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I paid for everything. >> Well, check your receipt then. >> Stop. >> I'm going to give you more charges for resisting if you don't stop right now. >> I didn't even steal them. They broke my car window, man. >> Perfect. You're under arrest. Turn around. Place your hands behind your back. You're under arrest for a multitude of things. >> A thief returns, but this time the cameras were already waiting. >> I do not give you consent to touch me. Don't touch me. >> audio recorded. >> Don't touch me. I'm not under arrest. >> For what? >> For theft. >> I didn't steal. No. TELL ME WHAT I'M ARRESTED FOR, SIR. >> I will explain all [music] that. >> You can't read me [ __ ] unless you tell me what I'm ARRESTED FOR. WHAT AM I ARRESTED FOR? FOR A MULTITUDE OF THINGS? >> She had no idea that just minutes later everything would spiral out of control. A regular returns to Walmart, but this time the cameras caught everything and the police are arriving faster than she expected. >> I paid for everything. >> I paid for everything. >> I paid for everything. >> Put your phone down. >> But I paid for everything. I paid for everything. >> Okay. Well, we watched you on camera not paying. >> That's fine. >> For light bulbs. >> Yes, I did. >> And then >> Yes, I did. Look again. >> I watched it. >> Okay. I paid for everything. >> service. >> paid for everything. Well, let me check your receipt. >> everything. >> We'll figure that out, but right now you're being detained. >> For what? I paid for everything. >> I told you that. >> But I paid for everything. >> Okay. I'm telling you right now I watched it. We watched you on camera. That's fine if you feel that way. >> I did. >> Okay. That's fine if you feel that way. Right now you're not free to leave though. >> But I paid for everything. >> You can keep saying that all you want. >> for everything. >> Well, check your receipt then. >> Check that. >> Where? >> So, check that. >> We're doing that right now. >> So, do that. >> Okay. Right now you're not free to leave though. >> I just showed it to you. >> Just stand over here. >> No. I paid for everything. >> Don't touch me like that. No. I'm not I'm standing right here. >> No. If you don't stop, you're going to get more charges for resisting. >> I have a broken wrist. >> Stop. >> I have a metal plate in my wrist. No. I didn't do anything. >> Just one command to turn around and everything erupts. Shouting, resistance, and a warning from officers that sends the situation out of control. >> I didn't do anything wrong. I have a metal plate in my arm. >> Stop. I'm going to give you more charges for resisting if you don't stop right now. >> But I didn't even steal. >> Okay. Hey. >> I didn't even do anything. >> Hey, put your hands behind your back. >> I didn't do anything. I paid for everything. >> Okay, we'll figure it out, okay? >> Oh, you don't have to twist my I have a broken I have a [ __ ] Stop doing that. Stop. What the I'm literally reporting what you're doing. Let go of me, you psychopath. Don't ever touch me like that again. >> Stop. You're resisting. >> crazy. >> Okay, we're going to walk out to my car. >> Okay, can I go to Hey, Lori. >> We're going to go over here. What the hell? >> I literally paid for everything. >> Like I said, I watched you on camera. >> Okay, you saw me ring up multiple transactions. >> I sure did. >> Okay. So, why would I not ring up three or four Like, what do you mean? I don't feel comfortable with you guys touching me. >> Yes, ma'am. We're going to search you, okay? >> That's fine. I don't give you consent. I want a woman. I want a woman. No, because of how you guys handled me, I want a woman officer. >> have any female officers here. >> So, I don't give you consent. I do not give you consent to touch me. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. That's fine. Don't touch me. I'm not under arrest. Don't touch me. You're under arrest. Don't touch me. No, I'm not. For what? I didn't steal. >> Yes, you did. I watched >> I don't give you consent. I want a WOMAN OFFICER. YOU'RE AGAINST the It's No, it's my right. >> As the handcuffs come out, she shifts to talking about her rights, but will that stop what's about to happen? >> So, don't touch me. No, I do not give you consent. I swear to God, do not touch me. I know my rights. You're not allowed to touch me. I want a woman officer. I don't want you to touch me. You hurt me. >> We don't have any female officers here. >> wrong. Too bad. I It's my right. >> So, right now you're arrest. >> No, I'm not. I didn't steal No, I'm not. No, I'm not. Yes, please. insane. >> What's your name? >> Lori. >> So, it's not your right to tell us we can't search you when you have a >> is to have a woman officer. I am allowed to legally request one. So, then wait for him. >> We are waiting for him. >> Great. Can I sit down? >> You're not going to sit down in here because we can't search you and I don't know what happened. So, if you allow us to search you, I'll put you in the back of my car. >> I don't want you touching me. You guys already hurt me. >> So, here's the thing. You can have those with the judge. He He told you you're under arrest. He He's going to be in the He's going to be searching you. >> That's fine. I want someone else who isn't an [ __ ] who touched me like you did. So, don't talk to me. Thank you. I don't need you to. Thank you. You hurt me You hurt me for no reason. Thank you. You're abusing your authority and that's not right. You abuse your authority and that's not right. To use that kind of force Was that necessary? Did that make you feel better? Dude, don't touch me. I paid for everything. >> We'll talk about that once I read you your rights. >> It seemed like just a few items, but her past begins to surface and one detail in her bag could make everything far more serious. >> Then take me to jail and I'll get searched there. >> Okay, so you So, I just want you to clarify if there's any sort of contraband or anything on you, it can turn into a felony charge. >> Okay. >> You're fine with that. I just want to clarify. >> I What does that mean? >> Any controlled substances >> You have anything that we need to be aware of? Like because if you should fail a search >> I'm not searching I'm trying to pull up my pants. Don't touch me. NO, DON'T TOUCH ME. DON'T TOUCH ME. NO, you don't get to touch me. No, get the [ __ ] away from me. Don't touch me. >> Relax a second. >> No. >> So, okay, lift that up for a second. You got So, nothing through here? >> No, I was pulling up my pants. >> All right. So, he said something in your front left pocket there. >> I have money. That's it, dollars. That's it, dollars. >> Turn this way. Face me for a second. >> I have dollars. >> Okay, >> With dollars you paid it? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Literally dollars. >> Okay. We're going to book her and take her to jail with her. >> Yeah, can you like not mock me around here? >> This Well, it's not so >> Because I didn't do anything. >> So, like I told you, you're not being compliant with us, so that's why this is >> How am I not? Cuz I don't want you to touch me. I have a mouth plate. >> I can I can loosen this one a little bit. Let me I need to need to see your hand over here. Can you push your legs that way a little bit? Okay. I'll loosen this one, okay? Can you let go of your fingers while I loosen it? I don't want to hurt you anymore. >> I feel like you tightened it. >> I didn't. I loosened it and then clicked it a couple more. It's >> But can I loosen it? >> Okay, well, they're loose. I can get two fingers in there. Look it. >> I know. >> Okay. 95.7 Yes. >> Why? >> Because you have [snorts] not been compliant and we can't complete our procedure. You want a female officer, so we're going to go get you a female officer. >> you just have them search me and send me home? >> Because at this point we're past that. >> Why? >> So, I'm not going to >> I wanted a female officer to search me. That's why. >> That is not the only reason. You could have also committed crimes. >> I did not. I I paid for that stuff. >> Well, we have video evidence of you not. There's also a good chance this is a felony charge coming your way for all the thefts you cuz all the documented thefts we have against you right now. >> So, are you arresting me on those right now? >> Right now, as of this moment, I'm just arresting you on my charges of you obstructing and theft third, but I got to look into it at the jail. >> She is charged with third-degree theft, resisting an officer, and possession of a controlled substance. Next, she