Oh, my head hurts. So sorry, PLEASE. SO I'M SORRY. SO I'M SORRY. Stealing detergent again from us. Stealing detergent? Yes. On March the 2nd, 2023, officers rushed to a Walgreens after reports that a young man who had been banned from the store had returned, sparking chaos. When they arrived, they found the suspect already pinned down by a customer. But what happened next was something [music] no one expected. Brother, I'm sorry. I'm sorry for what I did. Please, I'm sorry. No, I'm sorry, please. Please. Please, I'm sorry, yeah. I didn't mean to. I didn't mean to. I'm sorry. Oh my god. Please. Please, sir. I'm asking you, please. Breathe. I CAN'T BREATHE. I CAN'T BREATHE. I CAN'T BREATHE. I CAN'T I CAN'T BREATHE. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK AND I'LL LET YOU get up. Now. I can't breathe. Please. Come on, get up. Sorry about the shopping cart. Come on, get up. Brother, I'm sorry. I'm sorry for what I did. Please, I'm sorry. Please, please. Get up. Come on. Feel my Where am I going? Come on, get up. Please. Please, I'm sorry. No, I'm sorry, please. Please. Please, I'm sorry, yeah. I didn't mean to. I didn't mean to. I'm sorry, my head hurts. Please. Please, sir. Please. Sir, please. Sir, please. Please. Sir, please. Please, I'm sorry. Sorry. I'm sorry, sir. 33, we got him. Okay. Sir, please. I'm sorry, please. SIR. GET UP. PLEASE. PLEASE, SIR. PLEASE. I DON'T WANT TO GO. PLEASE. PLEASE, SIR. I'm asking you, please. 33, have I'm asking you, please. Oh, my head hurts. Sir, I'm asking you. All right, let's get him up. All right. What do you want me to do? Am I going to jail? Am I going to jail? Oh, no, no, no. I'm not trying to, I'm not trying to. Oh my god, my head. All right, you done gave me a resistance already. Oh, my head hurts. All right, how good I got it. So I'm sorry, please. >> him, I'm going to get statements from the store. >> sorry. OKAY. SO I'M SORRY. PLEASE. PLEASE, SIR. Am I going to jail? He was already banned once last week. He was banned already. >> already banned, yeah. He's banned from us and banned from Red and White because he got it You said what? I'm going to jail? You too. You stealing detergent again from us. Stealing detergent? Yes. Okay. I just need to get some information. Please. I'm asking you, please. Please. I don't want to go. Stop before we get into another use of force. I DON'T WANT TO GO. I DON'T want to stop. I don't want to, please. Sir, please. Don't say anything. Please. Please. Sir, please. Oh, my god. Oh, please. I'm sorry. Please, sir. I'm sorry, please. He was dumb enough to think that his [music] pleas would set him free. Instead, all he managed to do was test the officer's patience and put himself in more trouble. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Sir, I'm sorry. I got you. Oh, please. Please. Oh, sorry. Sir, I'm sorry. You going to You going to listen right now? >> Oh my god, MY ARM. MY LEGS, SIR. MY LEGS OKAY. MY LEG OH. OH MY GOD. PLEASE, SIR. MY ARM, SIR. PLEASE. PLEASE. I don't want to go to jail. I don't want to go to jail, please. Sir, please. Okay. Sir, please. Stop. Sir, please. Oh. Sir, please. I don't want to go to jail. Please. No, sir, please. What are you talking about? Sir, please. Please, please. Please. Can you stand up? >> No. Please, sir. You're already under arrest. >> Please, sir. You're already under arrest. >> Sir, am I going to jail? Turn over. I don't want to go to jail, sir. Turn over. Please, I don't want to go to jail. I don't want Watch out, you dropped I have you sitting on it. No, I don't want to go to jail, sir. Please. No, I'm going TO JAIL. PLEASE. I DON'T WANT TO GO TO JAIL, SIR. I DON'T want to go to jail. Please, no. Sir, please. Come back out here. As of right now, you are not going to jail, so relax. You said I'm not going to What? What? Where? Right here. Just fell out. I'm going I'm going to jail? Yes, you I am. Please, sir. Sir, please. Please, come back out here. Please, sir. Please. Yeah, watch that right Hold it and take it. Sir, am I going to jail, please? I don't want to go to jail, sir. Please, I don't want to go to jail. I don't want to go to jail. Get a bag out, man. Please, sir. I don't want to go to jail, sir. Sir, please. I don't want to go to jail. Sir, please. Can you just sit down IN THE CHAIR? STOP. [screaming] MY ARM MY ARM MY HANDS MY LEG MY LEG SIT IN THE CHAIR. SIR, AM I GOING TO JAIL? IF you don't sit in that chair, I'm done talking to you, bro. Sit down in the chair. Use your legs like a adult and sit in the chair. Oh, my arm. There you go, sit down. YES, SIR. AM I GOING TO JAIL? WHERE'S THAT BAG? IS THAT OKAY? SIR, am I going to jail? Am I going to Got it off the picture. I figured it all out now. Sir, that is real. That is real. I don't want to go to All right, good. Am I going to jail? With the illegal substances found on him, his room in jail was definitely secured, and no amount of pleading could change that. But before hauling him off, the officer had to investigate what exactly [music] he had done inside the store earlier. A week ago. Tide. Tide. We caught him and got the stuff back. He rode his bike across the street to the Red and White. I called Red and White and he was going to do the same thing. Okay. And we put a ban on him in this store and Red and White. Okay. He came in earlier today. Um young girl up front saw him come in, same outfit and everything. He stole stuff. I don't know what he stole. But he's got the nerve to come back and try and steal something again. In the same day? In the same day. He alerted me. I went out to my aisle after him. I said, "No." I said, "Put it down and leave now." And he pulled it right in front of me. So I I said, "No." Okay. And then that's when the actually four people in the front and so you guys came. Okay. Yes, she can pull it up for me. I was asking her about what he actually took. >> Well, that was about a week ago. He took the same stuff again. >> He took the same stuff. It's Tide Pods. Okay. Yeah. But he kept saying, "Don't call the cops. You know I got stuff on me." Are those still in his bag currently? All right. Once the store investigation was wrapped up, the next stop was the hospital for a medical clearance before his trip to jail. What are you talking about? What are you talking about? All right, you can put it underneath the truck. I didn't take my foot, man. I don't see nothing. Yeah. I don't know, sir. Oh. I apologize, man. Oh. Turn around. Is that Oh, oh. All right, sit down, man. Oh. Oh, oh. Sir, I need you to face me real quick, okay? I have to secure you. Face me. No, we don't body need to turn your body towards me. Sir, I can't, man. All right, just lean forward. Lean forward. Lean your Lean your torso forward for me, sir. What you mean? Lean this part of your chest. Bring it towards your hip. Bring it towards your knees for me. Thank you, sir. What are you doing? I'm securing you to make sure you don't fall out. Oh. You can turn for me. Sorry, this this is not comfortable. I understand that. Still got to do it. It'll be more comfortable this way if you don't want to work with me. Watch your foot. That's how you want to sit in there. You can sit in there like that. Oh. Got it. I'm going to have her ready for the buzzer. Which knee is hurting? All right, stand up for me. Can you still mind? Stand up for me. Oh. Oh. I think it was 33. Which one? You said six. Oops. Oh, [ __ ] Okay, I got to switch. Ready, one, two, three. Oh, thank you. Ouch. No. That's all right there. 