No. >> Stand up. Stand up. >> What? >> Plenty of opportunity actually. All you had to do is try and get >> Please. Please. >> MA'AM, STAND UP. >> I WON'T BE ABLE TO GET OUT OF >> NOT YET PAID OFF OLD debt and rushed to borrow new trouble. >> I'm [ __ ] drunk. What's your address? >> It sucks to be drunk. Don't do this. Please. >> Hey. Hey. >> I know. I won't be able to get out of jail. >> It seems that the bail order is just a break to plan a re-offending. Let's follow the following situation. Less than a day out of rehab, she's headed straight into trouble with a beer in her hand and a threat on her lips. >> What's your name? >> I'm just trying to eat. >> I got you, but we got a call that you were up here and you stole some alcohol. >> I didn't steal no alcohol. >> Did you buy some and drink it? >> Uh they took the I wouldn't do that, sir. >> Okay. What's your name? Do you have an ID on you? >> Are you serious? >> Yeah. I'm serious. >> So, I'm going to keep this system going. >> No, I need to identify you because I got called out to what you were doing here. So, I need your name and information or an ID card. Did you drive here? >> No. No, I walked. >> Okay. No, I want your driver's license or ID card. I don't need your money. >> Yes. Yes. Yes. I'm I'm good. I'm good. >> I got you, but I need your ID. >> I need your ID. >> so old. >> I got you. Did you have anything to drink at all? >> I was returning to a company called La La Auto Parts and Service. >> yes. >> I'm doing good. >> You just said yes and now you changed your mind. >> No, I am not drunk. >> Did you have anything to drink I didn't say you were. I'm trying to see where you live so we can maybe try to give you a ride home. See what kind of predicament we're in right now. You got dropped off here. You're You're in No. No. How about we be an adult right now? We need We need to figure out where where to take you right now. Did you leave the hospital? >> What does it matter? >> I need to know before I make a decision for you. >> Really? >> Yes. >> They don't want you here and you're intoxicated, so it's either we can drop you off and get you a ride home or we go down another route that you probably don't want us to go down. Being drunk in public is is a crime. You're aware of that? >> When the police tried to help her home, they had no idea they were about to face a storm of drunkenness and arrogance. >> But I don't know. >> I mean, we're we're trying to convince her to call for a ride. We'll see if that goes well. If it goes, I mean, if she starts being really belligerent and all of that, we already gave her a warning not to. That's it. >> Good. >> Be belligerent, so that'll be enough to get her in. >> I'm sorry, guys. >> That's all right. I am aware you are. >> I know. >> Let's get his number, okay? I need his number. Not in a public setting like this. Okay. Get your husband's phone number, please. Fast money times. Can we get your husband's number? Please. >> Where are we at with the ride? >> Husband's not coming cuz he's apparently bowling, so I'm trying to get the number, but it's taking 15 minutes. So, that's probably not the route we're going to be going down. >> Do you have Do you know Do you have somewhere in Ravenna you can go to? >> Yes. >> Where? Like >> I really do. >> Who? >> I'm sorry. I apologize, but you know what Sam said it was okay. >> Where in Ravenna do you have to go? >> I'm I'm calling Tony right now. >> We're not We're We're not getting there right now. Is there anywhere in Ravenna that we can take you that's not here in Sheets where you're going to be a problem? >> They're telling us that you're drunk and you're a problem and you are drunk. So, they don't want you here. They're a business. They're allowed to say they don't want you here to get out of here. >> Can I go to >> That's why we are here. >> No, we're not going to take you to another business where you're going to be pretty similar. Do you have like a friend in Ravenna that we can take you to? Look, you're not being charged with it cuz they don't want you charged with it, but you did. You did steal a beer and drink it. >> Store doesn't want to prosecute, a woman refuses to leave, and a police officer is left with only one choice. >> Well, there you go. So, the best thing to do is just stay quiet, wait for the ambulance to come here, and then that'll be the best thing for you, okay? >> Um when you