screams demanding to know why she's being arrested, but the truth behind the smashed car leads to a twist no one saw coming. >> That's just one window, brother. They tried this one, too. Yeah. Here, leave that rock there, sir. >> Yes. >> The female? >> Yeah. >> And she had the gray colors down and it's a light uh on this side. >> But man, did you see anything? A man just came out and said he saw it all. >> She broke the window and took something from the car. >> Okay. >> And probably she opened the the backside and >> All right, well let me think out. I know you want to see your car, but I can't have you touch it yet. Cuz I did take some pictures. I got to talk to my partner. But DNA and all that might not be worthy. Uh two questions for you. If you think it's your daughter and you know she did this >> I don't know for sure she did it. I just got home from work. I was with my grandmother and my uncle. I just paid for my uncle. She did it to my stepfather yesterday for him. >> So charges? How do you want to go about that? >> I want to press them. >> Okay, good. Do you have a picture of her on your phone? >> I should. >> Cuz the video is on the phone. I just need a face picture. And then do you have [clears throat] insurance on your car? >> I got insurance. They're not going to cover that though. >> Why would they not? >> I have to be at the doctor anyway though. >> So she took something out of the car? >> I don't know if she >> We're going to look. Just I need a picture of her. That'd be great if you could do that. So you guys had a falling out or something? >> I know she's bipolar schizophrenic. >> And she used to stay with you here? >> Uh she used to stay sometime but then she run off on them >> Where is she right now you think? >> Probably somewhere looking at us. >> Do you know her plate of her car too? >> It's in my car. >> Okay, oh yeah we do. We have it in there. It's a Nissan Versa, right? >> Yep, sure is. >> So hang on one second. Let me let me show my partner. Can we take a picture of that? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Let me just give me one second. I'm going to show my partner and we'll go show you the >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah, I'm going to go look at the camera. Yeah, cuz that'll give me a better clearer picture. All right, let's go look at your car, okay? All right, I need to know that what she took. Cuz if it's hers, it's not stolen property, but it gives her motive. She broke into your car because A and B is in here. Did she have keys to her car? I hope not. Did you ever give her regular access to the >> Officers found her within minutes, but instead of cooperating, she locked herself inside the car, turning the situation into a tense standoff. >> She's bipolar schizophrenic. She had no right to that money. She had no right to take your debit card. All of that. Is that fair to say? >> Fair to say, marbles. >> All right. I'm going to I think once my partner's done taking pictures, he's going to turn the car back over to you. That'll be up to you at this point. And I'm going to deal with your daughter. You going to be up for a little bit? >> Yeah, I'm Yeah. >> That's what I'm watching the video of the department's cell phone. >> Okay. Is your vehicle right? >> Yes. >> Do you recognize that vehicle? >> Yes, that's our vehicle. Yeah, that's our >> She spent about 10 minutes less than that. >> She got rocks from somewhere else. She put them on her truck. >> Okay. >> Yeah, but that's definitely her. >> Is that really her? >> Hi, ma'am. My name is Detective Hayman with the Villa Park Police. You are You are under arrest. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. So, I need to either have you step out of the vehicle or I'm going to break the window and we're going to pull you out. Which one do you want to do? All right, ma'am. I'm going to give you to the count of 10 and then I'm going to break your window, okay? You are under arrest. >> Hey, that's crazy. The um they got Villa Park out here and they're bothering me. They said Villa Park is bothering me. They said they're going to break my window. 