In a place built on security, these shoplifterss still tried their luck and paid for it. Here are three cases when airport shoplifterss realize they've been caught in 4K. Number three, skipping the tab cost this woman more than she expected. On October 15th, 2020, officers were called to a local airport after reports of a woman refusing to pay her bill at one of the restaurants. What follows is more than just a disagreement over a bill. Go ahead. >> I'm not paying to jail cuz I'm not >> I ain't question those white people when they was here. Now they asking a black I want to sit here and do that. I'm not doing that with y'all. Come on. I'm not to pay this [ __ ] >> It's $98. >> Don't go there with You know what? I GOT MAD BREAD in my pocket. So, it's not even about paying me. Y'all want to pick and y that bill was already paid for >> what was the problem? >> I didn't pay for this. She'll open it. Her bill said somebody she paid it and put the money on the thing her money. She >> Oh, who who's the manager here? >> I'm the manager. >> Okay. >> Yeah. So if she doesn't want to pay, you got you want to press charges against >> I already paid my tab. If I IF I WAS IF I WAS not to be standing right here right now, I would have never paid my tab. >> Okay, >> don't play with me. I paid my tab. >> I GOT MAD BREAD TICKET. >> I'm going to I'm going to She says she doesn't have any money right now. SO she >> I'm going to go. She needs to not cause all this commotion right now. >> I'm not paying no. >> You have another unit responding here or not? Once the manager fills them in, officers know exactly what they're dealing with. Unfortunately, the woman meets them with immediate hostility. >> Can you read me? for I'm waiting for the second unit. >> So when you say you paid, you use your credit card. >> Is that what happened? >> I got right. You keep asking me about credit card. I got Brent. I paid cash. Brent. You know what bread means? Money. >> You got You got the receipts from them or no? >> Yo, if I throw a bon at him, y'all going to all be tight. Y going to have to lock me up. Tell him, "Leave me alone because I already paid my dues." >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I paid my dues. My dues are paid. I mean, I took the cuitity off and I made it cheaper, but I don't know what she wants to do. >> I took the tip off, which was $14.20, >> right? >> So, she to pay the $84 would be I I'll call it even. You know what I'm saying? But she got to pay something. >> Yeah, I know. >> I mean, so >> she got money in her pocket over there, so I don't know why she won't pay her first deal. >> How you doing? >> Hi, how you doing? problem. >> Uh, we have a signal too refusing to pay. >> She still here. >> She says that she paid her ticket. She laid the money on the counter, but there's bartenders saying the ticket was never paid. >> The manager puts forward a fair compromise, giving her an easy way out. Now, it's up to her how this goes. >> Um, I'm trying to get her to pay the $98. That was her original ticket. I took the tip off and everything to make it cheaper for her, which is $84. >> Where's she at? >> She's right here. She's got money. She wants to buy the guys next to her drinks. I'm not going to give her any more drinks until she pays these. >> Okay. So, she want to pay. She got plenty of money. So, she just need to pay the $84 tab. He said if she don't pay the $84 tab, then she in the restaurant. >> I can hear >> if she don't pay the I took the gruty off. I'm trying to work out something for her. If she she needs to pay the $84. >> Okay. And she refuses to apply. Is is he prosecute? >> Yep. >> Okay. So, who's on duty manager? >> I'm the manager. >> Okay. So then you'll be the one to go down as a victim. >> That's fine. >> All right. >> And she wants to pay the $84. You want >> to take a paid for it? >> Are they telling me that you didn't paid for it already? blows. >> I gave you that receipt. I paid for it already. >> You give it to me. >> I Whoever I gave it to, I paid for it already. >> That's why I have >> I took some money off the tab, sweetheart. I took it off to $84. >> Can you just pay the $84, please? >> Ladies and gentlemen, we don't want you to get any trouble. So, let's get that pick up. >> All right. Listen to me. >> I'm talking to you. Talk to her. >> All right. I don't like You're being very aggressive. I don't >> I would like to speak to her. >> Talk to her. >> I would like to speak to her. >> You don't have that. All right. >> Okay. So, you're in my face. >> Go ahead. Talk to her. I'm going to make it real simple for you. You made a top or