How old is the baby? >> How old is he? >> He's almost two. >> Almost two. >> Two. >> Yeah. You're almost two. [Music] recording. >> Hey, sorry. So, we're at ShopRite for the shoplifter. Uh, she's a nanny and she has a two almost 2-year-old baby with her. We're trying to reach out to the parents. So, let me look at the stroller. two. It's like $200. >> You use a child to commit a crime. Do you understand that? >> Guys, Evelyn, is your ID in here? >> No. >> You don't have an ID? >> ID. >> You have nothing with your name on it? The baby's last name is different. We can't We can't We can't transport the baby. We don't have a car seat. He's under 2 years old. Parents aren't picking up. They left messages on the phone. >> On July 3rd, 2024, around 11:50 a.m., Shopright security in Hoboken detained 49-year-old Evelyn Arisina after she allegedly used her 2-year-old child as cover to walk out with $23 worth of unpaid merchandise. She later provided false address and birth details to officers and was arrested for shoplifting and hindering before being released on a summon. I put a tree back Hi, Felix. >> Good. How are you? >> What you got? >> The situation here is she's a nanny. She got the baby still. >> Oh, jeez. >> And I don't know if she maybe under the influence or something cuz she had like weed and stuff on her. >> That's actually her personal thing. Anybody upstairs? >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So, she's got a mine or whatever. >> Where's all the guys? We're going to have to >> It's not working. >> 268. >> You're not going through. >> No. >> Nope. Now you're lock open. Try again. 268. She have ID up. >> All right. Just be advised that we were just told by Felix that she's a nanny and she has a juvenile a minor with her cuz she's working. >> This is all her stuff, I guess. >> Yeah. >> All right. So, I don't want to go through this without her. >> Yeah. She wanted to go first, but I told her I'm going to make you guys come How's the baby? >> Nothing wrong with it. >> We're going to have to supervisor here. >> Yeah. ID. >> Do you have um contact information for uh this >> information she gave me >> for the parents? >> This is going to stay right here right now. >> This is whose name is her name. Okay. >> Whose phone number is that? my number. >> What's the par the parents uh name? >> Um >> and phone number. >> Okay. >> So, >> oh my god, [Music] please. [Music] So this is hard. >> Yeah. >> How do you spell your last name? >> Last. >> What is it? A r a i c a n. [Music] My sweetheart. >> A r a c a n a >> mhm. [Music] >> No. >> You poor. [Music] [Music] sweetheart. Oh my god. What's [Music] What's your name? [Music] >> No. Um, >> what's the father's number? [Music] [Music] How old is the baby? >> How old is He's almost two. >> Almost two. Two. >> Yeah. You're almost two. [Music] Hey, sorry. So, we're at ShopRite for the shoplifter. Uh she's a nanny and she has a two almost 2-year-old baby with her. We're trying to reach out to the parents. Um we uh Ricky just tried to call the mom, but she didn't answer. So, now he's going to try to reach out to the dad. So I don't um trying to cuz we don't have a car seat of select but I just wonder if it's going to be okay for me to send out another one. >> Thank you. >> She's got a regular Let me look at the stroller. Two. It's like $200. >> Ricky Ricky asks the ask her where's where is his parents and do they live in Hobo? >> I'm trying to get all that right now. >> No, just ask where they live. >> Wonder where they live. going to be right. >> 1200 Clinton. Where at? Where? >> They live at 1200 Clinton Street. >> Is the mama Is the mom and dad at work? >> Yeah, they're Where do they work? >> Do they work in Hoboken or did they work somewhere else? >> No, they work in New York. >> They both work in New York. They both work in New York. >> Do you have a work phone number or just a cell phone? Just the cell phone. >> I called the I called the mom three times a week. >> What company do they work for? >> What company do they work for? Do you know? >> She's saying she doesn't know. >> Okay. Okay. Bye. Can I pay for everything and give me a chance, >> please? I need I need the dad's number. >> No, there there is no chance. >> You use a child to commit a crime. Do you understand that? >> Yeah, it's all right. So, >> okay. Okay. Okay. Uh-huh. