They came in ready to steal. The cops came in prepared to stop them in their tracks. Here are five cases when cops surprise the out of shoplifterss in the act. Number five, family vacation ruined after teen gets caught shoplifting. Police arrive at a Target store after a teen is caught shoplifting. Store security says they watched her pick out several items and place them directly into her purse. Here's what happens next. Hello. >> Hi. >> Hello. How are you? >> Tired. Tired since 2 in the morning. >> Oh my gosh. I'm so sorry. All right. So, these are the items that she concealed into a purse. We watched her select everything and put everything into that purse. Um, this ID. >> Yeah. Um, so they've been really cooperative. I thought that she was a minor at first, hence why the family's in here. Otherwise, they would have stayed out. Um, but yeah, they've been really, really cooperative. >> 18. >> Yep. Just turned 18. Yep. >> I'll let you talk to her. Um, my printer's broken, so I've got to write the affidavit. I'm sorry. >> Yeah. >> Trying to find the dum. Lake 32 24 Lake 65 South Carolina deal. >> Okay. Family. >> Yeah. >> Unfortunately, >> has she ever been in trouble before? >> No. >> No. She almost got kicked out of our house by her stepdad for getting a speeding ticket. Like, okay, >> she has. >> Do you all live here in Florida now? >> No, we're visiting my parents. We're supposed to leave tonight. I think I'm meeting my mom for like a early dinner. >> All right. >> The family is visiting from South Carolina and spending time with relatives in Florida. They were set to head home later that night, but now it looks like she won't be going anywhere anytime soon. So, she's 18. This is family. They live in South Carolina. Leaving tonight to go back to South Carolina. >> She just turned 18. >> Mom, correct? >> Yes. >> All right. Maria, what we call Miranda warnings. Okay. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have them present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Having those rights in mind, do you wish to speak to me? >> Okay. >> So, what what I was just being really sorry. >> Okay. >> Everything she asked for. Put it in the buggy. Like, we were just trying to get out of my parents house for a little bit cuz it's 75° and they're like, "It's freezing in here. Let's go to the store. Get it. Get it. Get it. Get what you want." >> Okay. So, you can see what I'm in your purse there. >> Yes, ma'am. I look up for it. >> I'm going to I'm going to search you, too. So, >> I have nothing else. I gave him everything. >> All right. The officer goes through [music] the standard arrest procedure which involves reading her rights, confirming she has no weapons, and explaining what will happen next. >> Do you have anything on your person I need to know about? >> No, ma'am. >> I gave them everything that I had. >> That's I I meant more along the lines of any weapons for >> Oh, no, ma'am. Okay, I'll just have you stand right here for me. I'm just going to turn. >> Let me give phone to mom for now. Okay. >> Okay. >> You have bronze. >> Yes. This is >> I'm just going to have you fix this one. >> All right. So, you do have to turn around. >> Am I getting arrested? >> I have to detain you at the end. Okay. >> You have tiny wrists. I do like 324 like I have to be all detained. All right, have a seat here for me. Oh my goodness. What could have ended with just a notice to appear quickly becomes more complicated because she's not a Florida resident. The officer explains the implications. >> So, here's the thing. You're not a resident of Florida, so I can't issue her a notice to appear because you live out of state. So, she has to go to jail for it. >> Can I drive here? I can drive down to go to court. >> Unfortunately, no. Anytime you don't live in Florida, you have to go to jail for the offense because our notice to appear is for like if you were a resident here, it'd be different. Then if you don't have a criminal history, we >> compare to Jacksonville. I couldn't give you one of those four things. >> Yeah. You have to live. >> Can we use like my grandma's address or anything? I'll drive. >> If she has no priors, it's going to just be a misdemeanor offense. I think it's a five $500 bond. If you use a bonds balesman, you just pay I think the minimum is 100. So be $100. So you could go literally right up there. She post her bond and she'll get right back out. But she is going to have a court date. She's going to have to come back for court. Um the whole deal. So um you know if she was still a juvenile, it would have been honestly the same scenario. >> How long did she spend if I don't come bail her out >> until she bonds? >> She bonds out or time served 30 days, 45 days. So service. I >> mean, she has