5:30. Oh, wow. Okay. All right, man. Do the same thing as before. Oh. >> Lean forward as far as you can go. Oh, okay. All right, yep. Oh, yeah. Oh, this is nice. Where you going? All right, hey, hey, hey, hey. I'm telling you, man, you got to move forward. You got to help me out a little bit. Oh, okay. Well, I'm hurting. Yeah. Thing is, I just don't want you falling out, yeah? That's got to hurt worse. No. All right. Watch your feet again. I'm going to turn on the light. No, no, I'll just turn it off. All right, well, I'm going to have the red light off for now. In the end, he was charged with theft by shoplifting, criminal trespassing, [music] obstruction of a police officer, and possession of a controlled substance. I quit. I GIVE UP. I GIVE UP. I GIVE UP. I GIVE UP. GET DOWN. I GIVE UP. KEEP YOUR HANDS UP. OKAY. I'm coming down. Sorry. Man, she was hiding good. On October the 13th, 2024 in Santa Fe, New Mexico, police were called to a Target after two all too familiar shoplifters were caught in the act. To make matters worse, officers were quickly notified by dispatch that both suspects already had active warrants. Thinking that they had pulled [music] it off, the shoplifters were stunned to find cops waiting at every exit that marked their freedom. You want to go up to that second fire exit? Here they come. They're coming out, GOING TOWARDS SEARS. HEY, POLICE. THEY'RE RUNNING OUT THE BACK. ALL RIGHT. WATCH THAT DOOR. HOLD ON, GUYS. WHERE ARE THESE ONES SUPPOSED TO COME OUT? I got them BACK HERE NOW. I GIVE UP. I GIVE UP. I GIVE UP. I GIVE UP. GET DOWN. I GIVE UP. Please don't kill me. NO, NO, NO, NO, NO, NO. I GIVE UP. I GIVE UP. I give up. I got her. I got I give up. All right, I got her in the back here. I give up. There you go. There you go. I give up. Face down. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I give up. I give up. Where is she at? They're both in the same aisle. I got the guy. I got the guy. I got the guy. I got the guy. She's still inside? Oops. Where did he go? We still got one female left standing inside there. I give up. She's still out there, buddy. All right. White jersey. Yeah, we got We got him. What's she wearing? She's wearing a black top. Purple shorts. Make sure you're taping the kid out there with us. With one suspect in custody, all eyes turned to the other, who was desperate, reckless, and ready to do anything to stay off the police radar. Hello. All right, we're searching. Okay, good. Thank you, man. I appreciate you. I don't know, man. Where did the Did she run? If they haven't seen her leave on the cameras yet. Where the I mean, she got back inside pretty quick. Hey, let me see your hands. Let me see your hands now. Let me see your hands. Contact with one. >> Over here. Right there. Yes. Well, let me see your hands. >> I'm trying to You need to crawl out. Keep your hands up. I'm coming down. Sorry. Man, she was hiding good. Damn it. Give us one second. Look at him, master finder. Called it. Good job. That was pretty good. And my radio is not working. Put me in the stand. I don't know but we have one detained up there. Where was she at? Underneath? Was she under underneath? Immediately, I said he was. Do you have anything in your bra or anything? >> No, I don't. I don't have anything on me. Please stand in front of this unit, please. It's 20 feet apart. Do you have anything in your shoes? No. I'm going to put her in the pencil case. Following their successful capture, the officers prepped [music] them for transportation to jail, where they would face the consequences of their actions. Call Leonard. I'm going to call him. Yeah, there's nothing on him, bro. Nothing at all. You got to have at least No. Where's my car, bro? Where's your feet? What did you guys come in, bro? What? Did you guys come in a vehicle? No. No? Which cameras were giving you the heads up? In the end, they were both charged with shoplifting and resisting an officer, in addition to their outstanding active warrants. This couple thought they could outsmart the cops. Jennifer Sheffield took it even further, completely going psycho on officers the moment she was ARRESTED FOR SHOPLIFTING. ON THE 7TH OF OCTOBER 2023, police officers at Flagler County Sheriff's Office reported to a call from Walgreens reporting a woman who had harassed employees and left with a shopping cart full of items that she hadn't paid for. When the officers arrived at the scene, they located her in the parking lot with no idea about the crazy events that were about to unfold. Please. Hey, Sheriff's Office, put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Hey. Hey, stop. No. Stop. >> Let me go. Stop. Stop. >> go. >> Listen, relax. Relax, okay? Relax. >> No, you ain't over. It It is over. >> [ __ ] over. It is over. You just stole from from Walgreens. What do >> steal from nobody. >> What are you thinking? >> I didn't steal from nobody. Yeah, you did. You got a whole shopping cart full. I'm not I'm not going to pay for it. Okay, we'll go back and pay for it. What I need you to do No, what I need you to do is you're going to go in handcuffs. Hey, you ain't going to start biting nobody. I'm going to get you [ __ ] Stop biting some [ __ ] [ __ ] Hey, I need you to stop, okay? I need you to relax for me and stop resisting. >> Relax. You're making the situation a lot harder on yourself, okay? Give me your arm. We'll get off your chest in just a second, okay? Oh, [ __ ] Get the [ __ ] off of me. Stop resisting. She's not secure. I ain't resisting nobody. There you are. I stand up. You need to relax. Right after she was cuffed, it didn't take long before Jennifer decided that she needed to be in deeper trouble. Let's put her in the back of your car real quick. I ain't going to [ __ ] go right now. Y'all don't know me. Listen, y'all don't