They start their shift like it's business as usual. They end it in the back of a squad car. Here are five cases when dumb Karens get arrested at their job. Number five, Waw Wa supervisor arrested for $16,000 theft. A supervisor at a Waw Wa store is arrested after being discovered stealing over $16,000 from the company by processing small unauthorized refunds. Here's what happens when the police are called to the scene. Hey. So, somebody from our loss prevention team is interviewing her on the phone. So, just they just told me to give them one second. He's interviewing her on the phone. On the phone? Yeah. Who's this? One of my supervisors. Your supervisor is interviewing somebody on? No, no, no. Someone from our loss prevention team is interviewing the supervisor that's Mhm. Okay. So, so they're just guys getting their statement and stuff like that. Okay. Are they wanting to prosecute? I think so. Yeah. So, he just told me he's about 10 more minutes. How how uh can you explain what happened? Um called me yesterday and he said, "Hey, this is what's going on like refunding the gas and refunding just um different purchases or different amounts to credit cards." So, okay. So, it's theft of um theft of grand. Yeah. All right. Do you mind waiting? No, they have receipts and all this other stuff transactions and they can send me the video. Okay. Awesome. Um, I'll go ahead and pull a case number. Um, can you verify whether or not they want to prosecute? Okay. Um, once you verify they want to prosecute, I'll go ahead and pull the case number, get everyone else situated for you guys, and we'll be right back. Okay. All right. But she's inside there right now. Right. Okay. Hello, ma'am. My name is Officer Brooks with Papa Department. Okay. Um, one of the reasons why I'm here There's some things I got to go ahead and read off to you prior to we doing anything else. Okay. All right. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say um may be used against you in court. Okay. You have the right to speak to a lawyer before and during questioning. Okay. If you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be appointed to you for um excuse me, one will be appointed to you before questioning without charge. Okay. Do you understand? Yes, sir. Okay. So, understanding your rights, you still wish to continue to talk to me? Yes, sir. Okay. The woman confronted at the store shares her side of the story. All right. Do you have any ID on you? Um, this is my purses right here. Which one? This one. All right. Let me get that information for you, please. What's a good contact phone number for you? Okay. You want to explain to me what's going on right now? In reference to what you, you know, cuz you know, we have some stuff that's basically being dealt with that, you know, you obviously had a phone interview about and things of that particular nature. Yes, sir. Okay. So, the thing is is I've been battling some financial issues. I've been working with Waw Wa for almost 2 years and just recently um I've been having issues with like keeping up with my bills and stuff like that. Um I have a disabled son so like my kids father's not really in their life and I really don't have no help. I'm a single mother of three kids and I just was doing like some refunds for gas and stuff like that for my car. Um giving out like free hopes and stuff like that like customers food. um started about a month ago. Um I went to recently I just went to Waw Wa like for help. They have AIN to see if I can get help like with my mortgage payments because really it's really just a tough time for me and like I was telling them like it wasn't like I was doing like big quantities of anything. It's like $20, $30, $5 here or some that but they were false refunds. So that's what this is about. Okay. So it it added up to a kind of a decent dollar figure. I didn't I don't know what it added up to. I'm not sure. It's kind of subsequent uh sub sequential. It's It's kind of big. You know, overall tally of you know what they've basically been looking at since then. It's kind of big in regards to the refunds and the gas and you know going back and forth with a lot of the transactions that they had. So um unfortunately at this particular time um we're going to have to place you under arrest. Okay. And it's going to be for about grand 4 grand. Due to the total amount stolen, there is no way out for her now except through jail. Okay. Because it's over a dollar, a certain dollar figure. So, I'm going to go to jail. Yeah, you're going to go to jail, unfortunately. Okay. Is there anybody you want to call for anything at all? Or your vehicle? Because I have my kids, my vehicle is here. Okay. Is there anybody you can go ahead and call for your care of your children? All right. Go ahead and make the necessary phone calls and do what you got to go ahead and do. I'm going to go ahead and get an officer up here because we're going to have to conduct a female search and um make sure that you're all secure. Okay. Prior to you going into back in my vehicle? Okay. All right. Do you have any questions for me at all? No, thank you. Okay. Now, do you have any anything inside your purse? Not that you wish to disclose at this particular time because it's going to get searched. I have lighters and like Do you have any illegal substances or anything of that nature if it's nothing in there? Is there anything in there? It is. Okay. We're going to have to take that for disposal. Okay. Okay. Please don't charge it. It's just I'm not going to get charged with this. No, it's for destruction. Okay. It's for destruction. I'll take that. Thank you, please. Okay. What else? A cigar. That's going to be in the trash. So, you could probably just throw it in the trash cuz they don't accept that stuff in jail. And lighters and stuff. Lighters and things of that nature. We don't also accept in jail. So, you might as well just throw that away. Throw that [Music] away. Just all the light. All this stuff will be kept with me, right? Following protocol, the officers search her belongings, remove prohibited items, and help her make arrangements for her children and personal effects. You guys don't have a Ziploc bag inside of here, do you? I don't think so. I got to leave my keys for my um Yeah. Anything else? My child's father. Yeah, that's fine. Did you just text him? Yeah, he's on his way. He's on his way. Yeah. Okay. Where would you want it? Where do you want to leave? Talking to Oh, my keys are on the back in the back table. On the back table? Yeah. In the break room. Do you want to tell anybody um to go ahead and pick it up for you or what? I can text the coworker. She's out there. Okay. Cycle 14 is going to be a Now, once you get to the jail, um if you need numbers out of your phone, you will let the CEO know that you need additional numbers. So, can I write them down now though? Like put them on the paper? You can. Okay. Awesome. So, there just help. It'll help you a whole lot better. You could just have him take that out of your purse. She at the door with my keys, ma'am. No, she don't need this. She don't want this. No. Do you need this? No. Okay. Keys is going to be right here for his pickup, right? Yeah. Hold on. Hello. I'm going to go to jail. I have to explain later, but I'm going to go to jail like right now. I got to write your number down so I can call. Yeah. Can you tell her how I'm going to go to jail? She's not playing, sir. Okay. What you going to do? You got to buy. I got to see how much it is first. All right. I'm writing it down now. Going to write both of them down. All right. All right. The officers maintain a calm environment, allowing the woman to prepare herself emotionally and logistically for her arrest. You're done. All right. Just put your phone in there. And like my money and stuff and all that. Yeah. How much money we talking about here? Okay. Couple dollars of cash. It's like my little thing. Okay. Put it all Put all that in there. And this right here. Mhm. So that way I can go ahead and locate it. Once we get to the jail, it's probably going to be counted out. Okay. They do charge a processing fee you think it's about $5 to $10. So just probably count on whatever cash is in there being $10 short. All right, I needed to do it. I needed to do I couldn't get no more. Grammy needs to deal with it. I haven't called Grammy like in three days so I don't have to deal with her. Okay. She knows. Yeah. I do, man. So, put your hands here. Do you have anything on you that I got to worry about? No. Oh, I just got another light on my pocket. It's okay. Let's take everything off. Just change my Jaw. Yes. Appreciate that. Just do that. Are you going to take this with you or you going to take it with me? Put your hands in the wall like this. Thank you. Turn around. [Applause] Put this inside the purse. This is just a grinder. Despite her explanation and the hardship she described, the legal process proceeds with felony grand theft charges. Yeah, she can throw that away. I'm choking it. Not in there. So work outside. You want it outside? Yeah. Pour it in there. Somebody might dig in there and pick it out. Matter of fact, I'll just chuck it in the jail. All right. This is yours, right? Okay. So, go ahead and put the phone away. All right. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. Oh [ __ ] Right. Okay. I got the person to worry about it. Okay, I'll show you. Yeah, get that. I need this, too. What's that? This is paper for her. I think I need to leave this cuz this the paper that the guy had me to write the statement who I take. I'll have her. Okay. So, I'll go ahead and take all this information here and I'll make a copy of it real quick. I'll go ahead and place you in the back of the car and get everything else situated with you. Okay. 600. The total loss, as confirmed by the company, amounts to $16,000. She's sentenced to 5 years of probation and ordered to repay the full amount stolen. Number four, employee caught cashing fake company checks. Police respond to a business location following reports that a former employee, Tom, has forged company checks. Here's what happens next. Hey, how's it going? How's it going? Hey, I got a uh call from Chris to come meet with you guys. Okay. It's about uh about forg. No. Hey, Chris is saying something about forg documents, right? You didn't get you didn't get a text message from me. I don't know. I'm not I I'm not saying anything. I don't I don't know anything. That shouldn't be right. So, okay. Why don't we uh why don't we all step inside two radio another I don't know. No, I haven't Dr. I sent you a text message saying I sent you a text message saying, "Hey, my dad's in a little bit of trouble, man. I need to write a check. I need to borrow $5,000 that I got money coming a check coming from the government for my three stimulus and you guys can have that. Never had a check this from like a week or two ago. So, how do we deal with this? Yeah. Like I sent you guys. I don't get I don't have any proof. I didn't have any. Yeah. Right. I mean, let Chris get here and see what he says. How I feel about it. Just hang out for a minute and then Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Absolutely. You want some light? I didn't know he No, it's all right. I didn't realize it. He didn't tell me who's here. Huh? Okay. Is he Chris on his way or I don't know. I can talk him. No, don't worry about that. Dude, just do your own business. Do do what you got to do. You're good. Sorry, guys. Back door. This I'm sorry. Back door. Back and throw this away. Okay. Well, I'm going to right behind you. What do you How do we deal with this? So, I'm just waiting for one other person to get here. Wait, Chris, is he coming? Did you talk to him? I'm waiting for one of our guys. Tom says he asked Kyle for $5,000 to help his father, expecting to repay it with stimulus funds and believe they had an informal deal just so we can have everything. Everything understand you. Yep. Cuz I sent a text message once. Okay. Well, I gota I'll get to Oh, we're going to look through everything. But do you do you know him as a personal friend or just as of being an officer of the law? Just you never met the man? I I known him through this this place. Oh, okay. Great. Yeah. But I just came over here because I want to talk to you, figure out what's going on. So, absolutely. I mean, it wasn't like Chris called the sheriff's department. I mean, he called you specifically. Is that what you're telling me? Yeah. I mean, that gives me Thank you. that gives me hope because I don't want to get in no trouble with this. I mean, I I expect like these guys are my friends above all. Okay. I care about their children. Okay. I don't know anything about them outside of this. I'm I'm get upset. He's Sorry. I'll tell you where I'm at already before we get anywhere. One, sorry, he didn't tell me he was already He was here. I didn't know he was either. Just I when I walked out here, I just got here. So, okay. So, is he is he not supposed to be here? So, I don't know if Chris gave you a little history. He worked here. He worked for us for for a while. Needed a place to go. Chris was letting him stay here. We're letting him be friendly. He's always been a great guy. Yeah. We've seen some things in the past happen like things come up missing. Little things like scrap and stuff. We tear apart AC units, right? We told him like, oh, you know, don't don't go back there and take strap for yourself. That's our money. So, um, so really about a week ago, I looked at a checking account and noticed a few checks were written. Okay. One for like $1,400, one for $600, another one for $400. Didn't think of anything of it cuz Chris, my partner, he has access to our checkbook as well. So, I figured, oh, he just wrote some checks to whoever. As the conversation progresses, Kyle reveals that three checks, two already cleared and one pending, were made out to Tom. So, I was in the account today about a week later looking. So, I actually clicked on the check images to see what they were wrote out for. Yeah. It wrote out to him. We first off, we've never paid him, right, with a check. So, they were made out to him and it said on the bottom salary and it had my signature forged. Not doesn't even look like my signature at all. I have screenshots of the two checks. There's a a third one that's still pending. So, I can't see the check images yet until it clears. So, but these are all for amounts you said. Yeah. 600,400. And yeah, one's for,400. Do you need to see them? Do you have Can we uh Can we go to your desk? It's right in here where you're standing. Well, we'll pull him out into this area and then and then we'll go in there and have this I'll walk you through. So, when I got here, I didn't say who did what. I said one thing and he immediately knew about it. Knew about it. I took He started saying he did it, but he got permission for it. So, I've got some things obviously after I talk to you and get some images of this, we're going to have to Miranda him. We're going to have to see what he says. Uh I'll discuss it with him and see what what he has to say. But um for now, do you have his So he stopped working here that 6 months ago? Maybe five, six months ago. Yeah. Do you have on record his termination date, his last his last paid? I don't. Chris probably can get it somewhere. Okay. Um I can look through my text messages, maybe see the exact date, but Chris will probably know that more. I mean, I can maybe dig it up. should give me time to find it out. Yeah. Um I'm sorry. No, that's fine. Um and your your name's Kyle. Tom, on the other hand, continues to justify his actions to be working for the AC company. And Kyle Chris, they let me live here for a little while. Well, they're going to sell the building of the year. So, I kind of just been keeping maintenance on it until then and I'm out. I text Kyle weeks ago about my dad making money because he was in a situation not well and I found out that I am getting the stimulus checks that I never received. So I said to Kyle on the text that I will sign those over to you guys. I need the money. I need to write a check. Why is there a problem? Like I have seen you since then. Officers review the screenshots Kyle provides showing images of the checks. They determine Tom forged at least two, possibly more. I just screenshot it. Yeah. So, what I'm going to do So, that's not my signature at all. I never write that installations in that amount. 1400. Okay. This was the first one. Okay. Okay. Second one was the same day, December 5th. Same date for 600. Okay. This one says salary. That's still not my signature. Okay. Okay. And I don't, like I said, I don't do any of that. So, okay. So, the last one is still pending and I can't see the physical check images until it clears. So, it must have just happened like yesterday or today. Can you see uh does it give you a date? A date posted? Yeah. Let me see. Now, I don't I didn't write a check for 480. So, 1050. Okay. And you two are the only ones with the ability. Okay. Yeah. Lincoln 41 Florida. I hate to say that was his too and then something clear. I didn't write. He already told me that he hasn't Chris has already said he hasn't written any checks. So, I'm trying to think. No, I didn't write. No. Okay. 408. Okay. is the amount. Okay. He's written $2,48 to himself. I have a few things that after I'm calling when I go do the Miranda. Okay. I have enough to take him. Yeah. So, after we do that, ask him what he wants us to do with all his belongings. I mean, if he needs to pile it all up, he can. He wants us to do it. I just don't know where he can put it all. So, right. You can ask him what he wants to do with that stuff. Okay. All right. Chris, with enough evidence, police move forward with the arrest and read Thomas Miranda rightites. Because I'm going to ask you questions here, I have to read this to you. Okay. So, have you ever been read your Miranda warnings before, sir? Yes, sir. Okay. All right. As follows, right? 