's a sign that says clearly do [music] not pass it. Right there. You can fight it in court. Yes, it does. >> No, it did not. >> Yes, it does. No, you didn't, ma'am, cuz I saw you. I saw you from where I was at. That's why I pulled you over. No, you didn't. >> Have you ever put the cuffs on before? >> No, but I've seen I've read about them in policy. >> So, we have to hold her legs. Get her legs in a cup so she can't move. Wrap this around her legs. Tighten it. >> Repeat that one more time. >> Grab her legs. Hold them tight. So I can get this around. >> Her legs. >> IF YOU DON'T If you don't If you don't stop acting, you're going to be wrist hobbled. >> [laughter] >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> That's from her. >> That's from her. Just Just Just shut Shut the car for now. >> Shut the car. She's She's not She's not kicking. It's fine. >> You didn't make a U-turn. He stopped her for leaving Metro Place and making a left, cutting all the way across the road. >> I made a left. >> No, you did not. I saw you. No, you did not. I saw you come out of Metro Place and you went straight ahead. Yes, you did. Yes, you did. And you know what? And had you And you had You not had the attitude, we wouldn't be here. >> Don't argue. Well, if you're done, tell the officers what you need and get her out of here. If that If she's willing to let this lady park the car and lock it up, we'll do that and we'll have the keys sent up to the jail for her. >> Not only did I see you come out, you don't have a valid driver's license. >> You told me you did. >> Well, then all you had to do All you had to do All you had to do All you had to do All you had to do was comply. >> You good? All right. Go ahead and go. People are starting to show up. >> It's going [music] to be okay. So, listen, you got to calm down, okay? I understand that you're scared, but listen, it's okay cuz you doing too much. I'll call your boyfriend in a minute for you, okay? >> You going to give me your first name, ma'am? >> I just told you guys. >> Well, no, I'm the arresting officer. I need it. What is your first name? >> Can Can she tell you? It's on my phone. >> No, you can tell me. You have a mouth. You can talk. And I will charge I will charge you as Jane Doe, okay? I will book you in as Jane Doe. Do you know her information? >> I don't. I said I don't. >> Okay. No, I'm the arresting officer. >> Please. >> It's all right. >> Can I talk to him? >> Are you done here, ma'am? Are you done? >> You got to calm down. >> I know. >> I want going to him. >> She's getting booked in as Jane Doe. I'm not going to She wants to fight and then she she's going to spit on officers. I'm not playing this game anymore. We're not doing this. I pulled you over on a valid traffic stop. You want to break it. >> She was formally charged with two felonies, battery on a law enforcement officer, and resisting an officer with violence. Now, the last Karen was definitely crazy, but she's got nothing on this pregnant Karen who genuinely believes flashing her pregnancy would intimidate officers right after assaulting them. >> You know what? You guys are just racist. WHY IS IT MOVING? IT'S YOU guys >> Driving this carriage. >> You guys will be charged with >> By the way, if I have a miscarriage, they will get charged with 100% that's how the law works. >> On July the 7th, 2025 at about 12:11 a.m., officers with the Columbus Division of Police were dispatched to a domestic violence call. But, this wasn't your ordinary domestic case because behind closed doors, most times, the strangest things always seem to unfold. >> Yeah. >> This is my friend who called you guys. >> What's up? >> Um We just got into an argument and he started punching [ __ ] >> Did he hit you? >> No, not this time. >> Where is he? In the house? >> Yeah. Um >> Where are you leaving for the night? >> No, he's not leaving. >> Huh? >> No. He's not leaving for the night, either. >> So, who are our friends? >> My friends. >> Are you going to go with them so this doesn't happen so someone doesn't have to go to jail? >> I don't want to go. >> Is he still in the house? Which house is it? >> He's in the bedroom. It's fine. >> They just offered to take you there. >> I don't want to go with you guys. I want to go home. >> Get back in the car, both of you. Stay out of it. This is You guys are fine. Is there a