family here and they want to b her out and pick her up. But >> no, they're going to just her after that. They're like heavy church people. >> They're not even >> You're under 21 in the state of Florida. You also cannot be >> That That's not mine. That's my mom's. >> Okay. It's in your possession. So, I'm just telling you that you can't have that in the state of Florida till you're 21. Okay? So, it'll go to your mom, but >> you can be issued citation for that. And that's a whole another I'm not going to, but just so you're aware. >> The mother shares her disappointment in her daughter's actions, but doesn't try to justify or defend her behavior. >> You have to go to jail. It is a whole process. I work in trauma. I watch these guys take people into me. It takes a long time. You have to take and I'm not just trying to be rude about it. It's just the simple fact you you're not a resident here. So I have to take you. It's you know >> you couldn't like use my grandma's address or anything to like say >> you're not a resident. You're a resident of South Carolina. Unfortunately stupid. >> Now I need to call making because your grandmother's in jail for what? For a for a long, >> do you want purse go to go to your mom? >> Yes, please. >> Put your glasses back here so they don't get messed up. She can't have that. I'll make sure that goes to you. >> I have 26. She's going to be 15. How long does her booking? And >> RJ's pretty quick just how many people are there and yeah, me tightening up the paper end of the shift. So, >> could she like follow us? [clears throat] >> I mean, she can she >> can't she's still going to have to wait until >> it's probably going to be a couple hour process. >> I say probably about 2 hours cuz it's going to take 30 minutes to get there and then paperwork and then take your picture, your fingerprints. I'm going to take this with me. They'll put it in her property. When she gets out, she'll get her ID back. >> As the daughter is escorted out, her mom quietly gathers her belongings and is informed that bail will be possible after booking. >> Grandma are supposed to be back in 10 minutes and then I have to go to jail for hours. What do you think? I'm not going to let just let her sit there waiting. >> That's a jail address. Do you have any phone numbers you want her to have? >> I know phone numbers. >> Okay. So, you're good on that part. Okay. Will you send me statement when you get it? >> At the time, I want to go ahead and send her a link. >> Huh? >> Send her a link. >> Okay. >> Yeah. No, I will. But if you I'll be right back in >> Whose bag is That's not ours. Not yours. Okay. Well, yeah. Let it be a lesson to learn. We're going to go all the way down to that next car. >> So, what all do you have to do? Basically, I'm going to take you to the jail. It's in a totally different town from here. It's about 30 minutes away. Um, I'll work on the paperwork. They'll take your picture, fingerprint. Once you're booked in, you'll have the bond set. Mom or someone, if they want to bail you out, can come bail you out. If they choose not to do that, then you're going to have to sit there until >> Is this going to be like on my record forever? While being led to the patrol car, the girl begins to worry about how this incident might affect her future. >> You stand by real >> I'm going to school to get elementary school my career. >> I mean, they'll probably ask you about it. >> My seat belt. >> What's the difference between the two? >> You can own guns, you can. You can do a lot of [music] things. >> What is going on with this? >> Use your air. >> Is it because it wasn't a certain amount or something? >> It's cuz you're not a resident in the state of Florida. >> That's the only reason. >> Can you see if you can get that? >> Whenever I get there, can I call people or do I have to wait? >> You got to wait till they book you in >> the But then there's um they have like pay phones in the cell. So >> they're free in booking, >> but they're free in booking. So you can make a >> like whenever I'm waiting to get close. >> No, >> I'll get the arrow on back here for you. Okay. >> I think it's okay. And whenever I get there, I'm going to be changed out of my clothes, too. And everything changed. >> Um, >> what? >> They'll change her into like >> a jumpsuit. >> Yeah. And orange crocs. >> And you get a photo ID. Say what kind of girl. All right, I'll get the air going for you. Just turn it on. >> Oh, thank you. Send >> the link before you take her off. >> You know, right? >> Yeah. >> I'll just appreciate >> Thank you. Appreciate that. >> Just what I wanted when I'm tired as crap. >> What should have been a fun family vacation ends with not so beautiful memories and a mug shot. Number four, steal now, pay later. Not