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 an attorney. Have him or her present with you before and during questioning. If you cannot afford to hire an attorney, one will be appointed to represent you at no cost to you before and during questioning. If you wish, you can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Okay. Do you understand each of these rights as I've explained them? Okay. I have a question. Yes. Is Chris not coming? I do not know. I'm I I don't know what his plan is. I don't know him that way. I don't know what he's doing. Okay. Uh so Tom, I got to ask you. Okay, so here's where we're at. There's three checks cashed December 5th, December 5th, and then December 14th. Okay, for a total of $2,48. Should be more than that. Should be more than that. I got $5,000 worth of checks. Okay. So, there should be I told you that I told you things should Yeah, just hang out for me. So, there should be five grand total. Okay, that's what I told these guys. All right. So, so all right. You've given me an amount here. Here's where we're at. Tom, when I got here, I didn't say that I was here because you forgially Yeah, cuz I assume that's the only reason why you guys would be here. If you said anything like that and I told God, why why would that be? Because these guys never said that to me and I never said nothing to them. But I asked him about $5,000. Okay. kind of before you came back. He said that um I asked him why I was here and he said that he text the owner of one of the business that he his dad was hurt and he needed to borrow $5,000 and then he's he did a check and send it to his dad for $5,000. Tom doesn't deny the accusations, instead repeating that he believed there was a mutual understanding with the owners, citing a text exchange and personal history. He said that they never reply back to him saying that yeah, you can get his money. I get the reply from Kyle, but I see him often enough. If he would have thought some type of way, he would have said something both of them. Okay. I see Chris wants D. Go ahead. Okay. All right. Tom, you mind it up for me? Are you going to pay for it? Yeah. Okay, I'm good. I'm not going to do anything. Trust me. Please don't. I'm not. I got a phone right here. And I don't want you to drop your phone. Drink a little more water. I'll feed you. Give me water. I'll get it. Drop your wrist so it doesn't hurt. Well, I don't want it to hurt. All right. Your your belongings that are in the back. Do they have permission to put those in your car? Chris said you can keep your car parked back there. They're not going to do anything with it. They're going to lock it up and they're going to let you keep it here. You can come get it when you get out. Okay. I'm not going to get out if they're going to press charges. How am I going to get out, young man, when I'm going to press charges on this? This they wouldn't, if they thought that way, they would have told me in the beginning and said, "Hey, what is going on here?" Sir, I would have told him Kyle or Chris. Chris, I text Kyle about this like, "Okay, my guys. I got I got money coming. It's coming right to that mailbox right there." Okay. He gets my mail sometimes. See, they have permission to put the stuff in in your car. Yeah, man. Is your key in the car or you guys got it? Okay. All right. All right. Thank you. So, he said he does not want to come out and talk to you. So, I'm sorry. But these guys got no problem with me keeping my stuff here and this and that, right? So, they don't. So, they did say what he did say is that when you are out, you can come by. You can get all your stuff. They're going to collect everything for you and and put it in a in a safe place for you. So, it's not out in the rain. It's not They're not going to throw it outside. I'm going to keep everything where it's at. Your car is going to stay where it's parked. When you get out, I'm going to leave the key with you. So, when you get out, you can come over here. You can get all your stuff. Okay. Before transport, he's informed that his belongings will be secured and his car won't be towed. He can retrieve everything after release. Like, this is better anyway. This way, you're not getting towed. You're not paying for a, you know, a tow fee and like a storage fee and all that. Okay. They're trying to They're still trying to help you out as much as they can. All right. I understand. But why wouldn't these guys say something to me? I talked to him all the time. And I I I distinctly I just mentioned this after the fact like after I was like, "Hey, Kyle, thanks." The next time I seen him like 3 days later, "Thanks. I really need that. I'll make sure you guys get your checks." Okay. Or whatever. All right. This is You want to pull your foot in for me, sir? Yes. All right. Thank you. He was ultimately arrested and charged with check fraud. Number three, she stole $2,000 from Macy's to fund a beach getaway. Police were called to a Macy's store in Orlando to investigate a suspected employee theft. The suspect, a 24year-old sales associate in the Sunglass Hut department, had been caught taking cash from the register across several shifts. Here's what happens next. She um we have our student cash throughout the course of things that she received multiple occasions. So she's in the office. Are you the supervisor or she is the loss protection? Okay. So everything crime related that's one of them over here. Okay. All right. I will make every decision he need to make. Good evening. Uh, I'm officer Gonalves with the Orlando Police. I'm Officer Wallace. That's my partner, Officer Wallace. Uh, what is your name? Mariana Han. Han. You have your ID with you? It's in the car. It's in the car. Okay. Um, do you know why we're here? I do. Yeah. Okay. So, uh, you're not under arrest or anything. But under Florida law, every time I go talk to somebody, I have to read their Miranda rights, right? Uh I'm sure you've seen in TV shows and stuff. So, like I said, you're not under arrest. You're good. Take your time. Is that your water? If you want to take a sip of water or anything, you can take the sip of water. Um I'll read your uh uh your constitutional rights, your Miranda rights. If you have any questions at any mean, just at any minute, just stop me and I'll explain it to you. Okay? You have the right to remain silent. Do you understand? Is that a yes? Okay. Anything you say may be used against you in court. Do you understand? Yes. Can you just verbate it just for the the recording if it's a yes or no? You didn't? Yeah. Yes. Okay. You have the right to talk to a lawyer before and during questioning. Do you understand? Yes. If you cannot afford a lawyer and want one, one will be provided for you before questioning without charge. Do you understand? The woman spoke candidly with officers, acknowledging her actions and providing context. You want to take a sip of water? You good? Okay. Has anyone threatened you or promised you anything to get you to talk to me? No. Okay. All right. How old are you? 24. 21. 24. 24. Any kids or anything? No. Who do you live with? Your parents? You You're from Orlando or um Okay. So, we got called here for allegations of some missing money, right? I'm assuming Macy's already talked to you about it. So, I'm here to get your side of the story of what happened, right? Um, I'm usually pretty up forward and I'm honest to the person. That's why I tell you like, you know, there's no secret to why I'm here. Okay. How long you've been working for Macy's? It would be four months. Four months. And what is your job here at Macy's? Sung associate in sunglass. Sunglass. So, you sell sunglasses. Okay. Uh and um part of your duties as associate at Sunglass Hut, do you do cash transactions when you sell sunglasses? Okay. So, the allegations that Macy's is doing is that it's been some discrepancy on your cash register, right? Are you aware of that? Can you tell me what happened? Um to keep it short, I mean I took a few times money from register. You took money from the register. Do you have any idea how many times? A few times. A few times. We're talking three. We're talking 10. We're talking 50. Always less than. The officer digs deeper trying to understand how she managed to pull it off. And do you know how much money it took? 2100. Yes, they said. Yeah. Well, that's what they're saying. How much you think it took? I estimated under a thousand. Under a thousand. Okay. Uh like on the times that you took, what was the largest amount you ever took in one day? 400. 