What happened? >> What? >> You came running out of the store >> and his stories. >> Well, sounds like that's a little different, right? >> Like this right here. >> Bring that purse with you. >> Okay. >> The stuff that was there. >> On December the 9th, 2023, police were called to a shopping center where three teenage girls turned a petty theft into a multi-store crime spree. What began as a small shoplifting attempt snowballed as their confidence grew with each [music] grab. However, their luck ran out when they faced an unexpected obstacle during their getaway. Let's >> go. >> Well, what just happened? >> What? >> You came running out of the store. >> No, my um my babysitter called me. Your daughter's having a fever. >> Is this your car? >> Cuz yours? >> Do you have your license with you? >> No, I don't have my license. First off, sir. Okay, sir. Yes, sir. We want to type the story, sir. You know, sir, like I I tried to get some before, but then I was like, "Oh, don't." She like, she like, "Don't come back there." She's like freaked out. So, we end up in the store. >> Which store? the store next. >> Okay. So, did you guys take anything? >> Yeah. >> No. >> Good. They just threw >> Well, sounds like that's a little different, right? Do you have your I'll have you step out there and we'll talk for a minute. Okay. >> Do you have your ID with you? >> No, but you can look me up in the system. >> Okay. >> What's your date? >> Tonight A N I J. I don't got enough. >> All right. Well, while we investigate this, I'll have you step out here with me. You can just leave that there. Do you have any mar? >> No, I don't got >> smoke earlier. >> Um earlier before we came here, we was at our hotel. But >> okay, >> I hope I don't let go cuz I got to go with my baby. >> I'm going to put you in handcuffs for me here tonight. You >> am I going to go? Uh, as long as you're cool, probably not. Spread your feet out of this for me. Okay. >> Do you have any weapons? >> It wasn't two person. It was only one person. As the investigation continued, the girls tried playing nice, hoping to win over the officers. However, their charm didn't work. They were unusually cooperative and were even making confessions. But it soon became clear that this was only the tip of the iceberg. >> When you're done with her, will you check her? Sir, I don't have no problem with you checking me. >> There's no problem with you checking me. >> I just want to get this over with. >> I got you. >> You guys all from here? >> No, I'm not even from here. I'm supposed to be driving back home so I can get my baby for my babysitter. We're from Michigan. >> You're from Michigan? >> We're not even from here. We was going to leave. I was going to go back to the hotel and change my clothes. My clothes that I already brought with me. Didn't you guys see me parked earlier over there? >> No, I wasn't driving. I didn't see park. >> Uh, is your ID in here at all? >> No, but I have a picture. I have a picture like a paper ID or anything? >> Yeah. >> Are we going to go? >> Probably not. Do >> you have anything on you? >> Shirt under here. Yeah. >> Yeah, I have a shirt. >> Spread your feet apart. >> Come on out here a minute. >> Like just be honest. Like >> bring that purse with you. >> Okay. >> What's your name? >> You said what's my name? Hold on. Let me give you the stuff that was sold, sir. I'm I'm sorry. I didn't mind no business and I could have really just bought the stuff. >> So then why did you >> Huh? >> Then why? Cuz sir, I just really I wanted for my kid. >> Fine. >> Got the car key? >> Yeah, this is our key. >> Okay. >> We just You have anything else in your pockets? >> No, that was just all, sir. That was just it. >> How old are you? >> You How old am I? >> Yeah, >> I'm I'm 19. >> You're 19? >> Yes, sir. I really >> Come on back here. Listen, I'm going to just have you have a seat in my car. All right. Put your handcuffs, but we're we're going to You're not going to be free to leave. Okay. Okay. >> This car right here. >> Oh my god. What's your name, young lady? Hi. >> What's your name? >> My name Diana. >> Diana or Diana? >> Diana. >> Diana. Okay. Diana, just text me. I'm going to close the door so I can get this back to the uh store. Okay. >> With nowhere left to turn and no excuses [music] to shield them, they expressed their regrets. But by then it was far too late. They banged on the fact that being teenagers entitled them to some special privileges. But unfortunately for them, the law works a little differently from what they had imagined. >> Hey man, come on out for me real quick. I want to have you searched by a female officer. But before that happened, you turn around and put your hand on your back for me. Bring it back for me. Put your handcuffs doesn't mean that you're going to jail. Police here. >> I really He really had no business doing that. It was like honestly like I feel like it was just it was just a dumb idea and I never like I never thought >> you're not going anywhere. He's going to search you need to turn around. >> Okay. >> Eventually, a search of their vehicle uncovered far more than expected. What started as a simple shoplifting case had escalated into something far more serious than it initially seemed. Speaking of shoplifterss thinking that they can get away with stealing, meet these two sisters who thought that they had every right to steal and walk away with no consequences whatsoever. >> But I want all the video footage to be shown first and I want to see the video footage. >> Black dress starts concealing into the purse. I came in and I'm going to be going to get ready for my hand tonight. So I and I still >> On May the 10th, 2024, officers responded to a Walmart in Tampa, Florida, following reports of shoplifting involving two sisters who were spotted in the act by the loss prevention team. The situation quickly became tense when one of the sisters refused to comply with basic identification requests while making unusual demands about video footage. ID's on you. >> Huh? >> I'm a minor. >> That's fine. We'll get your parent out here. >> She's on her way. >> Okay. >> All right. Can we get your ID? >> Get your ID. Come on. >> Make this easier. We can do it the hard way. >> I would just like I'll show you my ID. I have no I'm Trust me. I'm not trying to not comply, but I want all the video footage to be shown. >> That's fine. We're going to see all the video footage. We need your ID. >> We're trying to speed this. >> You need to give us ID or you can throw in handcuffs right now. What do you want to do? >> What is the issue? We >> need to identify you. I want to wait for my parent to get here first. And I also No, I'm not. But she is and I'm not getting a minor idea or not. >> Okay, that's fine. Like I said, I want I want to see the video footage. >> This is so my phone. >> You sure about that? We're about to add that charge on there. >> What you've been doing right now is resisting. I hope you know that. I'm being literally pushed across the room. I have not dropped anywhere. I did not find my phone. >> That's fine. It's all in body cam. >> I said she can have my phone and my purse. That's literally it. >> They're arrested. This whole thing is extra as hell. >> She's detained. Not arrested. Detained. >> Detained. >> Take a seat or >> No, I wasn't. >> Mom says, "Stop talking. You're represented by a >> So, at this time, the mer concealed in her purse." This one headbutted. All right. >> I don't know how the black dress starts concealing into the purse. This like reordering something. >> Like I said, we haven't recovered the merchandise, so I don't have a dollar amount yet. >> Where's the purse? >> Purse is right there. >> Okay, cool. This one. So, did y'all just come from Washington State? >> Yes. Can y'all just come to Florida and see? That's what we do. >> As tensions grew, it became evident that the two sisters were determined not to comply with lawful orders, with