how it works at Target. Up next is another shoplifting case at Target. Here's what happens when the officers arrive at the scene. >> Um, split your first name. >> Give me a different name. Different address. >> Listen, I want to shoot straight with you. Okay. You're going to look at signal 9. >> If this is not your real name, >> you have one chance >> to tell me the truth or you're going to catch another charge which is providing false information to law enforcement officer >> which going to keep you in jail even longer than you're going to be in there now. >> I don't I don't want to like is there any way that I can just like >> fix this like without a charge cuz I really I cannot. >> Okay. So, what is your real name? >> Jordan. I go by because it's my preferred name. >> Okay. What's What's your legal government name? >> As soon as I get my uh soon guy comes, I'll we'll have mine confirm. >> Okay. Um >> do you have a driver's license? >> I have a license >> in Florida. Okay. >> Is your items in receipt? That's yours. >> Okay. >> Uh I'm finishing up right now and then >> Yeah, you got time. They're they're on their way. So see the guy just like I told you I was I was in the area. So I'm like let me stop over here and help him out a little bit. So >> appreciate that. And then I search the bag. Make sure all the mine. So >> yeah. This is your bag here. >> So what's the deal? Why'd you have to do what you did today? >> You're on hard times. Don't have a job. What's going on? >> Yeah. Like I have a job. I've just been struggling recently. And like I'll be honest, like um like I really didn't have to. I I can take full accountability with that. >> Um and like like I am sorry. I [clears throat] I don't want to like >> overcome with emotion. She admits it was a bad decision she deeply regrets. >> I won't return to the target again, but I won't >> When was the last time you were arrested for this? >> I've never been arrested. >> You never been arrested for this? >> Yeah. Have you ever been stopped here at Target? At this Target before? >> No. She never has Has she? >> Have they been here before? >> Yeah, we uh caught me like on the camera, but I've never been in this office before. October >> in October. So doing the same thing just >> name of birth. That's one I initially got >> and they got one >> a different one before this one. >> You have a ID on you or no? >> No. >> Heavy door. >> Can you tell me how you spell your name, please? >> Which one your driver's license? >> That's the one of my driver's license. >> Do you have a picture of your driver's license? >> Um, yeah. Got trash can here. >> Trash. No can. Trash. No liner. >> Peanut butter. No jelly. >> Ham. No burger. What movie? Come on. >> What movie is it from? Come on. You got never you ain't never got two things that match. Ham, no burger, peanut butter, no jelly. >> I've heard the same, but I don't know what it's called. >> Friday. >> Friday. When uh Smokey when when Smokey's inside uh >> inside his house. >> Ain't got no match ham, no booger, peanut butter, no chil. The officer presses on, reviewing evidence, reading her rights, and keeping the [music] questions coming. >> Can you open this record up for me, please? >> I got it. I got it. >> Oh, you got it. I'm not. >> All right, you guys good? >> Yeah, we're good. >> Yep. Yep. All right. See you, Jess. See you guys. >> At one point, it's a little difficult to see, but at one point, it's in her hand, and she kind of does like a motion and it disappears into the bag. We'll provide you a video with the that room where I took I opened the bag up and kind of took everything out. >> All right. Thank you. >> Y no problem. >> All right. This is just standard procedure. Okay. I'm going to read you your rights. All right. Just after every every sentence, [snorts] you've got to indicate that you understand. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Do you understand? So, why are we here today? >> Because I shopped this thing. >> Okay. What did you What did you take today? >> Um the items. Um >> Okay. Why did you take these items? >> Um I didn't really have a motive. It was just kind of an impulse. Um I know I shouldn't have done it and I do regret it. Um, I really don't like I I don't want to like incur any um charges for anything and I'm willing to like um I'm willing to like give back or like um like do a formal apology or like anything that just like I don't want to lose my job for like >> Okay. Where do you work? >> Um I work at autism center. >> Okay. >> Um I've just I've just been struggling financially recently and I like I just haven't get many hours. Um >> hoping to avoid a record, she offers to return the goods, apologize, and cooperate fully. >> Yeah. And I know it it wasn't right. And