you go to jail. It's real simple. Okay. >> Instead of taking the easy way out, she doubles down, dragging things out while the officers make it clear they're done negotiating. [laughter] You have no money. I DON'T HAVE IT. I don't have it. I don't have it. >> I don't have it. >> How much do you have? >> I don't have it. >> I have nothing. Nothing. You >> have no money on your So, you came here >> with no money. >> No money. >> Oh. Uh, >> purposely order together. No, I didn't order drink. I'm sorry. So, you purposely order. >> The guy ordered drink and he let him leave. That's his problem, not mine. Okay. What's your first name? >> All three of us. We're all together. >> What's your first name? >> What's your last name? >> I'm here. >> So, how are you flying here? >> I'm not. >> I'm going home. >> All right. All right. All right. All right. ALL RIGHT. ALL RIGHT. I'MMA PAY FOR IT. I'M PAY FOR IT. >> Do it. Come over here. Do it. Come over here. I'MMA PAY FOR OW. I said I'MMA PAY FOR IT. I'MMA pay for it. >> RELAX. NO. >> I'MMA PAY. OW. [screaming] >> RELAX. >> I'MMA PAY FOR IT. >> RELAX. RELAX. >> NO. Get off of me. >> Relax. Relax. >> No. No. No. >> RELAX. >> NO. >> WE were too nice to you. We were kind to you. >> Yo, what? >> We were kind to you. >> Get off of me. I didn't DO ANYTHING. I SAID >> RELAX. >> I GOT THE MONEY. [screaming] OW. >> Just kidding. >> MY NAME IS EMILY PALMER. I'M GOING I GOT THE MONEY. >> LEAVE ME ALONE. I SAID I GOT THE MONEY. LEAVE ME ALONE. I GOT THE MONEY. STOP. >> STOP. STOP. [screaming] STOP. Give me [screaming] a hand. >> Officers are forced to work through a rough take down and her refusal to cooperate only makes it more chaotic. >> Give me your hand. >> Relax. Put your HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BACK, JESSICA. RELAX. >> RELAX, MAN. RELAX. >> I SAID I GOT THE MONEY. I'M GOING GIVE YOU GUYS THE MONEY. I'M GOING TO GO HOME. >> I GOT MY I GOT WHAT DO YOU WHAT DO YOU GUYS WANT ME TO PAY? WHAT DO YOU GUYS WANT ME TO PAY? ALL RIGHT, I'LL GIVE IT TO YOU. I'LL GIVE IT TO YOU RIGHT NOW. I'LL GIVE YOU GUYS $100. HE'S BREAKING my arm. >> There it is. Right there. >> Relax. >> GET OFF OF ME. GET OFF OF ME. GET OFF OF ME. GET OFF OF ME. Hey yo, WHY? I'm not dealing with YOU TALKING ABOUT. GET OFF OF ME. GET OFF OF ME. >> JESSICA, RELAX. >> My name is not Jessica. My name is Kevin Palmer. I will give you guys the money RIGHT NOW. I'M NOT GETTING LOCKED UP. All right. Can you not ROUGH ME UP? BACK UP. LIKE, you're on my butt, bro. Like, back up. Move. [screaming] >> Relax. >> Relax. That's called resistance. >> I'll get your stuff. >> So, >> I got MAD BREAD, BRO. And there's more. If you want more, >> it's right there. 100. Give them the hund. >> I don't care ABOUT THAT, BRO. I DON'T GIVE A about money, bro. You think I GIVE A ABOUT MONEY? MY FAMILY IS RICH. >> I am rich. >> I'm trying to cooperate with you. >> Eventually, officers regain control. But even while being escorted out of the airport, she continues acting in a way that draws attention from everyone around. >> I need my Bible. I need I'M GOING TO GET >> THAT'S THAT'S LAW. THAT'S LAW. THAT'S LAW. >> THAT'S THE LAW. [screaming] >> I'M GOING TO GET IT for you, honey. I'm going to get it >> and put them on my bag. >> Put him in the bag. >> Yo. >> Okay. Can you let me go? I'm But I don't want you I don't want you to have my I have a dislo. >> No, you can hold me from the back. [laughter] >> Where's my bag? >> I got it. >> I'm sorry. Where's my >> in? Let me check the bag. >> Yeah. >> Let make sure I get my bag. No. No. No. WHAT DID I DO? THAT WAS SO WRONG. What did I do that WAS SO WRONG? WHAT DID I DO THAT WAS SO WRONG? LIKE, WHY DO YOU WANT TO TAKE ME TO JAIL? I DON'T WANT TO GO TO JAIL. I'M TRYING TO GO TAKE CARE OF MY GRANDMOTHER. DO YOU UNDERSTAND THAT? Do you guys >> Now seated in the patrol car, the suspect has little left to say while officers turn their attention to the next steps. That's the hard stuff. >> Yeah. Whatever airlines she's flying with. >> I don't know. Let's check her back. See, maybe >> what happened? >> What? >> She want a pair of >> Oh, she's drinking. >> Yeah, >> she's got cash on her. >> She's got cash. >> She's got more than enough cash on her. >> All right. Just put in your in your report, just put that she refused to take off her bag. Should we cut it? >> Yeah, absolutely. >> Yeah, absolutely. >> I don't know which aine. Let's ask her. >> And you know what you can do? You give her >> which aine you flying with? >> Can I please just Yeah, you will. Which? >> I don't want any problems. I'm not looking for any problems. I swear to