They had a plan. The store had cameras. The cops had time. Let's break it down. Here are five cases when entitled shoplifters get stopped by cops in the act. Number five, two shoplifterss out on bond continue their crime spree. Two women are arrested for shoplifting at an Ulta beauty store while already out on bond for a separate theft incident. When officers arrive, both women are detained and visibly stressed. Okay. Okay. What happened? Uh, we'll tell you in a second. We didn't even do nothing. Okay. Did you get it? You anything on you? Should have? No. No. No weapons, nothing like that. No. Okay. [Music] do nothing. Right now, you're under arrest for retail theft. Okay. We didn't even do nothing. How was I stealing something? My kids at school. I got to go get my kids, bro. Like, okay. Well, we're going to have to deal with this as kind of a priority right now. We'll figure your kids out in a minute. Oh my god. stuff over here. Traffic get this car out of here at least. Anything in your bag that you need to worry about that's not yours? This is her phone. Is that her hurd? The blue one. This came off of her. Yeah. So, all this the case is made worse by the fact that they're currently awaiting trial for stealing from a JC Penny earlier that same month. In this latest event, they're accused of taking over $1,150 worth of merchandise. Everything. Okay. I didn't even do nothing. I've been here all that stuff. Okay. Why y'all pull up so strong for us like that? We didn't even like doing We not even doing nothing. You just You just happened to work today on one of the busiest days that we work. So that that's why there's so many of us. All right. I'm going to get you in the car. We're going to get you back to the Oakwork Police Department. Okay. Can I ask you a question? Can we just like can we just like cuz I got kids at home I'm trying to go home too. Like they get out of school at 2:45. Nobody is going to be there with them. Like is it any way possible? Like I'm sorry. Like I'm not even trying out. Let's get to the department and I'm going to walk you through the steps of what we're going to have to do from there. Okay. Like it's going to be a lot. Like y'all going to How how much you take? It's I didn't even take a lot of stuff. Like it's not even Alta's Ulta is not cheap though. You know that, right? Yeah. All right, bro. Yeah, I got to go to court tomorrow. For what? I got to go to court for my kids. I mean, my baby daddy. Um, I was just in tour with him and stuff like that and I got to go to court with him like for him. Okay. Where's that at at? It's in Chicago. In Chicago. [Music] Can y'all just give us like a some type of like chance or something like where we could just put the stuff back and just leave? Give Give us a second. Okay. Please. Like I said, let us bring you back to the department. Excuse me. My right shoulder. Here, I got one. Is there any way you guys can keep it to this point? My right shoulder is really messed up. We will let us figure out what's going on and then if that's what has to happen that's you got anything on you Katie is over they're clearly hoping the officers will cut them a break even offering to return the items and walk away but the officers remain professional and focused on their I had a 20. I had a 30. I do apologize. I really, really, really I'm asking that you please put this in front of me. I tore I had a small tear on my rotator cuff in my right shoulder. It's extremely painful. Let's add a third. Let's add a third. We'll add a third policy is we got to keep No, I But we're going to add a third cuff just to make it so you're less behind. Okay. Go ahead. Turn around for me. Okay. No, I get it. We're not trying to hurt you or anything. You know, traffic Yeah. Henry 30. We're good here. Better. It's It's going to be painful regardless, but But yeah, I get I don't want to argue about it. I'm not trying to hurt you or anything like that. I tell you about this. What are you, John? Three. Three. Oh, I guess we'll throw you in my car. I guess [Music] veterans on the other side of the car. Can I ask a question? Yep. Um, my windows are up. It's possible your guys should put my windows up for me. Uh, we can do that. Your vehicle is going to be told for being used. I'm sorry, guys. Can I please please say something? I know. Have a seat. No, we can talk. Okay, I understand 100% what this looks like. My son is about to get out of school at 2:45. I have absolutely nobody pick him up. Okay, I want to be 100% honest. There's a lot of time. We'll figure it out. I didn't even Somebody could just get my car. My best friend has license and everything. She can pick up my car. I didn't even just do this. It It'll be towed, but then she can come get it. But she has to pay for that, doesn't she? Yeah. How much is that going to be? uh $500 and then a couple more. Guys, please. I'm begging you guys. Unfortunately, we have no choice. Go ahead. Have a Though they continue to deny involvement or suggest it was a misunderstanding. Officers proceed with the arrest. This wasn't even Man, y'all can run the cameras back. I didn't even take to RPD. Man, Jesus Christ. Can you get it all the way in so I can put this on? Yeah, I can't. The thing is That's why I'm asking