400. And then what was the least amount you took in one day? I think it was like $60. 60 bucks. How how you were doing? How? Yeah. Um like you were waiting till the end of the day or when the customer hand you the money, you didn't put inside the register or how do you do? No, it was whenever I close or open the register. When you're close or open the register and then you will take the money out. So if it wasn't closing, I'll take it from deposit. What is What do you mean by the deposit? Like the money that you would have sent it to another employee to make the bank deposit. Yes. Or like here at Macy's, we would go upstairs and we would like throw it into like this mail thingy. Mhm. And I guess they send it out to somebody or something like it like we'll put in a bag deposit bag. Okay. And then when you put on deposit bag, do you seal that bag? Yeah. Okay. So, because this is where why I'm asking some of those questions, okay? And I I appreciate your honesty. I appreciate you're telling me that you took some of the money, but I hate uh saying like, "Hey, you know, it's $2,100, right? As Macy's saying, $2,100, but you're saying, hey, it's I estimate less than a,000." So, I want to make sure there's no other person involved on this. Oh, no. that could have be even without. She confirmed she acted alone, sealing each deposit bag herself, something the officer verifies to rule out any accompllices making that money later. I mean, without my knowledge, I wouldn't know, right? That's why I'm saying like I want to make sure like your bags were always sealed, right? Like when you did your deposit cuz like I never worked for Macy's, right? But all my young ages. So, I work for other stores and I actually work for a bank at one point and I'm assuming it's kind of pretty similar to what you have here. So, like when I work on a bank, at the end of the day, they call you batch, right? Which you count your money and then you put all that information and your computer system is supposed to match. Okay? He's supposed to have $3,000 cash. When you count your money, it puts in there, yes, it matched $3,000 cash. And then we take all that money out. We actually had it to put in order. If it was like $2,000, we were supposed to all hundreds were supposed to wrap it in $2,000. And then we put on the seal envelope that I seal. And I also had to initial the envelope. And then I go to the drawer, which is like the chute we call where you put your money and then you close. Yeah, that's what I was talking about. The little mel thing upstairs. I call it a melting thing, but like a little shoot. Yeah. So after when you close when you close your your money like your account your money how much average money you had a day that varied a lot cuz I mean there were some days where there is no deposit some days where like all your sales were like credit cards and stuff like that and then but what is the like I'll say what is the largest amount you ever had on your drawer like in total? Yeah. Like on your sales, right? You're do you have a minimum amount that you start? Yeah. 300. You start with 300 and then whatever you sell cash, then it's that's the deposit. That amount plus the 300. Her method accessing deposit funds during opening or closing ships, removing the cash before sealing the bag and dropping it into the store shoot. Well, I don't know if it's plus a 300. Oh, but you send that 300 back or you keep that 300 on your drawer. No. So the drawer itself always has to have $300. So then if there's more than $300 when there's cash payments throughout the day, then that's the deposit that we would, you know, put in the shoe. So then every day will be $300 to register morning, night, you know. So if you had no sales, you had $300. Correct. Right. Now, if you sold $1,500 in cash, then you would have a total of 18, which is the 300 plus the 1,500. I believe that's how it works. Yeah. All right. Why are you doing this? Like I told them it's for school to pay out of pocket. Um, you pay for college? Yeah. So, I did get a scholarship, but there's parts where I have to pay it back. And I have an upcoming trip. I know it sounds, but I have an upcoming trip next month and I'm short on money on that. Where are you going? Cancun. For how long? A week. A week. Going with friends, family? With my boyfriend. Um, what do you where are you going to school at? Yeah. What classes? It's medical assistant with EKG. How far are you in? I just started. How long is the program? Um, it's an accelerated course, so it's like four months. Oh, those are hard. Yeah. Um, and it's two days a week, but I'm using that as a stepping stone to like do nursing later on. That's I mean, it's probably one of the best industries. I wish I had a thought and went to the medical fields. It's hard. It is hard and I don't know if I can do it. So, but it's a beautiful profession. I'll tell you that. You know, it's I think it's extremely real. Let's be honest, stealing to cover tuition somewhat understandable. But funding a Cancun getaway with her boyfriend, that's a harder cell. So, I see every day like we go to hospitals every day. We see people every day. So, I have my kids in the hospital at times. And I'll tell you, like it's extremely rewarding. It's a beautiful profession. Uh I hope you can continue, especially if that's your dream. I hope you can continue and uh succeed cuz it's it's amazing. Uh how much are you paying for school? Like how much money you're short? Sorry. I'm like 6,000 short. 6,000. How much is the program? Oh my god. It's okay. Take your time. Sorry. You're fine. I totally understand. It's over. It's over 10. So you got like tation for like 40% of it. That's still quite a lot of money. I paid myself through the police academy and the police academy cost me 5k, you know. And to me that was a lot, you know. The only difference that the police academy is full-time, so it's extremely hard for you to work. So, I had to work most weekends and stuff, and I 100% understand, you know, you're having to go through. She admits she planned to stop, claiming that the theft the day before was supposed to be her last. Um, do you had any plans to stop? What was your goal like besides the trip? And like it was like when once you paid off your college that was when you were kind of like going to stop or I was going to stop after the last the one from yesterday. How much was the one from yesterday? 100 bucks. [Music] Do you regret at any point you thought as you were doing like I can't get caught and I can't go to jail. You thought Um, is there anything that I forgot to ask that you want to add that you think is important? Anything on your side or anything that I miss? No. U would you like to write apology letter to Mes? Can I say uh prefer um in writing just because it's easier because I'll have to turn all this information to a judge and it's easier for the judge to see in writing than have to watch my entire body cam. You have zero obligations in doing it. Okay? If you don't want to do it, that's fine. You know, uh um that's this is 0% obligation. I only ask I normally give the opportunity to everybody once I they I see that they have some remorse that have some regret of doing just for you know despite her remorse officers inform her that Macy's has chosen to press charges. She'll be taken to jail though she may qualify for bond but if you don't want to do one now you can always do one later. You can actually if we get the chance to go in front of the judge, you can tell and talk to the judge over there. That's up to you. Yeah, I'll wait. That's That's okay. All right. So, what's like the whole like the process right now? Okay. I'm going to go get uh her side of the story again. I want to see like everything that she has, her statement, the evidence, and everything. And then um we're going to go from there. Uh most likely, you know, and you're probably going to be going to jail today, okay? You will have a bond. Uh you'll be able to make phone calls and everything from the jail to get your family to