[music] What did I do? >> Sir, what did I do? Sir, what did I do? I didn't do anything, sir. What did I do? >> Quit resisting. >> She went shopping at Target but left with a felony charge. >> You're resisting. You're back. I'm not resisting. >> I'm sorry. >> So, I advised you were under arrest. >> A bag of unpaid merchandise turned the shopping trip into a nightmare. A seemingly ordinary trip to Target suddenly turned chaotic when police rushed in to stop the two people right outside the entrance. >> Hey, you're not free to leave. You're under arrest. >> Both of you. You're being detained. >> What did I do? >> Sir, what did I do? On your back, >> sir. What did I do? I didn't do anything, sir. >> Resisting. >> You're under arrest. Police. You're under arrest. >> You're resisting. Behind your back, sir. resisting. >> Is that with the police? >> So, you're also under arrest for resisting arrest. >> Don't twist around on us. We do exactly what we tell you to do. You are under arrest. Body cameras are audio and video recording. Do you understand? >> We're going to talk about that in a second, but we need to figure out your attitude. >> Please, sir. I'm so sorry. >> I'm so sorry. Please, sir. >> At this point in time, you have the right to remain silent. We're going to keep walking. >> Okay. You have the right to release anything you say cannabis against block. >> I really haven't done anything, sir. I swear to God, I haven't. >> So, I'm just going to advise you of your rights right now. Okay. >> Uh, so like I said, right now you're just being detained for reasonable suspicion of theft. We have probable cause for her to arrest her. Right now, we are just in reasonable suspicion. >> I mean, I don't know cuz I literally was on the phone with my grandma and everything. Everything is recorded meticulously within the entire city of Lynwood. It's not just inside the stores. It's everywhere. We have cameras everywhere watching everything. >> So your entire your entire moves were being watched, recorded, and bookmarked. >> I mean, you can check the cameras. I haven't done anything. >> If his coworker says that you were concealing stuff in the bag that's in there that has all the stolen merchandise in it when you guys >> That's not my bag, though, sir. >> I understand that. But if you were concealing stuff into the bag. >> No, sir. I haven't concealed anything. >> That's why That's why I have him checking. >> But that wasn't my bag, sir. >> If you were sticking stuff in it. >> No, sir. I haven't. Sir, I haven't took anything. >> And if he says no, I'll let you out of cuff. >> He's probably going to want to fill out just some trespass paperwork. Do you have warrants or anything like that? No. >> He says that he saw concealment bag. >> Yep. >> Just a few items in the bag made the story of buying gifts for the kids take a more dangerous turn. [crying] What do you think you're doing? Trying to turn around on cops? >> I wasn't trying to. >> When we grab on to you and tell you you're under arrest, you don't start twisting around on us. Okay. >> I'm sorry. >> Compliance is the only anything else is resisting arrest. Do you understand me? Yes, >> sir. >> Okay. Now, the reason we're here, we already know what happened. We had someone watching the video. So, what items did you take and where are they? >> They're in the bags in the bottom of the cart. >> What are the items? Do you remember? >> Just the um clothes that's in the bag for my Do you have anything else from the store on your person? >> No. >> Okay. >> No, that's not mine. >> Okay. >> The Jessica right here on the side. >> Whose ID is that? >> That's my cousin's. >> The one right there. >> No, not >> I'm sorry. Sorry. >> So, you said it's your ID is in here. >> Yes, it's on the side right there. >> Might be kiss. I'm so sorry. >> Thank you, my daughter. going to figure it out if he has video of you concealing. >> Okay. >> You were But that basket's not mine, though. You do know that, right? The basket she was pushing out. That wasn't That's not my >> But but what I'm saying is if you were sticking stuff inside the bag that >> was concealing stuff. >> The only thing I did was put stuff in the basket. But that's the difference, right? >> Yeah. If you weren't sticking stuff inside the bag that is used to conceal with that, >> um if you were sticking stuff inside there, I'm still not going to take you to jail today. Okay. I promise you. You've been nothing. You've been nothing but cool with me. >> Yeah, I don't get in trouble, sir. I literally I work at I just got a promotion at my job at McDonald's. I I live in both and I work at the McDonald's right there. >> When an unfamiliar ID appeared, the simple shoplifting case immediately led to much more serious charges. >> Oh, you're out of Georgia, too? >> Yes, sir. >> Sarah's got a felony warrant out of a >> I did not know that either. She said that she was off probation and that's when she came here. She says she's off of probation >> and Sarah gave it to her. Sarah met her on the bus originally. She You said it was your cousin. >> Then you said you were friends. >> That was found on your person which means you're in possession of it. So if we call and find out that you >> Wow. And I took it from her. I'm serious. I took it from her because I thought she was messing with the girl and I was like, "Who the is this?" And she was like she met her on the bus. Wow. Oh my god. in this suit. No. >> I mean, regardless of what the outcome of the