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. All right. Now, Okay, I will. All right, bye. >> Evelyn, is your ID in here? >> No, >> you don't have an ID. >> ID. >> You have nothing with your name on it? >> Just my card. >> I do. >> Can I just see it? Cuz I just want to make sure I have the correct spelling. >> Just so you know, our body cameras are activated. [Music] Do you do fist bumps? >> Can you get fist bump? >> Can you get fist bump? >> Yeah, go ahead. >> The bag. Well, we'll get the bag. He has a pen but Okay. [Music] One night, >> go ahead. Lieutenant [Music] Jen, that information we got it from in like a state ID, right? Something I'm going to put their name on it. She only has a bank card on her with that name on it. >> All right. Is she a licensed driver? >> Do you have a driver's license? >> Identity. >> She's saying no, she doesn't have a license. [Music] >> Nobody's at the residence. >> No. >> At his home? >> No. She's saying that both parents are in New York City working. Um, I'm home. >> I'm home. Yeah, I know. Sorry. >> Yeah. Yeah, I know. I'm so sorry, baby. >> Baby, thank you. >> Do you know Do you know his date of birth? >> No. Something wrong. your birthday. So, baby [Music] number 2046. [Applause] name's going to be >> happy. >> Last name is >> Kilo again. They're checking that home to see if anybody's there. >> Okay. And I have I I got I got a dispatch caller. >> Yeah. Maybe they'll pick up. >> We don't have a car seat. >> No. That's why I told Sergeant >> how we're going to transport. [Music] >> That's why they're checking to see if anybody's there. >> Did we go through this stuff yet? >> No. Okay. Okay, >> I'm going to watch the video. >> Where is this? >> That's the baby diaper. >> This is the baby stuff. >> Mhm. >> Okay. This is the baby stuff. >> And this is all your stuff, right? >> Okay. Let me see. So, she's putting it into the diaper bag. >> Yeah, inside of the right there for me. >> Yes, sir. Okay. Okay. All right. All right, I'll call him right now. All right. Okay. Yeah. Go ahead. >> Yeah. >> Um, Sergeant Manenni uh just reached out to me. He said for me to have you guys check loss off. See if maybe we have a different phone number for the parents. Um, okay. All right. Oh, you have a blank. Okay. The baby's last name is different. The baby's got a different last name. Yeah. Yeah. You could see if maybe the father's in there. It's cats. Kilo Alpha Tango Sierra. Yeah, Stephen. [Music] >> No. Okay. And she's not in the system either. Okay. [Music] >> Are you That could be just a DL. [Music] >> They work in the city. >> They both work in New York. >> Yeah, cuz we can't we can't we can't transport the baby. We don't have a car seat. He's under two years old. >> So, I can't remember. Um, just uh keep me posted on what the test finds in terms of those searching, please. >> Oh, because I he he they wanted me to have you check to see if they were in the CAD off. >> Yeah. Let them know that they're not in the system. >> What time did she come in? What time? I think my son. >> Yeah, go ahead. Go ahead, Cal. Call me Call me back if anything. All right. Bye. Okay. All right. She's going to let us know if she reaches the parents. All right. So, she came in at >> I say 11:10. >> 11:10. >> Yeah. Cuz when I pick her up on the Oh, it was like 11:20. >> Okay. >> 11:10. >> And you you got her right at the door. >> Yeah. >> Okay. out of the office. Nanny's normally carry a I will shoot. I'm tire. Who's Mercedes Munos? Huh? Who's Mercedes Munos? It's my person. A >> garbage. >> Pregnancy testing. Garbage. I don't know what's garbage. It's all most likely garbage. It's a lot of weed though. Legal. It's a lot of weed. Just saying. Give us a second. He just happened to be watching the cameras and noticed look how much [Music] So she just paid for what? Wipes. >> Um, a bag of rice. [Music] >> Go. [Music] Wow. I mom I you I you I I Mia, come here. [Music] I I me. I don't know. I you see me I keep see I E F R S E O E O [Music] sorry Frank I'll see if I can't see that entrance there some The barricades here. [Music] >> Everything