dog in here? >> No. >> What's his name? >> Kimble. >> Kimble. >> The officers talked to both sides and figured out that luckily no actual violence had occurred. The man agreed to head out for the night and the officers were about to escort him when suddenly one of the parties made it clear that they weren't done stirring up trouble. >> The funny thing is that he doesn't have to leave but you guys can tell him that that's coming from >> Hey. >> And I was >> Hey. Just so you know, if you put your hands on her, you're going to get it. >> I'm not stupid. Ain't no one putting their hands >> somewhere you can go for the night? >> Yeah, you can take me to my mom's. >> How far [music] does she live? >> Uh she lives in the bottoms. >> All right, cool. Come on. Yeah. Grab Grab your stuff. >> You have a nice night. Have a good night, please. >> Thank you. This way. Back. Back car right here. >> Hey. Watch that [ __ ] Watch it. >> Excuse her a lot of things. >> Go back. Go back. Go back. >> No. No. >> Where did you stash that lighter? >> Hello. >> Stay back. Stay back. >> I didn't call that I know that. I didn't call that I know that. You're [ __ ] lying. >> No. No. >> I'm pregnant. I'm pregnant. I'm pregnant. >> STOP. >> I'M PREGNANT. >> STOP IT. >> I'm pregnant. >> GET ON THE GROUND. HEY. ON THE TRACK. >> HE DIDN'T GRAB MY FOOT. >> ON THE TRACK. >> SHE JUST KICKED ME. >> I didn't kick you. >> I DIDN'T KICK >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. PUT YOUR HANDS >> YEAH. I didn't mean to kick you. He is the one who kicked me. I'm a good citizen, guys. I'm sorry I threw it at you. I was mad. I didn't even throw it at you. I threw it at the ground. I threw it at you. You're hurting my leg, please. Let up. Both of you have me in a straight. You don't need be involved. >> Yeah, I don't have a hold of you. We're going to get you up after you get handcuffed. >> Calm down. >> Why would you Why would you throw something, dude? >> I hate the police. I hate them so much. Why did you guys [ __ ] call them, dude? >> She's trying to run off with her car keys. Let me get back. >> She's trying to run off with her car keys. >> She hates the police. >> She's trying to run off with her car keys right now. >> That That has nothing to do with >> If I have an abortion No, if I have a miscarriage because you guys were rough with me and FIX MY [ __ ] ARM NOW. FIX MY ARM. Car keys, pull my shirt up, please. You guys are recording. Yeah, because that's literally [ __ ] illegal. That's illegal what you're [ __ ] doing. >> Stop speaking now. >> I'm going to get your keys, dear mom, okay? >> Let her go. >> They're going to charge me with assault and an officer battery. I'm hungry. They're going to charge me with assault and an officer battery. I didn't even assault you. No, I didn't. >> You just said >> I threw it at the ground. I THREW IT AT THE GROUND. YOU KNOW WHAT? YOU GUYS ARE JUST RACIST because I'm [ __ ] white. Isn't it the Isn't it [ __ ] white? Stop. No, do not threaten the police officer, Jimmy. Stop. >> Hey, talk to her. Search her face so she can search you. Is she going to jail? >> I don't have anything. >> We're not arresting her. >> You [ __ ] dumb [ __ ] I don't have anything. Ouch. Stop slamming me against the brain. I'm [ __ ] pregnant. If I >> Stop moving. >> If you guys make me have a miscarriage, you guys will be charged with murder. If you guys make me have a You will literally really charged with murder if I have a miscarriage. That's how that [ __ ] works now. >> We'll have a medic come check you out. >> Absolutely. You guys just slammed me to the ground and I'm pregnant. I told you to be gentle with me and you guys refused. >> you were saying you didn't throw that glass at us. Oh, okay. Sorry, I didn't know she was pregnant. >> No, don't take your time. We're going to have a medic come check you out. >> It doesn't matter. >> Hey, just calm down for a second. Hey, just calm down for a second. >> You guys threw me on the ground. >> We placed you on the ground. >> gentle with me multiple times. >> Well, once you kick me, that goes out of the window. And you don't know you're pregnant. You kicked >> I was wrestling. >> You kicked me. >> You can charge me with obstruction of an officer and you're saying that I was trying to get away from you. You cannot charge me with assault. I never kicked you. >> You