They act like it's all one big misunderstanding. Funny how the cameras never agree. Here are five cases when shoplifterss act innocent, but cameras don't lie. Number five, she thought she could get away with stealing $1,000 from TJ Maxx. Officers respond to a call from Aldi about a shoplifting incident involving a man and a woman. When they arrive, they first approach the man who says he [music] was just standing outside on the phone and doesn't know what happened. Let's see how that works out for them. Hello. >> You was just at Aldi's. >> I was >> Okay. >> I wasn't in Aldi's. I was just standing outside. >> Okay. There's a couple females with you that was at Aldi's. There was a female with me that went I don't think she went into Aldi's but uh I was I'm on the phone. I I wasn't paying attention, man. >> Okay. We're in a red sweater. >> Um yeah, she's in a red sweater. Yeah. >> Yeah. Okay. Well, the Aldi's called us about uh stealing in Aldi's. >> I have no idea about that, bro. >> Okay. Do you have anything from Aldi's in your backpack? >> You have any groceries in there from Aldi's? >> I do not. You >> do not? Okay. Um do you have an ID on you? >> I don't, but I'll give you my name and my social security number. >> Okay. Um cuz they're going to want you barred from there. Where'd the female go? >> Anything at all? I don't >> Well, you know what I mean? They're private business. >> Standing outside. You mean on the phone, bro? >> Well, you know, you was with her. You're guilty by association, I guess. Right. >> Oh, man. That sucks, man. I'm sorry. I didn't know she was doing that. >> Where Where'd she go? >> I I don't know. She said follow me and then she disappeared. I don't I came around the corner. Like I said, I'm on the phone and I wasn't paying attention. >> Yeah. >> So, >> what's your name, man? >> Uh Tommy. >> What's the girl's name? Uh, I think her name is uh either Leah or Kim. >> She goes by a couple different names. >> A big difference. >> I know, but she goes by a couple different names. >> What do you call her? >> I call her Kim. >> You call her Kim? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> She's got to be around here somewhere. >> I mean, sure. She probably went in one of the stores, man. But >> yeah. Yeah, she's around here somewhere. >> I didn't see which one she went. Like I said, I'm on the front. >> Yeah, you can see right here. My girlfriend's on the front right here. >> Let me bring your camera back up. There we go. >> Come on down here. >> It's Mahan. >> How's it going? >> Good. >> Huh? >> Yeah. >> Turns out officers saw her leave with items, though she swears she went right back to return them. >> Uh, stuff from Aldi's. >> I already I ran out trying to catch the bus. I already handed it back to them. >> Already what? >> Took it back in there to them. You handed it back to them. >> Okay. Cuz they didn't tell me you gave it back to them. >> I did. I went straight back in there and gave it back to them. >> Okay. >> Yeah. My phone. >> I'm not saying you're not on the phone, but >> Yeah. >> Okay. You have any groceries in your bag there? >> No. >> What did you have? >> Um, it was like some honey buns, uh, some meat things. Um, Oreos. Um, spoon. >> Yeah. >> Um, maybe that's it. >> Okay. Um, let me make sure that they got their stuff back or whatever. >> Yeah. I mean, >> and they they I believe they just want both of you. Okay. >> Okay. Yeah. The bus ran. I didn't know they wasn't going to let us on there because he had what he had. You know what I mean? You know, >> I have an Irish Yeah. >> spear on me. A knife >> and they wouldn't and a hatchet. >> A spear. >> Yeah. >> Oh, okay. >> Back in. You mean put up like I would like >> I took a straight back in there around. >> Will you wait here with her with him for a second? I'm going to go run into Aldi for just a split second. Make sure. >> Huh? >> They're both, right? He's got a worn out of pickup and I don't think she has anything. Hers Jackson that's out of pickup to my knowledge. All right. >> All right, man. Drop your stuff. You have a warrant for your arrest. >> She got one out of out of pickup, too. >> Okay. Jackson. >> There you have one. >> I didn't know [clears throat] you even had one. When that come out right there? >> No, I mean like Wonder Wr came out. I usually I'm usually up on that list. >> Yeah. Always on that list. >> Maybe come out today or something. >> Maybe anything illegal on you. any kind of weapons or drug >> crazy like that. >> That excuse doesn't hold for long when they find out she's got outstanding warrants. >> So, you wait here for a second. I'm going to go talk to him. >> Have you been in trouble recently? At least here locally. >> Just publication violation for not recording. >> Okay. Think you had for a minute? Come out in February. >> Since February, >> I'm slacking. >> Yeah. What's it for? Uh, it's a probation. You're on probation >> then. Then you're right. Probation violation warrant. >> I'll be right back. Old house. >> Let's have a seat for me. Anything illegal in the bags up there? >> What's your plan from uh from this point on? >> I'm heading that way and I'm going to uh First Capital uh recovery. I'm going to rehab today. >> You going to rehab today? >> 6 o'clock. >> Well, that's good. Yeah. >> Well, let's see here. You got about an hour and 5 minutes. >> Yeah. Hopefully I can make it. I supposed to be on the bus, but he got that dude's been at me all day, man. >> What now? >> No, because of the knife in my bag. He been He's been at me all day. It's the third time he told me I couldn't get on the bus, man. >> Yeah. I mean, I don't really don't blame him. Do they have a big sign says no weapons? >> Yeah, but I'm not I don't have I have anywhere to put it. You know what I mean? Like, I got >> Well, I get ru rules are rules. pulls me. They don't have to give you a ride, I guess. Are you guys still missing anything or did she give the stuff back or what? >> Yeah. >> Guess what? You guess she give it back or >> Yes, she gave it back. >> Okay. All right. She's arrested anyways. So, she had a warrant. Um, you guys want both of them trespass or one of them or >> both of them? >> Both of them trespass. Okay. Yeah, we'll do. So, it was uh Kimberly um aka also Meadows and then the mayo was Tommy. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So, we we've got them both. They'll go. Let me get um your information for the report. Okay. >> All right. She gave everything back. Barred from the old Aldi's. Um what she want to do with his belongings? She want >> We're going to take it with us. >> She won't want to leave with him. >> So now it's theft plus a warrant. Double trouble. Both ending in cuffs. >> I would rather go with us anyway. >> You know what I mean? I got I'm not responsible for anything >> pretty. It could it could come back on us as a liability issue and Yeah. So, he's barred. >> Yeah, he's barred. Yep. They don't want you back at the Aldi. >> All right, man. I've never been in there anyway. >> Well, you ain't got nothing to worry about then. >> Okay. Yep. Thank you. >> Yeah, he's good to go. >> I haven't gone through anything yet. There's some other like food items top of the bag there like ice cream and something else, but I got >> anybody she got anybody we can leave this stuff with? >> Ask her. >> Anybody can ask her. You got anybody that'll take some of the stuff at all or No. Outstanding. >> You're originally from here? >> No. She's been here for a little while, though. >> All right. Well, we're going to move up to uh old car 18. The jail doesn't keep uh bags and stuff anymore. >> What's up? >> I don't know. Watch. You got yourself turned >> little hot. >> No, she's twisted herself here right now. Turn your wrist together like you're praying. There you go. That should be better. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> Yeah. If you keep moving and when you sit back, they'll just go tighter on you. >> We'll be able to guarantee that when you get your stuff, you're going to have ice cream. >> Can we throw that away like right now? >> Yeah. Ice cream. Yeah, I didn't >> coffee. >> But no, what kind of ice cream do you want? >> Coffee. >> Oh, coffee ice cream. >> Yeah. >> I don't like that kind. >> Really? >> I was hoping you'd have like cookies and cream or something like that. Get like a snack. >> I'm I'm going to leave you cup. >> Okay. You didn't like give me a fake name this time. Although I knew you had cuz I'm pretty sure you done that to me once before. >> Mhm. >> Didn't you? That's how I remembered. Yeah. >> Officers search her belongings and discover bags filled with new merchandise. Many items still with tags attached. >> I don't remember what you gave me the last time. Magnets things. >> Little magnets. >> Do we need Tommy's now? >> Tommy said he didn't even know you. Well, I mean, he told me your name told me your name was Cam and I was thinking like, Cam, Cam, Cam, I see you walk out. Can't believe. >> Yeah. But no, he told me he didn't know you. I don't even know her like that. >> So he So he does know you like that. Is that what you're saying? >> Yeah. >> Uh or anything like that in here? Needles? Nothing like that? The jail won't take this stuff. So we have to put all of it in our property room. So that means when you get out, you have to come to us and get your stuff. They don't keep their They don't keep bags anymore. They want to inconvenience us. It is literally coffee, it says. >> Yep, that that is a thing. >> I never heard of it. What do you got there? >> There's cellular device. Um, let's see here. What is this? 4 in one stylus pen. >> Just put all put put all I'm just put everything in this bag and then I'll >> You're going to go like pockets or something. You go through that. >> Well, I could brand new one. >> Let's make sure you know nothing's going to blow up in the uh Golly. Probably get rid of the chips, too. All the Doritos. >> Some clothing. I don't if you want to dive into that or not. >> No. >> Some Gabes clothing. >> Gabes. >> You know, we got the the tags on it. Got some shoes. >> Same. >> Tommy Hilfiger. Let's see here. Probably. Yeah, probably either that or like one of these stores here. Popping tags and some Mountain Dew. Probably get rid of that, too. >> When asked how she got them, her explanation raises more questions than answers. >> Oh, yeah. It's all all good. Nice. Nice new stuff. >> You want to do a good deed and tell me where a lot of this stuff comes from? I'm sure you didn't buy it all and I can take it back to them. >> Uh-huh. >> I bought it half price off somebody. Oh, you did buy it >> off off of a person. >> Off another person. >> Yeah. >> Okay. It's just all got tags and stuff on it. You know what I mean? >> Cuz I don't have anything on Brown. People keep stealing everything. >> Yeah. Lots of sunglasses, too. >> Sunglasses. >> How much it cost for all this stuff? >> Cost me 125. Huh? I would have figured it'd be a little bit more than that. >> Half price. >> How much the bag cost or I guess bags? >> They're half price. >> That wasn't the question. >> I don't know. Half I don't know what it is. What? So it' be $250. >> Huh? >> It says $7.99. Doesn't It's not on sale. >> No, she bought it on sale from somebody else. >> Oh, what's this thing? Scratchy. >> It's a scratchy. Somebody else had it and she bought them. Somebody else stole them and she bought them from them. >> Foot tray. TJ Maxx. >> TJ PJ Mask. >> All right. That's probably actually where everything came from except the gate stuff. >> You want to dive down it or what? Come on. He didn't buy stuff. No. >> PJ Mask again. Damn. You did not their way. When did you buy this? >> That's what I would I come up here and bought it. >> Who'd you meet? >> I can't say that. >> Oh, okay. >> Officers decide to bring the items back to TJ Maxx and speak with the store manager. >> It is right there. I just got to go talk to PJ Mask and see if they've seen any thievery the foot real quick. You didn't ask him. Yeah. I mean, somebody stole it, obviously. >> Somebody did for sure. This whole bag is new. >> Hello. How are you? A super weird question. >> Do you know if you had any kind of thievery going on with a female? It's probably about tall red long sleeve shirt like a hoodie and then black shorts. She's got a whole bunch of TJ Maxx stuff. >> Francancy. Hey Francie, could you come up front real quick? Just going to call manager. >> I mean probably too, but I don't know if you guys >> She'll defin she'll definitely know. >> She watches them like a hawk. >> Yeah. >> So yeah, she'll probably >> claim everything she has. You guys have any like half off sales? >> Not half off. We got clearance items with red tags. You can get those. >> No, she she had like a bunch of I know some $12.99 stuff and >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> I thought you were asking for you. >> Said she bought everything half off. I was like, "Okay." Did the bag come from there, too? >> Did you buy the bag, too? It looks pretty new, also. >> Did it all come in like a kit? >> Huh? bought it all in hole. >> Like the bag and all. >> Yeah, that's what I'm saying. The bag looks new to me, too. >> Hello. >> Hi. Um, weird question, but we have a female has a warrant, got her arrested. Anyway, she had a whole bunch of Gabe stuff and TJ Maxx stuff. >> Oh, she did? >> Yeah. >> Staff confirmed that the store doesn't offer half off sales and recognized several of the items as theirs. >> She's probably about like red hoodie and black shorts. I think I prepared it with you. >> Yeah. I don't know when she was in the store, but she claims that she got everything and everything was half off and like that's that's flag on the field. That is Yeah, that that is incorrect. So, >> okay. >> But if you want, we can gather the items cuz we haven't found a receipt for the stuff to return them to you or >> So, I need to get like um a receipt showing how much. >> That would be great. >> Yeah. >> Um yeah, it sounds like the other officer has everything separated, so I'll go grab that, bring it in. Um are you guys in the business of pursuing charges or just want the So that I would have to >> I'm not giving you that bag of TJ Maxx stuff. That entire bag of stuff is stolen. I know it. You know it. Whether you bought it for 125 bucks or not, the entire thing is stole. The entire back and there's no >> That's the whole idea of paying out price for something. >> What? Yeah. Well, you know what that's also called? Receiving stolen property. I'm not giving you that, right? I'm not giving you that stuff. So, it's all going to go back to them. >> I'm not going to charge you for that, but it's going back to them. It's obviously stolen. That's a huge problem up here is people stealing. So, >> yeah, if if they can bring in the merchandise, I can do like a fake receipt. >> Okay. >> Sorry, old bud. >> No, no, you're good. We're just going We're me and uh came here. We're going to get this entire bag back. That the bag and everything. The bag and everything's brand new. I mean, she >> I mean, there's, you know, there used to be a tag. >> Well, oh, >> yeah. She didn't she didn't steal it, but she knows that the purpose of buying a half price is the fact that it is stolen. >> Yeah. Also, they said they don't have they're already discount