were at the hospital, did they release you or did you just leave? Cuz you said you were at the rehab. But did they like discharge you? >> Stealing beer in public? >> I didn't steal nothing. >> You got You got to walk. >> No, well, play it back. >> No, we're not >> Show Show me how I stole. I paid for everything. You [ __ ] crotchety swearing >> Stop swearing. >> Cuz I really don't want you to also walk and fall and hurt yourself. >> I got that. >> It's pretty bad. I just don't want you to get hurt. I just don't I really don't I don't want you to get hurt. >> Oh, [ __ ] >> Don't >> superior. You >> Quit yelling. >> Yeah. Keep your voice down. You'll be the one. >> Quit Quit yelling. All I'm asking is >> Assault, disorderly. You can't see people for what they are. >> Keep your voice down. There's other people here. >> Yeah, that little [ __ ] >> All right, I got >> Why would YOU CALL >> ALL RIGHT. >> NO. >> Stand up. We're >> What? >> We told you to calm down and be quiet, and you continued to yell. >> What? >> Stop pulling away. Stop pulling away. Enough is enough. We've given you plenty of opportunity. I told you all you had to do was be quiet until the ambulance got here. >> 400 you can disregard the 29. She's going to be a 21. >> I got your stuff. >> What's it >> Perfect. >> We're trying to call an ambulance for you so you can go, but >> Yeah, I need the ambulance. >> For what? >> You lost control with her insults and contempt for the police. She probably had no idea what she was facing next. >> Let's just get over with IT. >> STOP IT. STOP. >> YOURSELF. >> Quit pulling away. >> You, man. I know exactly what this is. I keep you in a job, you keep me in a job. What? Huh? And then what? Dumbass. This is so embarrassing. Don't breathe on me then. >> Well, I got to breathe. >> No, get the [ __ ] your breath off. Excuse me. >> do that. >> Oh, how's that feel? It's different on the other side, isn't it? I'm [ __ ] drunk. >> What's your address? >> it sucks to be drunk. >> What's your address? Do you have any other questions? Are you pregnant? Do you feel safe where you are? All right, now the last test is a few questions. Are you going to comply with that or no? >> I need a hospital. >> For what? >> Please. Huh. I need a hospital. >> For what? >> I can't breathe. >> Well, if you get out of the corner, maybe you can. Come over here. Are you going to answer the nurse's questions? >> Do you have any current injuries? Do you have any current injuries? >> Listen to me. Do you have any medical conditions? >> Did you really just did that to me? >> just did. >> Oh, do you feel [ __ ] superior? >> No, I don't. >> Just listen to the jail nurse. >> I'm the nurse. Or else stuff is going to get not good for you. Stop. >> Do you have any current injuries? >> Do you have any drugs, anything on you, any opium? >> I drink. >> Drink what? >> I drink. You drink. You drink. >> Stop. >> Responsibly. >> Oh, yeah. There is no responsible way to drink. Really? You're one of those kind, huh? >> Just like >> Ah. Ah. Stand up. What the [ __ ] are you doing? >> I'm taking your shoe off. >> YOU'RE A [ __ ] [ __ ] >> OH. QUICK. >> The woman was charged with disturbing the peace and obstructing an officer. She was not charged with theft thanks to leniency from the store. However, her drunken, uncooperative, and disruptive behavior carries clear legal consequence. Next, a fateful night at Walmart where all eyes are on a woman trying to hide more than just an unpaid item. >> Patrol we're going to take this off. >> Patrol? >> You see your ID? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay, well we're here because they're obviously going to receive a witch hunt. >> Why? So you're pressing charges on me anyways? What's the dollar amount though? The dollar amount usually is a felony which is $300 or more. >> Petty theft charge. >> Can you stand up? >> But I'm just asking a question. >> You can stand up and answer the questions after the investigation. >> Okay, who is going to arrest me? Please don't arrest me. Please don't arrest me. Please. IF I GO TO JAIL THEN I WILL BE BLAMED. PLEASE. PLEASE, PLEASE. PLEASE. OKAY, JUST LET ME SIT DOWN. PLEASE DON'T ARREST ME. >> STAND UP. >> STAND UP. Please don't arrest me. I said I wouldn't come back. Please. Please. Please don't arrest me. Please, please. Don't I won't be able to get out. I won't be able to bond out or anything. >> It's