God. I just want to get to my grandma. I have toine spirit. >> Spirit. Okay. >> Can I please just I need air. Can I spirit? Yeah. Yeah. >> After putting both the restaurant staff and officers through unnecessary turmoil, she ends the night facing charges for disorderly conduct and resisting arrest without violence. Number two, luggage thief didn't expect police to be waiting. On May 9th, 2025, officers are dispatched to Tampa International Airport after several personal items are reported stolen. A male passenger matching the thief's description soon finds himself face to face with the police. >> What's up, buddy? >> Hey, what's up, buddy? >> How are you doing? >> All right. >> What brings you to the airport today? >> Uh, [snorts] >> not much. >> You got any ID on you? >> Uh, yeah. I have a truck ID. >> Yeah. May I see it? >> Yes, sir. >> Absolutely. You mind taking your hood off for me? >> Thank you. >> Are you flying out? >> I flew in. >> When? >> Um, just trying to figure out where >> You've been here a couple days. >> I've seen you around. You've been here a couple days. >> No, not I haven't been here. >> Yes, you have. >> No, I saw you a couple days ago. >> And we saw you at the rental car. >> Level four. >> Do you remember being here a few days ago? No, I just I just got here the like a few hours ago. >> Few hours ago from where? >> I got to figure out what what I'm doing. >> What is it? >> I figure out what I'm doing. >> Yeah. >> What do you mean? >> No, like a hotel or whatever. >> No, you say that you landed. They just came a couple of >> So, when did you came? >> Few hours ago. >> He strongly denies any involvement, but surveillance footage and witness accounts tell a very different story. At this point, the officers move forward to secure his cooperation. >> On your back on your back idiots does it take how many >> how many how many >> apparently three. >> For what? >> Right now you're being detained right now. >> For what? >> So we determine cuz we're doing an investigation right now. >> Investigation on what? >> On some crimes that we're investigating. >> Like what? >> I'll explain it to you in a minute. >> You got a seat. I'm going [clears throat] to go ahead and read your rights. Okay. >> Hold this for me. Hold. Yeah. >> It's like it's hanging there like >> I'm going to go ahead and read your rights. Okay. It's going to be up to you if you want to answer my question or not. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> You got me in handcuffs. You asking me if it's okay. >> You don't have to answer. >> And I'm in handcuffs. What you asking me if it's okay for >> I'm going to ask you based on >> Ask. Just ask, bro. Just ask. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can will and be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to consult with an attorney before you make any statement or answer any question. And you have the right to have an attorney present during questioning. If you want an attorney but cannot afford or to hire an attorney, one will be appointed to you to represent you before and during questioning free of charge. You may use any of these rights at any time before or during question and you may stop >> so you can read play decent brother >> and you may stop me for >> and you may stop the interview at any time. >> What are you? >> You're detained. You're detained. >> What does that mean? >> What does that mean? I'm detained. >> You're not free to leave. >> Okay. I'm saying why you have these handcuffs on me for detain. You're not free to leave. >> All right. I'm not going to leave anyway. >> Let me let me just go and finish. Do you understand this? Do you understand >> stand up? >> Have a seat. >> Have a seat. >> Handc. >> Are you willing to answer any question or make any statements without an attorney being present? >> Of course not. You idiot. >> You're not. Okay. >> He stays defensive right up until officers say something that makes him noticeably uneasy. >> Okay. You're going to you're going to be arrested based on the cell phone that you took. Level four RCC. What cell phone? What cell phone? >> Okay. >> And see if you got what traffic. >> I only have my own cell phone. What are you talking about? >> Okay. >> What cell phone I took from who? What cell phone are you talking about? Your life, bro. I asked >> nothing that jacket. >> You know what I'm saying? >> Do you mind? Do you mind if we go through your luggage? >> Of course I do. >> So So you're not okay if we go through? >> Of course not. >> What are you stupid? >> I'm just asking. >> Check. >> Same tennis shoes. >> Yeah. >> What happened? Why? Whoa. Whoa. Did