stores, so they don't do half price. Um, the only thing is that clearance. >> No, no, it's half price because it was taken. >> I thought it was a 5 discount. >> Well, the same thing, but that's why it's half price. >> I mean, if it's half price, you would pay something. You >> paid 125. While no additional charges for receiving stolen property are filed, officers confiscate the entire bag to return it to the store. >> We'll return it. Uh they don't really know if they they have to make some calls. >> I don't really care. Just give them the bag back and put it back. >> No, I gave my contact info, but I doubt it'll go anywhere. So, anything else? >> No, I don't think so. We're going to >> There's like a few minor things. >> No, they I ain't worried about that. There's that that there's a bunch of stuff. Oh, yeah. >> All right. Don't you dare throw my car. >> I throw up my car. >> The woman is ultimately charged with theft and outstanding warrants. Number four. Woman steals right in front of a cop and instantly regrets it. A deputy spots a woman shoplifting in plain sight at Walgreens, placing makeup into her waistband and tossing packaging. When called out, she tries to walk away. >> No, I didn't. I was >> What did you throw over there? >> Can you check for me? the things down. >> Do you guys have camera footage at all? >> Yeah. [snorts] >> Yeah. All right. Where you going? Okay. Hey. Hey. Come over here. All right. Stop. Come over here. Come over here. No. No. No. Come over here. Please. Please let me go. I'm not going to Please. Please. Please. Please. Please. Stop. I'm I'm hold on. Please. I'm telling on TV right now. Please please please give me I'll I'll give you 1129 to Echo 226. >> Can you come up in front of Walgreens 5000? I got >> I will I will give you everything. We're not doing this. >> Put your hands behind your back. I will give you everything that I have. >> Okay. I promise. >> I'm telling you. I will I will give you everything that I have. >> I just saw shoplifting in front of me. Tell them. >> I know. Wait. Wait. >> Okay. Drop that. >> Wait. Stay back. Step back, >> please. I'm coming. I'm gonna give you >> Okay. >> Put your hands behind your back. I'm not kidding right now. Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. Hands behind your back. >> You're resisting. You want to catch another charge? >> Right now, you're being detained. I'm telling you right now, if you keep if you keep resisting, you're getting another charge. >> Sir, you're going to go back there and stop. Walk away from us. >> I didn't mean to. Sorry. >> I literally just saw you right in front of me, girl. >> I got scared. >> I know you did. >> Sorry. I'm not trying to trouble. >> No. >> No. Come on. >> Here. Sorry. Here. >> Put your hands like you're praying. >> Okay. >> Like you're praying. >> Jesus. >> I'm I'm so sorry. >> You're lucky I didn't tase you. >> No. I I just got really scared. I'm sorry. >> You're good. >> I didn't mean to do that. I >> And you start walking away from me. I tell you to stop walking. >> I'm so sorry. I got really scared and then I went to put everything down. >> She repeatedly apologizes, says she was scared, and admits she has stolen items in her pockets. >> Do you have any weapons on you? >> No. Oh, I have a knife in my in my pocket. >> Do you have any on you? >> No. No, >> no, I have nothing like that. >> What did you take from Hold on. >> It's I'm going to read you your right. >> Is it this makeup? Yeah, I have makeup in in my in my pocket. I'm I'm so sorry. I really need really like to do anything. But >> you don't have any or anything that's going to poke me, right? >> Can you go over there? Appreciate it. Yeah, grab your bike. >> How are you? >> Sorry. >> No, you're good. >> I'm so sorry. >> I'm going to read you your rights really fast, right? >> Oh my gosh. Please. >> Doesn't mean you're arrested right now. You're just detained because you're not free to leave. Okay. >> Okay. >> I mean, but you also when a deputy is telling you stop walking. You don't walk away. Okay. >> I'm so sorry. I'm so >> With that being said, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say maybe uses evidence against you, you have the right to talk to an attorney and have him or her with you. Now, at any time during question, if you can't afford an attorney, one will be appointed to represent you. If at any time you wish to stop talking or have any attorney present, all question will be stopped at your request. You understand these rights? With these rights in mind? >> All right. I'm clearly walking out. I see you grab something and you toss it. And I say, what are you doing? Are you really shoplifting in front of me? I know. >> And then you say, I need to put something down. And then you continue to disobey lawful orders when I tell you to stop. That luckily if my partner wasn't right here, we probably would have been on the ground or I would have tased you. What did you shop at? >> I have I have makeup in my pocket. >> Did you pee yourself? >> Urinated on yourself? >> You have no Are you Are you on probation? >> No. >> Have you ever been arrested before? >> Like when I was like like 17 or 18? >> Okay. So, these are the only things. >> Is that makeup item as well? The same BB something. >> The officers collect all the shoplifted items and continue to question her >> in my pockets. That's what I have on me. It's because I did. >> What are you reaching for in your life? >> I'm sorry. I'm trying to do that I have. Yeah. >> This is okay. >> Because like I literally moved here and start over. >> I know. >> My whole life. And I'm so sorry that I did that and I'm like really >> I got really scared. >> You got really scared. >> So sorry. >> So this and this >> and >> this and this. I'm >> so sorry. Yeah. I'm think No. No. Whatever is is on me. >> That's it. Okay. Where's your driver's license? >> I I don't have it. You don't have a license? >> But you know what? I do have a license. A debit card over here. >> Yeah, I do. >> I do have a >> I'm good. I appreciate it. >> So, I was the whole crew here. >> Yeah. It sound like something. >> No. So, I was leaving the bathroom and I started putting stuff in a waistband and then just tossing it. I literally just sp and then I was like, "Are you really shot in front of me?" And I sort of stopped walking and she starts walking. She was waiting for me in the car. So that's why I got on the radio for her to come out cuz I'm trying to grab her and she's actively pulling, bracing, pushing. She pee, urinated on herself, so she was very scared. I haven't spoken with um Walgreens at all yet. It kind of all happened quickly. Didn't want to press any charges about it. >> Okay. >> Um and that's where I'm at right now. >> Okay. >> All right. What's What else is down here? >> You have more stuff down here. >> I'm just getting more makeup items that are >> more stuff. Got you. >> Ma'am, what's your first name? >> It's Mia. Mia. >> M I A. Yeah, it's on my debit card. >> M I A. Meanwhile, one of the deputies speak with store [music] staff to determine if Walgreens wants to press charges. Here's what they decide. >> How you doing, man? >> Are you willing to pursue charges on the makeups that that lady stole? Are you aware of anything that happened? >> Uh, I know the cashier told me that they caught somebody stealing like in the act. >> I guess she stole some makeup stuff that she pulling out of her pockets now. So, I was just It's up to you all if you wanted to pursue. It's up to you. >> If not, we can trespass her. Totally. >> Do you know how much it is? >> No, I mean like we'll gather it and show you and then make your