If you want to see the full police report, charges, and what's happening with this case now, the link in the description is updated regularly, so you can always check what's new. Now, let's begin the video. Yeah, my husband left. He took the credit card and he took off. All right. Are you calling your husband or No, my phone doesn't work. He's going to come back to get me up for court. Well, we have right now you got to come back and listen to the show. How do I make that right? I'm sorry to get you up right now, but I did call right now. She's in possession of it now, so you have to figure out what's going on and stuff. Well, my husband No. You have an idea of how many questions she asked? I don't know where he went. Yeah. I'll go back with Yeah, I'll go over there. I just can't go right now. You do have to go right now. Now, this is the point where you called us. I understand. What's going on? Well, I don't have money. My husband has the credit card. He took it and took off. Well, you have to make it right. Let's talk to him. How do you spell last Uh N I L L I S. N I L L I S. I S. E S. What's your middle initial? All right, tell me E L L I S in the first. How do you spell middle initial? The last, the first name. But in front of your first Okay, what's your first name? Uh Deena, D E N N A. D E N N A? Yeah. What's your middle initial? All right. And your birthday? June 6th, 1980. All right. I told him that I'm going to go. That's what we're going to do. Uh 69. I don't know. Oh, it's okay. Well, right now you called us and said you didn't pay the bill, so that's what we're here for. I told you my husband I gave his car to my husband and he took off. I don't know where he's at and I can't call him cuz my phone won't work. We got to file so we can make some type of uh uh N I L L I S That's right. Check out 1599 at 127. Right. Last name is going to be Niles. N Nora, I Ida L Lincoln L Lincoln E Edward, S Sam First name is going to be Dino. D David E Edward N Nora N Nora A Adam Middle initial R Robert A B A of 69 June of 69 What's that? I'll have a water. N I L L I S Yeah. N I L L I S Yeah. I'll let them know. Thank you. Cool. Oh, you can drive right back. So I can move it. I appreciate it. Check out 7:15. Right. Thanks, sir. Give that to your brother. Huh? Give that to your brother. Okay. >> Yep. Really want you out. Okay. So, she said her husband just left her. She has no form of payment. She said he's got a credit card. >> phone. So, can you call your husband? We got to take care of this bill. All I want to pay for this is credit card or whatever. >> got his credit card, though. Yeah, but he's got to pay. I don't know where he's at. Okay. Can you give me my work phone? I've seen my car doors freeze up because of all calls I've been getting. Yep. Um, it's a tax now. It doesn't work because I don't have Wi-Fi. 13.99 tax to pay for it. Put your seat belt on. 13.90 To the Village 27 and Trump. Um, one second. I should have paid my bill first. It's 13.99 to pay for 13.90 We don't have you on the line for your ride today. 13.90 What's 13.90? What's the phone number, ma'am? Great. Um This is going to be related to the phone number 251121. Okay. So, what happened exactly when you walked in? We had breakfast, he dropped me off, and he was supposed to look over there, and I knew he had court, so I didn't see his car in the lot since we were here, you know, and I was walking over to wait for us, and I didn't see the car. I go, "Oh, he's gone." You know? So, why would you just keep walking? What? Did you just leave? I said I had to card out of the car cuz I told the girl, and I went to find him, and I couldn't find him, and he left. So, you know that looks, right? Yeah. He just dined and dashed, so Well, I did go. I just Okay. Unless you have a different number, how about somebody else? Who else can come here? Nobody. Nobody? I My My roommate has court in Rolling Meadows right now. Okay. So, how are we going to rectify this? Well, I had to promise to pay after I come back and pay it. I'll pay it. We're going to go back to Syrup, and we're going to talk to him, okay? I'll pay it. I just don't have money right now. I got it on my card. We're going to swing by Syrup just to I'll pay it. You're at Back Syrup? Yep. I'm sorry. We'll see if we can hold anybody. Nope. >> me. All right now, I got to Thank you, I appreciate it. One more thing. Truck 32, we'll be back in route to serve with a key. Can I just spell your name? D E M E Correct. What's your middle initial? R. And your birthday? You live on Woodlawn? Yes, sir. All right. What are