ID is, right? From the sounds of it, the other officer told you you were under arrest for resisting as well. >> I wasn't resisting shocked me. >> Has she been read? So, on top of the resisting, >> you're also under arrest for theft at minimum third degree. >> Oh my god. >> Probably going to jail tonight. >> I want to go home to my daughter. >> I'm sympathetic on a lot of things. >> I swear to God. I swear to you crying. >> I'm not. I know, but my daughter is dick and I'm not even bullshitting you. I used to get in trouble and I used to >> Anyways, back to what I >> What is she calling my daughter for? That's not her daughter's >> to let her to let her know what's going on. Okay. You, not Sarah. You were caught on video concealing stuff into a bag. >> Oh my god. >> You were at the register >> scanning some items and paying for some of those items. >> And I didn't pay for the ones in the bag. >> You didn't pay for the ones in the bags and arguably some other ones as well. And I I I mean I No, everything that I scanned I did pay for though. >> Everything that was scanned was paid for. That is correct. And that's on the stuff that's in the bag and stuff. And the stuff that was in the buggy and I already told him s I haven't been in trouble since I've been here. I've been good and I've been trying to take care of my daughter because I felt bad and I haven't got her nothing and I just felt bad. I want to do something nice for my daughter. Just surprise her. That's it. That's just being honest. After pleading to go home to her children, she ultimately faced multiple charges and a night in the Snowomish County Jail. >> Like I said, you're under arrest for the theft, which is I believe it's going to be theft in the third degree. >> You're also arrest for I believe they established PC for resisting arrest. >> What? Who is talking? >> Somebody listen to me. >> I understand that, but I'm trying to talk. sergeant there. He's the patrol sergeant on our squad here and he just called the person with that ID. I >> understand that's established probable cause to arrest you for possession of another's ID. Tonight, you're going to go down to Snowish County Jail. >> You're going to be booked on those three charges. In the morning, you're going to be able to see a judge. >> Please go grab my car. >> All right. >> Do you have anything on you that's going to put me stick me or harm me? >> No. This is my phone. >> Do you have any drugs on you? >> Just be honest. >> I appreciate that. If Cuz if it's fennel powder, that's scary stuff. >> No, I don't any of that. No. >> And don't start. >> I want I want some boxing down cuz I'm trying to get >> Okay. Please, can you give me a chocolate? Please hold on to my kid tonight. Please. >> You got kids at home tonight right now? Please let me out. >> How much How much crystal do you have on you? >> Just a little bit. If it's on me, I don't know if it's >> How much? Like 20 bucks. Worth. >> 20 bucks. Okay. >> If it is >> okay to the front. >> Pull your shirt down on the front. I will pull your shirt down to the front. There you go. And then you probably should stop hanging out with Sarah. carrying anybody else's ID, which to be honest, I I I don't I don't believe you that you're not using I've >> Please tell her that. >> I don't want her around me no more. I don't >> Well, I'm going to let you know right now that, you know, using somebody else's ID, that that becomes identity theft and that's a felony and that's a big deal >> sort of thing up here. All right, >> I understand that, sir. >> All right. In Washington, retail theft involving property valued at less than $750 is punishable by up to $364 days in jail and a fine of up to $5,000. She was charged with retail theft, identity theft, and resisting arrest. Next, the moment she was issued a trespass notice, the woman became furious and [music] challenged police to try making me leave right in the Walmart parking lot. her just told her she trespassed. >> Yeah. >> So, ma'am, just to let you know, uh, moving forward, you cannot come back on Walmart property, >> man. I'm not going >> I'm not going nowhere. >> Yes. >> I'm handicapping. I cannot walk. >> Try to move me. >> Try to move me. >> Yeah. Hey, I got the police over here and this officer is standing alone by himself talking about I'm trespass. I'm not going nowhere. Uh, Lewis, your son out here, your firstborn was acting stupid. So, I said something to him and they're telling me I'm trespassing. I didn't do nothing when he started the argument. I'm not going anywhere. I'm not going nowhere. You can't trespass nobody off the Walmart property. Homeless people are allowed to live here. >> No. No. No, it's private property. They can trespass you. >> Mhm. I got two flat tires. I'm not going anywhere. >> They're going to arrest me. I'm going to get out for trespass. I'm going to come back on the property and they're going to keep arresting me and they're going to they're going to have to drop it. I'm going to explain to the police officer that the reason why I'm trespassing. I'm not going anywhere. I'm not going anywhere cuz this over here, whatever the his last name is, your son started some [ __ ] with me. >> 465. >> Okay. Well, he thinks that you're his father and he's over here where I charge my phone at night. Sitting in the sitting here in the seat starting [ __ ] with me. It don't matter what time it is that the store allows to sees me come over here at night and charge my phone. I wasn't bothering