downstairs in that carriage is all the babies, right? >> The only things that belong to you is this bag, this bag, and this. >> Right. Okay. >> Here. So, here's your rice. Now, we're going to wait a minute to figure out what we're going to do with the baby, and then we're going to take it right up to headquarters. >> You guys want to back put that up? Pass it back. >> I'm going to put it back in there. I'm just I'm going to leave it out for a second just in case my boss. >> Thank you. I appreciate it. >> That is what we're waiting for, right? Wait for >> Yeah, they were trying to reach out. >> Hey, [Music] no, she doesn't. And I tried asking. She doesn't even know. [Music] Right. [Music] All right. I'll let I'll let the boss know. >> I know. We could kind You don't know the name of the company that the parents work for? [Music] >> She's saying no. >> No. >> Let me Okay. Thanks. All right. Bye. Parents aren't picking up. They left messages on the phones. >> Where you going? >> Call the bus. [Music] >> Do you know what they do for a living? Anyone? >> How long you work for them? >> How long are you? >> Sergeant Z just called me. They keep trying. They're not getting through. They left voicemails for both parents on the phone line. And she doesn't even know what they do for a living. [Music] >> No, not yet. I'm still waiting. >> Okay. I I'll let you know once I find out. Okay. [Music] 48011. >> Did the dust run her yet? See if she has any >> warrants. >> I I called it on over the air. >> I understand why you're asking. I called so many times repeatedly that at some point they got an answer. You know what I mean? Like when I get a number that I don't know >> there there's nothing on the envelence. I ignore it. Okay. All right. I'll let Sergeant. >> Wow. She shut her phone off. >> No way. >> Okay. Do you have a an officer in service that can pick up a fingerprint identification form? From the desk and bring it to those offices. Takes preced. >> Wow. [Music] They ran or they they said nothing. Nothing's open. Okay. Okay. [Music] I hope she's just trying to go. >> Okay. All right. Okay. All righty. Bye. >> They're going to bring us down a fingerprint card. We're going to give her some help. >> She's got to come back in to get fingerprinted. >> And we got to That's [Music] one. >> Yeah. 13. Disregard [Music] 40. [Music] [Music] Come Come on. Mama no [Music] my city lines book. Do you have yours? >> No. Cuz I've never put a shop. Got a photo shop with a short one. Wow. I'm going to go grab mine. I'm about heat. Heat. Heat. Right. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. [Applause] Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Can you just let me back up? [Music] Don't right now. Yeah. [Music] Can [Music] [Music] Okay. No. [Music] Oh god. Oh yeah. Upside down. [Music] >> All right. Yeah, I Google. [Music] >> What's your home? Uh, what's your zip code? >> Z 7756. 07056 >> 076. [Music] >> Oh, baby. >> Baby, [Music] [Music] >> ma'am, where did you say you live? Huh? >> Where do you live? >> Where do you live? >> She has my office. >> No, no. I'm asking you to tell me where you live. >> I live in um >> This shouldn't be that difficult because you just gave the wrong zip code. So now I need to know where you live. >> I live on um Park. >> So you just said you lived in Jersey City. You gave a New York zip code and now you have Park. No, because I have just who who is this? Who's um who sergeant is is >> calling right now? >> Hey, Sergeant Phil. Um >> All right, hold on one second. They have some property there. >> Hold on one second. He's been saying >> spell that for KS Ks. [Music] >> Uh, Steven, the father and Katie with a K. [Music] Y upy. [Laughter] Yay. [Music] If you do. >> Uhoh. [Music] I love the new shopping carts. >> The best. >> So cool. >> It's going to be our new a new way in here. >> Mhm. >> Absolutely. >> Now we getting more stuff that lives next door to him. >> No. No. And you've only worked for them for a year. Okay. >> How long have you lived in the United States? >> Like um 20 years. >> How many? >> 20. >> You lived in the United States 20 years and you don't have any any form of state ID? >> No. >> No. It's hard to believe. I don't