y'all put this in front of me. This is going to hurt really bad if I try to sit back on this. My shoulder I'm not lying to y'all. My shoulder is extremely messed up. It's inflamed inside. I went to the doctor for it and everything. I had a small tear rotator cuff like 3 months ago. Three cuffs. No, but I'm saying it being behind me is going to keep I'm not ask you take me off of them. We can't put them in front. Yeah, we can't put them in front until we get you in the station or anything like that. A 5 minute drive. I'm going to try reaching this one. Watch your leg. I just don't want to click you. After the arrest, the judge handling their existing case denies the request for a pre-trial release. The women now face upgraded charges and a more complicated legal road ahead. Number four, she thought she got away with $2,000 in designer bags until the cop showed up. Just before the holidays, a woman walks into a Saks Fifth Avenue store in Florida and helps herself to over $2,000 worth of merchandise. Store employees spot the suspicious behavior and follow her movements through different departments. Once she passes all points of sale without paying, they detain her outside and call the police. Doing good. You're good to go. I'm good to go. Thank you. Hi, officer. Doing good. What's going on? Not much. They're having some fun over in the mall apparently. All of a sudden, big fight. Is that what happened? Yeah. That's not good. No, but it is what it is. Can I talk to you first? Yes, sir. Uh what' you uh what' you see? So, um, I was on the sales floor and one of my associates called me and he's like, "Hey, I think this lady's shoplifting." So, I'm like, "Okay." So, she had sunglasses on. She had an empty big Sachs bag. So, I sat there and watched her and I didn't I didn't see the first initial um selection which she which my men's man or my men's associate actually saw, but I kept on following her and I was on the sales floor and I kept on just and she selected off the back wall, stuck a person, went selected again, grabbed this was the per the first purse off the back wall, stuck it inside the bag. Okay. went to another fixture. This is what she had already concealed in this bag. Went to another fixture, picked this up. So, you saw the other two purses? Um, all three purses. Okay. Three purses. Yeah, three purses. She walked around cosmetics and stuff like that. Did you put any of the testers or anything like that in your purse? No. No. You could check. No, no, no. It's fine. Well, I'm going to have to check stuff. Yeah. have to search her anymore. Store security confirms that the woman took multiple items without paying and attempted to cover her tracks by hiding tags and slipping out the front door. And then she walked through lady's shoes. She popped off all the tickets right there in lady's shoes and then walked through men's, placed the tickets in um a shirt and then went ahead and walked out. That's where I went at him and I apprehended her. Okay. So, she did walk out. Oh, yeah. Passed all points. Um, both doors. So, what all did was taken? So, I have cuz I'm going to need at least like a a gift receipt or something showing the prices. Yeah, that's that's fine. Actually, I can But three purses. Um, three purses and a shirt. And a shirt. Yes, sir. just cuz I need to know the total. Yep, you got it. Okay, I know you've already said what you said, but I'm going to read these two. Okay. Um, from Miranda Warren required to warn you before you make any statement that you have the following con constitutional rights. His right to remain silent and not answer any questions. Any statement you make be freely and voluntarily given. You have the right to the presence of represent uh presence and representation of a lawyer of your choice before you make any statements and during any questioning. If you cannot afford a lawyer, you're entitled to the presence and representation of a court for appointed lawyer before you make any statement and during any questioning. If at any time during the interview you do not wish to answer any questions, you're privileged to uh privilege to remain silent. I can make no threats or promises to induce you to make a statement. This must be of your own free will. Any statement can and will be used against you in court. Do you understand those rights if I as I read them to you? Yes, sir. Do you still wish to talk to me? When questioned, the woman admits she made a bad choice and cooperates during the search. Um, officer, I can't really. Okay. There's no reason. And your intent today was to come in shoplift. Was attempt? Yes. Okay. Okay. So, I never shot with the toys. This is my first time, but Okay. So, listen. I'm going to go through here, make sure there's no more other stuff in here. Absolutely. You have my consent. Oh, I don't need your consent at this point. Just because I understand. Is this one of yours or is this hers? Blanco, right? All right. So, I'm going to be honest with you right now. Okay. You are under arrest right now. Yes. You are under arrest right now. She said I could go home. No, I said he's either going to give you an NTA or he's going to Well, you would be getting an NTA today, but you have a warrant out for arrest right now for failure to