the older sister's defiant behavior spiraling into a physical altercation. While she tried to portray herself as the victim, the surveillance footage revealed a completely different narrative. >> You guys both stole. You don't want to cooperate, you can both go to jail. If you want a proper way, we say other way we can work her. I'm just asking her name. I'm not asking questions about this. >> I'm willing to wait for her parent. >> I'm not asking you. You're already She's my little sister. >> That's good for you. You want to go in the car cuz we can go in the car. >> She can wait for our parents. Like I said, I'm nothing else. I'm not going to try to give you a hard time. >> She can wait for our parent. >> Come on. Keep on kid first. >> Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Some random person grabbing you. How would anybody react? >> You're not being in charge for that. >> No, but I'm saying I still don't understand how a random employee could put their hands on you. But okay. >> We wouldn't have that. >> Cut there. Cut on the nose and then inside the lip >> and then rip the shirt. >> All right. Do you want to give us your name or no? >> They're gonna yell at me because I'm like, do I wait for my mom to get here? >> I ask you about what happened when they talk about some >> stop. Okay, I'll give you my name. Don't. >> All you have to do is give her your name. >> Identify yourself. >> I'm talking with someone with a phone. >> Okay. >> She wants you to scratch you, punch you, or she going like this head. >> Oh, she headbutted you. Interesting. Right here inside the office. I mean, you guys see I was trying to grab the bag. Look, I was trying to grab the bag. Look at that. See? Yeah. the back and she kept fighting me. But I was like, >> "Yeah, >> see >> she's punching trying to get away." >> Bro, just hit the play. Sit. >> Yeah, that's what it is. >> You understand these words? >> Are you willing to answer questions or make a statement without an attorney being present? >> No. When the mother arrived and was confronted with the shocking reality of her daughter's actions, her reaction was far from what anyone expected. Instead, it became evident where the daughter had learned such behavior. Proof that the apple truly doesn't fall far from the tree. >> She doesn't want to talk to her. >> Okay, that means she's going to jail. >> So, what what would you change for her? She she's telling me that she was sweat. What are you telling me? I told her not to say anything. That's why they're arresting me. It's just you want to talk. I got to talk to this car. >> Well, you do know she committed a multiple crime. She won shoplifted from here, which in the state of Florida, it was just a misdemeanor. All she had to do is cooperate and we give her a court date, but she's refusing. >> Know that it was typical for law to grab people. >> It is when they have their ID in their hand showing them on camera. That's right here. >> That's video. >> You can do whatever you got to do right now. But I'm trying to talk to you about your other daughter. Trying to talk to you about your other daughter. >> Yeah. >> Same thing I just told you about her. You can't talk to her cuz she's an adult. >> I can't talk to her. All I did was ask the younger one her name and stuff. I have to ask you permission to talk to her. Like I said, either go to jail for not cooperating or cooperate. There's other routes where she can go home with you tonight. >> No, I don't I don't want her to talk to anybody. Trying to listen, but I don't want my jeopardize anything by talking. I don't want anyone talking to Just listen. Stop. You stop talking. Listen. So, $40. This is a misdemeanor. We don't take people to jail for that. We only taking her cuz she beat up the other guy. Like I said, he's bleeding from his nose and eye. You can't just beat up somebody and walk away with it. Your daughter didn't do that. She was the one that did that. So, she only had one charge versus her have multiple charges. She just has to say, "Yes, I did it. I'm sorry for it." And we give you a piece of paper. And she doesn't >> I can show you the video. >> What happens if we if she says nothing too? >> Yes, exactly. But before we even do this, >> they're going to arrest Olivia, too. Unless she admits to the police. >> Will it help if I show you all the video so you can see for yourself, ma'am? >> Yeah, let me show the video. >> You got video of her doing everything. >> Okay. You're showing me videos of an altercation between my daughter and your staff, but you're not showing me what this one did at all. Can you show them the fight first? Does she understand the severity of this? >> All of that's moot point. Our attorney will handle that. I don't need to see that. I just need to see what happens with her. >> She's putting the merchandise in her purse now. >> So, how is it admitting anything that she tells you? She still gets to stand before a judge. Like, this is ridiculous. Let me take my daughter home. >> Not how it works in state Florida. I'm trying to tell you. >> Okay. Well, tell me straight like we have to talk to you cuz you're an adult. She's a juvenile. We gave her a piece of paper saying yes, I did it. Even though we already know she did it, so it's not going to hurt me. It's up to you guys how you guys want to handle it. >> We thought we didn't even know you said you came from outside of Walmart and came and started talking to us. I didn't even want my security. Can you call me outside? >> And I can't even understand her accent. >> We're trying to just figure this out. >> So you want her to sign a paper saying that she did it. So, you want her to admit to something without being I saw the video, but what you're asking me is to have her wave her right to go in front of a judge or you're going to take her to jail. Is that like What is the paper? Let me read it. >> Okay. >> You want to come over here and read it, man? We read it together. >> It's called the arrest. >> What? You want to read it, too? I don't care. You understand it? >> Well, I understand it, but what is it? What is it? Like, it's an arrest avoidance, but what is it? >> You have to agree to this. So, I'm talking to you and not her about it. You have to contact the Jack place, those juvenile place, within two business days, and you guys are still going to have to go down to the courthouse and talk about this. You You're not getting away with it regardless. >> So, what? We just contact them in two business days. And then what? Like, this >> you go. Let's get the out of here. This is stupid. >> So, yes or no? >> Yeah, sure. I love paying money to court. It's my favorite thing to >> Yeah. It's not not on us. It's on you. Yeah, >> I understand what I was going and I take like responsibility. >> The older sister's detachment from the entire situation left much to be desired, raising doubts about whether she could truly learn [snorts] anything from the experience. >> Just stand up. Those would be pretty hard to run in. >> You know, they're not bad. Actually, I bet you I could give you a good run. >> You might still catch me, but >> it's a good thing you're not running today. It's all >> right. Your hands are getting kind of like red. Oh, I miss the hair thing. >> Oh, yeah. >> Is it just clip? >> Yeah. I might have to have it down. >> Yeah. Usually if it's like a hair tie, >> it's supposed to clip. >> Something you usually have. >> You got to make sure you ain't got nothing in there. Don't worry that >> there could be something that she had checked me for that spare. >> Their mother clearly agitated went on to display her sense of entitlement. However, it did nothing to change the situation as neither she nor her daughters were above the law. >> Ready to talk, ma'am? >> What? >> Ready to talk? >> Talk about what? You guys just had me sitting there for over an hour and now you're arresting my daughter. Anyways, what do I got to talk to you