um Yeah, I'm I'm sorry. I just I don't want to like um I just don't want like my life ruined over like a stupid mistake. >> Right. Um do you shop here often? Like how much how how often would you say you come here? >> Um honestly not that often. Like >> how many times would you say have you been here? >> Um probably like less than 10 times if I were to estimate. >> Okay. Have you ever shoplifted from here before? Yes. >> Okay. >> All right. Stand up for me. Put your hands on your back. [snorts] Turn around. Face the wall for me. Face that way. You're good. [snorts] >> They too tight or they good? >> It's okay. >> Okay. Um, am I allowed to like write down a phone number or something? >> So, when we get to the jail, you'll be able to get phone numbers out of your [snorts] um out of your phone. Okay. We'll grab all that stuff for you. All right. You want your drink to come with you or you want to stay here? I'm going to be honest. I don't think you can bring it. [snorts] So, anything in your pockets? >> No, sir. >> No. Okay. >> What's in your bag? [snorts] um like personal items. Um I think I had like some drink mix and like just random stuff. Okay, >> you can sit down. [clears throat] >> Yeah, I will let you know you're going to be trespassing the store for a year. Okay, I'm going to put your trespass in your bag with your belongings. >> She cooperates as officers search her, confirm she has no contraband, and get her ready for transport. >> Can't throw that in there with [snorts] [snorts] Stand up against the tire. Hold this for me real quick. >> Thank you. >> Just widen your stance for me. [snorts] >> Do you have anything in your pockets you're not supposed to have? >> No. >> Do you have any items at all? like money or anything like that? >> Not that I know of. >> Not that you remember. >> Um, if you want to check, you can, but >> yeah, we have to because we're going to put you in the patrol car and you know, you're under arrest. So, we have to make sure you don't have any weapons or >> Okay. Um, yeah, I don't I don't have anything in my pockets to my knowledge. >> You don't have anything in your >> No, we'll let you know. I'm not accusing you of anything. Okay. right here. >> But if you have an or anything like that on you and you go to the jail and they find it, it's a felony charge. Okay. >> I don't have anything on you. >> Okay. >> Step back just an inch for me. Widen your stance. Wide more. More. There you go. [snorts] Anything in your pockets? >> That I know of. Good. >> At the end of the interaction, she's formally charged with petty theft. Number three, Target's most persistent shoplifter finally busted. Police respond to a shoplifting call outside a Target where a woman is caught red-handed stealing from multiple stores. Officers approach and calmly begin asking questions. >> I'm coming out. I was >> All right, I'll be out with him. >> So, uh, I just got called because there was some shoplifting >> there. They had books and I put them I gave them to the girl on the way out. My children came to who? >> I gave them to her on the way out. My children came in with books and they were looking at books the whole time and we walked out and she said that I had books and there was a pair of boots under the car cart that I wasn't sure if I was going to get or not that I had totally forgot about because my cart was filled with children. >> Okay. >> And I told her, I said, "I'm so sorry." And she said, "No, this is not a mistake. This is not a mistake. My daughter who is two or three is sobbing trying to give the girl the books back and she says, "No, too bad." >> Okay. So, what about some So, there's books. What about groceries? >> No. >> Okay. No, you don't have any groceries at all. Do you have any Did you buy anything when you were in there? >> No, I I put some sweaters back and they had the books. >> Okay. All right. So, you have your kids in the car? Who's Who's driving? >> My husband. >> All right. Let's have him turn off the car because we got to figure this all out. Okay. >> Okay. So, if you want to open the door, >> can you turn the car off? >> We got a we got a call about some shoplifting. Okay. I don't know. I get in the situation right now. We're going to figure it all out right now. Okay. >> Okay. >> Um, let's start. Do you have an ID on you? Hey, >> thank you. >> Yep. >> All right. So, you didn't take anything from the store. There's nothing in your trunk from inside the store at all. Okay. Can we open it and check? >> Yeah, there's stuff from We've been running errands all day. >> That's fine. Okay. Yeah. Do you mind popping the trunk for me just to check? >> I I'll let you go ahead. She denies taking anything and agrees to let them search the [music] trunk. Here's what the officer finds