even know who I am. Well, we're going to Y'all don't even know who the [ __ ] I am, so y'all need to let me go. Oh, [ __ ] Hey, she she's a she's a biter. Huh? Can you just roll over for me? >> ain't no biter. You just tried to bite me. No, I ain't tried to bite nobody. Yes, you did. There you go again, trying to bite me. Hey. You better [ __ ] get off of me. Let me go. Hey. Hey. Hey. >> NO. WHY? I SAID LET ME GO. Get the [ __ ] off of me. We ain't going to let you >> Get them off of me. That [ __ ] me on me now. I'm a [ __ ] female. GET THEM OFF OF ME NOW. HEY, CAN YOU [ __ ] FEMALE? TELL HIM TO GET [music] OFF OF ME. Tell him to get the [ __ ] off of me. I'M A MALE. YOU NOT BEING A FEMALE ON THIS. GET THE [ __ ] OFF OF ME. GET OFF OF ME NOW. I'M NOT GOING TO CALM DOWN until he gets off of me. Listen. Listen. Listen. Listen. I'm not Listen. I'm in handcuffs. I'm in handcuffs. Ain't anybody else that ain't got them handcuffs. Y'all need to search them. GET ME UP AND LEAVE ME THE [ __ ] ALONE. YOU DAMN RIGHT. AND A MAN SHOULDN'T BE PUTTING HIS GODDAMN HANDS on a woman like this. He's going to stop RIGHT NOW. GET OFF OF ME. >> calm down. Yeah, I'm calm. All right, you ain't going to kick us no more, right? No, I ain't going to kick y'all. All right. Can you stand up? Y'all going to [ __ ] lay me on the asphalt by me. We're going to roll over. We're going to stand up, okay? Y'all going to do what? Lay me on the asphalt by me. Y'all don't mean it. We're going to sit Why Why are you acting like this? Stand up. Everything's all right. What? Everything's all right. Come on, sit up. Sit up. We're not saying you're going to jail, nothing like that. Let me go. Let me [ __ ] go, so I can stand up. Get your hands off of >> I'm going to help you stand Get your [ __ ] hands off me now. You don't need them on me. I'm in handcuffs. IF I RUN, [ __ ] SHOOT ME. GET THE [ __ ] OFF OF ME. ARE YOU GOING TO LET HER TAKE CARE OF ME ONCE? [ __ ] POLICE OFFICER. Are you a police officer? ARE YOU A POLICE OFFICER? THEN you need to be [ __ ] taken care of. Stand up. Let these [ __ ] RUN AT ME LIKE THIS. Contact it over. CONTACT OVER NOW. GET MY GUN. I'M NOT GOING TO PLAY WITH Y'ALL. Get my Get my [ __ ] gun. For some reason, although the cops were nice to her, she continued to give more reasons why she should be behind bars. Hey. Hey. I'm not going NOWHERE UNTIL I STAND UP AND GET IN THIS [ __ ] ARE YOU GOING TO LET ME GO? YOU AIN'T GOING TO DO ANY GODDAMN THING I TOLD YOU. NO, YOU DON'T TALK TO ME RIGHT NOW. >> HEY, sit down. Don't talk to me. Sit down now. I'm sitting on the Listen. I'll tell you what you're going to do. I'm going to sit right here and then you're going to talk to me. And you're going to question me. I'm not going nowhere. Put your feet in for Leave me the [ __ ] alone. Get your hands off of Put your feet in for us. I'm not. I'm talking to this officer. I'm in handcuffs. Y'all want to stand there to make SURE I DON'T RUN OFF? YOU TRADE POSITIONS WITH HER. IS SHE SCARED? TRADE OFF. YOU GET YOUR ASS OVER HERE. WHAT DO Y'ALL TRADE IF Y'ALL SCARED? GET YOUR ASS OVER HERE. NO, YOU GOING TO TAKE ME? IN THE END, she was charged with battery on a law enforcement officer and resisting arrest with violence. The store chose not to prosecute her for the theft. Jennifer might have been crazy, but at least she didn't go as far as this dumb lady who believed that laws simply didn't apply to her. On August the 19th, 2022, a Walmart officer spotted a woman stuffing merchandise into her bag in plain sight. But when he followed her into the parking lot to confront her, it quickly became clear that this wasn't just another petty theft case. Rather, he was up against the Karen who believed she was above the law. Excuse me, ma'am. Can you come back inside of the store for me? Bring your cart, come back inside of the store. Bring your cart. Bring Bring your cart. Come back inside of the store. I don't want to embarrass you in the parking lot, right? >> going to embarrass me. Bring your cart, come back inside of the store, please. Okay. Thank you. Bring your cart inside of the store, please. >> I'm coming inside of the store, sir. Now. I am coming now. We're going to go back through this door right here. Ma'am, push the cart inside of the store. I'm putting my cart inside the store before I snap. I'm going to keep walking back in towards the cash registers. Okay. We'll make a right here. We're going to walk down to the other side of the store. All right. 92268 West Palm. Okay. Where do you want me to go? Can you open up the signal 65 at Walmart? I'll be 10-4. We walk in one to the AP office. Can we stop right here? You want to stop here? Yeah. All right, go ahead and pull your cart up over here for me. From the moment she was stopped, the woman oozed arrogance. It wasn't long before the officer had had enough of her smug attitude. So, he made it clear that playtime was over. All right, good. I did it and I just talked to the lady. Ma'am, listen. Thank you. She just said I did it. >> Okay, that's fine. Okay, so what did y'all talking about? What What is it? Because it's two transactions. Do you have a ID on you? No, no. No, but I can tell you my name. >> so let's stop right now, okay? I'm stopping you for shoplifting. If you want to leave out of here, you're going to change your attitude. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. If you want to leave out of here, you're going to change your attitude. >> Okay. >> If not, I'll just take you to the county cuz I really don't >> go to You don't? Cuz you can't today. >> I don't go to jail. I don't have a record, but what I'm telling you is >> I'm telling you is today, you can make your way to the county. What did I do? Number one is this purse and also the clothes in this cart that you bagged up at the register. So, let's Let's Let's change the tone. Okay? Let me tell y'all something. I scanned my panties. And there's an employee here that seen it. If you think I shoplifted my panties. They're $3. I'm going to I don't I don't sit up there. I bought all of this. That's why exactly I don't come in here. I don't Do not come to this Walmart because y'all be on If that's the case, you could have easily said Okay, first of all, stop. Stop all that. Back away Back away from the cart, ma'am. Back away from the cart, okay? >> away giving you >> Where is your receipt at? My receipt is right here. Okay, give me your receipt. Cuz I have two transactions. Okay, excellent. How's that, Ms. Daisy? Okay. >> [clears throat] >> This purse does not belong to you. This purse belongs to the store. I watched you take this off the shelf and tear the