about? >> Why didn't you tell me to get out like that? What is wrong with him? I've been civil to you guys. I'm losing my >> But I'm trying not to lose my you guys. What is going on? >> I'm about to explain. I never said she was arrested. She's not arrested at this point. So, >> well, why did he say bye? Get out of here. Bye. What is wrong with him? He can't act like a human being just cuz he got a badge. I know damn well that police and sheriff do whatever they want. >> All right. So, you want me to tell you what's going on? >> Yeah, I do. >> All right. All right. Well, since today's her she's no longer a juvenile. She's an adult. She's an adult. She really wants to start off being in big boy jail on her. It's going to be up to her. But she's an adult. So, she has to decide that on her own without you. Or she can take the diversion program, which is like the same thing I was telling you. >> Theft charge. No one gives a >> Okay. Well, they do. So, she doesn't. If she take the diversion program, she's not going to just go home. >> I had a petty theft charge 20 years ago, and I have a job that probably pays more than the sheriff. So, >> I got you. I said, >> is fine. Everybody's fine. I'm worried about that one. I want her to get processed. She has an attorney. >> Which one? The other one? >> The one in the truck has an attorney. >> The one in the truck's already in jail. >> She's not in my truck there anymore. >> No, she's in jail. Do you understand what's going on? >> No, I don't understand what is going on. What is going on? >> She's an adult. So, she's going to get Miranda died and she's going to either take the diversion program or she's going to go to jail. It's only two options. >> She already wants to take the diversion program. She's not. >> Well, there's different there's different parameters for juvenile diversion and adult. >> So, I don't know what's going on with her right this second, but she's willing to comply with you. She's been willing to comply since the beginning. She honestly, they both thought that they were getting kidnapped by somebody. >> I mean, kids wearing chains and and a champion shirt. for me. >> In a dramatic turn of events, the revelation about one sister's age would completely change the dynamics of the case, leading to an unexpected outcome that the sisters never anticipated. >> Do you understand these rights? >> No. >> Okay. Are you willing to answer questions or make a statement without an attorney being present? >> I don't know what's the right thing to do. >> I can't I can't advise you yes or no. Let's Let's defend you. >> She doesn't know. It's a >> yes or no question. >> Yeah. We We can't We can't advise you. >> You're an adult. You have to choose at this point. You committed the crime. You're an adult. You have to So, you want to talk to us or you can get an attorney. That's You're right. >> I understand. >> Yeah. I will question. >> Now, I'm attorney. >> Okay. So, did you want to make a statement? What What happened today? >> Um, I came in and I did a few things for my dinner tonight. So, I and I still and I used my sister's bag. Okay. There you go. All right. Come sign this pony. Let >> me just take a picture of you right there. >> Perfect. >> In the end, both the sisters were charged with theft, resisting arrest and battery on a Walmart employee. They say desperate times call for desperate measure. In Nicole's case, her actions didn't just [music] land her in trouble. They earned her a lifetime ban from every Walmart store in the US. >> If you seal with this in effect, it's an automatic felony. I need you, too. >> What's going to happen? This means you can never come back to any Walmart in the United States. >> I finally grabbed something. >> Like the most expensive one. >> I didn't know it was that expensive. >> I need to see what my mom >> You can't even make it a month back here without committing a felony. So, I'm not doing you any favors. >> On May the 28th, 2024, a routine shoplifting call at a local Walmart revealed a deeper story involving a young woman named Nicole. Loss prevention team noticed her suspicious behavior with a cart full of merchandise. When confronted, her anxious pleas about needing to [music] get to work hinted at desperation. She received a lifetime ultimatum from all Walmart properties, but her troubles were far from over as officers delivered even more serious news. >> Hello, Nicole. Welcome back. >> I don't want to get arrested, please. >> Well, you shouldn't have shoplifted then. >> Please. >> You know what I mean? >> I don't want to get arrested. I have to go to work today. Please. No. So, what happened then? >> Uh, started washing her because of the merchandise and the amount of merchandise she has in that cart which is the stuff outside the door. >> Um, she selected the cat stuff, groceries, stuff and bakery. Um, walked over to the produce wall there by the grocery store and then turned and went out the grocery door and I saw her out on the sidewalk. >> Forever. You going to type everything for me? >> Yes, sir. >> Please. Please. >> Is she getting trespassed forever? >> Yes. >> That's good. Don't me. >> I was going to say that's a good idea. Stay seated, Nicole. >> Don't be standing up. Please don't arrest me. Please. >> Yeah. >> Please, sir. >> I'll be the witness. >> I have a work. I have to go to work today. >> Please. >> No. >> He promised me there was no cops involved. >> I said if you did not come with me, I would have to call the cops. Nicole, this is a notification of restriction property. This means you're trespassed from all Walmarts in the United States. You can never come back to Walmart. This is a lifetime trespass. If you come back on the property, including the parking lot, it's a misdemeanor. If you seal with it in effect, it's an automatic felony. I need you to >> What's going to happen? >> This means you can never come back to any Walmart in the United States. Okay. >> So, it's a witness. Okay. >> No, he's he's signing as the witness that you have been notified of this. I need you to print and sign. >> What's going to happen? >> This means you can never come back to Walmart. That's what we're talking about is that right there. So, again, you cannot come back into the parking lot. You cannot come back into the building. >> Can I still go to work today? >> I have no idea. That is not up to me. This is for Walmart right now. >> So if you come back to Walmart, you will be arrested for trespassing. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> Okay, >> cool. I have to read you something. >> Huh? >> I have to read you something. >> I don't want to get arrested. Please. >> Okay. Well, I have to read this to you. >> All right. You have the right to remain silent. You understand? >> No. Please don't. Please. >> Okay. You have the right to remain >> work today. Can I go to work today? >> Nicole, I need to read you this. >> I know what this means. >> That's fine. Cornered by the evidence, what started as a simple theft case took a darker turn. Nicole admitted to deliberately choosing premium items, destroying any sympathy her initial story might have garnered. >> But tell me about [snorts] the stealing. >> I needed food. I'm starving. I have no food at home. Food stamps. I don't have any food stamps. >> Mhm. Mhm. Where do you uh >> I need >> Are you living up on still about uh 1165? >> Yes. >> Okay. Did your Did Katrisha move? >> No. >> Okay. So, you needed food cuz you're starving. >> Yes. I don't have clothes either. And I needed a litter box so I can get my cat's stuff. I wasn't trying to do it on purpose. I needed it. >> Yeah. You needed $40 worth of ribeye steak. >> I needed some food. We needed meat. >> Mhm. So, you went with ribeye. >> We needed something to eat. >> Like a sirloin wouldn't be good. Like you just were like, I'm stealing something. finally grabbed something. >> Like the most expensive one. >> I didn't know it was that expensive >> cuz you were going to steal it. >> I didn't know it was that expensive. I didn't look at the prices. >> Yeah. Some more cookies. >> I was We were hungry. My boyfriend has to have sweets. He's diabetic. >> Okay. See what else we got. Twinkies. A lot of sweets. >> Cat tree. >> My cats need me today cuz I keep clawing at the walls. I don't want to get charged with damage to the trailer. >> Yeah. I mean, it's easier to like if you're going to steal something, if you're going to if you're going to damage someone's property, steal, right? >> A mug. >> Mug. >> A mug. Six bucks. >> I didn't take a mug. >> Okay. >> It's a pack of root beer. >> Oh, mug. Root beer. What's the root beer for? >> You needed something to drink. I >> think water's not good enough. You got your water shut off at home? No, >> you don't. Do you? Could have probably drank water. >> Yeah, probably could have. What else we got? Uh, this is men's Reebok for 18 bucks. >> Probably underwear. >> Underweares. Men's shoes. Your boyfriend ain't got no shoes. >> He's came in here barefoot. >> He moved down here from Virginia. >> No, I know it. I know it. >> I did. We just moved back. >> No, I know. I heard I heard yesterday. I heard about Where's your boyfriend? >> At home. >> At home. He just sent you down here doing a stealing. >> Yeah. >> Patricia moved? >> No. >> She's still living up there, too? >> You're 18, right? >> 19. >> 19. Why'd you come back up from Virginia? >> Cuz I needed a restart. >> Well, it wasn't didn't wasn't working out so well when you were here. I just need to go to work. My job called me called me in. They want me to come in today. I work at Dairy Queen right down the road. >> Philly cheese steak. >> What's that one about? >> It was a sandwich. >> Oh, chicken bacon ring sandwich there. $140 scoop free. What is that? Is that the litter box? >> Automatic litter box. Yes. >> An automatic litter box. Like a regular one wouldn't have worked. >> I couldn't find one. >> You couldn't find a regular one. You just got the most expensive litter box. >> See, Nicole, there's a big difference between uh being hungry and needing >> We were hungry, but I didn't need a litter box, and that was the only one I found. >> No, no, no, no. There's a big difference between being hungry and then uh and then what you did here. I think you know that. You know that. We needed it. We didn't have no money. I don't get paid till the 7th. We don't have no food stamps. We've already used up our food bank stuff >> till the end of the month. >> That community action center. >> Yes. >> Your mom don't give you no food. >> She didn't she didn't have food when I got up there. >> Your boyfriend's up here from Virginia? >> Yes. >> How long you guys plan on being here? >> So, you've been here for a couple weeks. >> Yeah. >> Already committing felonies. It's not good. So, you got a criminal history from when you were a juvenile. I don't know. Virginia, you get arrested in Virginia. >> I really need to go to work. >> Yeah. No, I understand. I understand. >> They called me in. They called me when I was here. >> As reality sank in, Nicole remained emotionless and detached, seemingly unaffected by the gravity of the situation. Her desperate pleas to avoid arrest and attempts to bargain fell on deaf ears as she resorted to playing the victim and shifting the blame onto someone else. But it didn't take long for her lies to unravel. >> Don't go nowhere. I catch you dead. What do you want done? What do you want done? You want to You want to forward get the hell off your property or you want me to take her to holding and fingerprint her? It's up to you. >> I think she needs to go to holding. >> Please. No. Please. I really got to go to work. Please, sir. >> Please, sir. Please. I want to come back. >> Can you give me this stone today? >> Please. >> Um, >> most likely depends on how long she was in the store um for the entire video of the store, but I can definitely get you a statement to not. >> So, tell me again what happened. Sit back down. >> Please. I got to go to work. >> I started watching her over in uh pets. Um, she was moving stuff around in that cart. She had some high dollar pet stuff in there. She picked up the uh scoop free pet thing and put it in there. >> Um, some kitty litter. Went over to grocery, picked up some cereal. um went over to bakery um or went through meats, got the steaks, went through bakery, got all the sweets and stuff, and then she went into produce and grabbed the sandwich there off the deli bunker thing, the sandwiches, and then stood right there next to the door until she thought nobody was paying attention and then turned and went right out the door. >> Which doors? >> Grocery side. >> Pass all point [music] of sale. >> Yep. Clear out on the sidewalk. >> Stand up, >> please. >> There's no police. >> Can I call my mom? >> Stand up. >> Please. My mom's going to come get me. >> You can call her when we're there then. You are under arrest for theft secondderee. >> What? Please, sir, don't do this. Please, >> Nicole, first of all, let's get this right. I didn't do nothing. You did it. >> Can my mom bail me out? >> Uh, I don't know. You know what? I'm going to figure that out, Nicole, cuz I want to see. Uh, maybe there'll be no bail. >> Please, no. Please don't do this, sir. >> No. No. Once again, >> I won't come back. >> Well, I know you won't come back, but once again, I'm not doing anything. >> My mom texted me. Can I just see what she said? >> Nope. You are a big girl now, Nicole. >> Can I just see what she said? >> I'll just do it up there. No, we can do it in here. Lots of people watching. Nicole, do you have anything on you to stick me, stab me, poke me, anything like that? >> I need to see what my mom said. >> I need to see what my mom answer. >> Please, that's my phone. >> And you are being a visually recorded. Do you understand that? >> Do you understand those rights I explained to you or do you need me to read those again, Nicole? >> I understand. >> Okay, back my hand. When can I call my mom? >> I don't know, 6 hours or so. >> No, I need to talk to her so she can come get me. >> See the back of my hand? >> All right. You got anything else on you other than your phone? >> No. >> Nothing else? >> No. >> Okay. >> I got to call my work. >> I did my best to have that for you if I >> I got to call my work, sir. >> Okay. We're going this way, Nicole. >> Um, do you want me to call in case? >> Call my work. >> Yeah, just call the front desk. I think Sam's working. He'll give it to you. >> All right. Thank you. >> Yep. What's going to happen? >> Well, um, you stole $800 worth of stuff, so I guess you'll sit in my holding facility for almost 6 hours. >> Let me call >> fingerprinted, photographed, and we'll go from there. >> Let me call my mom, please. I need to call make sure my boyfriend knows where I'm at. >> Yeah, face the car. >> Please, sir. >> Well, this will be a good lesson. Maybe he will learn not to send you to Walmart to steal. But I if I tell you something. He said if I didn't go steal it, he was going to me if I came back empty-handed. >> Uh-huh. Go ahead and have seen the back. >> I'm serious. Ask my mom. He'd be me. >> Oh, okay. >> Ask my mom. >> Okay. >> My mom was going to call the cops on him. >> Mhm. Okay. >> For threatening to snap her neck. >> Okay. >> I'm serious. >> While you're in the back of my car, you're being audition recorded by the incar camera located directly in front of you. Thank you. The officer in charge wasn't falling for Nicole's games or insincere pleas. He laid everything out clearly, refusing to be swayed by her tactics. Well aware of her history of misbehavior. He was determined not to let anything slide this time around. >> I have a right to make a phone call. >> Well, I actually read you my rights. >> I have a right to make a phone call, though. >> What's that? I have a right to make a phone call. >> No. >> Yeah, I do. To my mom. >> To