not our choice. I've already told you. >> YOU SAID I WAS GOING TO GO HOME. >> SIT DOWN. HAVE A SEAT. >> YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE SO LOUD. >> HAVE A SEAT. >> YOU'RE THE ONE ADDING AN EXTRA CHARGE. NO, I'M NOT TRYING TO, MA'AM. I'M sick to my stomach. I've been in and out of the hospital. >> From tearful pleas to reasons that even the police had to pause, can emotions change the truth? >> And we'll go from there. So I'm going to read you your Miranda warnings. >> Why is that? >> Listen to me. I'm going to read them to you and then you can decide what you want to do from there, right? >> Okay. >> Right, you have the right to remain silent. Do you understand these rights I have explained to you? >> Yeah, I think so, yeah. >> It's yes or no. >> Sure. >> Yes or no? Yes or no? >> I'm really bad at lying right now. >> Do you understand it or not? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you wish to talk to me or not? >> No, I just want to go home. >> You want to Okay, so I'm going to say this again. Do you want to tell me what happened as far as you not scanning the multiple items in the cart? >> As of the catalog, which was the the >> Just give me a yes or no, a verbal yes or no first. >> Okay. >> So you scanned you had three? >> I had two of them. I had two catalog things. >> Wasn't it three catalogs you had? Okay, it was two you scanned. >> them across. >> Okay. >> only one came up. >> Okay. >> I didn't notice because when I scanned other things, multiple things it would like it would come up two times and I'd have have somebody help me take it off. >> All right. >> As of the other things, I placed the bag >> Then you had two playing cards and there was one of the gummy bags. >> And I accidentally placed the um stuff over the bag over it, okay? As of the other stuff, I'm just I just got up here >> the stuff in the bag that So we're finished with the stuff in the cart. Now the stuff in the bag >> There's nothing in the bag. >> The stuff you had in the bag, the hair items, what about those? >> I'm I'm just I'm going through a hard time. I've been up here for probably about two months. Haven't been able to find a job, filled out over a hundred applications, had interviews, don't understand because I've never had a problem getting a job. Like I don't even I don't have money for nothing, nothing. And I'm half of my desk, everything. And I was just tired of it. I just grabbed a couple things that I shouldn't have and it was a mistake. Why are you not >> We're just here >> I feel like I can't breathe because >> Listen, I'll let you know in a second. We're just We're all just here to investigate. Just calm down. >> I'm sorry. >> It's just a small thing, but in the eyes of the law, even a small mistake can have huge consequences. The police are law enforcers, not negotiators. >> I would be able to go home. >> Dollar amount. When I had a petty theft charge back in 2008 because I took some clothes for my daughter who I had just had. >> They go to Goodwill and stuff and get clothes for free. >> You're right, but I was young and wasn't thinking back then 2008. Took some clothes and they told me if it was over $300 I would have been arrested with a felony and went to jail, but since it wasn't over $300 that I would get a trespassing. >> But that's their policy or that person at the time. >> Okay. >> So you can go to jail for one penny stealing a stick of gum. >> Is that a vacuum cleaner you stole from Target? >> Yeah, but who was in charge of that? And in Florida we really have a especially our police department we have a >> So can I just get like a court date or something? >> So we're law enforcement. That's what cops are. We enforce the law. He he they own the business. >> I did what? Is what? What I took? How? >> I don't know. You tell me. 135. >> Where? Let me see the receipt. Put everything on it. >> Yeah, your products are not there. >> As you were concealing the items. >> Cantaloupe, that wasn't >> That's probably why you want to know the amount so you can stay under that amount, right? >> I don't know. I was just looking to see because oh my god, I'm sorry. Please listen, sir. Ever again. I just want to go home where my kids are. >> You're sorry you got caught. >> No, I'm I'm sorry for everything. Not sorry that I got caught. I'm sorry that I'm I was >> You have to understand >> That I wanted something