appear to arraignment for defraing defrauding an inkeeper uh for food. Officers soon find out she's wanted on a warrant for skipping court in a prior restaurant fraud case. For what? For food? Yes. You were supposed to go to arraignment back in November for a charge of uh obtaining food by means of defraud. Oh, she dropped the charges on me. We spoke to the officer and the officer dropped the charges. You missed your arignment. They put out a fail to appear in the county in Palm Beach County. Oh, okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. So, because you did not go to that court date, that arraignment, they put a warn out. Okay. So, cuz I did spoke to the officer and the lady from the food, you know, from the Chinese buffet and we just spoke to the officer and she said, "I want to drop the charges because I did pay and I have all the proof." Yeah. But the issue is is because you missed that arraignment, the Okay. Did you miss that that initial court order? Order they put out a field of appear. Okay. I'm not going to put you in cuffs just yet. Okay? Because I have to wait for them to confirm that it's actually still a valid warrant. Okay? If they come back and tell me, "No, it's not a valid warrant anymore," we will uh we'll go ahead and we'll just, you know, we'll bring you downstairs uh to my vehicle. We'll do some paperwork real quick and I'll cut you loose with a notice to appear. Okay. Appreciate that. So, I'm being upfront with you, being honest with you, but it all depends on if uh that warrant. Yes. Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office comes back and tells me, you know, yes or no, the warrant's good. Okay. Okay. Sounds like a good deal. I'll say yes. What was the total amount? Um total amount is 2,000. Let me see the total amount on it. It has a stick. So, actually, no, there's not going to be an NTA because it's felony amount. Initially, officers consider issuing her a notice to appear, but because the value of the stolen merchandise exceeds $750, the theft is classified as a felony. Cuz it's over $750. Okay. What does that mean? That means that you have to go down the county jail whether or not this warrant comes back as a good warrant. Okay. So, car's off, too. I'm going to go ahead and put your DL in here for now. Okay. Yeah. All right. Go ahead and stand up, please. Go ahead and put your hands back behind your back. It's easier if you're if you place some palms together like you're praying like this. Yeah. This jacket. Sorry. You're fine. Okay. Any of your jewelry that you have, we'll put in your uh in your purse. Okay. Okay. I'm going to give them um a copy of your civil demand. The law office will contact you. We don't actually take that. Can I put it in Can I put Yeah, you can put it in there. Let me make sure these are locked. I'm sorry. Just bring your arms up. Okay, there you go. She's ultimately charged with felony grand theft and receives 2 years of probation. Number three, shoplifting woman thought paying later would undo the crime. At a Walmart, a woman tries to walk out with two shopping carts full of unpaid merchandise and ends up in handcuffs. Store employees spot her and another person bagging items in different departments and bypassing the checkout lanes altogether. Police arrive and stop her outside. Why do I go to jail for not resisting? I'm not resisting. Put your back. Put your bag there. Put your bag there. Right here. Turn off. You're under arrest for shoplifting. But these are supposed to be for They're supposed to be for See how this works is you can't take stuff from inside and not pay for it and take it out and then return it. That's called fraud. It's called stealing. That's how that works. You kind of have to pay for stuff before you return it. 124. I got the mail to I think uh 54 and 56. Can I turn off my stuff, please? Can I turn off my stuff, please? 54. Yeah, we got both the same. We can go back to main not for all the stuff besides stuff. No. No, that's not how it works. I'm not being sarcastic. No, I'm not being sarcastic either. You're an adult. You can't steal stuff from the store, two cart loads full of stuff, and then say, "Oh, I'm in handcuffs now. Now I want to return it." Maybe. Okay. Is this your driver's license in here? My driver's license is not in there. It's not in here? No. I wouldn't think so. You wouldn't think so? No, probably. Okay. Well, can I can tell you pick up the car cuz I do have a car here. Um, we need to get a receipt for everything. So, hold on. We'll take this one, too, once he's ready. And that's my brother. Is that who is with you? No, that's not him. Who is with you? That's my god brother. Your god brother? Yes. What's his name? Junior. Junior. Can you turn it off, please? I don't even know what it is. It's just on the screen. The woman argues that she didn't mean any harm, calling her actions a mistake and asking if they'll let someone pick up her car. Can I just light it up, please? Can I Can I make a call for the car? No. You have anything sticking me and needles in there? No. No. Yeah. Um, hold on. I'm going to go with you so that way we can get the receipt and uh you'll go to the office. [Music] What? I'll put her in the same car. I want to watch them