help you out, to bond you out. Uh you're also allowed to bond yourself out if you have any cash required but uh based on the little that I already saw and if it continues that they are willing to prosecute my hands are tied on that I have no choice but to take the job today which who has the same guess that beach drips off the itinerary now huh said they are the victims of the crime so I'm I'm just the the the mitigator here and you know as as far the law works every time there is a crime the decision comes from the vict uh from the victim but few exceptions right and those few exceptions I mean domestic violence homicide and stuff like that homicides because the victim can't see right so on this case which is a theft you being charged with theft um and then uh the the victim is Macy's. So, I know they were making couple phone calls to their superiors and stuff to trying to get the final decision. If the decision is made to prosecute you, then I will be taking you to Orange County Jail for processing. Okay? The way it works is you will go there. I will do my paperwork. Once I complete my paperwork, you get processed to Orange County Jail. I have you ever been arrested? I assume that right? Okay. So, uh you get process. Okay. This process can take uh today's Monday, so I don't expect them to be too busy. So, I'll say probably 4 hours, 3 hours, right? Fair to say about 3 or 4 hours. If you need to bond yourself up, you're going to have a bond. I don't know how much your bond is going to be yet. it can be uh it's probably going to be somewhere around $2,500. Now, if you go with the bonds person, you pay 10% of that money, okay? Which would be let's say if it's 200 2500, 10% is 250. You pay that 250, you get out, but you will have a court date and then your court date probably anywhere 3 to 6 months. You get a sign of defense. The officer explains her legal rights and what lies ahead. A court date in the coming months, a public defender unless she hires her own attorney, and the potential to negotiate repayment to lessen the consequences, which will represent you for free unless you want to hire your own private attorney. If you want to hire your own private attorney, you just tell the state defense attorney that you don't need him, that you have your own attorney. If you want to talk to the defense attorney first, the public defendants office, you talk to them, get everything with them, and then if you okay with him and want to use him, there's a minimum cost for you. Okay? Until you're, you know, until we go to court, either, you know, solve the case one way or other. All right. You have any questions for me? So, I mean, so if I go, when I go to court Uhhuh. like what's the solution like what what happened after that because I already admitted to um pay back okay so you can mention that to your attorney okay that you agree to pay back Macy's full reimbursement and all that and he can work with Macy's on that okay um again I'm I'm I'm telling you some of this stuff I'm not the best person because I'm not an attorney right I'm just speaking on my experience itself so your attorney will give you more details to what's the solution or uh uh the outcome of your case you know in a later time but make it simple especially without being an attorney we have every case we have a couple solutions one is the state attorney dismissing the case okay which means the state attorney reviews everything and says we don't have enough evidence to prosecute her and they dismiss the case. Okay. The second solution is you coming with an agreement between you and the victim. But with that, both attorneys have to be involved. The state attorney's office and defense attorney's office, you and Macy's, the four of you will have to come in some form of agreement. They also walk her through possible outcomes and the serious repercussions of the crime she's committed, which possibly be like, "Hey, Macy's want you to reimburse them $2,100, you know, don't ever work, don't ever apply for a job at Macy's again." Boom. That's one solution. I'm just saying as example. I'm not saying that it will happen. Okay? And the third one is Macy's doesn't agree on the the solution of getting paid. They want more. they want you to pay for and then you know there is more uh repercussion when it comes to Florida state law and then they can say hey mind on Google cuz I know you will do it cuz everybody does it. Okay. So just bear with me. Let me finish with them. My partner's going to stay here and I'll be right back. Okay. You make the phone call. I'll help you. Any questions for us? They don't know it or anything. So, and they won't keep the eye off, but it's better since your property is inside. It's better if your parents come pick up later on. All right. Just take a look. Had I get my bag though? Uh, no. We can't go in there right now. There's nothing inside the vehicle. Correct. So anything any contraband or anything that appears after you come out you'll be charged with it. Okay. Just letting you know that's to say there is they don't feel good. Too tight. I put um my finger in it. Can you put a little too? I put I put a finger through it. It's required a fing two fingers. Probably because the way you're sitting. And if you're moving your hands, it's going to be a short ride. It's less than 5 minutes. Number two, this is the worst way to act after getting fired. Police are dispatched to Adiant Aerospace after a former employee shows up at the business posttermination and begins causing a disruption. The woman who had been fired insists she never received official notice and refuses to leave the premises. Officers arrived to find her agitated and uncooperative, [Music] right? You don't care about me getting your hand. Period. You America. [Music] As soon as you give me to get home, please. No, you going to hand me my stuff. What do you got? You ain't never going to see your dog. That's it. Period. They thirsty and still on my M. And I got one right here. So what's up? You want to get Mason? No. I don't threw I You need to calm down. No, you need to calm down. Pain my M before I threw water at him. That wasn't spit, baby. What's up with that? Period. I threw water at him. That wasn't spit, baby. Hey. Hey, ma'am. Let's go outside and have a conversation. So, you going to owe me. Y'all ain't got no M y'all. Do y'all Let me get y'all mace. He got my mace. Okay, listen. We'll talk about the mace when we get outside. I don't have a Listen, if you can calm down and we can resolve this peacefully, I don't have a problem giving you your base when you're on your way. Do you have a car here? No, I actually got a ride here and then it don't even matter because if I was getting a ride back, I was paying cabs to give me rides. Okay. So, why would you be mad for cuz a cab going to pick me up. But my cab know exactly the time you're supposed to be here. No one's That's not what I'm talking about. So, what are you talking about? Come outside and have a conversation. He has to get in my mouth. Look Look at this point. You're trespassing. Okay. I'm trying not to take you to jail. That's what I'm trying to avoid. They attempt to reason with her, offering to return her mace if she calmly leaves. She refuses and begins arguing and disregarding orders. All right, we'll talk about the mace. I can probably get it back for you. You just got to be cool. I just want to let you know I'm trespassing if I got these gloves on and I got these glasses where I get these from Haiti. Okay, listen. They don't want you here anymore, so it's trust. That's fine, but you'd have to give me my mates. I already explained to you. If we can be cool here and go outside and have a conversation, I'll get you your mace back. But right now, you're you're not in control of yourself. Okay. So, I'm not going to hand that to you. I'll come. Right. That's fine. So, any what I just said to you was we need to walk outside and have a conversation. Why you think I need to get some air? I think we all should go outside together. Yes. It's either that we have to get you out of here. I don't think we are. Ain't no fire alarm system going off. They should have made it to school with you. None of that makes sense. That means nothing to us right now. Why? You think I'm supposed to walk out without my maze and then jump me, stump on me, and play LPD police? No one's going to No one's going to do it on most train. Nobody's going to do that to you. Huh? No one's going to do that to you, bro. Do it look like I trust that what's what? Like, look at my eyes. Look at my Do you look like I trust anything you saying? No. But what I'm telling you is if we