I need your ID. >> You're being stopped with a suspicion retail f. >> What? Possible retail f. >> Like when you steal from a store. When you take something without paying. >> It's my stuff that I got from a different store a long time without receipt. I can't get the receipt when I bought them weeks ago. >> Karen thought selfch checkckout meant deciding for yourself whether to pay until Walmart settled the bill in a far more expensive way. >> One minute. >> Okay, we're not going to Okay, listen. We're not going to argue. We're not doing this. No. Turn around and put your hands behind your back. >> We're not going to do this. >> Stop. >> Don't touch. >> Returning to the very place where they had struck before. These foolish Kairens did more than test their luck again. They opened the door straight to even more serious consequences. The moment she crossed the checkout area, the woman was stopped. But her immediate reaction instantly sent tension through the air. >> I need you to come with me. No, we need you to come in the office. Okay. >> Okay. >> Leave the car. Leave the car. >> Go in the Go in the office, please. >> Yeah. Do you have an ID on you? >> ID? >> Yeah. Driver's license. Something. >> What you need? >> H. >> What's your ID? >> I need your ID. >> You're being stabbed with a suspicion retail fab. >> What? >> Password retail f. >> They have your receipt. >> That's all I need. >> What? That's all I need for right now. Just your ID. Okay. Do you understand English pretty well or no? >> No English. >> No English? >> No. >> Just a little bit. >> A little bit. >> Okay. So, you're being stopped right now. Technically detained, which means you're not free to leave. Okay. For the suspicion of retail theft. Do you know what that means? Like when you steal from a store when you take something without paying. >> No. >> Okay. Cuz there was a couple things on the video there. >> No. >> Okay. >> You don't understand. Okay. See, I'm trying to get you. >> Try to see how I can make you understand. What language do you speak? Like, what's your name? >> Arabic. >> Huh? Arabic. >> Arabic. Yeah. >> Arabic. >> What? What's >> Okay, hold on. >> No understand with me. No, I'm not Ahab. >> What you need? I don't know. In store in on receipt. >> Yeah. One second. >> Alan. >> Yeah. Receipt. >> She say me in in in the eight Mars. Me in Chicago. Not in here. She say coming in here. No, she say me in Chicago and at Mars. Not in here. >> When images of the familiar vehicle and clothing appeared, she still shook her head, trying to dismiss the clear evidence as a case of mistaken identity. >> Just saying she wasn't here. She was in Chicago. That's not true. I've got her um her license plate if we need to confirm it. Seeing that here is the same car she pulled up in today. >> Wow. Ma'am, >> 1 minute. Look. >> Is that your car? >> No, >> that's not your car. Can you go back to the picture of her? >> It's also the same clothes she was wearing >> in in Hezbollah. This is the car in Hisb. >> So that's not you. >> Look, >> look, look at the date. 3826. >> No, no, in here in Chicago. No, in the She say my Arabic 1 minute in Arabic. in Arabic. Me everything in my Arabic nothing in t in hijab my my my sister look >> you're wearing this one minute. >> Okay, we're not going to Okay, listen. We're not going to argue this. No, we're not doing this. >> We're not doing this. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. We're not doing this. Take this off. >> We're not going to do this with you. Turn around and put your hands behind your back. >> We're not going to do this. STOP. >> DON'T TOUCH. Don't touch. Please. Don't touch. Please. 1 minute. 1 minute. >> We don't got 1 minute right now. 1 minute. 1 minute. I need talk in brother. 