an attorney if I question you. I'm not going to question you. Easy peasy. >> Bman 460 transporting one female. >> I need to tell my mom that please >> begin when you're ready. >> Please. >> She I just told her she needs mom. Traffic stop from town. >> What's that, Nicole? >> My I just told my mom I need her to come bail me out. She texted me. >> No. No. She can call the PD then. She'll know where you're at. >> When can I get out? >> 6 hours. >> In 6 hours? >> Mhm. >> And then I'll have a court. >> Yeah. Like I would assume you committed felony theft. >> So what would happen? Would I get released? >> What do you mean would you get released? You're not in court tonight. >> Huh? >> You'll get released in like 6 hours. >> I'd get released in 6 hours. >> No. >> Why? Because Nicole, when you were here before, all you did was commit crimes. You leave to Where'd you leave to Virginia? >> Yeah. >> You leave to Virginia and the second You can't even make it a month back here without committing a felony. So, I'm not doing you any [music] favors. >> I can't help it. It's a medical condition. I'm a klepto. I can't help it. >> Okay. [music] All right. Yeah. Yeah. >> I've been diagnosed with klepto. >> Okay. Well, >> it's a disease. I can't help it. >> Great. Maybe the maybe the prosecutor or the judge will uh give you a prison sentence so nobody else has to be victimized. I don't know what to tell you. >> Will it literally be 6 hours or less? >> Or depend? >> No, it's going it's going to be the full six. >> Huh? >> It'll it'll be the full six. >> It will. >> Oh, yeah. >> I can't. Nicole, you're a klepto. I can't if I release you any sooner than that, you just that's the sooner that you can steal from people. I understand you can't help it. >> The officer, fed up with Nicole's repeated criminal antics, responded to her excuses with a mix of professionalism and dry humor. It was clear that this wasn't her first time pulling such stunts. And with no signs of change in sight, her eventual confession only added to her problems. >> You told me you can't help but steal from people. So, if I can keep the city of Pullman safe for six hours, >> go straight home. >> I'm gonna do it. It's You're gonna be walking, Nicole. There's too many places you could steal from. What if somebody left something outside? >> I'm not going to steal anything. >> Sh. Well, you can't help it. You told me that. >> I can't, but I won't. >> You can't help it. >> I can't help it, but I won't steal. >> Oh, no. That's No, I can't do it. >> Throughout Virginia. >> Can't risk it. [music] >> Can't risk it. >> Someone at least let my boyfriend know that I'm gone. Why would you want to let him know? Doesn't he want you dead? >> Yeah, but I still care about him. He's going to worry about where I'm at. >> All he knows I went to the store and he's going to see that I didn't come back and then that what's going to happen. I don't know what's going to happen. >> Well, I mean like really like nothing's nothing's going to happen. Like he'll just wait for 6 hours. Nicole was processed through the jail procedures and it was at this point that [music] she seized the opportunity to negotiate her way out. However, her reckless attempt came at a [music] steep cost, one that jeopardized another person's life in the process. >> Nicole, talk about your boyfriend threatening to you. >> Well, he threatened to he said that if I didn't come home with full hand, then he was going to >> That was tonight, >> huh? >> That was tonight. >> Yes. in front of your mom? >> No, but she he has threatened to snap her neck and she was going to kick him out, but she's giving him a chance to get help. >> Did you say how he's going to? >> No. >> Why didn't you mention that before you were arrested? >> Cuz I didn't want him to go to jail. >> Now you don't care. >> His mom. >> What do you mean his mom would you? >> Because she told me to take care of him. And if I'm not taking care of them, just going to come down here. >> What's his name? >> Garrison. G A R I S A. >> Middle initial for Garrison. >> A. >> Date of birth. Or last name. >> St. Clair. S T C L A I R. What's his date of birth? >> 2004. What's going to happen to him? >> Well, I'll go talk to him, but he might get arrested for uh felony harassment. >> I don't want nothing to happen. >> Here we are. >> I don't want nothing to happen to him. >> I can't afford for you to be victimized. Nicole, >> I'm be fine. I don't want nothing. I have the right to choose if I want to press charges or not. >> No, cuz you two are in a dating relationship. >> Yes, I do. >> Nope. Yes, I do. >> Nope. >> Don't you worry, Nicole. >> I don't want no one talking to him. >> Okay. Well, I got to I got to investigate it. >> No, you don't. >> Sure do. >> Please don't. >> Nope. >> Don't. >> Please, >> Nicole. Just like I got to make sure this property of the city of Pullman is safe, I have to make sure that you are safe. >> I am safe. I'll be fine. He's never hit me. >> Him threatening to kill him. I got to take this serious. Have a seat in there. >> Please don't do anything to him. I don't want him arrested. >> Okay. >> Please. >> Okay. >> I have no choice. I don't want to put charges on. >> Nope. You're in a domestic violence relationship. >> I have to I have to make sure you're safe, Nicole. >> Lied about that. >> You lied about that. >> Oh. In the end, she faced charges of felony theft. Some miners make mistakes and others feel a little rebellious. But then there are the entitled ones. Armed with overconfidence and zero accountability, you walk into stores thinking that rules don't apply to them and that shoplifting is nothing but a game. At least until reality hits them in the face. They realize that they have to face the consequences. Moment that two teenagers took being entitled to a whole new level, making outrageous demands from the cops after getting busted for shoplifting like they were the victims in the situation. You bought it or you >> No, I have those. Like >> I'm sorry. >> I picked those. >> Okay. >> I did grab this. >> I can't have that on my record. My record is perfect. >> Yeah. Until today. >> How old are you? >> I'm 17, but I have I would like for one of you guys to go get my phone. On August the 21st, 2024 in Florida, officers responded to a call from a local Target where two teens were caught stuffing their bags with jewelry, hair [music] accessories, and snacks. When the cops arrived, they were met with a pair of arrogant and entitled teenagers [music] who acted like getting caught was just a minor inconvenience. >> Hey, how's it going? How's it going? >> Um, so these two young ladies here took everything that you see here. Thank you. the receipt. Let me go over. Here's a itemized receipt of what was taken. So, essentially, they came in, went to the jewelry section, grabbed all that, put it inside of this bag that she was carrying in the white shirt. Um, >> which bag? >> This one here, one that says the tote bag on it. Then they moved over to like health and beauty, grabbed this shampoo and like these hair clip things. Went and grabbed these. All that stuff went into that same bag. They tried to bypass points of sale. Stopped them. Escorted them back here. Cold you guys. Okay. Do you guys have IDs? >> You don't have none of you have IDs on you at all? >> How old are you? >> I'm 18. >> 18. You >> 17. Is that what you talking about? >> Yeah. >> First, you What's your name? >> How do you spell it? >> Even on that call. [clears throat] >> What's that? >> Uh, we'll talk about all that in a few. >> How much? >> We'll talk about all that in a few minutes. Do y'all have the video? >> Yeah. >> Cool. All right. We'll be right in there in a second. >> So, they're What are they right now? >> All right. So, so what we got to do as far as what do we got to make them aware of of before we even talk to them? >> Miranda, I just want to go talk to him. Your mom know where you're at? >> What's