tags off. These do not belong to you. This does not belong to you. I watched you put this inside of the purse. Please don't grab any of the stolen merchandise. Please don't grab anything out of the purse, okay? >> ahead. That belongs to us. Okay. You got that. Thank you. I can go into my wallet. No, you cannot. Not right now. >> Because I've stopped you for a lawful reason. No, you cannot go into your wallet. I don't know what's inside your wallet. Please step over here, okay? Okay, that's it. Ms. Daisy, I'm going to I'm going to walk her down to the office and then we'll come Can you Can you Can you just tell her to put my Can you put my money back on my cart? Hold this for Can you put my money put my money back on my cart and give me my receipt? >> Walk this way. You'll get this in a second. Walk this way. All right, just stand here. Let's walk this way. Ma'am, leave everything in the car and walk this way. That's fine. Walk this way. Walk this way. Pay attention to what I'm telling you then. Please walk this way. The black guy that went into the bathroom, he's with them. There's two other women. Go this way, please. Make a right towards those doors. Then call excellent. Yes, I am. Glad you picked up on it. Step inside. You can have a seat over here on this bench. Step inside, have a seat on the bench. Step inside, have a seat on the bench. I'm only going to tell you one more time. Step inside, have a seat on the bench. When the officer finally got the Karen into a holding room, he thought the worst was behind him. He had no idea that the real storm was about to hit. Have a seat. Have a seat. No, you're going to have a seat. I'll check for you. You can start another unit if you have one. Ma'am, have a seat. You're not going anywhere right now. I've already told you what you've been stopped for. That's correct. Okay, that's fine. So, they're going to go through the car. That's why usually people come in and they pay for the stuff and then get to leave. Okay, but you got caught stealing today, right? No, it justifies your situation, ma'am. No, it doesn't work that way. You don't just get to leave. Because you're being stopped. I don't I don't understand why this is so hard for you to understand. I'll get your wallet. No, you cannot. Excuse me. I told you to stop and have a seat. Stop Stop or I'm going to take you to the ground. Stop or I'm going to take you to the ground. Stop or I'm going to take you to the ground. I'm telling you right now, if you do not stop tensing up, I'm going to take you to the ground. No. Now you're going to get put in cuffs. Stop tensing up. I'm going to take you to the ground. Turn around. Turn around. Around now. True to the Karen playbook, the lady pushed every boundary and ignored every warning. But the more she tested the officer's patience, the closer she got to sealing her own fate. I told you to stop. Turn around. Turn around now. On the ground now. On the ground now. On the ground now. On the ground now. On the ground now. You'll be able to in just a second. Give me your other arm. Stand up. Stand up. STAND UP. HAVE A SEAT. HAVE A SEAT. Have a seat. Have a seat. Have a seat. Have a seat now. Have a seat. HAVE A SEAT. HAVE A SEAT. Stay seated. And do not get up. The woman's desperate attempt to escape backfired in the worst way possible. >> [music] >> And within minutes, she found herself in handcuffs. But despite being arrested, she made sure to showcase her horrid attitude. I'm good. Yeah. Yeah, refusing to comply. Uh Trying to put her in cuffs. Wanted to keep pulling away. Tried to walk out of the office. All right, we're good. We're good. Have a seat. Have a seat. Over here. Again, have a seat. Have a seat. Sit down. You are not free to do what you want to do. Take a seat, ma'am. Okay, why are you here? Interior. You already said what you said. Give me my money back. Take your cart, give me my money back. I'll go somewhere else. Take my cart, give me my money back. Straight up. Cuz what you're not going to do is manhandling me and act like I'm not going to do that. Cuz if you was my man, I'd slap you for putting your hand on a female. I know I don't know the division. Can you move up? Cuz it's bad enough you bought me. Now I'll drag her. So, I'm telling you right now. You can sit down. You can call if you want to. Call your granddaughter. Or whoever you want. Cuz I guarantee you I ain't going to lose. Can you give me my stuff? NO, I'M MAD. I DON'T WANT TO SHOP NO MORE. AND I WILL SPEAK to What you got in your mouth? Don't worry about it. Oh, that what that is? Jeez. Yeah, pretty much. Don't worry about it. So, if I cut up and I act a fool, it's on you. No, it's on you. It ain't on me because I asked politely to unloosen my cuffs. The cuffs are all right, ma'am. To unloosen my And how? What do you mean, how? Do you see this? They're not making Do you see that it's eating me? I can't I can't see it. Do you see that I GOT RED MARKS? NO, I can't. I don't see it. Your shirt over. Your shirt over. And then my shirt is in my jacket because he slapped me in my face. That's why he made my lip come out. Cuz I'm over here, straight up. I don't take no medication. What do you mean? No. Do I look like I'm diagnosed with anything because I'm a black woman? He had she had she better pissed off. Hold this. What do you mean? I have I don't know. I'm just trying to breathe. I'm having anxiety right now. You are? You don't do no ladies like that. I'm not one of them ghetto I'm there. I'm classy. And intelligent. Don't play with me. And every time the officers thought the woman had finally calmed down, she came back louder, doubling down on the drama. I'm sarcastic. Oh, yeah, I'm being sarcastic. I hope your wife like it. I don't like women. Yeah, I bet you don't. It show. I love my mother and my great grandmother. I bet you do. That's the only love you going to get. I can tell you that tonight. She don't have a problem in just in case. Pay for the purse. Why is it a big problem? That's You You You're talking about something that's over under $25. You're not even trying to help. You talking about you coming in here to fix the problem to get a reward. And then you tell me I'm resisting arrest. How am I resisting arrest when you stabbed me in my face? Man, call the EMT. Call the EMT. Take a seat, ma'am. Call the EMT now before I buck out this door and I give y'all a real reason to arrest me. You're not going to do that, ma'am. I swear to God I am on my mama. What's your medical >> mama anniversary is on the 21st. I'm not playing with y'all. It's Saturday. No. No, I got to go to work tomorrow. Are you not listening? I mean, you said you