don't do that, we're taking you to jail right now for trespassing. Am I still? Huh? No. Bring my mace with me. I'll go to jail. No. Your mates ain't coming with you. No. That's my mates. I already told you. Nobody wants your mates. Yes, he do. Cuz he holding on you so hard. Ma'am. Ma'am, I already told you if you can be cool, walk outside with us. We have a conversation. I could probably get that back for you. You going to take me home? Maybe if everything goes okay. I ain't putting no maybe. I'm a certain person. If you listen, if you cooperate with us, Yeah. I don't have an issue with that. I have no problem. I am doing all the car quarantine that I need to do so far. I'm not even supposed to be talking to you without a lawyer. You're not even supposed to be in this building right now. Um, actually, no. I am cracked out. Okay. Well, let's go. Let's go. Let's go out. Let's No, let's leave. No, you don't need to clock out. Yes, I do. Nope. No, you don't. Give me your arms. Okay. Nope. We're past that point. Give me your arms. When officers try to escort her out, things escalate quickly. All you had to do is cooperate. We told you this already. Nope, you didn't. We're past that point. Stop. Stop. But you're not supposed to be touching me. But you're not supposed to be touching me at all. You know, you're not supposed to be touching me. You're not supposed to be touching me. You're not supposed to be touching me yet. You're not supposed to be touching me. You're not supposed to be touching. You're not supposed to be touching. You're not supposed to be touching. She yells, physically resists, and has to be restrained. The question now, will she calm down and cooperate? Let's find out. You [Music] guys need to do like all I want you to do. I'll take it. Thank you. Appreciate it. My whole foot came off my here. Appreciate it. You want to do mama's back? No, you're not getting that back at this point. Not with that. Second car passenger seat. Second other side. Second car. Can you record a second base? Lean right up against the car. Unlock the front one. Hit the unlock. Would you? Yep. All you had to do was walk outside. Check pockets. Quick. Go ahead. You ain't You ain't a girl off or something. I know, but I'm not going to have somebody acting this way getting in the car and there's a chance of having a weapon. Oh my. I got control. I can't say. Good. Yeah, we're good. All right. Make sure these are good though. Eventually, officers managed to subdue and hand cover. Hold together. Yep. All that's really necessary. That's right. You're climbing, lady. Got double lock. You're double like me. Well, that's to keep it from tightening up on you so you don't get hurt, bro. What about going home? You're not going home now. Oh, I'm going to jail. Yeah. Yep. For what? My purse. Uhuh. He got to get my purse though. I say that. What though? Can you hand me my mace? Well, we got it. We'll talk to you in a second. Okay. You have your other camera in my pocket. Um, a bag, a purse, and her stuff. Well, we're going to we're going to need her this broken. We're going to need her info. Um, prior to you getting here. Um, we're okay. We got one a um we have a employee that she supposedly spit on as well. Yeah, we need their info, too. I'll get the info. Stay out here with her. Okay. Okay. We can go right in this door. Yeah. I think his name was Rick, you said. Okay. Who was the uh op manager or you're the operations manager? Okay. Hey, Rick. Got a copy. That's all right. Go ahead. You got your work phone on you? Yeah, I got my work phone. Bring it over here. Say again. I don't have mine on me. You got her property. During the struggle, she allegedly spits on a maintenance supervisor and threatens others with a second can of mace. So, purse, bag, and stuff. Okay. Where's the OC at? So, yeah. So, in the back. Yeah. She ran around the building. I mean, ran all the way around. So, I snuck up behind her and she had it like this. I ran up and grabbed it and it threw it on the ground and then she took off. So I didn't Was she threatening to use this on people? She said she Okay. So we literally she ran through our shipping system. I mean that's dangerous alone. Oh yeah. So that's we called you guys like and this was cuz you guys let her go. We was going to let her go. We let her go cuz she's got lingerie on. You can't She has lingerie on in our building. Yeah. It's inappropriate. Yeah. Yeah. Absolutely. Yeah. So she's like you're going to make me leave. And she takes off and I'm I told him, "Hey, she's running." He's like, he couldn't believe he's like, [Music] "Hold on one second." That's what she kept. That's when she got to me. She I made sure she was She walked up. So I back. Yo, where's the other one? Cuz she had it in her hand. I think that's what I noticed right before I She has another one. She has another one. Let this be a lesson. Returning to your former job to make threats after being fired never ends well. Cuz when I grab the whole floor, it hit the floor. Yeah, cuz she she walked up on our supervisor for maintenance and that's when she spit in his face. Okay. Okay. Yeah. Let's get his info. His info. Oh, he's coming out here. I thought she was coming at me. She was cuz I'm the one that took it. So then Rick stepped in front of her and like took a step and I'm like, "Oh no." And she just makes you and just and I was just like, "Oh my god." If she would have took off another run, we would have had her ass. He was just crazy. What's your name? Joshua. What's your license? Number. Do you have ID in your purse? Yes. What's that? Yeah. Okay. If I do, you let me go cuz all I wanted to do is get my mace. Well, we have a lot going on there. Like what? Well, we have an issue of you were being terminated and refusing to leave. I promise you I never was told that I was terminated by my tent service. Then also I was staying until until another tent service had resigned. He never told me he fired me on site. Okay. Um well that's that's what we have. Um obviously when we got there and I got or when I got there uh we have an issue of disorderly conduct. Uh threatening to use mace on people um and spitting on somebody is assault. He had touched me at first and took my mace. I didn't threaten to use I told them I had another one running around through an through their business with mace in hand based on what they're saying is they were threatening to use it um as a mace out yet to take my mace out until we got in there and I showed him I had another one. Okay. So, can I just go home? No, not at this point. If you would have been cooperative and calmed down when I asked you to, we would have had something to work with, but you escalated it completely to another level. She's ultimately arrested for assault on a peace officer, resisting arrest, criminal damage, and possibly additional charges related to her interaction with employees. 77 dispatch. Right. But you were running through an area where it was dangerous that nobody's allowed to run through. I was opening trying to go to the door right there. The chicken. Okay. Can I get my back? My purse. Hold on. You're not getting anything while you're back there. Number one. $25,000 in tickets vanish. And it all leads back to the clerk. A gas station clerk steals over $25,000 in lottery tickets. scanning only the winners. She cashes in some, but gets caught when she tries to claim a $25,000 prize, triggering an investigation by the Florida Lottery and police. Here's what happens when police confront her. Hey, can you come in real quick? I got to talk to you. Me? Yes. What happened? I just We got to talk about some stuff. Step outside for me. What? We'll talk about it. Come on. to come here, boy. What is this about? Come on. Just come this way. All right. Come over here. See where you're trying to explain against my car. All right. Okay. What is this about? I'm going to explain it to you. Okay. Just hang out. Okay. Just Just give me a second. Okay. Just let me let me get through the steps and then we're going to go from there. Okay. So, I'm going to read you something. All right. Just bear with me a second. Okay. You got the right to remain silent. Do you understand that? Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. Do you understand that? Okay. You understand? You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him present with you while you're being questioned. Do you understand that? Yes. Yes. Okay. If you cannot afford Yeah. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. Do you understand that? You understand each of these rights? Have I explained them to you? Yes. All right. Having these rights in mind, do you want to talk to me about I want to know what it's about? All right. It's about some lottery tickets. Okay. All right. Do you know anything about lottery tickets? Yes. Okay. What do you know about them? That I work with them. Okay. What else do you know about them? This is I'm I'm giving you a chance to be forthcoming and honest with me. So, I'm going to give you a chance to tell me what happened. Mhm. And then based on what you say, I'm going to tell you what I know. Okay. But I'm giving you a chance to be honest. Okay. That's it. Okay. Okay. So, here. Yeah. There's something happened here. got some lottery tickets. Your name came up. I've been doing a lot of research today. Let's just put it that way. Okay. Okay. So, look, I came up here to talk to you. So, to give you a maybe there's a logical explanation to this. I don't know. That's why I'm here to give you a chance to explain. So, will she finally come clean or double down and play the victim? Let's find out. Well, that's what I'm here for. Go ahead. Can I talk to my boss? No, not right now. Okay. Well, I don't know. What am I being blamed for? Stolen lottery tickets or something? Do you know anything about any stolen lottery tickets? Not really. I mean, you working last Thursday? Last Thursday. That would have been the 15th. 15th. I don't know. I check my my phone yesterday. I don't know. You remember you you were here cuz I I saw I already know you were here last time. Oh, okay. Well, so what I mean I'm just giving you a chance to be up. Just be upfront with me. That's all. Is there anything happened involving water taking class 23? Scratch off. Did you make a mistake? Yeah, I probably but I thought I worked that over with. What? What? What mistake did you make? Well, he said that there was a short or something like that. A short of what? I don't really remember that. No, no. asking a short moderate ticket. I guess yeah, the count. Okay. Okay. When you say a short, how do you beat? Is there one ticket missing? Is there like 80 tickets missing? I don't know. There was a short I guess of like a maybe a couple like $50 $60 or something like that, I guess. So, shorten your drawer or No, cuz you have to actually count them as well. Okay. Yeah. Like the tickets were short. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Did he ever say how many were short? No. And I thought I worked that over. I know he came to me and said it, but I thought I looked that over, but it wasn't coming out of my check. Okay. So, I don't how much how much was supposed to come out of your check? I don't know. That's what I'm saying. I don't really remember. I can look. I mean, I don't I don't remember. Okay. So, there was a short tickets of like $50. I I'm thinking that's one of the last things I remember. Who discovered the short tal? Only person who would discover is my boss and he was So when you say my boss, you referring to Yeah. Okay. Yeah. So came to you and said there was an issue. He'll always come to you if you're if it's short the next day and then he'll let me know. And then I'll be like, "Okay." She claims a previous shortage was already resolved by docking her paycheck. But surveillance footage and lottery system data tell a very different story. Work it out. You mean like I'm going to pay Yeah, I'm going to pay for I'm going to have to pay for it. You actually pay? Yeah, I'm going to have to pay back. And how much did he say it was at that time? I don't. That's why I say I can look at my phone. I can remember the date, but I don't really remember all pins. Okay, that's fine. All right. Um, well, there's a bunch missing right now. A whole bunch. A bunch. A bunch. Like, I'm just I'm just being I'm just like I said, keep in mind. Okay. I just I just I just want you to keep in mind there's tons of cameras in here. Okay. Yeah. You did a You tried to do a good job, but there was some We can still see some things. I watched the video. So, that's what I want. I'm just This is your chance to be honest. Like, listen, there's people there's bad people in this world and there's people that just make mistakes. All right? If you just make a mistake, say, "Hey, look, I screwed up. I made a mistake. It is what it is. We own it. We move on." But then there's bad people in the world that continually like, you know, do bad things. I don't think, and listen, I don't think you did bad things cuz I can tell you right now, it looks like you're wearing the same exact clothes you were wearing last week. Um, yeah. So, my guess is it's the holidays. Christmas is right around the corner. You have any kids? Yeah. Yep. You have kids. You probably want to give them a good Christmas. We have all this stuff going on. Inflation's Everything's up. Like, it's an easy way to make a few extra bucks. And it is what it is. I think all that weighing on you. You're a mom. You got all this stuff going on. It's like again, it's Christmas. It's the holidays. Like, we made a mistake. We own it. We move on and we deal with it. Is that what happened? During questioning, the officer urges her to be honest, explaining how tracking tech links exact times, book numbers, and employee activity. So, am I going to jail today? I mean, as of right now, you're not under arrest. I do have to explain to you that that the reason we're out here is because it's five fulls. Yeah. 56. There's books missing. Books. A lot of tickets come in. Yeah. I know. Yeah. Five books were missing. Several of those tickets were cashed. at the time that you were working here. And we know that because the gaming commission tracks every single ticket to the letter to the second that it was because it's in the thing. Exactly. They were cashed while you were on duty at this location and no one else was in the store. So So you cash those tickets? Let me let me show you something real quick. Hang on. I just want to show her name. D. Diano. All right. So, this is this is from the gaming commission. The state of Florida game. Okay. Look, you know how it works. There's the that's the product number. There's the book ID number. This is missing from the store, right? Look. Yes. Here's the this is where it was paid out to. Here, these books were missing while you were working and they were also cashed out yesterday while Yeah, I did. Yeah. While you were working. But here's the thing. Nobody else is at the register while you're cashing these out again. Here's another one. You yesterday right before it. Another one. These This whole book is missing. Entire book. The entire book. Wow. No. And I didn't. Okay. I'm just I'm being honest with you. I'm I'm showing you a little bit. The paper. No, this is just the paper. Like this is two of the papers that I have. I have all of this. We've been working on this since about 9:00 this morning. Yeah. Okay. I've got, like I said, this was just your chance to be like, "Yo, Officer Moes, I screwed up." I did black and white. But, and here's the thing. Several books are unaccounted for. And transaction logs reveal she cashed tickets during solo shifts. You need to let the state know. I have to let the state know how many are gone because now there's got to think about this, too. There's innocent people out there that might have a ticket that maybe he thought was stolen that's not stolen. So, I need to know how many books were taken. Let's say it's a jack for $25,000. He gets charged with stealing $25,000. So, what I have to do, we got to try to protect other people, whoever it is. And we need to know how many books were taken. Did you take the book? I know. Yeah. And I don't Which book was it? Um they were um tickets. So look, let me tell you this, Diana. Let me tell you this right now, okay? I know there was more than one book that you took, and I can prove that to you in about half a second, okay? Because look, look, look, Diana, look, look, Diana, look, like I told you, I know it's more than one book, okay? So, you're giving me a little bit. We got to be completely honest. And look, hold on. Just let me finish, okay? And the reason I know it's more than one book is because look 1218 yesterday 1856 you cash one that's from one book at 1857 you cash another one at 1858 you cash another one those are from two separate books so I know more than one book I'm not saying that I'm trying to say but I I know I don't have the whole complete book but I just don't want to live in you're not on London crust anymore no I work we got big kids what hotel are you at I My kids are out here. I I understand. I love your kids. They're 13. It's okay. It's okay. It's not okay cuz now it look like that's bad. But then that you know that I was just a