did. >> I did not. I was wrestling. >> Have you ever been arrested before? >> What the [ __ ] do you think? >> The die was already cast, but she clearly hadn't gotten the memo. Or maybe this was just how she was. The anger of her boyfriend not getting arrested [music] had brought her this far, but how much further she wanted to push things was now entirely up to her. >> I don't have to answer that. >> Do you know your social? >> I won't answer that either. I'm sure you guys can find it. You can do more work to try to find it. Why would I make your life easier right now? You're making my life hard. >> Look, it's I it's not up to me you go to jail. It's up to them. >> arrest. I already >> That's up to us to charge you with that. Just cuz you do it don't mean we have to charge you with it. Can you just tell me your info? Jeez. >> going to charge me with it. I'm not stupid. You guys are lying. >> They're They're trying to figure Listen, you >> That's privilege even though I'm from the hood and I've never been privileged in my whole life. >> I'm from the inner city, too. That doesn't mean nothing. >> I don't I don't need to tell you any information. >> I'm trying to help you out. They're the ones that are going to charge you. It's them. It's them Those are the officers who are going to make that decision. So, do you want to >> Okay, and that woman seems like she hates me. >> I freaking want to help >> I don't trust you. I'm not telling you anything to your face. I don't need to tell you because I've already got I've already got a charge for resisting arrest, so I don't need to give you any information. You can find out all of that information in my charge once I'm arrested and in jail. >> Okay, let me call the social worker quickly. Lift this over my shoulder. Okay, lift it. >> I don't I don't need to give you information. >> Okay. >> What? >> All right, you can walk. You can walk. >> No, I can't walk in my shoes and I said multiple times do not slam me on the ground. You can arrest me. I will let you arrest me. Please do not slam me on the ground. I am pregnant. You will risk giving me a miscarriage. By the way, if I have a miscarriage, they will get charged with murder. 100% that's how the law works. >> All right. She's She's in there She's in there getting her stuff. You got to walk this way. >> So, nice to meet you. Wow. How young are you guys? Like my age? Yeah. >> Yeah, I am. >> There you go. Okay, thank you. >> She was taken to Grant Medical Center for a pregnancy evaluation. [music] About 4 hours later, she was released and brought to Columbus Police Headquarters for identification. But this time, something about her had changed. >> Okay, that shirt is see-through. Okay, do you have a shirt on under your jacket? Can I take your jacket off for you? You can place them right there on the table next to Okay, so the one on your shoulder and then the forearm, are those the only two? >> And then the one on the back of my neck. >> Mhm. >> Got it. And this one and then the one on the back of my neck. Yeah. I've got the the two rings on. Two rings. And then the side of my arm. >> And what are the ones here? >> What are they? The ones are in the inside of my arm. A peace sign. >> Okay. >> Cuz I'm so peaceful. >> And then are you wearing a bra? >> I am. >> You have one on the back of your leg. The shoulder and then this one. All right. Since you've never been here, I need to take your DNA and then we're going to take some ink prints from you. >> Okay. >> So, can I have you sign where your tattoos are? They just gave me that bracelet. >> My hands don't soak. >> All right. I see it. Open your mouth real quick. >> [clears throat] >> All right. I'm going to take a picture of your face and then just the pictures of your upper packages on your upper body. >> Is this going to be cold? >> Is this a mug shot? >> No. >> Is it this to be in the newspaper? >> No. Oh, my god. it. >> This is just for our records and stuff. >> I can do you jump in my stuff today. >> I don't know if I can. >> I don't think you can take one picture of them. >> Yeah, I think they take one. >> Mhm. >> But this one won't be. >> Okay. >> Can you look straight forward for me? >> In the end, she was charged with assault on an officer and resisting arrest. The last pregnant Karen was awful, but she didn't have the bite of Shontasia, a bitter, maniacal