both. No, no, no. They do not go in the car together. Sir, is that you can pay for our cash that already? We were done with You're done with that. You stole the bags to begin with. No, that's my bag. No, you saw these bags to begin with. Your sticky hand got into my That's my stuff. Look, there they are. You even have more in your own personal bag that you just said is yours. That is my personal bag. And who's in that? I'm ready. Can I tell you? Put her in your car and then he can go in his car and then I'll get everything started and go from there. Yep. Just start getting IDs and we'll go from there. I'm recording. So, food, knives. Where were they bagging this up? So, they went into Well, they were in two different departments. They went to the shoe department where they did most of it. Okay. And they did some where the towels are. Okay. And they were bagging it as They were bagging as they were going. Okay. All the merchandise. is going to go right here. [Music] You want me to hand it to you? Um, or do you have a gun that Meanwhile, officers work with store staff to calculate the total value of the stolen merchandise. No3. All right, perfect. Uh, I'm going to go outside, check on my guys, and then I'll come in and get you guys uh information so that way you can start doing the send me the link and all that. We'll do all that. Yeah, perfect. Oh, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's part of the thing. Thank you. I have to have someone come here. They have to go. Yeah. Or I can get to No, but then if you have the key, they won't be able to get it. So, that's what I'm asking. Well, I'll I'll call the toe and then they will get the keys. We'll give the keys to We'll give the keys to the toe. They live around the corner. Can they pick it up, please? Listen, you guys you're committing a crime, right? You really committing a crime. We can't we can't be we're not going to be assisting you with your with your what you want to do cuz you're committing crimes and now you want to not tow your car. Spray your feet about me not to tell my car. I'm just asking politely if they can come pick it up. No. H can they? No. Sometimes they allow it. What is this? Is this a pocket that goes into Sometimes they allow it. That's what I'm asking. Allowing what? because they won't have a car. I don't I don't know what you're asking me. If my people think if the car owner can't come pick up the car. Well, figure that out. I'm being very respectful. I know. Yeah, I know. I'm being very respectful. I'm not trying to disrespect you. I'm just asking if it's the possibility that I can call. Okay. We'll see. We'll see you on depending on how how you cooperate from here on out. Okay. Okay. No problem. All right. I'm going to read you real quick your rights. Okay. Okay. Yeah. Yeah, you got nothing on your grip. Can I do what? It's your cups real quick. Make sure that it's locked. Oh, I'm not going to No, no, no. Not like this could lock in terms of like so it won't get tighter for you so it doesn't like put more pressure on your wrist. Okay. Okay. While officers document the incident inside Walmart, the woman is placed in the patrol car and questioned outside. So, 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 a presence of an attorney prior to or while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed at county expense to represent you before any questioning if you so wish. If you can, 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 have explained to you? Yes. Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to me or talk to us? Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to us? Well, about the the carving, about everything that just happened. Now, I'm asking you, can we pay for my troubles instead of going to jail? Because I know Well, listen. Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to us? I'm talking to you. Yes or no? I need a yes or no. Okay. All right. So, I don't know exactly what happened. Yeah. Do I have his ID? No. No. Uh, your ID? No, I don't have my ID. You don't have your ID? None of these three. That's my uncle and my cousins. We went out so they didn't have a bag. Can you um call my husband off my phone? Huh? Can you call my husband off my phone? Like can you do it? Like just go to the contact and tell him I can just say come pick up the car. I'm like I said I'm going to figure that out at the end. Your car is the least of your worries right now. Literally your least of your worries. You should that's the last question you need to be asking right now. There's a lot of things we got to figure out first cuz obviously you committed a crime. So real. That's what I'm ask I'm ask I pay for my So I'm going to ask I'm going to ask you once and once only okay about what happened and you need to tell me the exact truth. If you don't tell me the exact truth that's going to be on you so tell me from from exactly what happened what you stole everything from literally where you went. Towels towels. Huh? So what time who do you come here with? I come here with my god brother. Okay. And what car? This is the day. A white Chrysler. A white Chrysler. During questioning, she admits to taking several items, including towels and a knife set. In the parking lot right