know. >> I'm going to have my passport. >> Yeah. I have a passport. >> Not in my not with >> you. much with me. >> Do you do you work for yourself or do you work for a nanny company? >> For myself. >> You work for yourself or you work for yourself? >> Mhm. [Music] >> More stuff. >> Yeah. >> They have more shopping. >> Yeah. >> The new technology now. >> Mhm. [Music] She says she has a passport, but she doesn't have it with her. >> Yeah, but you're not in the United States for 20 years without an ID. That's I don't I don't buy that. >> I know. The problem is is that you you could say you swear to God, but we asked you for your address and you lied about three of them in one sentence, which I'm very impressed how you did that. >> Well, because I lived before and then >> I know, but we're not asking where you live before. We're going to ask where you live right now because you used a child in the commission of crime. >> Yes. No. No. No. >> No. No. >> Okay. I know you. >> You thought the sword wasn't going to stop you because you had a child. Hi. Is this >> Stephen? Hi. No, I'm wearing super. I know you're tired, but don't do that. You never do that. >> I'm sorry. I'm sure they don't have work right now. Um, >> no. police reports other and stuff. >> Do I have to go down there or I just go >> give you the phone number to the DB and you can ask them cuz they don't want I have to give it to you. >> All right. Hey, you can Yeah, I feel like there. >> Uh, no. Where where's the law that prevention? >> What's the number there? >> It's a 2011. 42 >> uh two it's going to be um 2100 but then you got to hit for the DB. Let me see what the extension is for their desk. >> Hi YouTube. [Music] Okay. >> So, your child [Music] [Music] again. >> No. No, baby. >> No. No. >> It's not. >> Hey, sorry. >> Evelyn. Evelyn. Um, >> wait. It was Evelyn. Um, uh, then the last name is, um, Evelyn Aana. Okay, perfect. I think uh I think Ricky's on the phone with the father >> something here in 30 minutes. >> Have him meet us here. >> Yes, he's coming here. >> Okay, he's coming here. >> Okay, thanks. All right. >> 196. [Music] >> Yeah, the father. Mother and father, I think they're coming. Okay. [Laughter] [Music] Seat belt. I would I would rather wait this long. I'm I'm This is [Music] >> somebody. >> No, it's going to be a negative. Uh thank you. So, Felix, we're just going to wait. His his parents are coming. >> So, this way they could take take their son and then we're going to bring her up to process her. >> I have She doesn't know his date of birth. I just have his name. We'll have to get that from the parents. real. [Music] >> I have that property. I wrote the extension down for you. >> You're welcome. Oh no. Oh no. Oh no. [Music] Oh wow. Oh wow. Look. [Music] I'm sorry. [Music] >> 105 to radio father just left the shop right. Come back in the office. >> No. [Music] No, I'm not. Don't do that. It's not funny. I'm so tired. Oh, okay. I'm a [Music] I love you. [Applause] So [Music] anyway, dad is on the way. >> So it's going to be like some personal property tonight. Okay. [Music] >> I I'll stay with the baby. >> You're both going to be handling it anyway. It's just a matter of waiting for the dad. >> Yeah, cuz I got to get the baby's info, too, anyway, cuz she doesn't know his date of birth. >> Okay. [Music] >> Yeah, that's fine. >> All right, ma'am. Just hand the child over to this officer for me, please. Okay. >> Noah, come here. You going to walk with me? Come on, babes. Come. You want to take a walk? >> No. >> No. Come here, sweetheart. Come. You want to go look at some? >> No. >> Do you guys have something that I could use to keep his >> chips there? You want some chips? >> Want some chips? Come here. Come here. Hi, baby. I know. It's okay. It's okay, babe. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. Want some? Oh, want some of this? I know. I know. I'm sorry, sweet. I'm sorry. Wait, some chippies. Mommy and daddy coming. Mommy, you come, baby. Where's those guys? You want your stroller? You want to go in the stroller? [Music] Oh, look at that. Come here. [Music] Want to go down there? [Music] Oh, sweetheart. I know. Come here. The big teddy bear. You want to play with the big teddy bear? Do you want to play with the big teddy bear? [Applause] You want to sit in the big wood chair? You want to sit in the big wood chair? What's that? What color? I know. I know, baby. I know. You sit for me. Right. Mommy holds [Applause] my mommy coming. [Applause] So I know. Hi. I know. You see the chest? Oh, who's that? Who's that on the Who's that? Is that Elma? Is that Elma? Elmo. Elma. Do you see Elma? >> I know. She makes me cry, too. [Applause] >> Yeah. >> You don't want to play with the boy? >> Oh, my boy. I know, baby. >> I can't get enough. Yeah. No, I can't. [Applause] Okay. Okay. All right. Okay. I know my equipment's very uncomfortable. [Applause] I know. I know. I know. I took that. I took that. The parents say hello. She said I spoke to her mother or the baby spoke to her mother. He said the husband is home. >> Oh, okay. >> I don't know why. >> Yeah. Okay. Okay. No, sweetheart. >> You want to watch? You want to watch something? >> No. No. No. No. No. No. I know. >> Do you want much? No. You like >> I know. >> Do you like blue? Noah. Noah, do you want to watch? I have my ball. Uhoh. [Music] Yeah. Okay. We're getting it. We're getting it. Can I have a helmet, please? >> You want to back? There you go. Oh yes, you know, buddy want to watch the cartoon. It's okay. It's okay. >> It's okay. [Applause] It's okay. What do you want to watch? What do you want to watch, buddy? >> You want to watch something else? You can press it. You want to press it? Bye. >> Yeah. [Music] You want coconut? >> Do you like coconut? [Music] Okay. >> Hi, Marshall. >> Hi, Katie. You okay? I'm fine. >> I'm great. It's right around. We have an emergency. Took the pups out to practice. >> You want to sit down? Want to put it on the table? >> No. Don't worry. I can help. It's okay. It's okay. [Applause] >> What? Where you going? You got your mama. I know. >> Oh, Blimpy. You want to watch Blimpy? Flip. What's Blimpy? Blimpy. I know. [Applause] It's okay. It's okay, buddy. It's okay. [Applause] [Music] Check it out. [Applause] >> Cost momentarily. >> It's okay. >> It's okay. Okay, bud. Sorry. >> That's okay. >> You okay, bud? [Music] >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. Dad, calm down. >> All right, buddy. You okay? >> Yeah, please. Thank you. >> Yeah. the >> I got to get the baby. >> I'm sorry. >> The stroll is downstairs. Yes. >> Yeah. >> So, as you know, the the nanny's been arrested for shoplifting. She's being brought to headquarters so she can be processed and at some point she can be released. >> Okay. How long does that usually take? >> An hour, an hour and a half. >> Okay. >> Um >> Yeah. >> Can you walk me through exactly what happened with her? >> Yeah, sure. So, um >> this is their um head of the security and he was he watches all the screens and stuff and he caught he watched her going in and out of the aisles grabbing stuff and then putting it into her bag and into the bottom of the stroller. >> Okay. >> Then she went to customer service. She went to pay for just one bag of rice >> and went to walk out through the front door and then he stopped her as she was leaving. >> Okay. And you have all video? >> Yes. It's all >> Okay. So, what is the um what are the charges for shot? >> She's shot. >> No. >> So, what is the like what happens from here with her? >> Well, she's going to have to go to court. >> Yeah. And then >> and then whatever >> whatever the judge >> I mean she she doesn't have it doesn't seem like she has a criminal record, so >> she'll probably may pay a fine, be on probation. That's that up to the judge. >> All right. >> She's probably going to be banned from the store, right? >> Yes, she's >> Yeah. >> Okay. Can I see just so I like is that Can I see the >> Yeah, >> what you did? >> Yeah. Do you mind? >> I'll show you for I mean I took a camera but I >> I'm just Yeah, cuz I mean obviously this like she captured my child. I want you know >> I don't want to accuse her of something she didn't do, but obviously we have it on footage. I >> She's under arrest. So it's not it's not >> No, I I understand. I I I I understand. You all right, buddy? We're going to go home and take a nap. Okay. Um, so just to let you also know, we have to notify