for myself that I just couldn't afford and I thought that it would be oh well, who cares? That was stupid of me. Please don't press charges. >> They they press charges on every single person. >> You told me that they didn't do that. So you lied to me? >> I can tell you whatever I want. I'm not a police officer. >> Please, I'm begging you. I don't want to go to jail. >> They can tell you. People have came in here and gotten an NTA and gone home. >> Well, why didn't I get to go home? >> Did you see what happened? >> You see the way you acted? >> Well, all I asked was to let me like sit down and stuff. >> Listen to me. Listen to me. What do you Is that Who's that outside? >> My boyfriend. No, there's nothing much more in it. Just the right Just my stuff. >> It was just her stuff. >> Yeah, just my stuff. >> All right. So, with this bag, do you want us to give it to your boyfriend? Cuz you I'm going to I'll be honest with you, you will be going to jail tonight. >> Please don't do that. I'm begging >> I'm telling It's decision is made. What do you want to do with your bag? Do you want me to give it to him? >> Yes, please. >> A stark reminder of why stealing while on bail is the perfect recipe for compounding sentences. >> So, you Hey, you understand you cannot come back here for the period of a year. >> I mean, I understand, but please, I'm begging you. I won't get OUT OF JAIL. >> COME ON, LET'S GO. >> NO, WHY? Don't do this, please. I'm asking you. >> don't don't fight, man. Ma'am. >> Please, please, I don't want to go. >> Nobody wants to go, but you made the decision. >> So, I don't KNOW IF I'M GOING to get out of jail. >> You made that decision, not us. >> Joe, Joe. >> Please, I'm asking you, please. >> Joe can't help you. >> Please, uh >> Okay, please, widen your stance. Widen your stance. Widen your stance. >> Widen your stance. >> Oh my god. >> Britney, Britney, chill. >> I just want to go home. >> Britney, I understand. I'm in and out of the hospital with stomach issues, anxiety, everything. >> You have to calm yourself down. You have to understand. You made a decision tonight. >> I know, but please, can't people have sympathy on somebody? Please. Please. >> I don't know. Put your foot in there. >> Can I please just hug my boyfriend goodbye? >> No, all right. Just to let you know, you're you're getting charged with shoplifting and resisting. >> Please. >> She was having like an anxiety and >> Yeah, and she like so I like >> That's what I said. I'm like, "Let me go over there." Cuz I heard her screaming in the background. >> Yeah, I I I had to push her up against the wall. And she kept fighting and my camera came off. So, just in case, just letting you know that's what happened. >> Everything was a mic. Yeah, we we did what we had to do to her. There it goes. I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, top. >> I got inside and I just put down the window so I can breathe. Can I please just get transferred out with a court date? >> It's that's done. >> Please, I don't want I don't know anything. Please, I don't want to go to jail. I can't do this. >> You made that decision, not me. >> please, Joe. I just WANT TO GO HOME, PLEASE. >> MA'AM, I'm not the one who made the decision to steal the stuff. >> get a bond. I can't. Please, sir, isn't there anything you can do? >> Ma'am, we're beyond that point. >> Oh my god, I will be stuck up here for a long time. Do you understand that? I will be stuck in jail for months. >> You committed a crime by stealing. Shoplifting is a crime in Florida. Any state you go, shoplifting is a crime. >> why he wasn't arrested when he was the one who Wait, do it, do it, do it. He had me scanning. >> Well, you're the one who committed the crime, not him. >> In Florida under SS 812.014, theft of $100.00 to under $750.00, first degree is punishable by a fine of up to $1,000.00 and imprisonment of up to 1 year. A previous conviction for theft may be upgraded to a third degree felony. Brittany was taken into custody and will face trial on the new charges while she is currently on bail on the old case. She is likely to be held without bail. What I thought was just a few little things to indulge myself with turned out to be a one-way ticket back to jail where this time I could stay longer than my original bail. Hey guys, what do you think about this situation? 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