now? Yes. Okay. So, then you parked in the parking lot with your god brother, god brother, and what's the name? Junior. Junior. Okay. With Junior. And then after that, you guys, what happened after that? I went in and I um grabbed some towels. Okay. Yeah. Grab some That's it. So, you're telling me all you did was grab some towels. No other items? No, it's it was mainly towels. And um so you you're you're admitting to stealing these these towels. I'm compromising with you. Okay. I know. I'm not trying to be a child. No, no, no. I'm just I'm just I want to understand that you're you're admitting to you're understanding that you're just it's I want you to understand this is a crime. Like you understand that's wrong, right? I I totally understand, but I'm not trying to give you extra trouble. Like I'm not a trouble. I'm not trying to give you problems. So So you mentioned taking uh taking the towels without paying for them. And also what else do you meant to taking? The towels without paying for them. And what else was in the cart? It was some uh a knife set. Knife set. Okay. All those items in the cart. Those are all all items that you took and you were going to plan on taking out taking them out of the store without paying for them. Right. The shopping cart that I saw in your hands. Correct. The shopping cart that you see in my hand. You said what? Those two shopping carts that you had when I stopped you over there before I handcuffed you. I had one shopping cart. I didn't have two shopping carts. My living my god brother had one and I had one. No, you had two right there. You had two and then you had two shopping carts. I had one shopping cart. H I had one shopping cart. Okay. So everything that shopping cart you admit to to obviously stealing, right? I had the shopping cart with the bings. H I had the shopping cart with the sheets in with the sheets. Okay. So those sheets you were planning on playing to pay for, right? I mean Yeah, cuz you passed all points to sell, right? You passed the store. So, you were obviously going to Are you going to resell it? Were you going to resell it? I was trying to do a return. I stood at the return line originally. Okay. She keeps insisting she was going to return the items or maybe pay for them later, but the officers remain firm. And then, so you passing them and what were you planning on doing after? You're going to just use them for your house or were you going to like return them later or sell them later? Like what was the purpose of what was the purpose of you stealing? Just being dumb. I was just being Okay. Well, I know. I know. But what was the purpose? You going to use it? No. You weren't going to use it. So, you're just stealing for for not your own use. That's why I was asking. Can I just pay my troubles? Like, if I can I know sometimes they work. No. Okay. Let's say we never caught you. Let's say none of this happened. Let's say you just walked out. I really know what I would done. You don't know what you're going to done. I I really wouldn't know what I would have done. All right. Give me a second. Okay. Hey, Martin, you a 54. You You 29 shot him. Are you really going to ask for the uh because I don't want it to be Oh, 56 1092. Huh? No, wait. We can pay that. No, ma'am. That that point has already been passed and it's a felony amount of what he took. Yeah, it's a felony. Anything over 700 uh uh $750 in the state of Florida. It's like $782 total. Okay. What's your first name? Alexis. Lexus or Alexis? Alexis. Alexis. A L E X I S. I thought he got all the information on. Yeah, that's all right. It's I like to get it myself. How tall are you? Um I don't know. 5'4. How much do you weigh? I'm not sure. I'm not trying to give you a hard time. No, either. You have any tattoos? I don't. Where? Hey, you confirmed that you Okay. And did you have a Florida driver's license? No, it's not on. Not on you, but you have it. You actually went to the DMV, got your picture taken. Okay. And All right. Great. Crossing the $750 mark meant this wasn't just shoplifting. It was felony grand theft. Her sentence 12 months of probation. Number two, Target Heist goes sideways when she tries to fight her way out. Target employees call police after witnessing a woman later identified as Elizabeth Sosa try to steal several hundred worth of items. Officers locate her nearby and begin what seems like a calm detainment process. Do you mind if I look? Yeah. Thank you. Can I like Can I You can look. There's nothing in here from Target. Look. Nothing. Nothing. Nothing. Do you mind if I if I just grab it? I can only see part of it. Look. Nothing in there from Target. Okay. Um, can I just pat you down? Make sure nothing is in your pockets. Pat me down. You can put your bag down. Can you just put your hands on your head for me just so so you don't like do anything? Thank you. For the reason why I'm doing this, I apologize to stop you if nothing happened. They they're claiming that you might have taken something accidentally. I don't know. Okay. So, while we while we're figuring this out, you can put your hands down. Um I'm going to just have you sit in the back of my car. You're not in You're just detained right now. Not under arrest or anything, but we got to figure out what's