you see that? >> We can't answer questions. You invoked your right. So we can't we can't just >> You said you did not want to >> you charging me with something. What do you What cell phone? You messing the cell phone? What cell phone? >> It would be a theft of a cell phone. >> Whose cell phone? But what cell phone? I have my own cell phone. What cell phone? What cell phone? >> You invoked your right. We >> cell phone are you talking about? Bro, >> are you telling me now after having your rights read, you're willing to speak with us? >> Yo, what cell phone? >> I'll answer your question. Are you Where do you see your cell phone? >> After you've been advised of your rights to silent and your right to have an attorney, are you willing to speak with us? Are you telling me you want to speak with me now? Yes. >> What cell phone are you talking about? >> You didn't answer my question. I'm not answering yours. >> Your life. >> Whatever, dude. >> Useless. >> Keep telling yourself you doing you're doing a job. I'm not a real tired you hop on my phone. Why you hop on my >> Given the situation? Officers receive approval to search his belongings and what they uncover changes everything. >> Talk about what? >> The caller is no longer on property. He's the one who talk to him. >> She advised you arresting him. >> What is it? Are you arresting him for jewelry and other items? >> Then we can search his bag. >> Post arrest. >> I just wanted to ask you. >> Okay. So, he is under arrest. >> But the cell phone not going to be here because >> No, no, but he's under arrest for you're going to you're taking him to jail. Okay. So then we can search this. Okay. >> Why you you search myself right here? >> Because the cell phone he threw it out at the trash. Yeah. Yo. >> Yeah. >> If I go to any any of these, >> why you searching my Why you searching? Cuz you're under arrest. Huh? Why you got any here? >> Your life, bro. Don't ask me no questions, bro. >> Don't ask me no questions. I stand up. >> Oh, here you go. >> Passport. >> There's a passport. >> I keep seeing stuff with John Mahoney on it. John Mahoney. >> John Mahoney. I don't know who that is. Romeo. >> Got a passport for a John Mahoney. It's >> not even his. >> H. >> Yo, what are you doing? Fix my car. >> So, we're going to have to take this. >> Yeah. >> Fix my magazine. Stupid robbery on. >> He stays loud and combative, but it doesn't take long for him to realize these officers aren't entertaining the behavior. >> I'm from what? From who? >> You want to talk to us? >> From where? >> From where? >> You want to talk to us now? >> From where? >> Is that Is that what you're saying? You want to talk to us? >> I want to talk to who? >> You say you want to talk to us. >> You trying to be funny? >> I'm saying you want to talk to us. >> You trying to be funny? Nobody Nobody's telling you to get you me up for. >> All right, we're going to go to the car. >> All right, let's go. >> Just relax. >> Let's go. I'm as relaxed as possible. >> You know my uncle's a detective, right? >> Yeah, he's a detective. >> What the fing for? You look like a car. Relax. Can I >> take it easy, bro? We don't take it. We're >> just going to go this way. That's all. >> Take it easy. >> No. Yeah, we got to we got to search him. Search him. >> Did you check him like really good under in his waistband? Everything. >> Of course. Hold it. Put my foot back on. >> Spread your feet. >> Uhhuh. >> Spread your feet apart. >> Yeah. You're not in charge, buddy. Okay. So, you're not in charge. I don't know who you think you are. So, you're going to be searched. Okay. >> What's wrong with you? >> Why are you acting like this? >> Because you're not. >> All right. >> Yeah, we're in charge right now. So, maybe you should just calm down. >> Let me look at the phone. sides. >> Nope. >> You got anything on you? Cuz when you go to the You have anything on you, you're going to get a felon charge for about Look, I don't have anything on me, bro. What's wrong with you? >> You're still going to be checked. >> I am being checked. >> The cuffs go on, but so does the stubbornness, and the officers make the call to send him off. This guy right here. This guy right here. Yo, please my arm like that, bro. >> All right. >> Yo, my arm, bro. My arm, please. >> You see anything? No. >> Oh, no. >> No. >> Yo, bro, don't push my arm like that. >> Ah, my arm, bro. [ __ ] arm. Stop. Stop. >> Stop pressing. >> Stop tensing up then. >> Nobody touching up any >> sit down. There you go. >> Where's my shoes? >> We're going get your shoes. >> My shoes are like my >> We're going to get them for