funny? >> Do I know you? >> No, but you're 17. >> Oh, y'all don't know where where I'm at. She know what I doing. >> She know what you be doing. >> No, she know where you're She knows where you at. I don't know about this, but like >> are you do you go to Are you in high school? >> You too. >> What's that? >> We have to conduct an investigation. >> That's not how this works. >> What? We get >> I don't know. We have to conduct an investigation. >> No. >> What did y'all Y'all broke the law, right? >> Yeah. and we got called here. So, we have to conduct an investigation. All right, just uh go ahead and start watching the video. It's all good. Everybody's busy, so I'll show you. Know what happened? >> We weren't here. 41 single. >> In a bold and frankly shocking move, the 17-year-old made a request that [music] rireed a pure entitlement, as if she had an upper hand in the situation. As one officer kept the girls in custody, another reviewed the CCTV footage to confirm the [music] full extent of the theft. Meanwhile, the teens sat there unbothered. For them, it wasn't a big deal. They were fully convinced that they would be walking out with nothing more than a slap on the wrist. [music] Teenagers do not go to jail or face the consequences of their actions. So they thought we just get trespass. >> Can we just get back? >> We have to figure out what's going to happen. We have to conduct investigation. We have to watch the video. We have to talk to the employees here. We have to talk to you guys and then we make a determination. It's not just that simple. >> Can we make a good determination? >> It's not up to you. The good determination would have been to not steal. I don't I don't know. >> I'm going close this so they don't go to the same school or what school is that? >> Play sports? >> Not anymore. >> What sports did you play? >> I did cheer. I did volleyball. I didn't I tried softball but >> what happens? >> I have to work pay bills. >> Pay bills. >> Does your mom know where you're at or dad or who do you live with? >> I live with my mom. >> And you? >> What do you live with? >> My mom. >> Okay. >> She's not. Is that a group of young individuals out there in your cohorts? >> No. >> There's a group of kids that look like they're your age outside like five or six. >> Here. >> Yeah. Outside of Target. >> Did y'all come here alone? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Well, no big deal. I'm just I don't know y'all. >> You have your boyfriend Charlotte. So, I didn't know if you >> Yeah, >> that's probably what it is. >> It's not my boyfriend. >> Why your shirt wet? We were at the pool. >> Which one? >> I have my bathing suit on the campground. Went to the open pool. >> You drive. >> Cool. >> So, can you just please >> What did I say 5 minutes ago? >> No, I have be calm and patient, too. But people so much for so much. >> Where you work at? me. >> Place. >> Which one? >> Oh, where is that? >> Uh, the only one. There's only one. >> I don't know where it is. >> Really? >> You got to try it. We have the best pizza on the planet. >> Is that recording? >> My camera. >> It's supposed to always be recording. >> It's recording. It always has to be recording. >> Well, that's not true. >> Well, I'm in a a room with two little girls and I ain't going to be a teacher. >> My camera's always on. >> 18 tattoos already, huh? My first one two days before I turned 17. My second one 17. My third one 3 days before I turned 18. >> I'm tattooless. >> Your parents school with you getting tatted up. >> I got my butterflies from my grandmother who passed. So it was my mom's mom. So yeah, she was okay with it. That's the one I got at 16. Thank you. >> The parties are not fighting anymore. They're now separated. >> We hate for you to be texting your ex-boyfriend. That's waiting outside for you. >> All right, ladies. I'm going to read this to you. Okay. >> You have the right to remain silent and anything you say may be used as evidence against you. You have to understand these rights. Are you willing to talk to us? >> Date of birth 06 [music] truck. >> That's >> so far. >> He just figured >> the officeic. >> All right. Who we interviewing first? She separated. >> All right, we'll talk to um Marie first. Can you wait outside, please, Miss Liliana or Lily, whatever it is. >> At this point, the officers were done playing nice and it was time to turn up the heat, ready to put their smug attitudes under pressure. >> What happened? Why did you guys come here? Okay, we came here because um I wanted to have a girl's day and I want to sleep in her house. So then we went to the pool first. That's why we're all wet. And then >> you're good. You can keep talking. >> We came to Target. Uh she wanted jewelry. I needed body wash. >> And then she wanted the chips. And I said we should leave like this. >> But I know it's wrong. So talk to me about all these items in here. >> So there should be some butter. >> I bought that for matches. >> You bought it or you >> No, I was like >> I'm sorry. >> I picked those. >> Okay. >> So why didn't you pay for it? I honestly I know I should have, but >> So if you if I asked you to stand up right now and pointed out all the items you stole, would you be able to do that that you did and not hurt? >> Uh, probably not because we I think we got the same things. >> Okay. So you guys were both like >> uh me both and we also share a lot. So, >> whose idea was it to Who's Whose plan was this >> to come here >> to take from? >> Yeah. Come here and take stuff that you weren't planning on paying for. >> So, originally I wanted to go to Walmart, but I put gas at Walmart cuz it's the cheapest. Well, to me, I think Shell or Wa is the cheapest. So, so then she was not ready to go to tight and said, but I came here with the intent to steal it. >> Well, we want to know whose idea was it? [music] >> It wasn't necessarily said like, "Hey, let's go in and do this." It was just necessarily just done if that makes sense. It wasn't planned. >> Okay. >> So, when you came in the store, you were planning on paying for everything that you bought? >> No. >> For everything that you stole, you were planning on paying for it? >> No. Like I said, nothing was planned at all. We just walked in and I said, "I need body wash." And she said she needed it. That's exactly why we went through it first. And we were just okay. like it wasn't necessarily set. >> So, who was holding the the bag? >> H. >> And you were put Did she know you were putting things in the bag? >> She did. She put things in the back, too. >> Who took the chips? >> Was that your boyfriend that's sitting out there? Afro kid, light skin, kind of short. >> Whatever. >> Sure. >> Okay, let me talk with her. >> Have you ever done like something like this before or >> you know? >> First time. You step out. Come on. >> Come on. Come on. >> With one already cracked, it was time to put the pressure on the second. [music] Meanwhile, she was clearly the more entitled and bratty of the pair. And the officers expected nothing but a full-blown performance straight out of the spoiled teen playbook. >> Get up. >> Okay, I'm trying. Why are you yelling at me? >> I told you three times. >> So, let me hear your side of the story. Why Why did you guys come here? >> Well, we were going to get jewelry. the just like the face because like >> more money to get anymore. >> What did you need it for >> for me? So I can wear it. >> Just just to have it. >> Yeah, I got all gold cuz I like to wear gold and I have these and I just I It's not I want more. But >> did you come in here with the intent to not pay for it? Well, no, but like I kind of like I like coming in here. I might like like look at it and try anyone want it, but no. >> But you said you didn't have any money to buy it. >> Yeah, I know. I had $2. >> Okay. Whose idea was it to come here? >> Nobody did. It was >> nobody's idea you guys showed up here. >> We come to Target all the