[Music] What's up, man? >> Hello, Monster Scout with the town police. Just letting you know incidents been recorded. >> She just going to steal everything into the bag. >> Okay. >> These are the receipts that she's paid for. All that stuff in that bag is good. >> Okay. She can leave with all that stuff. That's a receipt for those. All this >> all this comes up to like a 145. >> 45. >> Yeah. Concealed it. Went herself check out. Bought that stuff. Never >> never walked through the door. >> Cool. >> All right. What's your name? >> J. >> I'm sorry. >> JLo. >> JLo. >> JLo with the A. >> Okay. Do you have an ID with you? >> Um, it's in the car. >> It's in the car. How old are you? >> 19. 19. Okay. >> Are you able to talk about what's going to happen? >> So, this real simple. What happens is you're under arrest. Okay. >> For shoplifting. So, yeah. So, what's going to happen is we're going to leave from here. We're going to go to the Eaton Town Police Department. Okay. I'm going to process you. It's real quick. Okay. Take your photograph. Type some stuff on the computer. Take your fingerprints. Take your photograph again. Then I just got to type on the computer. I'm going to kick you out the door. My goal is to have you out in under 60 minutes. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Can I just give my sincerest apologies to you guys? >> You know, it's exact this is out of my character. This is not >> It happens. It happens. Uh, spell your first name for me. >> Uh, J A Y L. >> J A Y L A J A Y L A. >> Do you have a middle name? Um, >> yeah, but I have to share. I don't really keep that on any of my documents really. >> Okay. What's >> m a b l e? >> Yes, sir. >> And your last name? >> Wilson. W I L S O N. >> And you have a New Jersey driver's license, correct? >> And that's how your name appears on your driver's license? >> Fantastic. What is uh what's your data? What's your home address? What town is that? >> Um, Red Bank. >> How old is she? >> 18. >> 19. >> 19. >> Yeah. >> Are you here with anyone today by yourself? >> No, I'm with my sister. >> How old is your sister? >> She's 16. >> She's 16. Okay. >> That's why I was >> Can someone come pick her up or what do you want to do? >> Take her with us. >> Oh, your aunt's already coming. >> Oh, okay. Do you know how long? >> She's I want to say >> essentially she went through selfch checkckout, paid for all this stuff. Those are the receipts. Didn't pay for any of this stuff. She walked out or didn't make it out >> right at the end. Right at the end. >> Got it. >> Pass. >> So right before she was about to get there, she had all this stuff in there, too. Which is all this for a total of 153. Uh, nope. 14557. >> Yep. Cool. I explained to her what's going to happen. She's going to come with us. [Music] >> She wants to be here for this. >> Yeah, they're going to take me. So, if you can just get her and I guess meet me at the time. He said that he would like to get me out by in about 16 minutes. Okay. >> How how far do you think? >> If you're just if she needs to come to the police department with us and wait, she can. We give her a ride. She sit in the lobby. >> She's five minutes out. Okay. All right. Yeah. >> Phone, >> please. Do you have anything uh in your pockets or >> No. >> Those are your things, too. >> Just hang your stuff back. [Applause] Is that yours over there, too? >> Yeah. My sister has nothing to do. I don't think >> that's cool. Don't sweat it. >> She wasn't even She wasn't even there. >> You got it. Don't worry about it. >> I'll take that. I'll take your other uh Does that fit in there? Go ahead and put that in there for me. I don't want to lose it. >> Can you remind me your name again? >> My name is uh My name is Matt. >> Matt. All right. Um, this stuff that you paid for. Can I give this to sister? >> Yeah. >> She can take it with her. >> Can you give this to sister? >> Oh, sure. Here we go. >> Cool. Nothing you're not supposed to have or anything, right? >> No, sir. >> Cool. All right. Uh, >> don't sweat it. I don't even need it. Don't worry about it. It's not the end of the world. Uh, anything in your pockets or anything like that? Hat. Your hat real quick. Thank you. Cool. All right. Stand up for me, please. Put your arms behind your back. >> That's how it goes. All right. Turn around for me, please. Put your arms behind your back. I promise I'm not going to hurt you or anything. >> Am I not allowed to have my hat on? >> You can't have your hat on. No. >> All right. Turn around. >> I'm finally able to do it in the bathroom. >> Could you just turn around for me, please? Yes, sir. Thank you so much. Not trying to give you a hard time. Okay. >> I got to do what I got to do. All right. >> You had your choice here today. >> This one's a little >> Okay. Give me one second. We'll make some adjustments. Okay. Is that a little bit better? >> I mean, I got a whole finger in there. So, I think you're okay for now. All right. >> It's that bone. >> So, I'll be straight with you. They're not meant for comfort, right? >> But I mean, there's plenty of room there. >> Can I switch? Can I make sure my hands are this way? Sorry. It's just uncomfortable. I understand. It's not supposed to be comfortable. Thank you. >> Okay. All right. You get to have a seat on there. Boom. You guys got all the information you need from her? >> Yeah. >> Statement here. >> Awesome. I seen a case number and an email to send a video to >> 116 headquarters. Case number for Target, please. >> 2025-1072 again. 1072. >> We receive one female 41. Um, you want me to send you the link or do you want to me to give you my email? >> Whichever. >> Whatever one. >> I have your email somewhere, right? >> Garrett.shine. >> Yes. Garrett. [Applause] >> We're good to come out. You want to wait till she gets picked up? >> I'll just say just to get the info at the end just to make sure. >> Cool. >> Follow me. Let's go. >> Did you write that case? >> Uh, sorry. 