1 minute. >> The moment the officer told her to turn around. Her resistance erupted. She struggled, shouted not to touch her, and remained determined to drag out the situation. in Palestine. But please you need money. I need no me and coming in. >> Oh, there you are. >> There we go. >> You trying to fight? >> No. Well, come on. Let's go. >> She say no, please. >> Ma'am, please. You're going to make it up. >> I'm going [laughter] to pick up charges. Get off. >> Okay. I need in talking, brother. I need in talking, brother. >> No, we're not doing that right now. I told you no. >> I need talk in the brother, please. No, not in not in number. Not in a seat. >> No, I haven't checked her yet. >> You got anything on you? >> No. No. >> I need to talk to the brother. >> You don't need to talk to anybody right now. >> All right, Lex. >> So, she was saying that she wasn't here, that she was in Chicago. Like, hey, do you remember being here? Mar says, "No, I was in Chicago. Something about Ramadan, whatever." So, dude had like the video up of her car like, "Wait, is that your car?" She was like, "No, >> it's not my car." Like, he was like, "Dude, that's the same car she walked in with." Then he pulled up a whole picture of her with the same outfit. >> Mhm. >> And I was like, >> out of 10. >> I was like, "So that's not you?" She said, "No, that's not me." >> Did you tell her I needed to take a picture or two? >> Oh. >> Uh, that uh trespass is also lifelong. It won't be able to be taken away. >> Okay. >> You know, >> no. No. In picture? No. With me in picture? No. >> Okay. Well, they have you picture. No, >> she doesn't want to do the picture. >> No, I need picture. No, >> no [snorts] picture. >> No picture. >> That's fine. We got picture. >> She's my Muslim. No picture. >> Okay. >> Do you know what a trespass is? >> No. Understand? >> Yeah. Okay. I bet. >> What you need? >> A trespass. Do you know what a trespass is? >> No. No. >> Hold on. I'm I'm going to I'm going to give her the Google definition. I don't want to get this wrong specifically. >> Receipt. No, yes. >> Super literally >> me in in Baline. Not coming in America. >> Me? >> Mhm. >> What? Why? >> You didn't want to talk. You didn't want to let me read you Miranda warning. So >> why? >> But when her attempts to stall failed, she continued refusing to cooperate until her next destination was no longer the checkout counter. >> I tried to explain that to you, but you wouldn't let me. So that's the reason. Okay. You need anything else for her? >> No. >> No. Okay. I already explained her. She's being arrested for two separate incidents of retail theft. So, what's the uh what was the other one? You guys have the receipt for that one? >> The old one or this one? >> This one? >> The one was 4208. >> It was What was it? Just merchandise. >> Yeah. >> Clothing >> merchandise. >> Okay. So, this one's going to be two separate receipts cuz the tomatoes had to be rung up separately. So, one of them is 142.92. So >> second one is 14292 >> plus 74 >> plus 749 >> today. 749. >> Well no 142 plus the 749. >> Oh under today. >> So retail theft under and retail theft over. >> So I could just add it up and then we don't [snorts] have to like have it separate. >> Oh, you know what? I'm wrong. I took the uh the wrong total. >> You stole from Walmart. You understand that? >> No. Just take >> you take from Walmart not paying it. >> You want to show her this? Hopefully I said that right. They're going to refund her her money back. That's what she paid for today. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Do you understand this? >> You need money? >> I don't need money. But you understand this. >> They're going to refund you your money. Like give you money back. >> We need money. It's okay. >> No. Okay. See, I I told her I would try to read her Miranda warning and stuff, but she wouldn't. >> She's saying, "Do we need money?" No. And I was like, "No, we don't need money." >> Uh, transplanting off to you. >> Yeah, I'll turn the port out. >> Um, on the receipt it shows 9316. I gave her 9320. >> Okay. >> So, just for reference, >> cool. Thank you. >> Thank you. >> To the Pir County Jail. >> Yeah. >> What? Cuz that's what we take criminals. >> What? >> That's what That's where we take people that are under arrest. I'm sorry cuz you're you're innocent to proven guilt. I can't really call her a criminal. >> You know what I mean? >> Yeah. So, guess where we take people that are >> that we have probable cause to make an arrest that need to be incarcerated. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> That's too big of >> I don't know how to say it. >> You jail. Cool. >> I just kind of explained to her we watched her on the camera as she saw skip scan. >> Okay. Getting arrested and going to jail. >> Dino Wat was transported to the county jail on a retail theft charge involving $13861 worth of unpaid merchandise. Next, the moment she was stopped, the woman immediately insisted that everything had been paid for, then offered one difficult to verify explanation after another. >> We're going to figure it all out. You got your DL on you real quick. >> No, I don't. >> I had just bought this car. >> Okay, just here. Sit down. Relax for a second. Okay. >> I have a flesh eating bacteria, sir. >> Okay. >> And I had came here to get this stuff. >> Okay. >> I just bought this car. The dude that I bought it from went to jail. >> Okay. problems with let's go in the AP office. >> Well, no, cuz I didn't do nothing. >> Well, you know what? Fine. >> Well, here's here's what we're doing. >> I don't want my car to stuff, so I need my stuff. >> All right. All right. I will try to help you as much as I can. >> I don't want to touch nobody flesh. >> I got you. >> That's your first name. >> Maria, I have a warrant in Collinsville, but they told me all I had to do was come in and that's what I planned on doing yet tomorrow. Maria, what's your male? >> That's why I went into the hospital. >> What's your male initial? >> I don't have one. Sorry. What's your last name? I don't got no light up. >> I got you. You got a phone number. >> Um, >> okay. Let's figure I'm figure out what's going on. >> I didn't steal nothing. >> Okay. Copy one. 2729. >> So, what did she buy? >> She's looking for light. >> It looks like >> she got the TV. >> Yeah, it looks like she got the TV. She got a bunch of stuff. Other stuff like the vacuum and ties and stuff like that. >> What did she not pay for? >> That's what I believe she didn't pay for. The girls know >> we got to find out. But this is what she did pay for. >> Yeah. So she paid for this stuff. >> Thank you. >> She had way more something. >> This her third time this week >> that she stole. >> Yes. She only got caught today. >> We got four items on her. She pushed out a uh a TV on Sunday. >> Well, the TV she's got a TV on there. >> Yeah. No, no, she she bought a TV today. But I'm saying >> she pushed out on Sunday. A TV. >> Okay. So, >> we have video of all that, everything. >> While she continued insisting that the merchandise belonged to her, the store's surveillance footage quietly retraced her every step, preparing to expose the biggest contradiction in her story. >> So, she paid for Tide, >> she paid for the hefty trash, >> okay, >> and she got the TV. >> But we have She has plugins. She has a brief air. >> This is what 1347. Just leave it right there. >> Okay. >> 126 135 during the day. >> All right. She ain't come in here. So, >> okay. Let me stand back here. >> All right. So, you can see right there, she's only paid for the TV, the Tide, the Hefty. >> That vacuum is not paid for. >> Okay. So, she's telling us she came in the store with vacuum. >> She walked at 1322 and nothing. That's her. >> You seen video of her entering the store empty? >> Yeah. Well, fast forward that. This is her getting out of her car. So, yeah. >> You did? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So take a rest. She paid for the TV. >> Yeah. Just let me actually walk her in with nothing before I arrest her. >> We also do enough case on her for Sunday, right? Sunday. She pushed out on Sunday. >> She did. >> How much? >> Probably around $300 $400. >> Okay. >> To get that together. >> I guess I can. >> I don't know. Well, what I would do is confirm a council's warrant. >> Yeah. >> Transport her meet a council officer at Hollywood Heights or something of this. >> She wanted to put that in McDonald's anyway cuz she pushed that on like $800. >> Go ahead and confirm what you want, please. >> Okay. paperwork. >> So, is the case from this weekend from this store or Collins store? >> No. No. This is us right now. >> The vacuum and the cricket materials are today for this. >> The case you were referencing that you had a case on from was it Sunday? >> Sunday. >> Is that this store or >> Collins? This store. >> As the officers moved to arrest her, she continued protesting, worried about keeping her vehicle and tried to prolong the situation with one demand after another. >> All right. Man, some of the stuff that y'all got is my stuff that I got from a different store a long time ago receipt. >> I can't get the receipt when I bought them weeks ago. >> Stand up. Stand up. Turn around. >> Yo, >> I'm putting you in handcuffs. >> Why? >> Because you are in >> I'm good. Because y'all take stuff that's not mine. >> Okay. Well, we'll figure that out. But you're you have to stand up for your hands. >> Stand up. >> Come on. >> Why y'all putting me in jail? >> Well, I'm going to take you to the apartment and we're going to interview you. I'm going to book you there and then >> What's going to happen to my car? >> I'm not going to tow the car. Can I move her somewhere else? >> We'll take her cell phone. >> No, I don't. >> I don't have anything. >> You have anybody? >> No. >> No. Listen. Can I call somebody to come? Hold on. Can I call somebody to come get it? >> Yeah, you can. Can I use the phone? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. So, what they going to do? >> There's a phone number in the cab. >> Okay. Okay. So, we got we got to figure out remember I explained to you what was we got to wait to find out what Madison County says cuz you got you got a court case in Madison County that you got you got to clear up. Okay. So, now we need to we need to go with Madison County to find out what's going on. Who's your leg? Because a lot of times they they may not admit you. They may just give you a court date and say come back at a later date because they may not want that. >> You know what? I'm getting out of jail tomorrow. >> If they take you that's not going to take me. >> Yeah. Because here's that is listen with these people to jail um with the jail. Their their main their main goal is keeping that out of the population. Okay? >> But y'all still don't take me. >> So no. So So I'm taking you a Fallon. Okay. We're going to go to a Fallon and then I'm going to book you and we're going to interview you and then I'm going to release you. That's for a Fallon side of things. >> What we do with the car? >> Well, we're going to we're going to let you park it here. >> That's fine. >> We're not going to tow it. Well, he's going to come back. He's got the deal. I'm going to lose my car. I don't give a [ __ ] >> Sit down. All right. Just sit down till we're done. >> Okay. Listen. Normally, if that car got towed for a felony retail theft, which is a felony, it would be $500 to get out of town. >> If Officer Goodman's letting you park it on the lot. >> But during the search, an unexpected admission from her own mouth instantly pushed the entire case into far more dangerous territory. 135 in custody. Hold on, ma'am. I got I got to check you real quick. All right, I just got to check. You have anything else on your de? >> My I got a razor blade in there. This a razor blade. This is a straight razor. >> Why do you have a straight razor? >> Because I'm black and I go through a lot of stuff. >> Heard that. >> Just grab it, man. It's not that big of a goddamn deal. Just grab the thing. >> All right, just grab it. Grab it. Then grab the wallet. >> Grab the wallet. >> This? >> No, we'll grab it. >> Right. It's right there. It's right there. You feel it? >> You feel it? >> It's right there. >> She's saying it. Grab it. >> Just grab it. >> All right. >> You can grab it. We don't care. I'll grab it. Grab it. >> All right. My car is over here to the right. >> Yeah. Yeah. We're going to have a female officer leave us in the station privacy in the room with no video. >> A goddamn titty that we But we need to protect your privacy. All right, hang tight for that. >> Well, you got to do that. You got to take it. >> I just want to smoke a square, man. I ain't trying to >> cigarettes anyway. Cigarettes. They in my glove compartment right there as soon as you open them up. I'm not trying to run. I don't care about none of that [ __ ] >> All right, here. How about >> I'm pretty sure I ain't going to jail. Your handcuffs. Listen, >> I'm pretty sure I get any more trouble, right? >> No, I'm not stupid. >> Oh, you got double lock. >> There you go. Take that right here. >> That's how easy that was. Goes right there. >> Yeah, you got you got stuff. You don't can't >> Yeah, I know y'all can't do that. All right. >> All right. Just hang tight right here. You stand right by my car by the door >> and I got this. We're good on the girl. >> In Illinois, retail theft involving merchandise valued at more than $300 may be charged as a class 3 felony, punishable by 2 to 5 years in prison. She was charged with felony retail theft. She planned to turn Walmart into her Facebook inventory, but ended up selling herself straight into a police record. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support our fundraiser. Thank you so much.