decision then. Is that what you >> Yeah, cuz I know usually if it's like over a hundred bucks, they'll cross charges. If it's below that, I think they just trespass them. >> Okay. Yeah, no problem. I'll talk to you in a minute. >> It sound like Oh, is that all? >> He wants to see all the stuff first. If it's under 100 bucks, we'll just trespass. If it's over, then I guess she's going to jail. So, >> I'll bring it inside. >> So, these are all the items that I found on her person. I don't know what they will total or the male if it's totaled over a hundred they want to >> charger her if not the male that's in that red tank top kept coming around the corner I told him to stay away just in case if he's over there >> yeah there's a couple that are definitely over like 15 bucks in there so >> yeah it's close enough to where I'd probably do it >> if you want to press I mean that's fine we can >> if you guys can that helps us we got to take her for anyways. >> And so when they see it without a normal charge, >> then it kind of loses it. They're like, "Okay, well, she was fighting, but we're like, well, she was leaving with the stuff, so the deputy did what she should do." So, >> is there any way you can do an itemized receipt of these? >> Yeah, I can do that. >> Take these over one register. >> Okay. Thank you. >> What I'm going to do? Yeah. >> Oh, I thought they were going to >> They already did. >> Oh, and they said, >> "Yep, they're going to press charges. You're going to go to jail. We're going to see what they want to do with your car, and then we'll go from there." >> Mia is taken into custody, and arrangements are made to handle her vehicle and contact information. One officer coordinates with Walgreens [music] to review security footage, confirming what he saw firsthand during the incident. >> So, can I write down a phone number out of the that phone? We'll deal with all that once we get you in the car and secure it. Okay. >> Okay. >> You good to go to the back? >> Can I just grab my two quarters? >> Grab our two quarters real quick. >> That way. >> Oh, I guess you don't have really, right? >> Yeah. Come on. >> Oh, where are we going? >> Going on the right or the left? >> You have to go butt in first. Okay. Just watch your head. M >> you good. >> Huh? >> Hi, how are you, sir? >> I'm good. My name is Deputy Liptac from the sheriff's office. Obviously, I actively watched her shoplifting. >> Okay. >> Um I know you guys did state you wanted to press charges. >> Okay. Are you What is your title here? >> Shift lead. >> Shift lead. Okay. >> Oh, I got the other information. >> You got the other one. Okay. >> Dear, >> where's she at? I just need somebody that'd be willing. Awesome. >> Right behind you. >> Behind you. Okay, got that. Perfect. Do you guys have access to like the cameras? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> What happened? >> I can take one of you back to the office. >> Perfect. Thank you. I saw her right here doing it all and then throwing stuff in here. And this is when I stopped and I was walking up. >> Oh god. >> Cuz she was like right that. And I was like, "Are you what are you doing?" And then she kept walking fast. In the end, Mia is charged for both shoplifting and resisting arrest. Number three, police catch probationer stealing from Dollar General. Officers respond to a Dollar General after staff report a woman acting suspiciously. They believe she's shoplifted based on her behavior and prior visits. Store staff call the police to step in. >> I believe that she has things in her purse. Okay. >> Um, they've been in and out before. They've walked out with bags. They're very sketchy. They just One hangs out up here, the other one hangs out in the back. And >> Okay. >> She keeps her purse really close to her. And >> yeah. >> Okay. Anything with the guy? >> Huh? >> This guy have anything? >> I wouldn't be able to tell you for sure cuz I'm more worried about the big person. >> Okay. Hi. Hi, I'm Officer Jensen. Um, staff is concerned that you might have placed some items. We just checked out. >> Okay. You care if I check your bag? >> Well, I mean, I was at another store before I came here. >> Okay. >> I was at Dollar Tree. >> Is there something from Dollar Tree that would be in your bag? >> Probably. >> What would that be? >> Um, body wash or I don't know. I'll get there. >> Would you have receipts for it? Um I'll somewhere probably. Um >> do you mind if I take a look? >> Yeah, go ahead. >> Okay. >> Can we just step over here and see what's >> Would that be the receipt from the other store? >> Um I'm looking. >> Okay. >> I have a couple of them. >> Oh. Oh, I need paper. What I do? But yeah, this came from Dollar Tree. Dollar Tree. >> Let me find my >> We've done a lot of shopping today. >> Okay. >> No, this one, >> Dad. I do need to take that. >> Okay. >> I don't know. >> Do you have any ID with you that I could probably open and wait? >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> Mhm. My other reasons are going to be in the truck probably. >> Okay. >> But yeah, they can take this back. I don't >> 55 1027. We'll just let me just check here and we'll work through it. >> The woman digs [music] through a pile of old receipts hoping to prove she paid, but nothing matches what she's holding. >> We were just at Dollar Tree. >> Okay. >> Those are my tickets. >> I got you. >> They're open already. I have you. >> Okay. Those >> I know. I just I know. I just You got a lot of phones in here. >> Yeah. Come here. >> Do they all work? >> No. >> Okay. >> Just that one. >> Just that one. >> These are just Wi-Fi holes. >> That's mine. >> That's not usually my first not pay attention. When I first got there, I ran into the into the about um 35. Go ahead. >> That's what we used to pay. >> This is what you used to pay. >> Y. >> Okay. >> Do you want to run out? If she has the receipts, that would be really helpful. >> Okay. Sorry. It's our drink. >> That is our item right there. >> Yeah, I told my >> No, I've never seen it before. >> Um and I just threw up there and wasn't even We've been shopping. Got a Dollar General here or Dollar Tree. >> We do carry that. I would have to watch the camera to see if she was over by there. Okay. >> I was I was looking at body wash and shampoo and whatever else. I miss >> body wash. Shampoo. >> Okay. Can I see your seat? >> I don't know if you seen anything like this in there, but in the area. >> She keeps coming up with excuses, but officers tell her it's better to just admit if she took anything. My assistant manager is going to be able to help you. I have to pick up a baby here. >> Okay. >> Um not looking for restitution, but do that >> charges. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> So, my in my purse is sitting there and I just threw everything in. >> Well, you understand it's weird for to have items randomly just fall into your purse. >> Well, I just had it sitting here and I was grabbing and putting in. Like I said, when I first came in, I hit the corners thing in there and there was a lady crunched. I'm looking at something and I almost hit her. A pair of uh toilet clippers came off. Almost hit her. >> Okay. >> I just >> Okay. Surely it's going to be a lot better if you're just honest with me. >> Okay. Yeah, I'll put them in there. >> Okay. >> Just two. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Pretending to take them? >> No. Well, I'm not intending to like, you know. >> Okay. I just a lot of money. >> Okay. You didn't have money for this? >> Um, we we just had to pay an extra dollar off our card. >> Okay. >> But he had it as well. >> Sorry. An extra dollar. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Like there was 60 one something on the card. And >> thank Is there anything else I'm going to find here that was stolen? Look. Okay. My receipt right there. Okay, I'm just going to put these back in your bag here. >> Shirley, did you have you been drinking at all today? >> No, I don't drink. >> Have you taken anything? >> I take um blood pressure medication. I take um anxiety medication. I take depression medication. >> Okay. Cuz you just you kind of seem all over the place. >> I know. >> Okay. >> It's just hot and I want to go home. >> Okay. Cuz they told me you're on probation. >> Yep. So, is there anything your agent needs to know that you've been >> No, I just need to call her and tell her that I have police contact. >> Well, I'm going to call her and tell her that you have police contact. >> One officer notices she's acting off and asks if she's under the influence. >> Just wait here. I'm going to have you hang out with my partner quick. >> I don't have back surgeries. So, I'm >> Are you on medication for the back surgeries? >> No, I don't take pain medication at all. >> Okay. >> Because I I was I was an addict and so I quit taking everything. >> Okay. Okay. >> And then I was in the hospital last week. >> Okay. >> And I had um infected kidney. So, >> okay. >> They gave me something in the hospital and I didn't pick up the bottle of pain medication that they gave me cuz I don't want to swing back into my >> Okay. Is your back hurting right now? >> Yeah. That's why I keep leaning over like this. That's why I'm always leaning backwards. And I can show you the scar. It's like that big. >> I believe you. I don't need to see the scar. All right. So, here's the deal, Shirley. What happens with these is you're going to get a city ordinance citation for theft. >> Um, we have them, so they're not requesting restitution, but I do have to take you down to the jail, get you booked in, and then you're released. >> It's a book and release process. >> Um, your back hurts. What I'm going to do is I'm going to go get a transport belt to keep your hands in front of your body >> so they can be more comfortable as we transport you to the jail. >> Or bat, are you getting that? Okay. I should have passenger side front door. >> Can you take my stuff? Yep. >> Can I take it off? >> We can walk out there. That's fine. >> Don't worry about take this at home. Take this home. I got to go be booked into jail. I'm going to get and I'll get >> Sir, do you have any idea with you that I could see as well? >> Well, I'm being me too. >> Thank you. >> Are you done with any purse? Can you take it? >> Yep, I'm good. Thank you, Shirley. The officers issue her a citation for retail theft and explain that she'll be taken to the county jail for booking. >> So, like I told her, it's a book and release. Book her in. She's free to go. There's no bond or anything like that that you got to post. It's a real quick process. Um, I'll get you a ticket and you'll have a court date. You um >> actually, I don't think it's even mandatory since there's no restitution, but you have a court date with the ticket. All right. load that stuff in. >> Yes. >> Come over here. >> Do you know where the jail is? Are you going to go pick her up? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Do you know where to go? >> Uh the one off of uh on the main street. Yeah, I think I know. >> Uh off Royalton going out of town. >> Oh, you guys right in town. >> We are our PDAs, but the jail is the county. >> Okay. So, >> big one going out of town. glass windows across from the car dealership on Royaltton Street. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Oh, right by the the place with the good potatoes. >> Potatoes? >> Like the mobile or whatever is there. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. The chicken um Chester or whatever. Yeah. >> Something in Munch. >> I forget. >> Yeah. They just switched their name. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Place a Okay. >> Yeah. >> Awesome day. >> Do you have anything on here that I should be aware of? >> No. >> Okay. Sure. >> Sorry, dispatch is being slow. They're just going to give me a return on here and got to be on your way. >> The way it goes. >> Okay. >> One day. >> Yeah. It's too hot. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> I'm done like looking for a receipt. I'm looking for if I start the car. I don't want to do that. 55. You grow up around here? >> No. Okay. I know nothing. So, I just went to a job interview today trying to find I don't know. I don't know. >> She wanted me to get out of here cuz they're dirty. She's >> Before transport officers fill in her boyfriend on what comes next. >> Oh, yeah. >> Sorry about the wave. >> It's okay. >> Thank you. >> I don't got any. You're clear to go. Um, I'm just going to let you know >> you could if you're hanging out with someone and they're stealing stuff, you could get charged party to a crime. >> That's fair. >> So, be careful with that. If you see someone's doing it, call us. Don't associate with them cuz this is not something you want to end up with the charge for because the person you're hanging out with is stuff like this. >> My girlfriend. >> Yeah. So, Oh, look at Yeah. I got some soap at least. It smells like peppermint. So, >> okay. >> I'm I paid for it. So, >> yeah. >> No, but I'm fine. Or if you want to Yeah. >> All right. That's all I got. It'll take uh the booking process. I don't know, probably 20 minutes or something. It's not long. So, >> copy that. Thank you. >> Got to take her picture, get her entered into the system, and then she'll be on her way. >> Yeah. >> All right. I appreciate you. Thanks. >> Yep. >> You, too. All right, Shirley, your probation agent wants to talk to you. Okay? >> You doing okay? >> Yep. >> Okay. >> I can sit on my back and do action. What happens when I'm doing too much shopping? >> Doing too much what? >> Shopping. >> Oh, shopping. Yeah. >> I try not to if I don't have too much. Okay. Did officer bat put your purse up here or did we leave that with your >> Okay, your hands going there. >> Open the door. >> Yep. >> Good. Once at the jail, the officers contact her probation officer and coordinate on the next steps. >> Hello. Thank you. >> I got to grab one of the other ladies. >> Okay. >> Do you want the cuffs off? >> Yep. You're going to cooperate, right? >> Get these off for not cooperating. >> Okay. I appreciate that. >> Can one of you guys come back here, please? work. >> You going to be dirty? >> Yes. For math? >> Yep. >> Okay. >> Like last night. >> Okay. Howdy. Hello. >> Warm out there, huh? >> Yeah. Way too warm. >> Are we going to want to send this in for this? >> Probably not. >> Okay, good. Cuz I don't know how to do that. >> Didn't have to really do that. >> Janessa has to do it for me anytime I want to send them in with the camera and the pictures. Yeah, it's all fancy stuff. >> You have to work on the weekend. >> Oh, yeah. This is my first day back. >> Is it? >> This is a great way to spend. >> Mhm. >> I think Pat would never take him cuz he's so unable. If >> you had another location to live at though, then we could transfer if he had somewhere down. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Does she have to sign anything? >> I need a signature real quick. Stephanie sens. >> Okay, perfect. >> What am I going in? >> Sorry, which of you is actually her agent? >> She's not here right now. >> But Stephanie is >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Am I going to jail? >> Because of her back pain, they fit her with a transport belt to make the ride more comfortable. >> One time. I love you. I have dirty UA steady and they're not. >> What's Stephanie's question? It's just signature right there. >> Anything else? >> Perfect. And then I appreciate your cooperation and then I'll get that moving as quickly as possible. >> Um, we know we'll see what I do not know at this time, but the cooperation will make it move a little faster. One second. All right. Arms on front of you like you're praying. Bring in a little bit for me. Right. Let me just safety lock them so they don't get tight on you. Okay. >> All right. We're going to head back out to my car. >> Thank you. >> Yeah. Have a good weekend. >> Nice and slow. Before leaving, they inform her that she's now officially trespassed from all Dollar General locations. Her belongings are logged and [music] she's processed without further issues. >> Do you know your boyfriend's number? Do you want me to call him quick and let him know not to come pick you up? >> Yep. >> Perfect. Give me one second. All right. >> Yep. Hey, this is Officer Jensen. This is Officer Jensen. I just talked to you. Yeah. Um, probation actually is going to be placing a hold on Shirley. So, don't come to the jail and pick her up. That's all up to probation, I would imagine, through the weekend at least. But that's their call. All right. Yep. Thank you. >> Bye. >> Hey. >> A breath sample from you before you long suff. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Right there. Thank you. [snorts] Do you have anything to drink today? >> No, I don't drink alcohol. >> Anything right now? >> No, last night. Not today. >> Last night when you >> kick your legs out. >> I had five extra drinks today. >> Yep. Yep. That's okay. Watch out. What are we down? Okay. On the ground. Second one. >> Okay. >> Dollar General also is trespassing you from both of their stores. >> If you return, you'll be cited or possibly taken to jail. >> Yep. >> Understand? >> Yep. >> Okay. I will leave this with the jail. >> Eventually, she's found guilty and ordered to pay a $238 fine for retail theft. Number two, police couldn't believe what this shoplifter wanted during his arrest. Police are called to a Dollar Tree after staff report a shoplifter. Here's what happens when they arrive and catch the suspect red-handed. >> Where's this from? >> Mine? >> That's yours? >> Mine? >> This is not the first time. All right. I just came out here just the other day for the same stuff. >> You said what? >> Listen, just take out whatever you have in there. What's up, baby? How are you? It >> It was just this. >> You guys want to take on? >> And that's it. >> Okay, babe. Okay. >> Okay. >> Hold on. >> I'll let you guys. >> What is it? >> A drink. >> That's a drink, too. >> Exactly. >> But I had this one. That's what I'm saying. You're >> I didn't have this. >> That was from here, right? >> Mhm. >> Okay. That's what I'm saying. That's what I'm saying. You're going to have to go get medical care because I can't have like That's what I'm saying. We big humans and you That's what I'm saying. Like >> it's going to have to get cleaned up. Whatever you about. Whatever you about. Whatever you about, >> I'm going to have to clean that up. That's who I am. When When you work on a system and your cameras don't work with you, that's what I'm trying to tell you. That's what I'm trying to tell you. You're not Get Get out of the store. >> Yeah, that's what I'm trying to tell you. You're gonna have to uh get medical You're gonna have to get medical screened because that's what I'm saying. When was the last time When was the last time that you got medical screen? That's what my job is. >> Listen to my partner. >> So, that's what it's going to be. She's going to keep doing that. That's what I'm saying. It's going to be >> We're going to keep on doing this if you come back. >> It's going to be your position, >> sir. >> What's our position? >> That's what I'm trying to tell you. That's what I'm trying to tell. >> We're not here to do anything. >> Yeah. You're not Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Cuz you're not That's not right. Yeah, you can't do that. >> But outside of the medical department, outside of the medical department, you're charging people. It doesn't matter. >> It doesn't matter. Outside of the medical department, you need to fix that. You need to fix that. >> All right. So, listen. Listen. I don't know what you're about. I don't know what you're about. Listen. You're getting too close there. Come on. >> Exactly. Exactly. >> All right. Come on. Come on. Come on. >> Exactly. She's going to have to understand that. >> Cops try to keep things chill, but Maple's emotions are all over the place. >> All right, man. You have a good day. All right. >> That's what I'm trying to tell you. I can't go in there anymore. A dollar, bro. I'm rich. Listen. Listen. That's what I'm saying. You think that somebody about >> Don't go back in there. Okay. >> Just calm down. >> That's what I'm trying to tell you. >> You good though. You good. >> But you are a cop. What are you good though? Cuz you strong, right? You can't handle that. You up here. >> You can't handle that. >> You cannot handle you coming back. It don't matter. It don't matter. Just like you don't want me next to you. Don't talk to me. Look, you >> just like you don't want me next to you. Don't touch me. I didn't ask for you in my city. >> I didn't ask for you in my city. My last name IS MAPLE. SO, I DON'T UNDERSTAND WHAT YOU'RE talking about. >> All right. So, go on. You're good to go. >> THAT'S WHAT I'M TRYING TO TELL YOU. >> DON'T DISRESPECT ME. >> GO. >> You dropped your thing. >> That's And guess what? This work with your system, too. Keep with me. Keeping with me. Come on. Come on. Come on. >> Keeping with me. My mother passed. My dad passed. I'M DONE WITH YOU. OKAY, GO AHEAD. >> GET out of my face. >> You're embarrassing. All you black as letting white talk to you any kind OF WAY. THAT'S WHERE YOUR POSITION AT RIGHT BEHIND YOU. >> DISRESPECTFUL. I DON'T I'M NOT TALKING TO YOU. I UNDERSTAND RIGHT NOW. >> BUT I DO THIS [ __ ] >> I listen. >> Hold up. >> I do my last name Maple. What? Cuz you talk about me and MY FOOT STANDING ON THE GROUND. ALL YOU BETTER BE ON THE GROUND WITH THE SAME [ __ ] Maple >> over a dollar AND I'M ASKING YOU FOR MEDICAL ATTENTION. >> I'M ASKING THE BANKS AROUND ME FOR MEDICAL ATTENTION CUZ I WAS IN THE house healing. >> Down for a second. >> Thank you. >> Oh my. >> Thank you. >> THAT'S WHAT I'M TRYING TO TELL YOU. EVEN THAT REAL. >> But you good though. You making it worse than what it got to be. Just go. >> It's never worse than what it got to be. It's black mouth when it's white mouth. >> Don't talk to me. >> You like up here. Calm down here. >> Tell you. >> No matter how calmly they speak, he keeps spiraling, ranting about authority and accusing them of everything under the sun. >> You want medical? >> I want medical screening for y'all. >> YES. WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME YOU GOT CHECKED? WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME YOU GOT CHECKED? People really are citizens and need to know about they they departments. That's what we here for. That's what we here for. WE DON'T CARE. YOU'RE NOT GOING TO TALK TO ME. >> I MY MOTHER MY father passed and my mother was sick. I was concerned ABOUT HER. >> THEN PETE, I'M 27. I've been out. I don't about none of these. >> Do me A FAVOR, BRIAN. BRIAN, I DON'T GIVE A about none of my mother. My mother passed. LISTEN TO ME. I don't need no I don't need that. I need you TO GET MEDICAL SCREENING. WHY DO I NEED YOU TO GET MEDICAL SCREEN? I DON'T KNOW WHAT THE INSIDE MY STORES EVER SINCE USING cameras