we talking about? You're going to have to explain everything to me. I will. I will. I'm being polite, you know? I'm not playing for free. Well, you don't want to stop. So, I'm not trying to stop you. You can keep it. I don't want to leave I don't want to leave the park. >> Yeah, technically it is, but I didn't steal it. I mean it wasn't mine. It was a train ticket. I didn't even remember those tickets were you know. I didn't steal it. Um I'm sorry. My husband has credit card and he's not at the courthouse. He's at the bank. So, I promise I'll pay you back. Well, I'm sorry. I don't I have I don't have any I have no money. He just has credit card. Okay. Uh how long are you open? Until 2:30. Okay. I I have to come back when I find them. I don't know where he's at. Well, your phone's not working. How's he going to pay you back? Well, he could see your car and he's going to pay you back. You know, especially cuz her car was on the I thought my car was there and I walked over there with her and it wasn't. He walked. So, I don't know where he went. Does your husband know where he went after breakfast? Did he just drop you off at the court? And walked away by himself? >> No, he took me here and he took me over there and Are you going to wait here until they take your picture? No, I I have I have I have to go to the court. Well, your court date how is that We are dealing with what happened right here. Which is theft. We need to make sure this is right with the business cuz they have to get paid for the food. Right now, court is that is that is not something we need to worry about now. If you miss your court date, you miss your court date. We have We're doing this now. Don't give me a warning. You're not Yep, this court issue is not going to be what's happening now. Okay. So, why don't we start making some phone calls with the working number? I don't even have a phone. I don't have My friend is in court in Molly Meadows. Is it Tyler? That's the only person I can call. Are you sure that was the right number? Yeah. That was the right number? Is your phone dead? You turned it off this No, my phone doesn't I have texts now. So it didn't last long. Did you text him? No, it won't work. Can you try? You got to try. There could be a Wi-Fi here maybe. Just try to connect. How much is the check? Do you know? I'm not 100% sure. I heard it might have been 20 to 30. I'm not 100% sure. Let me see if your phone works. Let's see. Do you have a number? I have another number. I'll call my friend. Another friend. I I All right. All right, who is this? It's a friend of mine. He's an old man. Okay, what do you I was going to ask him to pay the bill for me. Does he live nearby? Is he going to come here? It doesn't say Charles. It doesn't say Charles? What's his name? Yes. Dina? Is it Can I talk to him? Hi. Hi. This is Hi. This is Officer St. Charles Police. I'm with Dina right now. She asked me to She asked me to call you. She's having trouble paying the bill at your restaurant. She was wondering if you could assist her with that. It's a friend. Whose friend? Mine friend. Okay. I'm receiving a call from Yes. Yes, she's having trouble paying the bill. It comes out to about 22 bucks. If you're able to assist her, she's asking for help. She says she doesn't have it on her. Okay. Okay, sir. Thank you. Okay. Thanks, sir. Anybody else we can call? He said you could call him when you need a ride, he said. Try this other number. Try this Okay, who's this? Okay. The minor answer is in court right now. Where abouts is that court? I'd like to go to court. You don't want to, ma'am. I would also like to go to court. I wish you would. So, that's the first thing we're doing. Hi. This is Officer St. Can I talk to him? All right. This is Officer St. Charles Police. I'm with Dina right now. She requested that I call you. She's having a bit of trouble paying off a bill at a restaurant. We're wondering if if you could assist her. It's about 22 bucks. You're rolling metals right now? Okay. Um Is there a way online? You got any online money? If he If he can I mean does he have a credit card or anything? If he would want to give a credit card and pay it off for us, or she could be off the hook here. Is that something that he can do? You don't have You don't have any If it's She was asking if you could help her help her out at all. It's about $22. Um, yeah, you know Okay. Um, yeah, I mean if he can't do it I can't do it. Okay. Okay, that works. That works. Appreciate it, sir. He can't do it. That's it. That's all I have. So now now we're going to She's willing to talk