you. >> Your pathetic life. >> Your life. >> The investigation wraps up with a suspect under arrest and charged with grand theft. Number one, this thief picked the wrong place to pull a fast one. On December 5th, 2021, officers head to a local airport following reports of a stolen wallet belonging to a passenger. What they learned from the victim points them in a specific direction. >> What happened? >> It was in the bathroom. I was My flight's boarding right now and I put my backpack with my wallet in here and I was consolidating my bags. It was it for me. Went to the bathroom and I left it right outside the door. She grabbed it, opened it up, took my wallet, my ID, and all my stuff out right there in the bathroom like 5 seconds there. Then I grabbed my bag and I asked everybody, "Did you see? Did you see what happened?" They're like, "No, no, they have my [snorts] wallet. They have my ID. They have everything." >> Okay. >> Can you identify anything about them? >> No. No, nothing. There is a Louis Vuitton wallet. My credit cards are in there. Everything. Somebody saw me sitting at the terminal followed me. >> All right. So, they want us to open up also. >> What's your name? >> And you said a Louis Vuitton wallet. >> Yes. Brown. >> It's brown. >> It's the the LV logo. >> It's the logo wallet. >> How much is that? >> $1,200. >> Is it the the bill type pipe or >> It's a zipper. It zips all the way around the clutch. It's a clutch that zips around. It's a >> It's a whole purse. >> No, it's a it's a big one. It's about a zips around and you open it up. >> Is there a camera in front of the bathroom? >> There might be. >> So, I can't >> I can't fly, can I? >> You have your boarding pass and everything? >> I have my boarding pass. I have no ID. How do I get home? >> Don't let me fly. >> You'll have to talk to the airline. >> She left her wallet. The more she explains, the more concerning the picture becomes, with every added detail raising new questions. >> What was in the wallet? >> Credit cards. >> I think I think I probably give a sec. >> Have you found the wallet? >> Okay, >> relax. Just deal with him. You can't deal with his situation. Okay, >> deal with him. I get my >> I'm so sorry. I'm just >> The credit cards are in there. [music] There was about $70 in cash. >> List the credit cards. Visa. >> I have two Visas, one credit card, one debit card, and an MX. >> Hold on. >> I have driver's license. >> Hold on. >> One's a Visa debit. >> Visa debit. >> Visa credit card. Both Wells Fargo. >> Silver Platinum MX credit card. >> Hold on. Please collect those on the white article bill. >> $7 cash. >> You know the denominations. >> All round. >> You know the denominations like 20s and fives and 20s. >> You know how many of each? >> I had three 20s and I had two fives. And then I had >> my insurance cards are in there. If you have any questions like this, >> I don't think airport of all places though. >> You you can't leave your bags unattended. Um, can can the plane hold wait for me? >> So, when when is it supposed to leave? >> 12:20. It leaves at 12:20. >> Okay, you got time. As her worry grows, officers step in and recover the wallet, bringing some relief. At the same time, they gain information that may prove crucial moving forward. >> Yes. Yes, that's it. It's my ID. >> Listen, man. >> Relax. >> If this is yours, I'm going give you the claim. But the hyperness, it can't happen around me. I'm not that hyper. Okay. >> Looking for white female, white fur coat, burgundy roller bag with a white face mask. She's the one that dropped the wallet off over there in front of a different another female and just left. >> So they took all my cash. >> So that's what they told me. A white female, white fur coat burning a roller bag. And she walked she walked this way. >> She walked that way. >> Yeah. So, if you want me to try to see if you see her >> and maybe you see that's a lady she know for a fact who she saw dropped the wire off right now. >> Okay. Who who saw her drop the wall off? >> Waiting on the corner this way. You want to see her too? >> Do you need anything else from me, sir? >> If we if we if we find anybody, do you want to prosecute? >> Yes, I do. >> Okay. What What's What's missing? Just all my cash. >> Just the cash is $7. >> I got my ID. I've got >> But the $70 cash is gone. >> The $70 cash is gone. >> Okay. >> But that's it. I'm I'm happy at this point. >> Thank you, officer. >> Okay. >> Our detective will be in contact with you. >> Thank you. >> With a confirmed description in hand, officers begin scanning the airport for the person responsible. >> She just said