Dyus just of the incident. So they're probably going to give you a call at some point or maybe not, but we have to we have to call them. >> Okay. >> Because she was in care of your of your child when she committed crime. >> All right. Over $200, right? >> Over 200. >> It was two exactly. >> Yeah. So technically it's a fourth degree crime cuz it's over $200. >> Yeah. >> What if it was a third degree crime? >> That's if that third degree is over $75,000. If it was under under 200, then it would be a disorderly person's offense. It's over 200, so it's a crime. >> Under 200, >> it would be it would have been if she would have been still under arrest, but it would be a disorderly person offense. >> And what happened? >> It's just a degree of a crime. It can probably be the same. >> At the end of the day, it's up to the judge to to determine what the what what the fine or >> housing, no what the the end result is going to be, whether she's found guilty or not guilty. But at they'll probably come to uh She might. >> Yeah. A plea agreement. At the end of the day, it's it's everything's going to be >> had to go somewhere. >> What happens after this is all >> it's in the court system. It's out of our hands. >> Right. So, regarding Dus, wouldn't that affect me? >> No. No. Absolutely. We just have to notify her cuz she she was in care of a child of them. >> I don't understand. But >> we have to call Dyus because the crimes committed while she was holding while she was in care. >> But then they're going to say, "Who's the child?" Like, does that then they're going to call me for what? just to verify everything that she's employed by you and what your I don't know what they're going to ask you to be honest with you. Just basic basic questions I would assume. >> Um Okay. >> All right. >> And that has to happen. >> We have to notify them. >> What they do after that is is up to them, but we have to notify them. >> What What could they do after that? >> Nothing. I mean, >> they're going to say, >> "All right, was was he neglected? Was he whatever?" You know, they're they're going to ask a thousand questions. I I can't I can't predetermine what exactly they're going to ask. They can ask for his name, his date of birth, where they where you live, your contact number, >> and they might call you or they might not, right? It's up to them. >> But we have to notify. >> Yeah. Okay. >> All right. >> Um Okay. So, she's going to be released at some point today. >> Mhm. >> Assuming she we cuz she has to be fingerprinted unless she comes back that she's wanted from somewhere. Yeah. No, she's been a good she's been good to him, good caretaker for a long time. She's been with another family who still lives in Hoboken for 10 years. They've been here for 20 years. I mean, she's, you know, >> she's known in within the that community. So, I'm a little surprised at this to be honest with you. >> And she was work she was employed with you guys for about a year, she said. >> Over a year. Yeah. And her recommendation was from my boss whose uh niece lives has lived here. for a long time. >> Isn't that saying she's a bad person? >> We don't know what you know. We just know that they call her putting stuff and leaving without >> so >> Okay. I mean 268. Um all right. So father's here. Um he has his son >> and um can I just get the cat, please? 48012 48012 [Music] >> where she'll [Music] stand by. >> Reesei, they'll be right down. Start just giving them the case number. [Music] >> And that's gone in a second. [Music] 27 >> 27. >> All right, we're 20 and everything's secure from the outside. We're ringing the bells, but nobody's letting us in. All in order right now. So, she's just putting this in, right? Okay. >> Okay. and slow when you complete service. >> Affirmative. >> Felix, here it is. >> Thank you, >> Stephen. Here's a copy of the case number for you, too. >> You're welcome. >> And what was your name? >> Officer Lee. >> Lee. And who was I talking to? >> That was Sergeant Benetti. >> Sergeant Benetti. >> Thank you. >> You're welcome. Bye, Noah. Felix, you good? >> Yes. >> All right. I'm going to send you the link for you to upload to Axon. >> All right. You're welcome. >> Thank you. I don't know why.