2025 >> 2025 >> dash 010702. >> Cool. Thank you. >> Go right out. >> What kind of car we waiting for? Audi. >> All right, here we go. >> So, you guys work when I'm not working. >> Hey, look who it is. >> Let's go. Uh, Alis >> Oh, that's her. [Music] >> And we're going to make a left. >> Yes, sir. [Music] All right. Back seat of this big one right here. Okay. And again, I'm not accusing you of having anything on you, but you have anything on you. This is your last opportunity. Once you go inside, you can catch an additional charge. Okay. Yeah. >> All right. Have a seat. Good. >> Any medical conditions I should be aware of? >> Not going to pass out on me. Not epileptic, diabetic, anything like that at all. >> Just anxiety. Do you need a med? Uh, do you need any medical attention right now? >> Are you injured? >> Okay. >> I think we're all going to be here a while. >> It's all good. I appreciate that's >> I think it's over. >> Yeah, I think it's over. Yeah, but I'm standing. >> It's a quick one. >> Let's go process it. 116 headquarters. >> Why so many target? >> Camera on. Mileage 3894. You know why so many officers? Officer Mike. >> Oh, is it like soundproof? >> You're going to have to shout. >> Oh, okay. >> I can't hear you. is why so many officers >> I'm sorry. >> Why so many officers? >> Uh it's kind of it's hard to explain. Uh maybe has something to do with like the culture of the job. We just kind of never really know what we're going to get into. >> Oh, I got you. >> You know what I mean? Nothing personal. >> We always just kind of roll in numbers and then when we see that it's not needed, we move on from there, you know. >> Oh, yeah. you know, staying prepared. What made you get into the profession? >> Um, it was definitely accidental. >> What' you say? >> Uh, not anything I ever wanted to do >> really. >> Yeah. >> So, if you weren't an officer, what would you do? What would you have done? >> Um, probably something with computers. Probably something I should have done. >> I see you're more of a tech kind of guy. >> Uh, I like to think so. Or at least I once was. >> Jayla Wilson, March 14th. >> All right. Like I said, we're going to go to the We're going to go to the police department. Um, I'm going to ask you a bunch of questions. I got to take your photograph. I'm going to ask you some more questions. I got to take your fingerprints. Um, I got to do some more stuff on the computer and then I'm going to kick you out the front door. Okay. >> 21 to 116. >> Um, you said like an hour, correct? Go ahead. >> Just came for the juvenile female. >> Do you need me to hang out here and pick anything up or you got everything you need? >> I got it all. Thank you. You said about an hour or so. >> Uh, yeah. My goal is to have you out of there. Right now it's 5:50. >> My goal is to have you out of there by 7. >> Okay. >> Is that all right? >> Yeah. >> Um, sorry. I'm just >> sorry. >> I'm just ner like anxious and nervous and just would like to talk through it. >> The whole thing is painless. No one's here to harm you or do anything like that. Just going to ask you a bunch of simple questions, take the photograph, kick you out the door. Okay. >> When they kick you out the door, I mean, all right. >> Yeah. Um um am I like in the in the the system now? >> Uh I don't really understand the question. >> Like I'm just like I'll be a >> penny. Have you ever been arrested before? >> No, sir. >> Okay. So >> No, I'm a It's very When I tell you out of character, it really is. I'm a I'm a good individual cuz like I'm like that's what I'm saying. Like I'll be in the system like >> Well, you'll have a like a record history. >> I'm sorry. >> You'll have what they call a criminal history >> because you'll Yeah. >> Yeah. So I would like I'd be able to be found in like a because So I would be able to be like found for for um shoplifting like in like in the system like you know because like if I got like god forbid I get pulled over and they look me up they'll see like oh okay like I was found for shoplifting. So, um I don't think that they'd be able to see it on a motor vehicle stop. However, we're starting to get into like whatifs and like theoreticals and that's that's kind of like a rabbit hole. So, >> I like give you, >> you know, false or like, you know, improper information or something. >> Okay. >> So, we'll we'll figure it out when we get inside. All right. I promise. >> I'm sorry. I just don't like I just have a thing for having a bad history or having a bad impression on people. >> A bad impression on who? >> On on people in general like you know and the fact that I just I got caught doing something that I don't do is just like >> it's you know it's all right. It's you're going to have your opportunity in court. Just speak with the process of the judge and figure it out. All right. You can uh >> I have to go to Okay. 416. 16 ending mile 380. [Applause] Uh, you're good. You're good. I got it. I got it. I got it. You're good. All right. Jay Lee, right? Come on. >> I got it. I got it. You're good. Just uh follow this officer if you don't mind. Cool. Just going to hold you so you don't fall. Okay. We're going to head up the steps. Not those steps. These steps. Fantastic. All right. Straight up the steps. >> Nope. Nope. We're going to make a right at the top. We're going to make another right into this room. There's a big wooden bench on your right. Go ahead and have a seat. >> Thank you, sir. Might be take his uh 145. Thank you. >> Thank you, sir. >> Nothing. Easy peasy. Do you uh >> it's essentially it's it's we call it's called a complaint. It's your legal documentation. The that what you've been served with what you were issued. Okay. For the shoplifting. >> Yep. Eaten. >> Yep. The address is right on there. The phone number's on there. the date and time that they're expecting you is on there. And uh if you have any questions going forward, you're just going to contact them. Okay. Thank you, ma'am, so much for coming and picking her up. Appreciate that. >> All right, guys. You have a good night. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music]