time. So, you just figured I'd come hang out? >> Yeah. A lot of people walk around here. We're going to meet her boyfriend here, too. >> Why? >> How old are you? >> 17. >> Um, did your mom know that you're here? Have you talked to her? >> She knows you're here. >> Yes. >> Did she know you were coming here and was stealing stuff or >> she didn't ask how you were going to buy stuff with no money? >> No. I don't like informal. I would I I usually don't have my dad anyway. >> Okay. So, you who was carrying this bag right here? >> I was carrying it, but it's not my bag. >> Okay. Did you you were putting stuff in the bag? Did you know she was putting stuff in the bag? >> I did. Yeah. >> You know she did? >> Yeah. >> She did, too. >> Well, it's on camera, so >> I don't know. I'm just asking. So, if we ask you to like stand up and point at the items that you put in here specifically. >> Oh, I I mean I got the chips, but all that jewelry like I'm not going to like look at all that like but I could get a couple. I didn't take a lot of jewelry. >> There's like a lot of jewelry. >> Yeah, I didn't take much though. >> There's like 15 or 20 items in here. >> Would you like to be hurt? Yeah, I don't want to do that. I didn't grab much. >> I did grab this. >> Mhm. >> Yeah. >> Perfect. >> Is there anything in your pockets? Turn them out. >> She doesn't have side pockets. >> Okay. >> I do have >> How did you guys get here? >> You ever done anything like this before? First time or so? What was the >> I got >> What was the straw that broke the camel's back? Like why would why was today the day that we're like, "All right, I want some jewelry and I'm not paying for it." >> Well, like I don't know. I guess I'm a senior in school now, so I don't have no jewelry. I wanted some jewelry and I think I look better with him. >> Okay. Did you know that what could have happened had you gotten caught? >> Yeah, which is why I'm just like sitting here like this. This is stupid. kind of stupid. >> Okay. Can we call Can we call your mom real quick? >> Why? >> We got to tell her we're with you. >> You're a juvenile. We got to call your mom. >> And you're detained. We're investigating a crime that you [music] committed. We need to tell her where you're at and we're talking to you. >> You tell her what? >> We got to tell you where you are, what you [music] did, and why we're here. So, I mean, we're either we stand here for the next 40 48 hours and we call DCF until we figure out who your parents are, or you give us the password, your phone, we call your mom. What's the password? [music] >> I don't Why would I tell you that? You can watch me call. >> Put the password out. >> I think my dad texted. >> As the investigation was getting wrapped up, it was now time for the officers to lay down the consequences. The show was over, and now these entitled teens were about to face the reality check they [music] never saw coming. Hey, it's okay. Don't freak out. Okay. >> All right. So, you turn around and put your hands on your back, please. >> Be placed under arrest for petty theft and contributing to the delinquency of minor. >> Do you remember where you parked your car? Yeah, I think >> you think >> it should. >> Are you being honest about your name? >> It's pretty It's tight. >> It's tight. I can fit my whole finger in there. >> This one secure. >> Yeah. Delta 314 fiber. >> Yeah. Whiskey >> this way. >> Wait, wait, wait. >> I got a question. >> Wait. >> No. Stand over there. >> I can tell her. >> No, not right now. >> It doesn't concern you. >> Don't worry about it. Don't worry about it. Just do what they tell you to do. Just breathe. Breathe. Breathe. >> Hold on. Hold on. Let's uh before we do that, let's see if we have a female tonight. >> Please don't for me. >> All right. When we finish our investigation, we'll be happy to answer your questions. >> I here it's here. Here. I literally have this here. Take it. >> You can't even have that. You're not even though >> Where's your car at? I don't know. >> Park over there. Is Daddy right over there >> on the right? >> Um I think >> Okay, >> it's >> Stand over there. I'm just asking is did you park over there? >> I parked the green. >> I think it's that >> it's green or white? >> It's green, but it's my lights are on somewhere. >> How do you not know where you parked? Whatever. We'll we'll use your keys and we'll find >> Am I getting arrested? >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Theft and contributing to >> You got a felony. >> It's not good. >> What does that mean? >> It means you charge with her and she's a minor. >> A felony is a more severe charge than a misdemeanor. You're being charged with both. So, it's not good. >> Any prior theft convictions? >> Did they say a female is coming? >> Yes. You face all my oil. >> So, you're being you're being arrested, >> Miss Ma'am. >> I know. I just don't like it. >> Miss Adriana, >> I don't like it at all, bro. >> What's good? You're being arrested for petty theft. All right. Because you stole from Target. Do you understand that? >> I understand that. >> Okay. And contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Your friend there is 17 and you contributed to her stealing. You contributed to her breaking the law and she's under the age of uh 18. So because you coerced a juvenile to break >> I didn't co her. >> Well, you're an adult, right? It doesn't feel like it, but you are. >> The harsh truth that she [music] wasn't getting away this time was finally sinking in. And it was a bitter pill to swallow. >> We looked in and looked in, you could be given a bond out. >> I don't know. Uh probably I would say 1,500 maybe 2,000. All that pizza money might pay off, bro. >> You have anything on you? Uh, Adriana, what do you have aside from the vape? Any on you? Anything tucked in your areas? What do you have? >> Can you let go first? >> What do you have, Adriana? What you have? >> Oh, it was just a candy. >> That's it? >> Yeah. >> What kind of candy? Like a THC? >> Huh? >> Is it like THC? Like a gummy or just like a regular like Skittles or something? Okay. Where is it? In your underwear or is it in your pants? What are you doing? Why is it in there? >> Because I knew something was going to happen because I'm 18 and I didn't know what to do. Like I should have never >> You know what tampering with evidence is? >> I didn't tamper. I don't know what's going on. >> You put it in there with the intent to conceal it from What is it? Just What kind of candy is it? >> Just twigs. I swear to God, bro. I mean, Twizzlers, whatever the hell you call them. >> You got it from here. >> Here, please. >> What? >> Can you just move it? >> You got it from here? >> Yes. >> Where? Where did you When did you guys when you first walked in or when you were leaving or does your ex-boyfriend have any guns or anything? >> No. We have to worry about him getting mad at us and trying to us or anything. >> No, he just wants to know how much the bond is. >> Oh, that's cute. >> How old is he? >> 18. >> What's he do for work? >> Anony's Pizza. So stupid. >> Lean up or don't lean up. >> No, don't lean up on the car. You're good. Just relax. I know it's a lot going on, but >> No, I just don't like it when people touch me. >> Yeah. Well, when you get arrested, that's what happened. >> I know, but I I I >> kind of forfeit that, right? >> That's not fair. I I really don't like when people touch me. That's why I don't want to go to jail, bro. Oh, listen. Listen to me. All right. I don't I think you're I think you're a nice girl. I think you made a mistake. >> I did. I don't want to get touched in jail, bro. >> But listen to what I'm saying. >> Can you listen? >> Yes. >> Okay. As long as you do as you're told and you don't do anything silly, >> it's going to be smooth. >> I'm not straight. Adriana, come right here. >> 4.0, bro. >> Okay. >> That's my problem. I don't know what goes on your tail. I do not want to get touched