Karen who genuinely thought that being pregnant gave her a free pass to use a knife on her boyfriend during an argument. >> She stabbed you? >> Yeah, she [ __ ] >> Just stay over there. >> She dropped the [ __ ] >> Drop the knife. >> Where's the knife at? >> I got to do somebody out there. >> Everything he has is mine. He has nothing. He's struggling right now. I'm cold. >> I'm so mad right now. >> She got >> I have to do this. Take my life. And I'm pregnant. >> On the night of June the 26th, 2025, officers showed up to a domestic dispute that had clearly gone off the rails. Both the perpetrator and the victim were there. But even with all their experience, the officers weren't ready for the twist that was waiting for them that evening. >> She stabbed you? >> Yeah, she [ __ ] >> Just stay over there. Stay over there. Stay over there. >> Where she at? Where she at? Did she have Where she at? >> She's out front with a knife. >> She dropped the [ __ ] >> Drop the knife. >> He came in my house. >> Ma'am, come here. >> Where's the knife at? >> I got to do somebody out there. >> All right. >> Come on. >> He hit me. >> Okay, wait. >> Making it seem like he can come in my house cuz you got access. >> Shontasia. >> Listen. Listen. >> Hands behind your back. >> Listen, this is what he wants. >> We'll We're going TO FIGURE IT >> TO FIGURE it We please We We going to figure it out. >> We going to figure it out. But this is what he wants. >> Shontasia. >> Stop. >> Man, they take me to jail. >> Stop. Shontasia. Stop. Do you want to get a resisting charge? Then quit. >> No. Can I please come down? Do I have rights? Do I have rights right now? Because he think he has access. Okay, YOU KNOW WHAT? YOU'RE SPELLING. YOU'RE NOT GOING. TRAVIS. >> Just chill out, all right? >> Nope. Can I have my cell? >> Let go. >> I just I love you. Get his ass. Yep. You're right. I've been the only person here. Yep. >> Shantice, can you ask her if she can slow down? 10-17 is a 10-10. We just got a female in route. >> Yep. He attacked me. >> 415 sir, Nora. I'll be in route. >> I had to protect myself. >> This is a 10-30. >> You've been recording me since we've been together. >> Did I tell you it's 10-30? >> Cheater. Yep. Ask him Ask him can they test me. Mhm. I've been even the medicine [music] >> 10-30 doing what? >> Give me the medicine. He's making me think he's telling you who he is. He's a black male. Mhm. I've never been to jail. >> Let's go over here, Shantice. Do you have any other weapons? Yes, that's me. >> I'm not supposed >> If I If I let loose a little bird, are you going to freak out or are you going to be calm? Are you going to be calm? Okay. >> This is what I have to deal with. >> That car right there >> Mhm. >> That car is yours? Okay. >> Everything he has is mine. He has nothing. He's struggling right now. My car. >> Shantice, just cuz they said that there's a weapon, I'm just going to do a quick pat down, okay? Nothing on you Nothing in your pockets. >> He said it was a weapon cuz I was trying to protect myself. He told me to put the knife down, didn't he? I did. >> Where Where's your phone? >> This is where he came through, the back door, the same way you came through. >> Okay, where's the knife at? >> I gave it to this lady right next door. Please get him, please, so he can get out of my life. Please, that's all I want. >> You You gave it to her? >> Listen, ma'am, you do not have to explain nothing to the police. I got this. That's my neighbor. She know my father. Have I ever been arrested? Thank you. >> Shantice, who'd you give the knife to? >> A person I trust, a person who's been watching me since I was a little girl. Everybody around here has known me since I was a little girl. He spit on me, too. I'm so mad right now because I have to do this, take my life, and I'm pregnant. This is sad. This is not the way of woman rights at all. And I'm so calm. >> They said you gave the knife to your neighbor. >> Yep. Not her, but the lady across the street cuz he was chasing me. >> Okay. >> Please don't. I'm so serious about my life. I love my life. I would never kill myself. >> An evening where a pregnant manic girlfriend went on a rampage might have felt like the climax, but it was nothing compared to trying to track down the weapon and secure the scene in a neighborhood where snitches get stitches. >> She's out