15 district >> So, here. You have the You have the opportunity. >> Villa Park is breaking my window, they said. >> Uh why don't we have you guys clear back here? Ma'am, what's your first name? >> I'm waiting on the 15 district. You're not familiar. You can't do this. >> I I can and and unfortunately I have to. So, here. I'm going to give >> Hey, Villa Park is out here bothering me. They telling me >> Here. Put it Put it Put it this way. >> They going to break my car windows. Villa Park is not bothering me out here. >> Here's the deal, ma'am. I got to Here. Is there anything that I can say Listen to me. Hey. Is there anything that I can say or do that's going to get you out of the vehicle? No? >> They came from out from Villa Park >> No? >> following me for no reason. >> You are You are under arrest, okay? All right. >> They telling me I'm under arrest for no reason. 15 district is about to get in the car. The sergeant out here with Villa Park. Only police officers out here. I'm not getting >> Be advised, CPD >> has the vehicle stopped. She is not exiting the vehicle. I've gave her multiple commands to step out, told her she's under arrest. So, I'm going to have to break the window and uh make entry to the vehicle. >> The countdown begins. The final warning is issued, and just seconds later, a forceful action makes everything erupt. >> All right, ma'am. Here's the deal. I'm giving you to the count of 10 to step out of the vehicle, or I'm breaking this window. >> anything. This is District 15. >> two, three. >> So, you break my window for nothing. >> Four, five, six. Come on. We can do this easy way or the hard way. >> I'm in the second traffic. I'm out here in 15th District. I'm not I'm not wet. Villa Park out here violating me. My car is in second gear. >> All right. Step on out. Come on, please. Do me a favor. I don't want to hurt your car. Step out. >> hurt my car. They're telling me to get out. >> He broke my car window, ma'am. I'm going to get out. >> Okay. Perfect. You're under arrest. Turn around, place your hands behind your back. >> For what? What am I under arrest for? >> You're under arrest for a multitude of things. >> What is multitude of things? >> It will be explained >> Hey, can y'all record this, please? >> Well, it's all being recorded. >> Hey, 15th District. What did I do? What did I do? It's just >> All right. Come to the back of the car. >> What did I do? Where is my District? I'm out here. >> Face the car. >> Hey, hey, I need y'all's help. I need y'all's help. >> Do you not see all these Chicago police officers out here? >> Y'all didn't chase me. What do you mean? Y'all didn't follow me. >> Yeah, I did. >> No, the [ __ ] you didn't. If you followed me, you would have called ME IN VILLA PARK AND FOLLOWED me in Villa Park. I went out there. >> Come on. Here's the deal. Here's the deal. You have the right to remain silent, okay? >> No, I don't. >> Listen, listen to me. Turn around and lean up against the car for me, okay? >> What am I arrested for? You got to tell me. >> Here's the deal. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. I'm going to read you something here, okay? You have THE RIGHT TO REMAIN SILENT. I will explain all that. YOU HAVE THE RIGHT to remain silent. >> me [ __ ] unless you tell me what I'm arrested for. >> Anything you say can and will be used AGAINST YOU. >> FOR WHAT? WHAT AM I FOR THROWING A MULTITUDE of things? >> and have a lawyer present with you while BEING QUESTIONED. >> HEY, WHERE'S my phone? Where's the sergeant? Who you touching, boy? >> appointed to represent to you prior to questioning if you wish. Do you understand THESE RIGHTS? >> MAN, NO. I DON'T UNDERSTAND ANY RIGHTS. YOU TOLD me I need a lawyer. >> All right. >> And I want a public defender. I'm not >> Handcuffed, she continues to deny everything, but what officers find next is what truly lands her in serious trouble. >> I want >> 20s. >> I I >> I WANT I WANT OUT THERE IN A [ __ ] VILLA PARK, [ __ ] MAN, LOOK. If a [ __ ] take my car, hey. Can one of y'all >> Stop moving the car. >> Hey. >> All right, here's the deal. >> Hey, I'm not I need a lady out here, boy. >> Can I Can I ask you a question now? Can I ask you a question? >> Yeah. >> Do you recall the police trying to stop you a few seconds ago? >> What the police weren't trying to stop me. How? >> Do Do you recall on Central there right before 290? >> How the [ __ ] you How you What you say you chased me? >> Yeah. Was that you in the car? >> Well, you ain't