nobody. They started running the mouth to me first. There wasn't talk when I pulled up in in the buggy. They weren't even talking. Then they want to talk [ __ ] I said, "Who you talking to?" Me? He was like, "Yeah, I'm talking to you." I was like, "Who? You talking to my son?" I was like, "Yeah, I told him not to touch my phone cuz he wants to." >> With two flat tires and no money to leave, she chose not to cooperate and handled the situation in a way that drew even more police attention. >> I don't know what the [ __ ] it is. All I know is it's white and they got short hair. >> Who me? I'm a female. Touched your ass. >> Can I help you? >> Yeah. So, >> don't say nothing. Stay your ass in the car. >> It's fine. You done talk to um she got trespassed. She arrest. >> Who said that? Corporation. >> Loss prevention. Who's that? >> It's the employee inside. I guess there was some argument and they trespassed everyone involved in it. >> Well, as you can see, we have two flat tires. You can fix us with that and we can leave. >> I can call you a tow truck if you want. I'll deal with that. But >> nope. >> You can still stay here. You're not trespassing. >> I will not go anywhere. >> Okay. >> And now when I get out of jail, if you try to put me in jail for 30 motherucking days, don't cry. You'll be in I'll be gone for 30 days. less than 30 days cuz I don't have to go to court. You understand me? You got the money in here in my purse. 20 30 27 or $37. Put the money on the cash app. Okay. I don't have a car to to pay my car insurance or the cell phone bill. So, what you're going to do is call mom. Tell her you're coming to come pick up my card and explain the situation. If she gives it to you, don't get all my mail. Just the card. You understand? Here. Leave that in here. Do not take that out anywhere. >> You got to leave your key, too. >> Charge my phone. Not I'm taking my key. Don't say >> Give me the other key. >> Okay. Don't say one goddamn word to those people. Now, if you want I'm going to call my mom right now for an emergency purposes. I'm going to carry the to have money and you got the food stamp card. Use it cuz I don't need it for 30 days. >> Try to save as much as you. >> When asked for her name, she gave a bizarre answer then continued insisting that no one had the right to make her leave Walmart. >> And what's your name? >> God. And that's Jesus. Joseph Joseph and I'm Christ. >> So Walmart does not want you on the property. >> I don't give a I'm not going a goddamn [ __ ] I'm calling my mom right now. You can um do what you got to do and take me to jail. Let me make arrangements first cuz I'm pregnant. Don't put your hands on me. I need two cuffs in the front and if you try putting in the back, you know, >> but all you have to do is leave the property >> and I can't because I'm handicapped. I cannot walk. I have neuropathy in my legs. >> But jail doesn't correct the issue. >> It doesn't matter. I said no. I'm not leaving the property. Homeless people are allowed to be on. >> Why are you cussing at me? I'm not cussing at you, Mom. I'm going to They think that they're going to try to take me to jail because somebody started arguing with me. So, they're trying to trespass me. I know they can't because homeless people are allowed to live here. They can't trespass me. >> Well, Walmart called us and Yeah, they >> It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. Take me to jail, I'll still come back and be on the property. Take me again and it's going to be a problem. Boom. Boom. That's all it takes. >> Not on us. >> That's all it takes. >> Not on us. At the height of the confrontation, she called 911 right in front of the officers, claimed she owned Walmart, and sealed her fate. >> But do you not understand? Walmart called us. >> I understand completely. >> But Carmen, Walmart called us. They don't want >> It doesn't MATTER WHO CALLED YOU. I OWN IT. I [screaming] OWN THIS. >> OKAY. >> I uh I I need police here. Um they're telling me to get off my own property. I own Walmart in Castleberry. The address is 1239. 4 436 Castleberry Super Walmart. I have two pop tires. I'm sitting in my vehicle. I went to go charge my phone. They see me every night to charge my phone and the the manager complained because somebody was starting some [ __ ] with me and um I said something back to them. So, they want that person trespass and if I go to jail, I have to explain to the judge what happened and they're going to release me before I even see the judge. So, I have to come back on the property so I can get my vehicle. I am not trespassed. Homeless people are allowed to live here. And then we have a we have a officer that walked up on me and his name is Johnson. Boom. There we go. Yeah, I'm with the officer and I'm not going nowhere. So, I'm going to jail for 30 days and I'm coming back to get my vehicle and I will be on this property. I will be on this property cuz they're going to drop the charges. So, I will come back. So, I'm going to jail for 30 and I'm pregnant. I'm pregnant with four girls. My name is I am God and I have Joseph in my Honda CRV black on the property on the right hand side of um the liquor store. He is Joseph and he is Jesus. >> She was charged with trespassing and obstructing official business. The theft charge was dropped. She thought she owned Walmart but ended up becoming a regular at the county jail. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support our fundraising efforts. Thank you so much.