behind my car. Friends with her. She's not saying. She's just [music] saying someone she trusts. Did she give you any of you guys a knife? >> We just came outside when we seen y'all. >> Okay. Did you see the lady? She just stabbed somebody, so we're just trying to figure out where she put the knife. >> I don't know. >> Okay. I knew something. We were talking about it on the way, too. We were like, "She's going to do something dumb." >> She say funny? >> Yeah. But she she said she handed the the off. >> What did I tell you though? What did I tell you yesterday? >> Uh, I'm not sure. >> Yeah. >> Was it forgetting to him? >> Mhm? >> Ain't that much love in the damn world to be a fool. >> I don't got it yet. >> [music] >> I just talked to baby and told him. >> She had Where did this happen at? Was it inside or outside? >> At the front door. >> At the front door? Outside? Okay. Down this side right here? >> Yeah. >> Okay. I'll be right back with some paperwork for you, [music] okay? >> Hey, are we trying to get her inside of a car? So, they don't have another 22 with the other short Hispanic male here? >> Ma'am, do you mind just staying over here, please? Oh, we're not going to have you guys argue right now. >> I'm not arguing. That's my niece. >> I know, but right now right now she's detained on something, okay? So, we we just don't want you guys talking right now. >> She needed that. She probably needed Thank you. >> Mhm. He has a video? Perfect. >> And that she has a kitchen knife in the video. >> I don't know who she handed it off to. I'm going to read her ask her some more questions. Okay. I guess we're just taking it. Okay. >> Yeah, I work right here. And again, I do not want him to go to jail. But this is what he has caused in my life. It's very bad to me. >> Auntie, I'm so sorry. >> Excuse me. >> Take a step back. >> Yeah. >> Thank you. >> Can you help me? >> Okay, I didn't get Are you okay? Do you Are you feeling okay now that you're pregnant and everything? Did you get hurt in any way? You can put your feet in there, Shantasia. >> That's about to happen. Yeah. >> She got seven more. Um let me just take a picture of it real quick, okay? >> I've been resisting him for 3 months. Just like I've been resisting not to go to jail. I've been resisting not to >> Look up against me. >> Asking what he wants to hear in the hospital while they're there. >> You can both put your Just put your feet up on the seat. >> They don't need that, too, tonight. Thank you. >> And we're we're going to talk to you in a second, okay? We're We're not going to completely ignore you. We're We're still going to talk to you. >> Thank you. I just I want to calm down. >> Yeah. >> I'm just scared, sir. >> I understand. And what You You can calm down now. Everything is going to >> I'm going to calm down. >> Thank you. We're calm now. Just initially what we get told and everything, but we're calm now, okay? >> You already know. >> Yep. Mhm. I'll be right back, okay? >> I don't want someone like you in my house. >> Hey, it was me. It was me. It was me. >> At the time this video was made, updates on her charges remain unknown. Now, Shantasia was really nuts, just like this pregnant Karen who ran a solo shoplifting spree while [music] convinced that she somehow came with a free pass to steal. >> I'm pregnant. Please stop. OH, WHY IS MY BABY DYING? PLEASE STOP. WHAT ARE YOU DOING? I'M PREGNANT. >> WHO IS THIS? >> I'M PREGNANT. >> YOU TOOK IT? That was your first time? >> That was the first >> I have the first department coming. Can you please have a seat for me? >> On January the 30th, 2024, police officers responded to a call from the [music] Old Navy department store concerning shoplifting reports. The incident involved a pregnant woman who believed her condition exempted her from consequences. When confronted by law enforcement, she defied clear commands showing disregard for authority. Her delusion that pregnancy would shield her from arrest was about to burst like a bubble. >> So, what's up? You're being detained. Drop what's in your hands. >> What do you mean? >> You're being detained. Drop what's in your hands. >> What am I being detained? >> Ma'am. >> NO, WHY AM I BEING >> MA'AM. >> DETAINED? I DIDN'T STOP. WHAT ARE YOU DOING? NO. WHAT ARE YOU DOING? WHAT ARE YOU DOING? NO. WHAT ARE YOU DOING? I'M PREGNANT. >> DON'T DO THIS. >> I'm