want the medics. I have to tell them what your complaint is. >> My complaint is what you did. Tell them what you did. You know that you did. Don't talk to me. Can I go to the bathroom? Uh give me a second. There's another officer coming back. Okay? >> back and I'm gone. Well, they'll be able to walk you to the bathroom, okay? >> They can walk me to the bathroom and I'm just going to run. Well, then we're not going to take you to the bathroom, then. >> have to take me. I'm saying we're not going to take you to the bathroom. >> You going to take me to the bathroom cuz I'm not going to sit here and pissed. Well, not if you're going to run. I'm going to run and go home. I don't deserve to go to jail. Okay. Okay. All right. Because you took her in that kid. They both had food. They both had everything. They were shopping together. Don't you think I did with the last the couple items I had. Okay, well, this shows that you did not scan $326.75 worth of items before tax. That's what this shows. >> not scan That's That's what this is. They went through your cart and they compared the items that were scanned in the cart with the receipt you gave. And anything that wasn't scanned and paid for >> But I I did not scan. We had two carts. Did they go into the cart that already left? No. [clears throat] They took >> No, that's common sense. >> but listen, ma'am. They took the cart that you had. The cart that I had >> You had You had the receipt for your cart and the lady and the lady gave you the receipt along with your food stamp card for the cart she had, correct? >> [clears throat] >> We took your receipt. Your receipt >> that we both were here shopping together. Well, miss Your receipt was for your shopping cart. >> Okay, can I just go to the bathroom? When the other officer gets here, we will make arrangements to take you to the bathroom. Now, I have to go now. >> Okay, well, you have to wait, ma'am. I can't wait. Okay. You're going to have to wait. >> I have a bladder problem. I understand that. >> a bladder problem. >> Please have a seat, miss. Let me take Please have a seat. >> I have to pee now. >> Okay, well, miss please have a seat. >> Cuz I'm already pissed off about what you just putting in there. Okay. Again, please have a seat. >> And I I asked the same thing Yeah. We are going miss We are going back to what we went through initially. I'm asking you to have a seat. Please have a seat. You're doing it now because you have him in here. You just got to stab me in front of the lady. Again, I'm asking you to please have a seat. >> How can I have a seat when I got to pee? You want me to I want you to please have a seat while I do my paperwork. Okay. >> When escaping her cuffs didn't work, she stooped to desperate new lows. But these officers were neither new to her games, nor were they about to let her win. >> So, how about this? I'll pee on the trash because I can't pee. You're going to make it come out. >> Again, please have a seat. >> to make it come out and I got to go. How can I hold it? Have a seat. He's on his way. And we're going to take you to the restroom, okay? >> You're doing the I want you to pee on yourself, but I can't take you to the bathroom. >> That's rude. Okay? You're so rude. Call my dad. I should be able to take a phone call. >> Ma'am, please have a seat. Thank you. >> a seat. Hey, she needs to pee. Um I don't mind walking her there and the one that says she needs to pee really bad. I know how you feel. It's She's going to have to pee. I got a cup. I can stand away. Yeah. I mean, it's just up to you since you transport. I just I told her I told her that I would ask you. All right. It's fine. Come on. I'll walk down there with you. Okay. Oh my gosh. What? I'm not going to jail. This is bathroom. Hang on. Hang on. You just take my jacket off. >> Hold on a second. You You coming out? Mhm? You coming out? Okay. I'm sorry. What she's doing? Come on. Let's go. We got to go. You can make one, but you have to do that once you get to the jail. We have to be able to get there quickly. >> I don't want to go to jail. I told them that. Okay. And they didn't put a charge on me then. I I resisted arrest. Okay. Why can't you resist arrest? All right, come on. How? How? How? He He can let me go and because you got to clean check the other Stand over there in the corner. I got to wash my hands. Stand over there in the corner. That's not a place to wash your hands. For what? Put your hands together like you're praying. No, you can put my hands in front because I'm not putting my hands in front. >> You have to go to the bathroom. For what? Okay, you see how you how you being aggressive? Look at that. Just relax my arm. I can relax it for you. Can we ask Can we ask Brian? Y'all can say whatever y'all want to say. I'm not going to jail. After a messy bathroom incident, the officers finally loaded her into the cruiser. But by that point, the woman's insufferable attitude had escalated to a whole different level. I will run. Okay. Don't do that. Come on. Don't do that. Don't No, yes, she know exactly >> You know what you're doing. What am I doing? >> You are making the situation so much more difficult >> How am I making it difficult when I'm not even touching anything? >> You're holding my stuff. And you are trying to slip the cuffs. How am I trying to slip the cuff? I'm holding my hand. You're making it tighter than what has to be. Stop trying to slip the cuff. >> How can I slip the cuff when I have a small wrist, sir? This doesn't make any sense. You already have it tight. Call the ambulance now. I'm not leaving with you until I see the ambulance. Did you grab my Go ahead. Did you grab my stuff? Yes, I have it. Okay, go put me in the car. I don't want to be in the car. You making this my Ma'am, walk. DAMN. WALK. JUST WALK. >> HE ALREADY BROKE IT. Just sit down. Hey. Get my slipper from by the door. So, then you got to say something, but you have to stop moving around. >> I WANT TO GO HOME. HOLD ON ONE SECOND. I'm not going to no hospital and no jail. I'm going to the hospital. Call my brother. And if you do not comply, I'm not going in the car with you. Those are my rights. If you can't call EMT to come and check me out, come and see me. Then I'm not leaving with you. Is the EMT coming? Where's the EMT at? Okay, where where at where at You want to go out this door right here? I can open this one up. All right, go open this one. On the flip side, the officers had reached their limit. So, they dropped the pleasantries and gave her a harsh dose of reality. Call my brother now, please. Call my brother now. Call my brother now, please, because you did >> Watch