Sir, I'll go over there. I'll go over there. Sir, I'm I'm I'm >> Put your hands up. >> Wait. Wait. I'm going to >> Get over here. You're not listening. >> Sir, there's a passenger >> Why? There's >> There's a passenger in the vehicle. Can you please >> Put your hands behind your back. >> She thought no one was paying attention, but the car full of merchandise gave everything away. >> All right. Well, like I said, when you go to when you go to court, okay? >> Okay. >> You're not under arrest, but if you keep acting like this, you're going to be arrested, right? >> The car you're in is stolen, okay? >> stolen? >> So, hang on a second. >> A simple check, but one small mistake left them with no way back. A parked vehicle, but inside it was packed with suspicious merchandise. Police took notice and things quickly spiraled out of control. >> Hello. >> Uh-oh. What happened? Uh-oh. >> Hi. How are you doing? >> Hey. How do you do? >> Good. >> Give me your driver's license. >> I do. >> Thank you. Hello, ma'am. >> Officer, let me tell you something. >> Don't you dare yell at us. >> No. I'm not yelling, officer. >> Oh, that's just how you talk. Oh, you're reaching for your purse, miss? >> Yeah. Yeah. Oh. >> Okay. I got you. Here, can you step out real quick? I don't know that I like that that I can't see where you're reaching. I'm sorry. >> I'm going to step out real quick. >> Why? >> It's my driver's license. >> Okay. I need you to step out. Mavis, that's you? Okay. Come on out real quick. >> Wait. What is this for though? >> Cuz I'm asking you out real quick. Just don't hit me with the car door. >> Come on back here real quick. >> Why? >> Come on back here. I want to talk to you. >> Oh. >> All right. >> What's going on? >> No, nothing. He's just he's he's backing in the spot cuz he's a nice guy. So, okay. So, you're getting a citation for >> The request to step out of the vehicle was repeatedly ignored. When words no longer worked, officers were forced to take more decisive action. >> She didn't have her seatbelt on. You missed signaling a couple times. Okay. >> Oh. >> And then, so we got you got to just distracted having a conversation. Is this a Was this a rental car? >> It is. >> Okay. Is there You don't have to get it right now. Is there rental documents in the car or anything? >> I have documents. >> Okay. I got you. Okay. And it was you rented it, not that I care. Could be anybody. >> My boyfriend Steve. >> Good Steve, good old Steve. Do you have insurance? >> I do. >> And that's in the car, too. You can you can When we were pulling you over, we noticed that you were reaching around. What were you What were you just moving? >> Oh, nothing. Sir, I don't have guns. I'm a pretty good woman on on most days. >> tell. >> I'm all right. I'm all right. And I respect the blue. >> Okay, I appreciate appreciate that. Appreciate that. I didn't think necessarily >> Oh, I thought you thought something was wrong. >> We got to make sure. Usually when we when we turn the lights on and I see a lot of movement, it does make us It's all It's all Let me have you for just one Let me have you come right over here. >> Why do I have to stand outside? >> I will No, I'll talk to you in a sec. You guys step back there. >> right here. >> Hey, thanks for backing us up. Get on out now. >> Why? >> Cuz we told you. You're going to be under arrest. You ever been arrested before? >> I don't >> Well, then get out of the car. >> So, what have I done? >> Get out of the car. >> to turn off the car? >> Get out of the car. I don't want to have to take you out. Get out. Step out. You're going to go in handcuffs. Do you want to go in handcuffs? >> We didn't do anything. >> Step back. >> I explained it to her why I'm asking her out of the vehicle. >> When you were grabbing something when we saw you as you were going to throw it in the back, I don't know what you were grabbing. >> Okay, she Put her in handcuffs. She Put her in handcuffs. Put her in handcuffs. You're going in handcuffs. You come up even one step on us, you're going to jail. Do you understand? Negative. If you call somebody over here, you're going to jail. Somebody gets over here, you're going to jail. Someone shows up. What you mean what I mean? >> Thank you, sir. He's doing his job. That's it. I don't know, sir. All right. All right. All right. >> What is What is What is What is your name, miss? >> Miss >> Listen, not Remember what I told you? >> Just stay over here. >> Remember what I told you? >> He's not going to do anything they're not supposed to do with us. >> You can't You can't see the white facial hair? Correct. No, we're all above board, okay? From a minor issue. The situation suddenly escalated. One wrong decision at that moment sent everything spiraling out of control. >> No, but I'm asking you Is it because of where our seats are? Do you want to see our receipts? What happened here? Wait. No, I'll go over outside. I'll go over there. I'LL GO I'LL GO I'M I'M WAIT I'M I'M PREGNANT SIR, PLEASE. >> You should be a better listener. Back up. Back up. Stop. Stop. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. You don't listen. I'm going to put her in the car. You stay here cuz you you will listen, right? You're going to go stand back here? >> Yes. >> You stand back here. I'm going to put this in the car. Put Hey bro, just put her in the car so we so we can talk. >> Excuse me officer, what is why are you detaining me? >> Cuz you don't listen. >> I don't have a problem. I have my child. I need to get to my child sir. >> Maybe you should listen. >> I will listen if >> Get in the car. I want I I really don't want to talk to you. I don't want I really don't want to talk to you. >> Wait, I want to talk to THE OFFICER, PLEASE. >> WHAT THE SW STORE ARE YOU AT? >> Right here. >> The one in Naperville? >> I got you the receipts. >> No, right now. You just went on a shopping spree today, huh? >> Well, yeah. We're ready to go back to school today. >> Okay. Well, I'll talk to you in a minute. You know, you'll be processed. >> Why? >> For obstructing. >> I didn't obstruct you. >> I asked you 17 times to get out of the car. >> Hey, he said that he's going to process me for obstructing an officer. >> Yes, that's correct. Would you like to explain just exactly how you acquire all these goods and do these returns? >> No, it's not it's not a return, okay? We had some stuff we were taking back to get some other stuff. >> Her explanations began to reveal inconsistencies, but as the truth became clear, the outcome had already been sealed. >> I have receipts for everything. >> So, which store did that TJ Maxx bag full of school supplies? You didn't make that purchase? >> No. No, I didn't purchase it. >> Or return or whatever it was. >> No. No. I don't know what happened. It's just a simple exchange as far as I know and then end up spending more than what she wanted to spend. That was it. >> Okay. From what I understand, there was nothing was actually paid for in the long run out of pocket. It was a There was returns made. You guys or whoever made the She made the transaction. They weren't You guys didn't actually >> No, no, no. She did purchase it. She had a $45 something and whatever. Like the rest of the charge that they put on the card was $167 or something. It was like a pair of little glasses or something. That was it. Well, far as I All I know is the the the DSW was fine. That was nothing to that one. As far as office supplies You know what? I think that's all wrong. Like yeah, we didn't but we didn't go to any office store today. >> Okay. She's going to be charged, okay? There is no ifs, ands, or buts about it. She's She obstructed and she didn't listen. I'm taking all the merchandise, I'm taking all the receipts, and uh conducting additional investigation. >> Oh, come on. The stuff that I told you that was mine, can you just let me keep it with I have >> We'll see. Let me play that I'll have to go through here. So, give me a minute. Okay? Fair enough? I'm going to be honest with you, all right? You're going to go to jail. >> Why? >> For the backpack. >> No, let me I I got a receipt I have a >> I'm not I'm not with that. >> On that bank charge, I have it. I have it >> You just confirmed it. >> No, on the bank statement by the charge Dick's Dick's Sporting They charged $157 and another $157. >> So, you're going to go to jail. I don't want you to cause a scene like her. >> If I show you the receipt, but no and no and my bank statement. Just now, they charged you $157 and $157. $314. You get double charged. I need to know what's happening. What happened? >> Hey, are you going to kick and scream and and shout like her? Hon, I just told you I You're in the hand, please. Thank you very much. >> I didn't take anything from there. >> All right. Well, like I said, when you go to when you go to court, okay? >> You got to bring everything >> I got no choice. You're right. >> Both had prior records and were charged with felony retail theft, identity theft, and obstruction of an officer. Coming up next, just seconds after being ordered at gunpoint to raise her hands, this woman immediately gave officers more reason to be suspicious than they expected. >> I have her rolled down the window. Let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. Step out. Come out to me. Come to me here. >> What's going on? >> Come to me. Keep your hands up and walk towards me. >> What is going >> I'll tell you in a second. Walk towards me. Keep your hands up. Keep coming. Keep I'll tell you in a second. Keep coming. Come here. Come here. Come back towards us and I'll tell you what's going on. Come back towards me. Come over here. Get over here. Get out of this car. Relax for a second. I'll explain everything in a second. I'll