inside. >> Okay. So, what's that? >> This is stuff from a different Target. >> A different Target? >> Yeah. I've been looking for this stuff for baking. I've been going to different Targets to try to find it. >> Okay. >> I can show you. >> So, Okay. So, you don't have Do you have a receipt from the other Target for this one? Can I look in my purse? >> Sure. Where's the purse at? Up in the >> Yeah. She's going to >> Do you know where I put the receipt from Target? She's going to look in her purse for her receipt. >> Can we check the bags again? >> Sure. Listen, so I got this call, so now I just need to investigate it. >> The trunk is packed with Target bags, which she claims [music] were from another store location. When asked for a receipt to verify the story, here's how she responds. >> So we went to sick. Can I close this? My kids don't get cold. My >> mother lives in Rockford, so we went I was looking for this stuff for baking. >> Okay. >> We were going to do a Valentine's craft. >> Okay. Okay. I see this. This is cool. Okay. I'm going to give that back to you. So, let me go talk with her in there and figure out what's going on. Okay. I'm going to have this other officer hang out out here for a minute. All right. So, you can go sit in the car for now. Okay. Get warm. And then we're going to we're going to get this figured out. Okay. Hey, Carly, can you come out and talk to me for a minute? Okay, so they have a whole thing. They've been tracking all of your thefts for a long time. Okay, you are on camera 17 times at different targets all over the place stealing things. Okay. So, I don't want to hear the excuses about how you were just, you know, you forgot it was underneath the thing. I mean, you have a history with Target. Okay. Luckily for you, all they want to do today is trespass you. Okay. So, you you're not allowed to come back to this target. If you do come back to this target, you could get a ticket. If you remain, you can get arrested. Okay. Uh where are the Pokemon card set things that you took today? >> I didn't take Okay. She has you on video taking the Pokemon cards. Where are they? >> Okay, cool. At first, it seems like she'll walk away with just a trespassing notice, but when the officer checks with the store for a final decision, things take a turn. >> Do you have anything else at all from this store? Okay, that cart as well. Okay. Anything in your car from this store today? >> No. >> Okay. >> Absolutely not. >> Cuz if we find out that you have other stuff, >> I have my children. >> Okay. So, right now, I'm going to get a trespass form started. I'm going to go talk to them again. Make sure they don't want charges and you can leave here today hopefully very very lucky. Okay, take a seat. All right, go and face my car. You're going to be placed under arrest for retail theft. Okay, she decided she wants charges. Face that way for me, please. All right. Do you have anything in your pocket here? >> I don't think so. >> All right. I'm going to check your pocket really quick. Make sure there's nothing in here. Okay. Nothing else in your purse. I see you're wearing like yoga pants, so you shouldn't have a bunch of anything in there. Okay. All right. >> At least tell my husband what's going on. >> We'll tell him what's going on. Go ahead and grab a seat for me. >> Just anywhere. >> Yep. Just scooch right in. I know it looks confusing. It's not. I'm going to put the seat belt right over you. >> All right, sit tight for a second. Okay. >> In the end, she's arrested and charged with retail theft. Number two, shoplifting at Walmart didn't go according to [music] her plan. Police arrive at a Walmart after a report of shoplifting. They approach the suspect who's still inside the store and let her know she's being detained. Hello. How are you? >> Hey, ma'am. So, right now you're just getting detained for shoplifting. Okay. >> Oh, no. I'm buying stuff. >> Okay. So, right now you're just being detained. You're not arrested or anything. So, as of now, you are >> But I'm trying to buy >> Do you what? >> I'm buying some stuff. >> Are you buying super glue? >> Yeah, I'm buying some stuff >> in your purse. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Super glue rinse. >> I was going to buy it. >> Okay. And when you're going to buy it, do you normally put items in your purse? >> Well, sometime they um like at you guys. >> We're 10:26 right now. >> Okay. >> So, >> but I ain't walked out the store yet. I'm feeling vi. >> So, what I'm going to tell you right now is as against the law, you can't conceal items within your purse because that is part of statute. So, as I as I said right now, You are right now you're detained. Yeah. With like a purse like a like a a shopping bag that you buy from them. That's your purse. So right now you're just detained. Okay. Until we can see video footage and from there they want to press charges, they can figure that out and you can talk with them about that. Okay. >> Can I talk? Can I talk to them? Because I I'll you know what I'm saying? Like >> we'll we'll review the video. >> Okay. >> But I want to buy the stuff. >> Okay. As of now, you're just detained. So, as long as you're cool with me, I don't plan on putting you in cuffs while you're detained. Just don't do anything crazy with me. Sounds good. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> So, put all that in this basket right here. >> Is there any other items? >> Yeah, I'll put it. >> Okay. >> You happen to have an ID on you at all? >> No. >> Not in your purse or anything? >> I'm saying you have a driver's license on you? >> No. The officer explains that placing unpaid items into a personal bag before checkout is considered concealment under the law. She pretends to be clueless and continues to make excuses. >> But did you drive here? >> I had caught a ride. But I'm saying like when you go to Kroger's and Publix, you can put stuff in a bag >> in in a in a dedicated shopping bag that has been bought by them. It's a recyclable bag. That's your purse that has all your other personal items in It ain't nothing. Ain't nothing. It's empty. Ain't nothing in there but my phone and my money >> with your personal items, right? So your purse, your little phone, and then everything else in there. So with the statue, it is concealing items. >> But >> in that bag, >> I went, what's your name? >> All right, we're going to go ahead and head over there so you can talk to them and everything. Okay, just walk with us. Hello, >> gentlemen. use this video real quick. >> Um, so M is stating that, you know, obviously, hey, I'm going to buy these. Um, I was just putting them in my purse, uh, so I go to check out. Um, so it's probably here to dispel any kind of confusion as to why this is shoplifting. And, um, if you'd like to press charges, ma'am. >> Yeah. So, um, did y'all get everything out of the >> Yeah, there's like a dozen items that were in the purse. >> So, I mean, you have a cart. So, the cart is what the what's, you know, let's be real. I mean, honestly, you have a cart. That's what the cart is for, not your purse. You don't put the items in your purse. And if you were just doing that, why you you do it so secretly like that? That's not how people shop and put their >> That's not secretly right there on that. She pleads to just pay for the items, but is told the situation is no longer up for negotiation. >> Okay. Um well, yeah, I want to prosecute. So, we'll let the um the judge decide. That's fine. So, the judge may agree with you and the judge may say, "Hey, she was just putting it in her." >> Okay. But I'm saying I got I can pay for I was going to pay for the stuff. Like, I wasn't going to walk out the store with the stuff. >> Okay. And you can tell the judge that. That's fine. But I'm telling you, like I really don't. I got my child outside. >> Is your child in the car, Jody? >> Yeah. Like I don't pay for it for the car and stuff. Can I just pay for it? >> Jody, which car is he in here? She in? Cuz we got a bigger issue now. Where's your What car? You said you were dropped off here. >> No, I had caught a ride. >> Is Do you have a child outside, ma'am? >> Yeah. Yeah. With my ride. I don't know if they >> Your child's with your ride. >> Yeah, I I leave my child in a car by themselves. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> But I'm saying But what's your name? Have you been caught up with them before? I mean, yeah, but from here >> you said that you borrowed from here. >> I didn't. >> Yes. >> Jimmy, give me your stuff. >> What? >> Give me your stuff. Come on. >> I'm saying. >> Jody, come on. >> Wait. Can I talk to her? >> You know, you're actually barred from this place. You're not supposed to be here. Come on. >> Okay. But at least then >> Jody. >> Ma'am. Okay. But I'm trying to talk. Can I >> You don't need to talk to her. This is our business. >> Okay. Okay. >> You're barred from this location. Come on. >> Okay. >> Jody, come on. >> Officer has stand up. Please just ring those up and get a receipt. >> Well, this is you. You violated the the trespass, so that's on them. They they they take you for that. That's what I mean. >> She's escorted out, still trying to talk [music] her way through it. The officers explain the legal next steps while she's taken into custody. >> I know. You know what I'm saying? Like what it look like, but I have the money to pay. >> Right. But you weren't supposed to be on the property to begin with. I thought they said um I was barred from OK. >> Well, you stole from