to her owner. If he chooses to pursue by pressing charges, you're going to get cited. Another court date. You're more than likely to be also banned from this restaurant, too. I don't care what type of court date it is. You have to deal with this now. That deputy over there was nice enough to give you a push towards the back, but if you miss your court date, you miss your court date. Call email all that would line, Andrew. What? Mail to go to him? Yeah. I don't know, man. I'm asking him. Yes. Yes, sir. Yes, it does. I appreciate that. Thank you. No problem. Have you ever been arrested before for anything else? No, I'm not. Have you been retail theft at a business? Have you been charged with that before? Um, no. Okay, not on her background. Let's hop in the police car. Let me check again. Well, actually you got to pay with the bus pass. I'll do it this way. It's going to take some time. I mean, I got to come back here in the bed. Let's see what they want you to I like to be able to go get try to get the money and come back with it. I know you want to I want to make it right. Hello, ma'am. I like to be able to get permission to go get the money and come back and pay you. I just don't want to sit here all day. Did you get all of the order yet? We'll get back to you, okay? Ma'am, if it's okay with you, we're going to go in the back. We'll check with them in like 5 10 minutes. Yeah, let's go sit in the car. We're we're to wait, and see what they want to do. Okay. Uh court-ordered knife. Yes. Yes, sir. Do her purchases count as court-ordered? You want to sign I need some boxes signed in front of me, but she has to be in the room with me. Yeah, so I told her Yeah. She didn't have any breakfast. She just Yeah. I will take private road. >> Yeah, so I You've never been arrested for theft before, right? Okay, so you have before, huh? Why'd you lie? I didn't lie. Well, Well, yes, he has. >> When was that? For it? For theft? Okay. Well, if you've been arrested for it and convicted, we really can't just give you a ticket anymore, so no matter how small it is. No, we'll probably just charge you state. We got to process you and then that's it. It may be. Depends on what they want to do. All right. Got arrested for burglary. Where? Retail theft, too. So, okay. That was in South Elgin. You have two convictions for theft. Five charges, right? I guess so. Yeah, so okay. Yeah, we can't go the local ordinance route, so if they choose to press charges, you're going to come with us. We're going to charge you with the state charge of misdemeanor theft, all right? All right. All right, that's it. We'll see what they say. CC charge of 10 55 convicted. That's the last arrest. Retail theft. >> Stop. Stop it. >> Yeah, 95er for She has too much of a CTW for theft, so we're going to charge her with a state. There'll still be an NTA, and then uh yeah, she's got to come with us. We're going to book her and process her, and then she can try to make it court here, so. Okay. Yeah. I'll uh I'll look up some. I'll take her 95 so we'll do all that stuff. That's all. We're good. All right, Jake. Can you stand up? Yeah. You got something with you? No. Try and fix that corner. All right. So, it's just a misdemeanor theft, okay? We're going to issue a notice to you. It's going to be a state charge. Okay. You are also going to be trespassed from the business, okay? Okay. You are no longer going to be allowed on the property. If you show up to the property, you'll be So, I'm not allowed to come back here at all? Um if you choose to, Yeah? maybe. Sure. I have to write it down? Okay. And then you write it down and then you have to write it down tomorrow? All right. Can you face this way? Give me a few seconds. Are we going to change Johnny now? Now we're going to go to St. Charles PD. Okay. Transport 1 adult female 95 90 to PD. Starting at 3743 3743. Johnny. Now, we're going to book you and process you at the police department. You will get a notice to appear. It's another court date. Still class A misdemeanor, but that's it. I would have paid before though. I hope so, man. Got to do right by the business. I will make it right. So, if I pay it, I don't have to go to court? Yeah, you still have to go to court regardless. If you pay it, and let's say they nobody shows up from the business, Yeah. then the charges get dropped. Right. Well, I'm going to pay it. It's my only warrant. Thanks. Why are you thanking us? I don't We didn't do anything. You did the warrant. Okay. Well, ma'am, that's not on us, so. I understand. What was your court date today? Traffic? Yes. Okay.