pregnant. I'm pregnant. I'm pregnant. >> [laughter] >> You are now under arrest for obstruction. >> I didn't even take that, sir. >> Okay. Go ahead. Sit up. >> Someone gave that to me. Someone gave that to me. >> Okay. Bend your knee. >> They gave it to me. >> Bend your knee in so I can get you up. >> it to me. >> Bend this knee in. >> I did. >> We're going to stand up, okay? >> I'm sorry. >> There you go. >> They gave it to me, sir. They gave IT TO ME, NO. PLEASE, I WANT TO SEE MY KIDS. I told you I was pregnant. >> I told you to sit over here. >> I told you I was pregnant. >> I told you to sit here. >> I told you I was pregnant. I said I want to see my kids. >> So, you're under arrest for obstruction. >> you I was pregnant, sir. >> Okay. >> I promise you. You know why he wasn't listening? >> Okay. Take a deep breath. >> No, he wasn't listening. >> Okay. >> I didn't say I didn't want to see my kids. I said >> Yeah. I told you to stop. I told you stop. >> I didn't tell you what I was doing. >> You instead chose to ran, >> [laughter] >> run. >> Because I don't get why you're doing this to me. >> So, you're now under arrest instructions. >> get why you're doing this to me. >> You did it to yourself. >> I know I did not. I promise you I did not do what you took in front of me. >> Okay. >> I promise you. >> Take that deep breath. >> with my phone. >> Take a deep breath. [music] >> Please, I promise. I don't [laughter] know if it was my brother. >> Okay, what's your first name? >> That's it, it was my brother. >> What's your first name? >> PLEASE. >> [laughter] >> I DON'T WANT TO DO THIS TO MY KIDS. >> OKAY. >> I promise you. >> I'm going to read you your rights cuz you're under arrest. >> Please, sir. >> You have the right to remain silent. >> [laughter and gasps] >> Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right at this time to talk to a lawyer or have him present with you while you're being questioned. [laughter] If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise [laughter] these rights and not answer any questions. >> I don't want to do this to my kids. >> Do you understand these rights as I have read them to you and explained to you? Okay. >> That's it. I promise you that I have been telling you. And I am telling you that nobody was listening to me. >> In a desperate plea, her emotional distress peaks during the search procedure, but the officer remained composed and professional, prioritizing both protocol and her condition. >> I keep saying it. Over and [laughter] over. You guys don't believe me. >> Okay. >> I promise you I don't mean to be disrespectful at all. I don't mean to be disrespectful at all. >> You're all right. >> I promise. >> I'm going to go over here. >> I don't I didn't do anything. And I don't understand why. >> So, if you under arrest, I'm going to search you before you get in my car. Why didn't you say anything? Why didn't you say anything? Why didn't you say anything? Back my hand against your body area. Go ahead and have a seat. Watch your head. Sit in. Sit in. You chose to run. Sit in. Move your legs so I can shut the door. >> The evidence of the crime was undeniable, leaving no room for her to deceive anyone. So, the officer showed empathy. He remained bound by the law as her choices had led her there. Her attempts to justify herself only underscored that pregnancy didn't exempt one from facing the consequences of her actions. >> Can No, now he can, yeah. This is the what she stole, too, like all the Old Navy Just because you're pregnant, just in precaution, I'm going to have the fire department come and check your health, okay? Just cuz that's the most important thing right now, aside from the charges, okay? When I read you your rights earlier, did you understand them? Are you willing to talk to me about what happened? Okay. So, you saw me park and I came up, I told you you should stop, you weren't free to leave, okay? The The reason why I'm contacting you is cuz you shoplifted, you matched the description of someone that shoplifted from Old Navy, and you have all that Old Navy stuff. Did you take that without paying for it? You took it? That was your first time, yeah. I saw that you had no history with us, right? >> No, no. >> So >> No, it's No, it's the first time in my life. >> I got you. So I'm going to I'm going to have you step out just for a