mistake. Yeah. Like I don't want my boss thinking like I'm just here to out to get him or something like that. Eventually she admits to taking one book but avoids owning up to the full extent of the theft. give you we'll we'll if he wants to talk to you we'll we'll let him talk to you and if he doesn't then you know it's kind of up to him at this point. I don't know how you know if he's angry or if he's just hurt or something like that. So let's go. Can you hear me? Can I can I just say something please? Yes. I I really you know that I I I worked for you for a long time and I'm so shir. No, you call someone to bring you. She said she has the box. Yes, they're in a storage unit. Yeah. Well, I do need the books now. I need the book. Let's go. Let's work on getting the tickets. Come on. Let's go. You got Get your phone. Let's get your phone. We need Let's work on getting the tickets. Like, I don't have it. Well, the books are reported stolen. The books are no good. Yeah. The state of Florida. Stolen already. Stolen. And we will pay. The books is canled. We need the money to pay for the lottery now. Okay, Sam. I will get that for you. Okay. Give me the money. I'm saying, well, I don't have it all. You want my check? You want I have two checks. That That's it. If you don't have it, you you you Let's work. Look, let's work on getting the tickets. Come on. Come on. Come on. Let's have someone second. We're almost This is not the time to do all this. He He's already kind of said what he wants to say. We can't sit here. We're not going to sit here and badger him. And this is not Let me Can I grab my stuff? We'll get all your stuff. Let's work on Let's call your mom. Let's call your mom. Let's go talk to your mom. Let's go. Let's call your mom. Let's work on getting the tickets. The woman grows increasingly emotional as the reality of going to jail sets in. Let's work on that. Let's walk back outside. So, we do this outside. Just walk outside. Okay. Okay. Okay. Let's walk outside. Can I grab my Can I just get I'm going to smoke or something? I'm nervous. I just want to grab my black. Where's her purse? Hand me her purse. I'm okay. My god. Let's call mom. I really don't want to go to jail right now. There you go. Perfect. All right. You going to leave that stuff in here? Okay. Let me grab the phone. Okay. So, this is what it is. We're going in there just to retrieve your tickets. Okay. Okay. So, all this is is consent. We're going to go with you. You're going to grab the lottery tickets and we're going to leave. Okay. But this just says I can sit and agree to allow the Oakco Police Department officers, me and him, to go with you. Got it. No, no, no. I'm I'm out. Oh, okay. I thought you don't do that. You scared me, girl. No. Why would I do that? You're right. You scared me. You gave me a heart attack. I have to hit it to run out the window. I got you. You scared me to death. Come on, bro. I'm not going to I was like, we're going to make this really bad. Oh, no. A search of her vehicle reveals dozens of lottery books. Some unscratched, others partially scanned. Bag out. Come on. That's one. That's what I'm saying. It's right here. Just pull the whole bag out. Just pull the pull the whole bag out. Let's go. These are mine. Okay. Just pull the whole bag out. I'm reading the books that you asked for here. Yeah. Okay. See you there. All right. Tell you what, just hop out for me. No, just Nope. No. There's a whole bunch more in there. There's a whole mine. Don't you didn't buy all those books. I'll tell you what. If we're going to play I'm going to No, I'm going to We're going to play the game. I'm just going to tow the card search. I'm going to get there. I'm going to get the Okay, we're done. We're done. No, please. Please. Here. Here. Okay. Just take the B. Okay. Officer M. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Please. Please. Please. Please. Stop. We're done playing games. We're done playing games. I've been nice. You stop resisting. Turn around, man. Turn around. Stop. At this point, stop away. At this point, you will catch. You've been more than nice. I'm telling you now. Please. Give me your other hand. Put your hand behind your back. Stop. Put your hand behind. I ask you please. Please shut up. Stop. Sir, please. Please, please. Okay. Oh, here. Here. Here. Stop resisting because right now you're going to get hurt. I'm asking you. Can you just take Grab the cuff? Grab the cuff. We're trying to be gentle with you. I got you. Cool. We're trying to be gentle. Okay. Can I just grab this point? You can't reach for anything else. Come on. Please just take the bed. No. We're done playing. We're done playing. We're done playing. We're done playing. Here. Here. Here. Come on. No. We're done. We're done. We tried. Okay. Please. No. Hold on. Let me double lock with Chris. Hold on. What? Please. No. I'm begging you. Please. I want to get you. Okay. What? Please. We're going to We're going to troll the car and ride a search warrant on her. No. No. You wanted to play games. Absolutely. Because at this point, you decide you want to play games. No. Her behavior turns erratic and she briefly resists arrest, forcing officers to restrain her. I'm telling you to get in. Wait. No. Can I just ask a question? Please. Please. Sir, please. Please don't. M. Please. Can you give me one more T? No, we're done. Please, officer. So, this the second she said that those were all hers. We can take these because she showed them to us. Well, she gave me these. So, why don't we You just want to tow it? Huh? We could search it at this point. She has There's books and books and books in here. This has been going a lot longer than we know. She's been cashing. I know. So, all right. Grab those. Yeah, I want the ones from the door, too, cuz I guarantee they're This is crazy. Look at this. This has been going on for a lot longer than we even he knows. So, this is crazy. I wonder. Oh, yeah. There you go. That's I have to look and see. Do not deface or lose this card. It must be retained in order to record this book as received. Yeah, there's so much here. Okay, I say we just write a ticket on it, bro. Okay, if that's what you want to do. I mean, it's not the crime of the century, but it's a lot. It's a hell of a theft. It's a lot more theft than we thought. This is a huge I say we tow it and just write a ticket on it. I'm fine with that. You still recording? Yeah, I'm recording. So, just so it gets on the camera. As soon as I grabbed these, I saw all these. I think these are all Yeah, these are all scratched. So, dude, why you say we tilt it? At this point, I don't want to go any further. We could, but I'm not going to. Please. Please. We're done. But I I was going to get the I just didn't want to see him like Please. Despite her emotional please, she's ultimately arrested for grand theft. Come back over here. I'm begging you, Ma. Can you just give me my I need an extra. Look at this. I'm going to Here's the thing. I'm going to pull you out the car, okay? I'm going to put these cuffs back behind your back. I just want to ask I'm going to put these cuffs back behind your back and you're not going to resist us. Okay. But can I just talk to you really quick? We will talk, but we're going to put these cuffs back behind your back. I wasn't trying to hide. Look, I'm not going to Look, I wasn't Look, I wasn't trying to hide anything. Okay. Can I just say something, please? You guys, stop now. Right now, you can't talk. Okay, I'll make a deal with you. If you put your butt in that seat and you can leave your feet out like this, we will talk. Okay. Well, I just want to Look, I didn't want to I didn't want to see. Yes, sir. I I'm telling you, I'm going to I'm not I'm a man of my word. I'm sorry. I You guys thought I was trying to hide it, and I wasn't. Look, Danny, what you were doing is you were trying to match up the numbers that you knew that I had. No, no, no, no, no. Cuz I don't know the numbers that you have. Mine. All right, that's fine. It's Moes. Moes. Sorry. Sorry. But I wasn't when you guys when I walked you to the car, I wasn't trying to hide it. I just didn't want to pull the whole bag out and seem like a like this this is really bad person. Like a whole bag ticket. I know. And I wasn't trying to match up anything. I swear on my At intake, she's found with illegal substances and a warrant for missing court. After reaffending, she's arrested again and ultimately sentenced to 60 days in jail with restitution under a plea deal. And just like that, her shift ends with a mugsh shot instead of a paycheck. What do you think of these entitled employees? Let us know in the comments.