your head. YOU DID NOT EVEN CALL EMT. You did not even CALL EMT. STOP. STOP. LISTEN. NO, DON'T PUT NO PUT ON ME. DON'T PUT NOTHING on me and y'all hurting MY HAND. STOP GRABBING ON ME. STOP. GET YOUR HAND OFF MY STOP. Get your hand off You want a hobble or no? Yeah. I want to snap her hat on the wall. That's what I'm Yeah, she's out of the seat belt. Get her out. Okay, we'll hobble her. Do you have a hobble strap? Uh no. Hey. HEY. LISTEN. LISTEN. HEY. LISTEN TO ME. IF YOU DON'T stop we are going to hobble your feet. You understand that? So, listen. You are going to see the nurse at the jail. OKAY? THE NURSE HAS MORE training The nurse has more training than a paramedic. Yes, they do. It is a registered nurse. Then you should know that a registered nurse has more training. Now. If you don't stop, we are going to hobble your feet. That means that we are going to take this cord and lock your feet together. The jail is 10 minutes away. You can sit back here for 10 minutes and go to the jail. Miss Miss Okay. I'm not getting you out of jail tomorrow. I'm not getting you out of jail. All right. I need you to open that door so we can pull it around the front. Yeah. Are you So, are you are you going to relax back here? It's the safest I want to I mean, she's saying she's going to relax. Yeah, she's saying she's going to go but I've already got to wrestle with her. All right. Wrestle with her. Let's see. Yeah, she I mean, you put the seat belt on and she took the seat belt off. Yep. That's on her. All right. All right, thank you. Yep, no problem, buddy. Hang on. In the end, the woman was charged with theft and resisting arrest without violence. She was sentenced to a pre-trial diversion program, which included a 4-hour theft abatement course, a 4-hour anger management course, and a $100 fine. Just like the last Karen got what was coming to her, so did this blonde bimbo who refused to take accountability for her theft. While the previous Karen was positively insufferable, this lady fared no better when she tried making fraudulent returns at a Walmart. >> You know that the things you you returned you selected from the store. You didn't pay for them. What do you mean major stuff? Yesterday was almost a thousand dollars. Oh, come on. I find that hard to believe. Everything you said since the time we contacted you has either been a lie or some kind of roundabout crap. On July the 28th, 2024, officers were dispatched to a Walmart in response to an active shoplifting incident involving a woman who was making [music] fraudulent returns. She's doing a second return. Okay, okay. He's trying to scan her her digital receipt. Yeah. Just for the record, we have PC already for a return fraud. Uh he's struggling as I It's not scanning for whatever reason. Where's your officer guy? Is he going to help you? I saw him not in the local. He might actually be on lunch. We only had one today. I cannot find him anywhere. She's doing a second return in the shop. Uh she might be doing a third return. Wow. Sounds like she needs to go to jail. I just I I'm just I don't even want to know how many times she's gotten away on us. Tell your yellow vest don't stop her. Just wave her on. Yeah, I swear to god if she goes into Subway, I'm going to have a freaking stroke. Nah, we got the crime anyway already, so we'll just contact her in Safeway. I think she's giving her more cash now. Okay. I can't exactly tell how much cash he's pulling out. He's not making it easy for me to count. That's okay. But he did give her a receipt, so we'll just use that receipt. And she put that money in her right pocket. Oh, no, she pulled it back out. She's going to be gone by the time we get there anyway. All right, she's moving away from the customer service. Actually, she did not try to return that speaker. Okay, so she's going to walk out with it then. Yep, she looks like she's coming to the GM or the pharmacy side. I lied, she turned around. Okay. Yep, she's going towards the grocery now. Grocery, okay. All right, she's in front of nail salon. Okay. She's in front of Subway. Yeah, she's coming out. She's wearing a black shirt that's like a Playboy bunny on the back. She out the store? She's about to cross the final point of sale here in a second. It didn't take long for deputies to pull up to the store entrance where they confronted her, only to be met with blatant entitlement. Is that her sheet of ass? Hi. I don't think she can hear me. So, you just did some fraudulent returns? Yes, you. Okay, good. Put your hands behind your back. Drop the receipts. Put your phone down. Put your hands behind your back. Do you have any weapons on you? Okay. You're under arrest for theft. We've been watching you for about a good 20 minutes already. Tried doing it yesterday, too. You got it right, you're right. You're under arrest for theft. The speaker is not paid for. We know that already. This receipt shopping you didn't select You selected these things from the store. Remember, everything is on camera. You lied to us. It's a good straight ticket to jail. Yeah. The receipts are all fraudulent. We know already. You're not the first person that thought this up. Okay, so anyway, you have the right to remain silent. Do you understand your rights? Okay, so we're going to escort you back to the loss prevention office. Dave just throw her in my car. I'm just going to drive her over there. Okay, first off, we have to identify you. What is this nonsense? Tessa M comes back to a Talison P who's a male that's 6'1" 175. Why would your brother come up as you? I don't know either. Well, you better start thinking about a different name cuz this one ain't working. You just said that that was your brother. You know, you got to keep your lies straight cuz I listen really well. >> [music] >> I don't give a rat's about the driver's status. I want to know who you are. I'm going to run it one more time and if not, you you're just going to go to jail for providing false false information to the law enforcement. Regardless if you have a warrant, nothing. I'll just book you. That's That's the simplest way for me. It's Sunday. Last name again. What is your real name? I'm going to run it again and if it comes back no record, we're not even going to go in the office. You're going to just go straight to jail. I'm listening. I don't either, but it usually means that people are lying about their name. I don't give a about the driver's status. What is your real name? That don't look like her. Oh, she's got multiple IDs. What is your middle initial? And what is your date of birth? I need three. Nope. Comes back to Talison 6'1" 175 male. You're definitely not a