and not HAVING CAMERAS. YOU NEVER HAD CAMERAS BEFORE AND NOBODY WAS CHECKING ON Y'ALL EVER EVER SINCE ME. SO, YOU NEED TO GO ahead and do the >> want to check in MY BAG. BABY, CHECK THE CAMERAS. WHY DON'T YOU HAVE Why don't you HAVE THE WHY DON'T YOU HAVE >> Yo yo, do me a favor. >> This is Maplewood. My last name is April. My parents died, bro. I don't give a >> I don't give a I hate cops. Why? Cuz y'all have knots trying to know where they got came from. >> Stop being What is your name? >> Y'all so disabled in the sky, bro. That's what I'm trying to tell you. >> What is your name? >> Figure out medical screening. That's what I'm That's what God is talking to you about today. Figure out medical screening. Get Get yourself to a hospital because my mother was about to pass that same way. That's what I'm trying to tell you. She was about to pass by the hospital the same way. Y'all getting hard and turned on about my mother. >> Don't talk to me. >> Though he doesn't resist physically, his speech grows more scattered as he talks about his identity, past trauma, and confusion over the situation. You talking about my >> I never invited you in my family. Your word is never going to reach mother with me. I'm your mother. What are you talking about? You got you got security cameras on yourself now. You do. Now that's what I'm trying to tell you. You got security cameras on you now. What else are you going to complain about? What else are you going to complain about? face, bro. That's what I'm trying to tell you. Don't move my way cuz you do not move my way, bro. That's what I'm trying to tell you. All that language, all that knowledge, when you get to making a funny face and knowing yourself. That's cool. >> But you stuck in the city. You stuck in the city. I'm Maple to tell you that. >> Hey, Maple. I'm First of all, let me introduce I'm Officer Rose. Okay, I didn't introduce myself. I'm sorry about that. >> Guess what? You're Maple, right? How you doing? All right. Hey, so listen. Right. >> Rose, too. What's up? Listen. So also me too. That's what I'm trying to tell you. >> All right. Hey. So is there anything that you need? Like you know like >> why it's a question. >> WHY WOULD Y'ALL WHY WOULD Y'ALL ASK me what I need if I got out of a store about what I needed? >> Listen. >> You're dirty and you don't understand it. Get out of my face. >> Okay. Maple. >> YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND. YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND. The body >> I'm not crazy. >> Y'all need to clean yourselves up. Y'all need to find out to get out outside of >> and that's that. >> Yo, >> anything I need, bro. >> Listen. Anything I need, but it's get it for me. >> Hey, Maple. All right. Listen. All right. I'm going to need you to put the bag down for me. Why? What's going on? >> What's going on? Put that down for me. Oh, just listen. Just cooperate with us right now. All right. >> When they finally tell him he's being detained, he doesn't take it well. But the officers handle it professionally. >> What's going on? Are y'all going to get medical attention, bro? >> Listen. Listen. You got a pin right there. All right. Let me look. I'm just Yeah, take that off. All right. Give me that. I'm put it right here. Okay. This is going to be me. Okay. Just put your hands behind your back. Just put your hands behind your back. Yeah, that's fine. Can I not go to jail, please? Can I not go to jail? Can I not go to jail? >> I don't want to go to jail. >> Relax. Listen. Listen. Okay. Listen to me. >> You good with us, right? >> I'm not crazy, bro. >> We know you good. Just relax. >> All right. Listen, Mel. All right. I'm going just I'm going to just check you right quick. Okay. >> Okay. All right. >> Am I going to get arrested? You mind if we did take the ski mask off? >> Huh? >> You could do whatever you want. What am I telling you? I'm not against you. I'm take your head off. >> Am I going to jail? >> You got We're going to go to headquarters. All right. Can I not get in trouble? Like I'm talking. >> I don't want to get in trouble. >> You're good. You good. You good? >> But like every time like what is this? >> Can I go home? You can't go home right now. >> That's what I'm saying. Like I'm talking like just talk to me. Like that's what I'm trying to tell you. Talk to me. >> You weren't talking before. >> That's what I'm saying. >> Hold on. >> I got to put it down just a little bit. Okay. I'm not going to take it off. I'm telling you. I just want to go. I don't know about being arrested. So, it's not really that. >> You put your air point your earpods in your case. >> That's what I'm saying. I feel like I'mma lose things around y'all. Like for real. Well, no. >> But no, like this is mean. Like that's mean. Like >> that. >> I'm telling you. I >> That's what I'm trying to say. >> Even on the way out, he's still worried about his things. Convinced something will go missing. >> You asked if you asked me if you asked me if I need anything. And then >> if I needed anything else and then Why would That's what I'm trying to tell you. That doesn't make any sense. >> It doesn't make any sense >> that you would be a cop and ask me if I need anything, but yet a minister was in the can outside of the can. I don't know. I don't know. >> All right. Maybe I'm pulling your pants up. All right. >> I just want to be released like out of this. That's what I'm saying. I'm disturbed. I'm disturbed. I need to be released out of this. >> I don't want to be in No. >> Let's go. >> I don't want to be in this, sir. Please. >> I understand. But you have to come with us. cannot. >> You good? You good? >> I feel like I'm going to lose my thing. I promise you. You good? You mean good. You have to have it in front of me. >> That's crazy. That's crazy. That's crazy. >> That's what I'm asking you for, bro. I need to go. I really need to, bro. There's too many cops. >> I'm too pretty for this. Seriously, he's not even supposed to look like this. >> Bro, can I have my stuff back? Seriously, I'm never >> Your stuff's coming. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's what I'm trying to tell you, bro. >> Put that back in the trunk. >> Yeah. 90. >> I'm trying to go home. I'm not fighting. >> There's more stuff on that side. Through it all, the cops [music] keep their cool and get him safely secured for transport with me and I'll teach you too. Okay, don't worry about that right now. You taking people and asking about your eye, they're not going to hear nothing back. And that's me and that's me. >> And that's me. We good clip. >> So you go in here >> and you tell them about that. >> And that's me. Tell them about that. Tell them about that. >> Uh just sit right here. You good? >> Going to go around. >> Tell them about a cop and how you got a camera. What's a camera? What's a camera? >> I'm trying to help you out. What's the camera? >> I'm I'm seriously trying to help you out. What do you mean? >> I'm going to put the seat belt on. Can you just sit back for me? >> Let go of the >> Stop being upset. That's That's a seat belt. >> I know. That's a seat We got to We got to put the seat belt in. Yeah. >> You You then You don't know how to handle a seat belt? >> You don't know how to handle a seat belt? That's what I'm trying to tell you. >> It can't be contained cuz you don't know what you're doing. >> You good? >> I I I don't know what this is, bro. >> Let me go. two drinks. Arizona had here and the cranberry is the one that wants to actually char And that folks is how you argue your way straight into a jail cell. Number one, target Karen gets arrested and immediately shows her true