tell you in a second. >> What is going on? >> I Stop moving fast, but if you keep acting like this, you're going to be arrested, right? The car you're in is stolen, okay? So, hang on a second. We're not going to talk about it in the middle of a parking lot until I know what's going on, all right? Relax. Okay. We're We're We're good now. But, I don't know that until I see who you are. What's your first name? No, no. First off, you're going to stand right here, okay? And you're going to We're not going to keep moving. Face here. All right. I'm looking to make sure you have nothing on you, all right? So, listen. Let me do my job. Okay. I don't know that. Listen. Listen to me. This is our job. I met you 30 seconds ago, okay? So, when you're in a car that is stolen, I don't know who you are. I don't know if it's your car. >> It's my car. I'm telling you. Okay. until we stop. It's my car. I can show you my ID. Nothing is on me that will hurt me. >> it started up like this is because of your behavior. You understand that? >> No. Just calm down. >> Is your ID in your purse? Are you okay with that? Can I get your ID out of here? >> I got out of the car to a gun pointed at me with my 3-year-old in the backseat. Like, what are you talking about? My ID is in my purse. Yes. And I can show you my registration and everything that's in the car as well. It's my car. >> When the truth about the vehicle was suddenly revealed, the woman's attitude changed instantly, and things began to get tense. >> So, now we're back to a calmer demeanor, but I don't know who you are. >> This is how I've been this entire time. >> No, you weren't. You were standing there not listening to me. I simply said I said it I said come to me about 10 times, and you then you started drifting this way. Like, what you are. >> You have not talked to me about 3-year-old that's right there. >> I don't cuz I don't know who you are. I don't know if you have a gun in your purse. I don't I found a gun in the car yesterday, okay? Do you understand where we're coming from? >> Okay. I understand. >> against here for me if you want to relax. >> car. Please. Um my car my registration is in the glove box. >> Hey, listen real quick. You're not under arrest right now, but you are going to have to be careful. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present with you while you're being questioned. If you hire an attorney, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. Do you understand that? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, can you explain to me how this Is the car registered to you? >> Yes. I can show you my registration. >> Okay. Can you explain to me why it was reported stolen? >> I don't I I've been having problems with the people I got it from. Like, the loaners. Like, I bought the car. I can show you all the All of that paperwork is at my home though. Like, my down payment I paid for the car, my everything like that. Right up the street. >> Why would it have You would stay out in Glendale Heights? >> No. >> No. >> No. >> Why why would Glendale Heights report it stolen? >> That's what I'm saying. I Look, I got the car from them. >> Okay. >> They tried to call the police on me and tried to repossess my car do a illegal re-repossession on my car. >> When did that When did that happen? >> Once you call >> So, when did When did When did you take Did you take the car back yesterday? >> No. >> How long have you had the car back? >> I've had this car since October since September. I've bought this car >> you say they tried to When they tried to repossess the car from >> So, I made a payment on the car. They tried to repossess it from and then I They called the police and told me >> When you say they tried to like how Did they actually take it? >> They tried to take it from me because they told me that I had they could repossess it over insurance. So, they reported to the police that they were going to repossess it and everything. I called the police cuz I couldn't find it. I found it. It was in my lot. >> Okay. >> They never took it. So, then I'm like I don't know what's going on. >> After being handcuffed and read her Miranda rights, the story she gave began to reveal details that made officers suspicious. >> So, I called the police. The police said that it was on the re-repossession list. I talked to the police in Glendale >> is your side? >> So, then I called the the Glendale police actually called me and told me they couldn't do anything about it because it was a civil matter because they were talking about I didn't make a payment. I have proof of all the payments that I made. >> I guess it was you Did you buy this car in Glendale? That's what I was told yet. Okay. >> So, I'm I'm not understanding how that car is stolen when it's registered to me. I can show you my registration and everything and all my paperwork. That is my