male. Is your ID in Washington? It's out of Oregon? It's It's in your purse inside? Okay. Before the officers could grill her on her fraudulent actions, they ran into a bigger headache figuring out who she was. That task sounded easy, except the woman decided to turn into a game of cat and mouse. So, which one of these IDs is yours? So, how many you got? Passport to the right? Yeah, who are these? Well, they were in your purse. So, where's your Where's your Oregon ID? Whose car is that, by the way? Not registered to you. So, are you Ashley? I'm guessing you're not this guy Elijah Where's this passport you speak of? Passport? So, the name on this is correct? Yes. sir. My driver's license is it's in my car. I had it on me. Did you check this pocket? What's the address on your Do you want me to look where your coins are? Wasn't any of my ID or anything in there? That's what I'm saying. You would know that. Why you Well, no, because I my side is I can't feel right there. All right, where is it? It's in my car. If it's not in my purse, it's in my car. This is for the car? Yeah, but I I mean, I don't want to just have the door open like without me there. >> you to your car. It's nice of her. She got lucky yesterday. This when we were dealing with all the other commotion is when she tried to do that. They must have all been together and they just I I feel like they do have like a little meet up and say, "Hey, let's all just try to mass surge them and see what happens." Just regarding the false identity for a moment, the officers returned to the task at hand, which was to question the woman over her deceitful actions. However, they underestimated what lengths she would go to in an attempt to save her face. Just so that you know, in contact with loss prevention the whole time you've been here. He spotted you right away because he recognized you from yesterday. They know that the things you returned I'm just saying. >> from the store. You didn't pay for them. You didn't come in with them. There's a couple things you came in with. There's a couple of my things. >> and had to be removed from a glass case by an associate, right? >> Yes. You never paid for that. Fortunately, you didn't try to return that for cash, but you did do two pri- previous ones for cash. And those are being scrutinized right now. It's just been a little hard for me. I mean, I felt like I was doing major stuff, but I mean, I know What do you mean major stuff? Yesterday was almost a thousand dollars. I got really scared. Yeah. For my card not working? Yeah. Thousand bucks. All right, back to the store. We'll figure something out. Is she 100% the one that tried to get out yesterday? Um >> Yeah, my card declined. change her her clothes or anything. Really? She said she tried to use her card. >> Yeah, but everything she said tried to take the card out of merchandise, but there was three managers that prevented her from doing it. No, they didn't stop me or anything. They were just standing around me. And that's when you decided that oh, I'm not going to risk it getting caught because you were right there at the point of sale. Final point of sale to take it out. But my card declined. But you still took the card all the way to the final point of sale. Yeah, we goes there. But do you have to to ring it up? But your card got got declined. How are you going to pay for it? >> You didn't leave your cart. Okay, you're going to be booked into jail cuz that's the only reasonable way we can identify you cuz you got so many IDs. You can't find your driver's license. So, that's the safest way for me cuz I don't want to get Your name is not really Tesla. I don't want to get Tesla in trouble because you lied about your identity. >> I'm telling you the truth about my identity, you guys. It's right there. Which one? The Tesla. It's a fake ID. It doesn't look like you. I'm moving. Just grab my my bag out there. So, that's 649. That's not counting the refund fraud. Wow. $649. Wow. But me Yeah. I just paid for some, though. Not even as close to This ain't even close to $649. I've never been trespassed or anything from you guys. >> All right, you're going to be trespassed and cited and booked into jail. Gordon, do you want me to do the theft and the refund fraud by You can do it all in one. So, I don't know I've never been arrested before, please. Oh, come on. I find that hard to believe. Look, everything I've never done this Everything you said I've seen people since the time we contacted you has either been a lie or some kind of roundabout crap. How has it been a lie? I've been honest about everything. I paid for that. No, you didn't. No, I paid for some of it as I said. You know what? We're not We're not dealing with semantics here. This is not an English language course, okay? I have pretty good ears. I've been doing this for 30 years. I know when people lie to me. What What state were you born in? Portland, Oregon. Wisconsin. Oh, my god. More lies. What No, what would be the difference? He He just asked you. I didn't hear him say state were you born in. I heard it. Just fine. I thought he was talking about that. And you said Portland, Oregon. >> That's where I'm from. I'm sorry. That's just You guys have a lot going on right now. We have a lot going on. I got a lot going on, too. I'm sorry, you guys. I've never dealt with this before. What's your last name? How do you spell it? Okay, what's your middle or sorry, what's your first name? Tesla. Tesla. What's your middle initial? M as in Mary? Yes. Why does your passport say L? It does not. It's not your passport all of a sudden? No, I didn't say that. Then what? You guys You know what? I'm just going to do the site based on what she's giving me and the jail can figure it out. You know, this could have been so easy had you been truthful. >> everything. I've been telling you everything. Yeah, you're answering everything. That's great, but you everything's roundabout or a lie. It is not. You know, I'm very observant. So is this officer and that officer. This is place of birth, Wisconsin, USA. He asked you specifically where were you born? And what the hell is this supposed to be? I don't know. That's They're in there. You say somebody's trying to wash a driver's license, make another one. You know exactly what that means. >> Once the woman realized the officers weren't falling for a web of made up stories, she dropped the act and switched tactics. Suddenly, she wasn't a smooth-talking scammer anymore. Rather, she was the victim. If you'd asked them nicely, they may not tow your car. If this car's not gone by 11:00 tonight, your car's being towed. I know, you guys. Like, I