colors. Officers are dispatched [music] to a Target store for a suspected shoplifting incident. The same woman had already been caught stealing earlier that day, and now she's back walking through the store. is loss prevention quietly keeps an eye on her. She tries to walk out without pain, unaware that officers are already waiting for her outside. >> Light her up. >> Looks like the male just went back inside. >> Light her up. >> Huh? >> Pay for your stuff. >> Where's your receipt? >> I have a Apple. I have to target pay. >> Got an ID on your phone. >> Oh, of course it is. Convenient. >> What you want to do? >> Get your ID out. >> It's not here. >> Where is it at? >> Where's your car at? >> No, it's not yours. >> No, it doesn't m >> What happened? >> You didn't pay for yourself. So, if I need to go do my seat, >> that's what I can do. >> What do you mean? >> What's your first name? >> How did you pay with it? >> Cuz my phone did it. >> How did you pay with it? That's what That's why I'm asking. >> Apple Pay, gang. Like, if I'm l I'm >> for my phone just dead. It was Apple Pay. Like where I could go like this. And that's why I telling you like my phone just dead. >> Oh, they're telling us other way. So, >> okay. Well, how can anything go through with it? Like if I'm like, okay, >> you had a charger in your phone in your car. >> I don't got a charger. >> Okay. >> All right. Go to your phone. What's today? >> You know what day today? >> Friday. >> What's today? Cook County. >> Yep. >> They waste no time listening to excuses and quickly move in with cuffs. >> You're not worried about Cook County. >> I'm not saying I'm not worried about Cook County, but like >> Hold on. Hold on. >> So, put me in the car. >> We will. Don't worry. >> Grab my grab. Right. >> So, then grab my phone. You going to put me in the front seat? >> Uh, no. >> So, that being said, >> no, listen. >> Is it going to listen or no? >> I'm listening. What's up? >> Somebody What? >> You drinking? >> No. >> Well, it sure smells like >> Wait. [snorts] Hey, can you roll down my window? >> He said what? >> Hold on. I got you right now. >> She went here earlier this morning. >> Okay. >> Stole some stuff. >> Yeah, she wreaks of booze. So >> So she earlier this morning she stole some stuff. LP didn't know exactly what. >> Let's get some pictures of this. But turn it back in. >> So he's uh he's working that up now. >> Okay. She came back today or just now. So I'll take this back to him. He'll get he'll get us a receipt for it to know how much this is. He's working on how much it was earlier today. This is obviously uh earlier today was unreported yet. >> So they'll be there'll be essentially two two cases. >> Two cases, >> right? One this morning and then one right now. >> Is the guy still in there? >> The guys in the guidance take anything. >> We're going to get you back to station in just a little bit. >> So what that mean? Wait. Come back. Amaya. Amina. Come back. Wait, >> I know you're intoxicated, so your uh timeline is messed up. >> So, that being said, FOR MY PEOPLE BIRTHDAY, NO, let me talk. >> Let me talk. >> You're just screaming at me and I'm trying to answer your question >> cuz Okay, LET ME TALK FIRST. >> Answer your question. >> Can I talk first? >> Sure. I was trying to answer you, but scream at me somewhere. >> That have nothing to do with me. If y'all didn't get the person right then and there. >> In the patrol car, she goes on a full rant about how unfair everything is and [music] how she's completely innocent. >> Have nothing to do with me. >> You're under arrest for uh >> for retail conf and um >> that quite freaks me that still have nothing to do with me. >> Right. The cart you pushed out with all the >> nothing to do with me. >> Okay. What is your name? >> Y know my name. Try to take me to G and don't know my name. What's my name? >> You never told me your name. So tell me your name in there. Let's go down there. >> Okay. I'm not going to tell you. Y'all going to have to call your sergeant for me to talk to him. >> Well, you want me to do your property? She didn't put her NAME DOWN. >> OKAY. WELL, I SAID WHAT I SAID. >> SO, >> quite frankly, call your sergeant to get my property, right? >> What do you need a sergeant for? >> Cuz I said it. Cuz y'all >> Hold up. Hold up. You're going too far. Hold on. >> No, I ain't going too far. >> I got to take these off. Not right now. >> I'm going to take them off. You're going to take a seat. All right. >> I'm going to take my seat. But like I said, >> uh rest IN THE WRONG DIRECTION. 10. >> Hold up. Hold up. Hold on. >> Let me twist my arm. >> Twist. >> I'm going to take it off from you. Twist it. >> What do you want me to twist it for? >> Just take it off. >> I don't have to twist it. Take a seat. >> Annayia, >> take a seat. >> Quite frankly, if you put me in the system right now, >> they going to tell you >> you I hate pink. >> Pink people. >> Pink. >> Okay. >> You're brown just like me. >> What is >> pink people? >> Yeah. >> You >> Mhm. >> make life hard. >> Yeah. Y'ALL DON'T LIKE BLACK PEOPLE FOR REAL. Y'ALL DON'T LIKE PEOPLE FOR REAL. SO I DON'T KNOW WHO KEEP WORKING WITH YOU. >> BUT QUITE FRANKLY, SHUT UP AND LET ME TALK. >> NO, YOU'RE BEING QUITE >> She refuses to cooperate, dodges questions, and yells over the officers when they try to talk to her. >> BEING VERY CLOSE TO ME. >> YOU'VE BEEN SCREAMING AT ME SINCE WE MET. [screaming] >> Let me talk. Like I said, >> can you talk without screaming at me? >> I'm going to talk. >> Okay. But you're going to let me talk first. >> Go ahead. >> I have nothing against you. >> That's good. That means me and you're going to get along, right? >> Cuz currently my grandpa is real. >> That's good. >> I'm Mexican. You ain't did nothing to me. You did your job. But this pink person >> quite frankly, y'all are deporting people. >> I'm deporting people. >> Your kind is deporting people. >> So that being said, >> WHAT'S MY KIND? >> SHUT UP. LET ME TALK. I'M ASKING >> LET ME TALK. >> WILL YOU PAUSE? >> OKAY. Go ahead. >> Go ahead and talk. >> You pink >> because the Trump pink >> are deporting people again. I'm not talking to you and you know quite frankly I'm not talking to you. THAT'S WHY YOU'RE SMILING AND LAUGHING. >> I'm not talking to you. >> You're just being president. SO, ARE YOU ARE YOU GOING TO TELL ME YOUR NAME OR NOT? >> I'm not talking to you. >> Now, say that to me. >> And I am like white people because >> that's unfortunate. >> Oh, you're right. >> Frankly, it's really nothing against you. >> But my granny my granny was in Mississippi in Arkansas. So, she racist. So she raies me. So therefore I don't like white people. >> Hello. >> You and your people. >> You and your grand. >> Oh, her last name. >> S P A N. >> So therefore, you need to figure out. >> The officers remain calm and continue the process while she behaves like this. Yeah. >> She's brown just like me. SO YOU LOOK HER IN THE DOOR like I was going to be mad at her pink. You see how you turn red? >> I can't. >> Right. >> I'm going to take it off. All right. >> I'm not you BROWN JUST LIKE ME. >> Hold on. >> You and I know. >> Pronounce it however you want. >> No. Tell them how you say your name. >> I don't care. Ala put your hands up. Do you have anything that [ __ ] take care of me? >> NO. SO Y'ALL DETAIN ME was stupid. >> No, you were stealing. >> I just That's what I'm saying. >> All right, let her do let her do her thing and then we can go. >> She's eventually charged with felony retail theft and released pending a court appearance. And there you have it. Another bad acting job ruined by good surveillance. Drop your thoughts in the comments.