chased me [ __ ] >> was you. >> You didn't chase me. If you chased me, you would have caught me in Villa Park if I was in Villa Park. I wasn't in Villa Park. You all right. Y'all beat me last time, [ __ ] >> Well, that's unfortunate >> No, that that they don't give a [ __ ] You told me that did happen. You said, "Why you break my car window?" >> Uh because you wouldn't get out of the car. >> What? >> You were under arrest. >> This my this 15th district, though. This not your district. >> Doesn't matter. >> Where is the sergeant, y'all? >> Well, uh the Chicago Police Department has nothing to do WITH >> YES, THEY DO. YOU AIN'T CHASED ME. YOU CAUGHT me on Central, lord. That ain't your district. That's Cicero. >> All right. >> You tell me now, you would have caught me in Villa Park. >> Is there a car I can just have a >> No. No. No. I want to sit in 15th district. >> You can use this one right here. This one right here. >> I need a lady. No. I need a female out here. >> You're going to have a seat in this car for a second. Watch your arms, okay? Watch your arms. Uh >> I'm I'm arrested for a multitude of things. >> Double lock those. Yep. >> I told my hair to fix my [ __ ] tire. My tire My car was obstructing traffic like 15th district stands. I'm going to have a seat cuz I'm pregnant and I ain't going to lose my baby for you, [ __ ] >> All right, so we're going to close the door. >> No, I'm not getting No, I'm not getting out the car. Hey, can y'all send a sergeant? >> All right, close the door for me, please. Just watch yourself. >> I live in this man. I live in my car, man. That's bogus. They bust my car window, man. They They didn't chase me from out here. They said they chased me from Villa Park. No, they didn't. Didn't they tell them to hold Tell them Tell them Yeah, I caught her right here. They didn't catch me right here. They didn't catch me right here. They didn't even They didn't catch me at all nowhere. I didn't do [ __ ] Oh, shut Right, my mother called them a liar. I ain't got no [ __ ] bank cards on me. Check me, ma'am. Check my purse, ma'am. I'm I'm going to give you the you the right. Check my purse, ma'am. Ain't no bank cards on me, ma'am. Our baby daddy stay out there. That [ __ ] is mad. And she mad cuz he bought me this car, so they switched my tires, too. And she steady calling Villa Park to arrest me. I don't never know [ __ ] Villa Park. How the [ __ ] they follow me? Goofy ass [ __ ] They don't bank cards on me. And they Ma'am, they never told me why they pulled me over. They said I'm I'm arrested over multiple things. What does that mean? They didn't read me my Miranda rights. How the [ __ ] that sound? They got none on me. No, he can't check my purse, ma'am. He's checking my purse. That's a man. I don't trust him. I trust you, ma'am. I'm from a hood. I want you to check my purse. That's a man from Villa Park. He can't check Look, I've been telling y'all. >> In terms of giving you information, letting you know what's going on, you're going to be okay. Let me see. I need you to sit down. Can you sit down in the car? >> But you're not going to search my purse. >> girl. We got business to talk about here, me and my buddies here. We got some stuff to do. Then we're going to talk later. But I need you to get in the car right now for me. Thank you. Thank you so much. All right. >> Give me my purse. Get everything out of my purse, my cards. Give me No, don't take it out of my purse. My purse What is Ma'am, is my car going? >> One second. We're going to explain. Lean back for me so I can put this seat belt on you, okay? >> [laughter] >> Wait a minute, sir. Can you put this Can you put this one that's choking me? >> Yeah, I'm going to just leave it off. It won't fit around you, okay? >> [cough] >> In Florida, theft involving $750 to $19,999 is a third-degree felony punishable by up to 5 years in prison and a $5,000 fine. She faces multiple charges: criminal mischief, theft/burglary, resisting an officer, obstruction of justice, driving without insurance, and driving with a suspended license. She thought she got away, but in the end, she traded a few reckless minutes for a permanent criminal record. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with a donation. Thank you so much.
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