car. I literally be making payments on this car. So, for them to report it stolen is crazy. >> All right. Just give me 1 second, all right? They're going to come straight back. Last name Ford, Frank, Ocean, Robert, David. We're going to get figured out in a sec, all right? They're going to call me. You didn't take it out of the repo lot last night? >> No. >> All right. You know, it was the issue to re-correct the property or something. Then it's never been repoed is what you're saying? >> I I still had it out of the repo lot last night when it was in my possession. >> I don't know. That's why I'm asking. I just I'm wondering why they would would have decided to put it into into our system as stolen just yesterday. You know, it's Mhm. That's why That's why you understand why the reason You understand the reason we came at you the way we did when it was when it's stolen within 24 hours and then >> And that's fine. I've had this car for more than 24 I've had this car since September. >> Okay. Well, I just want to give you a heads-up. I'm going to I'm going to see what they want to do with this. Obviously, if they have a crime on their end and they >> actually look at my >> Okay, listen, I'm trying to I'm trying to explain to you. If they say it's their case, right? I just happen to find you up here. If they say they got charges or something against you reference going to repo lot, then you're probably going to come with us, okay? And then >> repo lot. >> Or the car at least is going to come with us and then they they might come and interview with you later on, but I'm waiting for a phone call from them, okay? I'm going to get you out of here, okay? You're not going to jail. Just give me a second. Um, just running it past you. I called. Long story short, car was repoed in November. Then a week later, the car wasn't in the lot. They go interview in her asking if she took the car out of the lot. She kind of plays dumb and says, "I don't know where I don't know where the car is." Civil issue, JD Byrider, who's the leasing company, says, "Who cares? We don't want to sign complaints. We're just going to go repo it again from her." So, they said they'll try and take it from her again in the future. And they don't I'm like, "Well, I'm going to cut them now. I'm going to cut them both." And I'm like, "Well, obviously, you're not in trouble." And said, "I'm just going to document it on our end that we out and pin them and what happened out here at the dude who stole vehicle and that we're going to cut them." And that's all we had. >> One phone call changed the entire situation, but what was behind that vehicle is what truly shocked everyone. >> Hold on. Here you go. >> Can I have my phone, please? Come on. Give me my phone back. No. What the heck? >> You need to calm down. >> Hey, real quick. Uh, what is uh just cuz I have to document what happened out here with us. What's up? Can I get your son's name for the report purposes? >> My son's name is not going to be on the report yet. >> No. Let me know when your car was stolen or in lease stolen. That's why we came out the way we did, okay? I'm just explaining to you what's happening. They said back in November, you got your car repoed in Glendale Heights. They said a week later, at Byrider, whatever this company is, wherever you bought the car, I'm not sure, they said that it was no longer on their lot. So, they suspected that you or someone you know went and took it out of the lot. Now, there was some disagreement about getting property out of it. They said they Glendale officers came and talked to you a couple days later to ask for your statement. They said that she didn't provide a ton of information, said you didn't know where the car was, and said it was a civil issue, and no one's seen the car since then. Obviously, you're driving it today, so it somehow got out of the lot back in November. So, then it was entered in stolen. I'm just telling you what they told me. Don't get mad at me, okay? And they said, "Just so you know, you're still delinquent on payments, and they plan on finding They're going to have a time to come repo you again." So, um do you Would you like to give me your kids' name for the report so I can document what happened? >> No, I don't have >> Okay. You have contacts with us, right? We'll be able to dig it up. You're free to go. Let me move my car. >> In Illinois, unlawful possession of a stolen vehicle is punishable by 3 to 7 years in prison, up to 14 years if aggravating factors are present, and a fine of up to $25,000. After the investigation, the suspect was charged with unlawful possession of a stolen vehicle and obstruction of justice. She was not taken into custody at the scene. No one stole the car. She just took it back the wrong way. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? 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