going on. Okay. So, right back here. Thank you. 481 detained. Thank you very much. Oh, suffer is not going to stop. Police or running north eclipse. Stop. Stop. Stop running. Stop. Stop. Stop. Get the off. Get down now. Get down. Get off of me. Just get off of me. Just get off of me. Let go. Just get off of me. Stop. Stop resisting. Stop. Just stop. Just let me go. Please. No. You're not. Just let me go. Just let me go. Please stop. Just let me go. No. Do not. Do not. As the officer attempts to handcuff, she turns violent and lashes out. Let go. Let go. If you haven't already, let go now. You will be tased. No. You will be tased. Let go. Just let me go. Please. Please. Come on. Just let me go. I just want Please. I just want to talk to you. Okay. Just let me go. Please. I know you just want to go. Okay. Come on. I know. I know. Please just let me go. Please. Let me just talk to you. I know. Please. I know. Yep. Thank you. Okay. 481 195 pin churros. You already stop. My son. No. No. Actually, yeah, I don't need I'll take over for that vehicle. She hit me. What are you looking for? After a physical struggle, backup arrives and she's finally restrained and placed in the patrol car. You stay with her. Look for if you see a blue a silver Chevy Lumina coming this way. Call out a plate. See the Lumina. It's like an older model. Older model. Yep. You want it red at all? Stay with me. Yeah. vehicle. You have a shirt in here. What are you looking for? One. Uh, if you can check for a gold Chevy Luminina. There it might be. Following a search of her belongings and thorough documentation of the case, Elizabeth is transported to jail. [Music] The officer receives medical care and is released from the hospital later that day. Sosa is charged with battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest and the original theft. Number one, caught in the act. Shoplifter busted burning tags in store bathroom. Police respond to a call from a Burlington store after someone reports a customer attempting to burn security tags in the store's bathroom. An alleged setup for a shoplifting attempt. Here's what happens when the officers arrive. Oh, thank you. Burning what? Okay. Hello, I'm Officer Her Mary'sville Police Department. So, they are requesting you be trespass. So, just leave those items right here. How come? Um, so you went in the bathroom and you burned some items, the sensors off some items. Didn't burn anything. I was sitting at the school. Okay. So, they're requesting that you be trespassed. Okay. What's the lighter on your wrist for? Yeah. For so that way when I go to smoke, I just have it right there. That way, no one steers it, you know. Okay. I get my stuff stolen a lot. Okay. I made sure to put my, you know, like uh ID that I was going to buy out on the shelf so that way I didn't bring it in the bathroom. Okay. What's your last name? Okay, hang tight here. I'm just going to write you up a trespass. Um, what were you doing in the bathroom that would make him think that you were burning something? I had no idea. I literally hadn't smoke anything at all. Okay, just invite. With no direct evidence and no burnt items found on her, officers and store staff assess the situation and make a judgment call. something burning in there, but it is not. Okay. So, we would just need evidence, some sort of, you know, proof cuz she's saying she didn't burn anything. She didn't have anything on her. Yeah. So, right now, I'm just writing up trespass. That's That's fine because the soonest I would be able to get video evidence would be tomorrow. So, and of course, it's too late for right now. Was there any items? Did you check where she left her stuff? Did you see anything burnt? So when she I had another customer who went into the restroom at the same time she did. I went in there and checked myself. Nothing was burning at that time. The customer came out and um as she's coming out, she's like I don't know what that was all about, but I had a lighter. So I went and I went in there again and all I can smell is the smelling the burning smell of our sensors in the bathroom. Like it literally still smells like that in there right now. It takes a while cuz we don't have great ventilation in there. So, it takes a while for it to come out of the restroom. Yeah. Um to not have to close it off for the rest of the night. But she had like um she had like some of our stationary stuff that was like a purple pen with like a star on it. Um I know that she had one of those in her hands and I don't know if she still has that or not, but that was one of the things that she had. And she had some bags and stuff. I did try to pick up as much as the bags I could, but Yeah. Okay. So, do you So, you just want to trespass or I just want to get her right now. That's Yeah. Okay. Okay. I'll do that and then Okay. And then I'll just bring this back in. Okay. Thank you. Okay. Sorry. Just another minute. Trespassing. Yeah. So, they said that right after you went right when after you went into the bathroom, it smelt like there was a customer complaining that when you went into the bathroom, it smelt like burning. And then the manager went in after and she said it smelt like um so funny because if you play the camera tapes, I wasn't even