them, too. So, you're bar from them, too. I would assume you got caught in both places. So, how >> come on? >> There's nothing else to talk about. >> I'm just down trying to see how long. >> Come on, sweetheart. >> We'll tell you. >> We'll tell you how long it is. >> We have it in the system. >> We have it on the system. How long your body? >> We'll just do this out here. That way, ain't nobody else around. Okay. So, will I get out tonight? >> Probably. >> We'll take a look at you from my husband, everything. And if you you know, if they give you a bond there, right? >> I will have a bond >> to I I'm not sure. Once you get to the jail, you ask them. We'll let you know. As long as you cooperate, we'll get you on the phone. Get out of there. Okay. She got borrowed from Walmart or Coney and >> actually Oh, tonight >> Yeah. Huh? >> Okay. >> We'll go this way. >> I'm riding with him and these two guys are riding in that car and we're going to transport you and go on this this side over here. >> Do you get a ride for criminal? >> Yeah. For criminal trespass. Yeah. Do you know how long it's going to take? >> I mean, here in Athens, it's usually pretty quick. Like 24 hours or less. >> 24 hours. >> I mean, that's a day. >> I don't want to do a day. >> I don't want you to do a day either. >> Oh, I ain't going to get no blame when I get there. >> You should. You don't have any pockets, do you? >> Mm-m. >> Okay. >> In the patrol car, she asks about being released. The officer explained she might be out within 24 hours if a bond is granted depending on the jail's process. >> So what are they charging me with? >> Um criminal trespass due to the barring and uh shoplifting. Obviously I don't know how many counts that you have whether it be a misdemeanor or a felony. I think it's up to like four. You have to shoplift like four or five times before it's a felony. >> It's not that many. >> Okay. So it just be a misdemeanor shoplifting. >> Will you think I get a bunch today? I should be able to. I don't know. It's already 9 9 9:30 at night. I don't know, ma'am. >> The woman is officially charged with retail theft and criminal trespassing. Number one, Walmart shoplifting spree backfires on these overconfident teens. Two young women are stopped by police after a shoplifting report at a local Walmart. Let's see how that plays out for them. Mean >> you're stealing. What do you mean? Why? I'm not trying to put you in handcuffs, but let's go. >> [music] >> That's up to him. You guys aren't complying with them. >> You don't get >> Come on, let's go. >> I literally didn't steal anything. >> She just said y'all passed the last point of entry. So technically y'all >> we didn't give you the money. We just I didn't pay for it. >> Can we please? >> It's up to them. >> Can we please pay for it? >> I've never been nothing like this. I've never been to jail. I've never stole anything in my life. This wasn't a thing. Like, we literally have so much going on. Our dad is going surgery. My mom bust open. It's a lot right now right now. That's why we're staying with a friend. And we have not literally got up to go shopping for brunches or did anything because we're just going to >> That's up to y'all understand. So, let's go. We're going to jail. I thought we were >> Can you come on? Like y'all crying. Like that's beyond me. >> Can I please get attention before I go out? >> I don't have any. >> This is why we're going to the car. >> Please. >> No. We're going to the car. Then we can have all the conversation you want to have. >> Sir, please. >> Can we please go? >> I'm not trying to put you in handcuffs. I literally didn't feel anything though. I was just sitting there the whole time. >> Despite not being put in cups, she continues to whine and behaves like this. >> No, please. >> You got anything illegal on you? >> No, please. >> Face the car. Let me pat you down real quick. >> Oh my god. >> What did I do wrong? Can you please watch the tape? I didn't scan anything on your >> purse. Sir, wait. >> Look, I'm really trying to be nice with you. Give me your purse and everything. Okay. >> Can I at least go get my sister? Can you walk with me? >> No, I'm trying to be nice. >> Okay, let me just go tell my mom. >> You're not calling nobody at this time. This is an investigation. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. >> So, get in the car. Give me the purse and get in the car. Can you tell me what's going to happen? At least >> look, this is my last time before I put you in handcuffs. Give me the purse and everything and get in the back of the car. >> Give me that. >> Okay, >> that too, please. Hey, camera. >> Have you ever had your Miranda rights read to you before? >> Yes. >> Okay. I'm going to read your Miranda rights. You had a right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer or have him present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. You could decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you? >> After reading her Miranda rights, the officer begins questioning her about the theft. >> Yes. >> Having these rights in mind, do you wish to speak to me at this time? >> Do you wish to speak to me about this time? What happened? >> No. >> I have a question. >> It's a yes or no. How you going to You can't ask me a question without asking without saying yes. >> Yes or no? So, you would like to talk to me at this time? >> Yes. >> Okay. I just have a question for you. >> What was your intentions when you came into the store? >> My intention was to get groceries and go home. >> So why you guys So what happened in between that time and y'all trying to walk out the door? >> No. When we were getting the groceries, the lady kept coming up. I told y I had a lot going on. I'm not paying attention. I'm just put She putting the cart. I'm Okay, cool. Like we just want to get the groceries, go home. We got an appointment at 6:40. Our intentions was to never steal. You can look at her purse. We got money. We have money. We paid with Link. >> So, how did So, why did you guys cross the last point of sale? >> What do you mean? She literally came to our car and said, "Okay, you guys scanned everything." Okay. She was checking our cart. She was Okay. We were like, "Okay, cool." She just kept coming to us and then she was in the baby face and then it was like a lot going on. And so, she was like, "Okay, you guys scanned everything. You're good to go. Have a great day." And we're like, "Okay, cool." not thinking anything of it. We walk out and the lady stopped us and we were like, she was like, "You guys didn't scan a couple things and we were like, what?" The lady literally just told us that we scanned everything cuz she checked our car before we left. And so we went in the room and she said, "I'm not going to I'm not going to um I'm gonna let you guys go before the police come and you're just going to get a trespassing pass." a trespassing thing to just go because this is like your first time. >> As the woman shares her side of the story, she firmly insists they have money and weren't trying to steal. She claims to be surprised about the accusations because they believed everything had already been verified >> or something like that. And we were like, "Okay." And then you came and then she said something different. So, we're looking at like, you literally just said that >> you weren't going to call the police. You were just going to let us go. And I've never stolen nothing in my life before. I'm not a thief. >> So you never came in the store with intention of not paying for anything. >> No, I pay for everything. >> I have money. I don't need to steal nothing from nobody in my trying to steal. >> No, none of us were trying to steal. >> Okay, give me a second. Let me go talk to them. 14. >> Never had to rise right to tea before. Um, no. >> Huh? >> No. >> You had a right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You had a right to talk to a lawyer or have him present with you while you are being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, won't be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. You could decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you? >> Yes. >> Having these rights in mind, do you wish to speak to me at this time? >> No. Okay. Just to let you know, you're under arrest for retail theft, but I'm going NTA you. Okay. So, that mean you'll have a court date. >> So, you have to be in court. >> So, I can just go home. >> Yes. But you will have a court date to where you'll have to appear in court. >> She's going to jail literally. She's then issued a notice to [music] appear, which means she doesn't go to jail, but will have to show up in court. >> Both were at the register pay. >> Am I getting arrested? >> You hung up the phone. >> But anyways, you both are doing it. >> So, she'll get arrested, too. She'll get NTA, but you will have to appear to court. If you do not appear to court that on the paper that I give you, they'll put a warrant out for your arrest. I'm trying to cut you apart, give you NTA. This is why I didn't put you in handcuffs and I'm not going to see you. >> Thank you so much. I'm so sorry. >> Don't say sorry to me. Just don't do it again. >> I'm not I'm not a thief. I don't steal. I'm still She just showed me footage stuff like this. >> Don't make the same decision again. Okay. >> Both women are charged with retail theft and banned from returning to Walmart. And just like that, their free shopping spree turned into a free ride to jail. Sound off in the comments.