understand that what I did was really wrong, but come on, you guys. Please. I've never been in trouble with you guys before. I've seen way Okay, you hadn't been caught. I just moved up here. Your tears are not going to change the outcome. It's not going to make me feel any less I understand that what I did was wrong, you guys, but please give me a chance. My job is to make sure you are held accountable. I'm doing my I will hold myself accountable for it, sir. I really will, I promise. I don't trust you to hold yourself accountable. You held yourself accountable yesterday and you got caught. I didn't I didn't get caught yesterday. I know you didn't get caught. That's why you You didn't get caught and >> didn't go through, you guys, and I walked away from the cart. You didn't walk away at all. And so, we're putting you in the database life. You are trespassed from Walmart for life. Doesn't matter if it's Yelm, where you had an event. Doesn't matter where it's Tacoma. Doesn't matter Federal Way. Any Walmart, you are not a welcome on the property and it's trespassing if you enter the property, okay? All I can say is I looked at my my driver's license, you guys. I don't know what else to say. Why I don't understand what The other officer just went out to your car. We We are We are you looking for your ID in there? I don't know what you're trying to get out of this. You're under arrest. I get that. We need to identify you. That's it. You're not We're not about to be Okay, you know what? We're sorry we inconvenienced you. You can go. I understand I understand what I did was wrong. And that's why you're going to get booked today because they're going to take your fingerprints at jail and then they'll actually identify you. So, if you have any other warrants or anything like that, you can probably expect to sit there and serve that time for those warrants. If you have any felony warrants, what they'll do is they'll transport you to King County jail and have you sit there. If you have any out-of-state warrants, they'll extradite you back to that state and you can serve your time there. No. Okay, that's That's just what I'm telling you is going to happen. Okay, but I don't have that. Okay, then if then you don't have to worry about it. Then you're you're just going to serve your time for today's incident. What is that What is that much time, you guys? I have I I cannot tell you. It's on the It's on the court system. And if I have to get that What? It's It's on the courts. So, once Once you go to jail, you're going to get You're going to have your hearing. The judge is going to determine all the facts, whether to give you bail or no bail, and then they'll go from there. I will do anything to get this right. I said I I know I did wrong. And I won't ever come back to this Walmart. I promise. You do you. Go to jail for that, too. What? Come back to this Walmart. >> I know. I'm saying I won't. There's so much worse things going on right now. Like, I don't understand like why you guys can't give me the one chance. Like, I've never Correct. So, So, you're right. There are worse things going on. But when we have a call for service, we have to answer that call for service. Yes, I get it. >> And instead of three police officers helping other citizens, we're sitting here dealing with you. One, because we can't identify you. I know what I did. And because of your actions today. This is your citation. It is for theft in the third degree. Despite you stealing probably a felonious amount of merchandise, we're going to go with the lower degree. Uh I'm not real sure what I'm going to do with the crystal cuz that I can test and you may sustain a charge because of that. For theft in the third degree? I'm telling you what You want a little bit of this. I am this This is not a little bit. This is actually quite a bit. You know, the flight decision and all that stuff. I admitted everything. I've been cooperating with you guys the whole time. I don't understand And you know what? If you You guys are hitting me so hard about this. Like, my kid is at home. If you turn out to be Tesla, I apologize. At this point, I'm not believing you because everything you've told us is counter Can she go out and look at my my car for me? No, she doesn't want to go through your car. Are you kidding me? Okay, I get it. theft Fortunately, I think this is a gross misdemeanor. So, you got that. The problem is is that providing false information to law enforcement is a class C felony. I get that. I'm not Okay. It's right there. Yeah. So, as long as you're not worried about that. Can't take any of this stuff. Can't take any IDs that do not belong to you. Except for the Tesla one. Cuz well, that one's a different middle initial. Yeah, but that's who she's claiming to be. I'll take a picture of that. Tesla Lauren. Getting one true statement out of this woman was like trying to catch a fish with bare hands. Just slippery, [music] frustrating, and downright impossible. Tesla Lauren. That may be your sister. No, it's my maiden name. Your maiden mis- middle name? >> When I wasn't married, I had So, you used your middle name when you got married? No, it's Maurice. It's a French name, you guys. It's not like that. Like, I don't know how to explain it. So, when I say People change their last names, not their middle names. It's a It's a hyphenated last name. It's not Oh, oh, boy. When did you get married? I was married for 14 years. No, when did you get married? When I was 20 to Look straight at the camera. Uh 28, maybe. In my 30 years, I Oh, police work, right? I have never seen anyone change their middle name when they got married. Nobody. Zero. Okay, hyphenated last name. When did you When did you get married? I was married from What did I say? Like I was 20 to 34. And how old are you now? I am just uh Are you still married? No, that ID is from when before the newest one. I'm not Yeah, I've had enough. We're done here. This is too much. Uh this officer's going to drive you by your car and then you're going to watch me put all your stuff in the car and then I'll bring back the keys. No. I can have a drink of water? No. No. So, you finally admitted that you liked us. No, I didn't mean if you think I do. It's like I don't want to get in it. Ah. I'm sorry for lying to you guys. That's But that became I I'm I don't know what I would lie about though, you guys. Unsurprisingly, it was later revealed her fingerprints [music] didn't come back to the name she provided to the cops. The woman was ultimately charged with theft, possession of a controlled substance, and providing false and misleading information to the police.