second, okay? What's that? >> It's the hat on her. That's what they saw. >> Uh-huh. I just don't want to alter it and then have it like it's thrown out. All right, Ms. Kimani, step out for me just for a second, okay? We're going to just look right here at this car. All right, go ahead and have a seat, Ms. Kimani. Go ahead and have a seat here. I'm going to fix this for you, okay? Go ahead and have a seat. Go ahead. I'm going to explain this all. I need you to have a seat though, okay? Thank you. I know I heard the fire truck coming. Can you please have a seat for me, Ms. Kimani? So we could continue talking. I'll [music] keep the door open so that way you could get the fresh air, help calm down. I need you to sit back. Thank you. Okay. So I'm just Take Take a deep breath. Take a deep breath, okay? So where we're at is you're under arrest for theft three. Okay, listen, I'm working with you, okay? Just Let me talk for a second. I'm being very You're under arrest for shoplifting, theft third, and obstruction. Okay. And I understand you're sorry. Yeah, I'm going to fix it. Just hold your arm. So that's where we're at. I I believe you. >> [laughter] >> Where's your baby >> at? >> I don't know. I want to see my babies. >> Okay, go ahead and sit up for me so you don't fall. And then go ahead and kick your feet in for now. When the fire department comes, Kimani, we'll have you step back out, okay? Go ahead, step up for me. I need you to sit fully in the car. I don't want you to fall. I'm going to help you, okay? Sit all the way up. And kick your feet in. I'll kick the window down so you can [laughter] wash your head. Kick your other foot in. Kick your other foot in. I'll be right back with you, okay? Thank you, Kimani. >> In the end, she was charged with resisting arrest and theft. Just when you thought that you had already seen crazy, you meet the mother of craziness. A 4-month pregnant woman who went off the rails after getting caught shoplifting. Acting like she had every right in the world to do it. >> I am 4 months pregnant. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Y'all want to fight me so bad. DO IT! YES! >> [screaming] >> YES! >> ON FEBRUARY THE 29TH, 2024, officers responded to a shoplifting call at a Walmart in Washington. Upon arrival, they spotted a suspect trying to exit through the back door. As they attempted to detain her, she revealed she was 4 months pregnant, adding tension to the situation. Despite this, her defiance only escalated, making things more complicated. >> You're under arrest, ma'am. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, you are. >> My hands are behind my back. I am 4 months pregnant. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> No, stop. Baby, what? >> No. >> 4 months. >> This is shoplifting. It's not that serious. Stop. >> I have a baby in here. >> Okay, we'll stop. >> You're breaking my arm. >> Are you with her? Are you with her? Okay. Period. Period. Period. Woah. >> Woah, this is ridiculous. Can you drop these, please? >> They're dropped. >> You got her arm? I'll just do it in cuffs. >> I don't want to do that. >> Break it. >> Stop resisting, okay? Please stop. >> I'm not resisting. That's the thing, officer. You're bending it and you know it. >> Well, you just comes like you aren't complying. There we go. We're not trying to hurt you, but you're resisting. >> No, we're not. You're breaking my arm. >> No, you just stole things and you don't want to cooperate, okay? Sorry. >> WHY ARE YOU BREAKING MY ARM? >> I'M NOT TRYING TO. >> RELAX, MA'AM. >> WHY ARE YOU BREAKING IT? >> OKAY, YOU CAN CALM down now. We're good. >> What did you get? >> Thanks, man. >> Okay. >> Let's go. I'm going to >> Is this your purse or is this >> It's mine. >> Okay. >> I'm going to get my purse. >> Yeah. >> I'm going to walk her back there. >> Ow, my arm hurts. Get off. You have nowhere to run to. Y'all want to fight me so bad? DO IT. YES. YES. DO IT. DO IT. >> I'M NOT A VICTIM. >> DO IT. >> [screaming] >> BREAK IT. BREAK IT. >> I GOT IT. >> WHAT IS THE POINT IN hurting me if you're going to hurt me? Break it. I cannot walk TO THE BACK CAR IF YOU BREAK MY ARM. SO, JUST BREAK IT. >> MY CAR IS >> WHERE is it? My car is on the side. I don't know. Walk me correctly or I'm not going. >> That's your choice. >> WHY ARE YOU BENDING ME LIKE THAT? THAT'S NOT NECESSARY. DOES THIS