in the bathroom long enough to do anything other than Instead of making an arrest, they issue a trespass notice and escort her out. Well, unfortunately, I mean, I can't prove that you were in there burning. So, they aren't pressing charges for anything. They just want you trespassed. So, does this mean I can't come to the whole place or just this location? So, if you wanted to go to a different Burlington, um, you could. And then same as like if you need to go to Big Lots or something, but you cannot. So, it would be criminal trespass in the second degree if you're hanging out outside of this specific store. So, if you go to Big Lots, don't like linger in front of here. Um, and you also, it's a one-year trespass from this store. I don't get to shower often, so I mean, I've had people tell me I do smell bad. No, they said it's like burning plastic. I didn't light anything on fire at all. Okay. You know, it's funny because the Everett Library actually uh twice now has uh barred me for 60 days because they said I was smoking in the bathroom. their vapor sensors went off. And the second time I watched a security guard watch me and my home girl walk into the bathroom together and she smoked in the bathroom. I didn't I don't smoke in public in public because I like being able to go to the restroom when I can't. You know what I mean? Yeah. Like but like how's the store supposed to know when if two of you go in and then it smells like smoke? He said you he said you were the only one in the bathroom when it went off. I was like you saw her go in there with me. Dude, come on. Stop. like, "Don't even play me like that. Run the cameras back." The woman continues to deny any wrongdoing and protest the accusations. And he was like, "Yeah, but when the sensor went off, she was already gone." And I'm like, "Okay, well then y'all need to fix your sensors or something." Yeah. Think about how how much time that takes for the smoke to travel to the top of the ceiling and then to get to your sensor or whatever. I don't know. But either way, he knew she was in the bathroom. Then he told me, "Well, you can uh you can um uh dispute it and honestly it'll probably get lifted because every single one we've had except one ever was lifted because the chick smoked right in front of the security officers like while she was trying to argue with the administration or some something." I was like, "That sounds pretty psychotic." Talk about a jail date for her. 31, are you available to come to Burlington? Um, okay. So, you'll just sign here at the bottom. This says, like I was saying, a one-year trespass. Just right down there acknowledging that. Go. So, at this point though, I'm going to give you your copy of this, but you are not free to leave. You do have a warrant out of Everett. Okay. Looks like you have a quite a few warrants out of Everett. There's one for criminal trespass in the second degree. Are you sure? Yeah. That's not my sister. So, the name that you gave me is not coming back with her turn. The only name is coming back with Kylie. And all of the photos, the DL photo is you. the booking photo. This is you. So, I'm not believing that your name is Kiara. It's my sister. While writing up the paperwork, the woman tries to dodge identification by giving her sister's name. However, the truth unravels when the police compare photos in their system and identify her as Kylie, not Kiara. Is your sister? Yeah. Okay. So, Kylie is your name? Kaye. Kaye. Okay. So, why'd you lie to me about your name? Because you knew you had a warrant? No. Okay. So, you're under arrest for the warrant. So, please, please, please don't just face the vehicle. Please, please don't arrest me. This isn't going to turn into a fight. Please, please don't arrest me. This is not going to turn into a fight. Face the vehicle. Please don't arrest me. Please face the vehicle. Please, please. Please don't arrest me. Please put your hand behind your back. Please don't arrest me. What do I not understand? What do you have? What do you have? Is it cellulitis or something? I have one tested one there. What do you have on your leg? Yeah. What is it? I'm saying. Okay. Step up here. What's in your pocket? There's like a What were you smoking in the bathroom? Was it? I wasn't smelling anything. You weren't smoking smoking. No, you don't have anything to smoke. So, well, obviously we're smoking something off the tin foil. No, I just have that. Lift your hands for me. Okay. Do you have anything else that I would need to know about or the jail would need to know about? You have anything in your draw before I came in? That's why I do the bad. At this point, the situation shifts quickly from civil to custodial. Okay. What pills? Okay. The nurse check you out there. Take a seat in the back seat. Nothing in your shoes. Help, help, help. Can you call for an aid for my leg? Uh, we will once we get there. Sorry, that took so long. Coffee. Thank you so much. Thank you. Thanks. You too. All right. Sorry. Well, that's what happens when you lie through your teeth. Those tags don't burn themselves. No receipts, no excuses, just charges and a court date. That's one shoplifting trip they won't forget. What do you think of these shoplifters? Let us know in the comments.