by nobody. >> Okay. Well, as long as you behave and you don't do anything runchy, you'll be all good. >> My face. >> Huh? >> My face. Oh, this is fantastic, bro. >> You made a mistake, girl. >> I did. But the crazy part is I'm not supposed to be hanging out with her. My mother was like, "Don't do it." Cuz every time I hang out with her, cops get involved. >> And look what you did. Now you're going to jail. >> Yes. Exactly. Have you heard the saying, watch the company keep? >> And she's not going to jail. You know why? >> I know. Cuz she doesn't give a She's 17. >> Because she's 17. So she's going to get charges forwarded up and slap on the wrist essentially. >> Bro, I don't want to go to jail, bro. I >> mean, you probably get it expuned and be all good. >> I [laughter] don't know what that means. So because because you will be getting a theft charge on your record, which goes with you forever? >> On my record. >> So you'll have to get that expuned if you ever want like a real job. >> I can't have that on my record. My record is just perfect. >> Yeah. Until today. >> The reality of the consequences of her actions was hitting harder with every passing second. If she could, she would turn back the hand of time. >> But I can get that removed. You can get it expuned, which means like nobody will ever be able to see it, but you'll have to [clears throat] if you ever get like a government job or anything. >> Can I be a nurse? >> Yeah, you can be a nurse. >> Okay. >> And you're only 18. I mean, you made a silly mistake at the age of 18, which happens. But >> I know, but I'm literally going to college after this. >> Yeah. You have to tell them about this. >> I have to tell my college. >> Yeah. or else they'll revoke your application. >> It's better just tell the truth. >> But what if they don't accept me? >> What do you mean? >> Like what if they like know? >> Well, you're going to have to explain the situ. I mean, most most applications [music] you have to explain like the circumstances >> because I don't want this to stop me from being a nurse. >> Well, I can't give you any type of legal advice. So, what I would do is I would say I made a silly mistake hanging with the wrong crowd and I learned my whatever. You can learn your lesson and it won't happen again and blah blah blah. >> Could I still get my scholarship? >> I mean, you technically lose it. I mean, what you what's your scholarship for? >> I was I was planning on doing the bright futures. I did the hours. All I had to do is take the test. >> Yeah. I don't know about that one. I mean, so like you know what like these really good athletes like are doing really good in sports and then they get arrested for like charges and or like they girlfriend and they lose everything. I mean that could technically happen but I don't know maybe uh good evening deputy lip. >> Hello ma'am. >> She has some she said she has some candy or something tucked in her somewhere. >> Do you know me? I grew up here. I know you cuz I remember last year I had a boyfriend and this old man smacked him and we called the cops and I liked your tattoo. >> Okay. Well, nice to see you again. Well, obviously not in these circumstances. Um, but I'm going to ask you before I search obviously. Do you have anything hidden anywhere from? >> I got you one. >> This right there. Okay. Because I'm just going to let you know once you take it, it goes into the gild. Okay. >> I know. I want you to take it. So, here's one. >> Oh, and then that. Yeah. Sorry about that. >> And then I might have my ring in here. You might want to >> Yeah, I'm going to go through all your pockets. All right. >> Wait, are you going to throw away my ring? >> Am I going to throw them away? No. >> Okay. They're either there or my car. That's >> No, that's mine for sure. That's not from Target. I swear to God. I see you see the pictures on my phone. I swear to God. >> You just stream your favorite faces there. No, you're good. Do you have a bra on? >> Uh, you can check. It's It's a a bikini. So, you could really just put my shirt up. It's a bikini. I swear. >> You have a bikini out? Appreciate it. What beach did you go to? Slaughter Beach. >> Um, yeah. So, I went by Sar Beach. So, we used to uh her parents were resort like this RV resort. >> So, and they have a pool. So, that's where we usually go. >> Nothing inside of these pockets. >> Just the padding. Okay. Good. >> Yeah. >> As she stepped into the back of the cruiser, it felt like her entire world was collapsing. Meanwhile, her 17-year-old friend remained unbothered, probably thinking her age would earn her nothing more than [music] a light warning. But she was treading on dangerous waters, and one more misstep could land her in territory [music] she was not ready for. >> My phone back. I don't even have it hanging on my chest. No, >> I think I can get my phone back. >> Well, then you go to jail for resistance. We're telling you no. >> Just talk to my mother. >> Yeah. So, when she gets here, we'll give you your phone. >> Why can't you? >> I just told you. Or waiting for your mom to get >> bad of a day or having a bad day? >> Not really. Not having a good day. >> This is how it looks. Straight all the time. >> Everything and separate and then the receipt. Well, he's going to go with us to >> Oh, my phone. Technically, it's your mom's phone because you can't own property because you're so >> not going to be in the Are you okay? >> No, I've actually been doing this last time over here. I don't really want to touch >> here just to just to look like No, you're not even old enough to >> vape back >> to show that you used it. >> We'll walk around. We'll put her in the one of somebody's car. >> Okay. I want to be in no car. I just want to bring about that. All right, sir. Do you have any questions about anything? >> Yeah, we'll bring it into >> All right, let's go. Let's go. >> Oh, you can. Oh, yo, >> please. >> All right. Don't be grabbing me like that. Yo, >> don't do that, please. Because that hurt. >> And I'm being calm, but that hurt. >> Yeah. Well, now now we're going to hold on to you because you wanted to fight in there. >> Who wanted to fight? Let go of me, bro. I'm not even resisting. >> I'm not going to let go of me now. >> I'm not even resisting, bro. >> Can you please let go of me? That hurts. I'm not even resisting, bro. >> Yeah. Stop tensing up. >> Let go of me. Get my >> Get your phone with your mom. You >> mind if we go back to my mother? You have a second pair of cuffs on you, Deputy Murphy. >> Yeah. So, we'll just put her in cuffs in the back and then >> until mom gets here, >> bro. No, bro. >> Cuz why are they like so hard? You put these on me because I'm searching crazy, bro. >> Uhhuh. What the I did that for. >> She's 18. Are you stupid? >> Guys, quit it. >> She's 18. Stupid. Don't blame us on me. >> Let's go back here. >> You're not even under arrest. I mean, you're going to slap on the >> wrist. >> Yeah. She's just going to search. Do >> you have anything in your pocket? No, I have nothing in my pocket. How old are you? >> I'm 17. But I have I would like for one of you guys to go get my phone, please. >> Well, go get it. >> Where's your phone at? >> It's in the room at the gym. >> We'll grab it as soon as this is gone. >> In a little bit. All right. >> I would like I would like for it to be in my like I have it's on a chain and it can connect to my neck. >> But you're going to sit in the back of the car right now and whenever anybody sits in the back of their car. I'm not going to I can't eat on the car right now cuz my mom's on her way here. >> Yeah, it should be quick. It's like a timeout. >> I'll just I'll just chill out like this. I don't want to stay in the car. >> In the end, the 18-year-old was hit with charges for petty theft and aiding the delinquency of a minor, while the 17-year-old was trespassed from Target. These two teenagers were entitled, no doubt, but they were nothing compared