LOOK LIKE A JOKE TO YOU? Let me go. You stop pulling me like that. Why are you holding me like this? No. You're causing me physical pain. You know I'M NOT CALMING DOWN. I DID. I'm pretty sure I told you to I have a baby to go home, too. >> The woman didn't seem bothered by what was happening, leaving the cops to wonder if she was accustomed to committing such crimes. Stealing cleaning supplies and baby clothes. What a criminal. >> Okay. Last I checked, y'all aren't allowed to do that if you're a male. >> Where Where did you check that at? >> Can she search me cuz I don't want you touching me. I don't Please stop touching me. >> Everything's on camera. >> Please. >> That sounds fine to me. You good with that? >> Yep, that's fine. Thank you. What are you >> I found these [ __ ] baby clothes and Lysol and toothbrush. You're a piece of [ __ ] >> 37 cop. It's unlocked. >> Yeah, like it's already unlocked. Can you put my vape in with my belongings, please? That is mine. I paid for it. I want it back when all this is said and done. Thank you. >> Unexpectedly, she decided to act dramatically seeking attention, but her aggressive resistance only earned her more warnings. >> [music] >> Completely disconnected from the situation, she attempted to sound sympathetic, but it was clear that this was neither the moment nor the time FOR SUCH ANTICS. STOP. YEAH, I GOT IT. >> WHERE IS YOUR WHERE IS YOUR house at? Okay, well, I need to know for the citation. >> I'm homeless. >> Okay. >> So, how are you going home to a baby if you're homeless? She's with her father. >> Okay, then she's got She's somewhere safe. >> No, actually, she's not. >> Okay. He's her biological father. Okay. So, if you're going to All right, all right. Real quick, if you're going to keep continuing to kick that kind of stuff, I'm going to put you into the leg restraints, okay? >> Do it. >> So, otherwise, just relax, and we'll go up to jail, and it'll be really quick and easy. >> Oh, yeah? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, I'm never going to see my kid again. What are you talking about? >> It's a basic shoplift. If you had have complied with this from the very beginning, I'd have probably issued you a citation. >> how it works for black people when we get put in handcuffs. >> Are you going to be Are you going to continue to kick my my leg? >> go home and see my my toes. >> Okay. Well, that's not an option right now. Okay? All right. So, I'm going to ask that you relax and don't kick my seat cuz if you do, I'm going to have to be forced to place you into leg restraints to prevent you from possibly injuring yourself. >> I've been in them before. That does not bother me. >> Okay. I'm just letting you know. >> in neck restraints. >> Okay. I'm not I'm just trying to de-escalate the situation the best I can, okay? >> Go stop I'll go stop someone who's really bad and evil. I'm getting things for my kid. >> Okay. That's still stealing. Okay, so what you did is still a crime, all right? It's not a victimless crime. Okay? So, are we going to continue to kick my chair? >> No. >> Okay. I appreciate that. >> Instead of cooperating, she chose to be arrogant, but by then it was too late and [music] her arrogance was meaningless as the consequences of her actions were already unfolding. >> Am I in trouble for it? Do I need a lawyer? >> You're under arrest for theft third and resisting. >> So, what happens? >> So, from here, I will be booking you into jail where you'll be able to see a judge uh tomorrow and you'll have a bail amount to get out of get out of jail. >> Well, I don't have bail. I don't have money. I can't even call my baby dad. I'm going to chew through my I I don't I am not a mentally stable person. You don't even know who you have in the back of your car right now. And I'm also on methadone. so I will sit here and withdraw and >> They have that available at the jail. >> Do a day in jail for that? I have a case on though. And he doesn't even know where I'm at. So what happens if I don't get bail? I just sit in jail? >> Until you see a judge tomorrow. >> I'm though. So let him know that. I will. Do we cuz I'm not sitting in jail when I have a period. There is no bail. I have no bail. That will not happen. So don't even waste your time with that. There is no bail money. >> Eventually she was charged with resisting arrest and theft.