she just saw somebody. >> Somebody said she just saw her walk through the door. We're still >> the code that we need a call for >> leaving. >> Yeah. >> Is she flying? >> Radio who's the person. >> What about this? >> You want to go call the passenger again? >> What about that right there? >> Let me >> Yes. It look like her. >> Her uncle jacket. That's >> Yeah, >> that's Is it her? >> I don't know. ask a question. You just flew in here. >> Yeah. >> Could you um could you come with us for a second? Let me >> I'm sorry. >> Could you come with us for a second? >> Can you have Can you have a seat over here for us, please? >> Right here. >> Let me get a lady, >> please. >> Do you have any identification? I don't know. >> I'm sorry. >> Yes, I can. >> Can I see it, please? >> Yes, of course. >> Take it out, please. >> What is it all about? >> Your passport. >> I just want to get out of here. Where did you just fly in from? >> In California. Okay. >> I'm coming I'm coming back to California. >> You're going back to California? >> Yeah. >> From where? >> From here. Fortell. >> Okay. But you just you just got here from California? >> A week ago. >> A week ago. >> And you're flying out to California. >> Yeah. What am I getting a citation for? >> You're not getting a citation. >> You're not getting a citation, ma'am. >> It doesn't take long before officers identify the suspect, but the conversation that follows leaves more questions than answers. >> So, can I have my brush? >> No. No, not yet. >> Positively ID. >> Is you have the information? >> I didn't get a chance cuz she running back and forth. Stay here. Are you >> Well, you let me to go get it. >> Yeah, please don't mind name. Yeah, the contact. >> I got you. No problem. >> Okay, >> Miss Weiss. >> Yes. >> Did you drop a wallet? >> Yes, I did. >> You You dropp What? What? What? What? Where? What wallet did you drop? >> This one? >> No. >> Did you drop a brown wallet? >> No, I did not. >> You didn't? >> No. >> Okay. Well, why is somebody telling us that you did? >> No, I don't not know why. Why is somebody telling us that you dropped the wallet? >> I don't know. >> I don't know. This is the wallet that I dropped. >> Okay. That's not what we're being told. >> I don't know what I mean. >> Okay. >> I don't know what you're being told. >> All right. >> 3 20 I need to be tomorrow at a flight at 7:00. Can I have my passport back? >> Not yet. >> She's really She's real ant to leave, too. >> I did nothing. >> Ma'am, I did nothing. >> Ma'am, a witness saw you drop some other lady's wallet. >> I found the wallet and I dropped it. >> Okay. Where's the cash out of it? >> I don't know. >> What do you mean you don't know? >> I don't know. Oh, you can show. Search me. Search me. >> Where's that? What's this? >> I don't know. Search me. >> Where's Where's Hold on. Hold on. >> It's my money. >> It's your money. You don't know that it's your money. >> I know that it's my money. >> How do you know that it's your money? >> Because it's my money. >> Because it's my money. >> Let me let me go see. Let me go talk to the victim. See if she wants to press charges. Officers return to the victim to share the update, but the conversation takes an unexpected turn they didn't anticipate. >> Okay, we've got her. We've got the We've got a a witness that saw her drop the wallet. >> But if you want to prosecute, you got to stay because she's out of state. >> I have to go for work. My hand's dying. >> Okay. >> I got a funeral, too. >> All right. So you So you're good with h you're good with having the wallet back and everything. >> I don't have a choice. I >> All right. >> I'm sure somebody will still be in contact with you, though. >> So you can't press charges. >> You you you have to you have to you have to sign affidavits and everything. I mean, Delta might be able to get you on the next flight. You want me to ask It's going to be too late. But no, >> I won't make it. >> All right. >> And I can't sign them. I'll be back this week. >> I'm sorry. >> I'll be back this week to I can't sign them then. >> The the the problem is is it's a it's a time thing. We can't I mean to to to put her in custody, we we have we have to have affidavit signed by the victim, the witness. You know, they they're going to they're going to pull video, the whole nine yards. And otherwise, she just gets off. >> I mean, I still do the report. I mean, they'll follow they'll follow it up as as you know, to the point of, but uh >> could you just see by chance what the next flight would be? >> Pardon me. Excuse me. Excuse me. Pardon me. Pardon me. Excuse me. Excuse me. Pardon me. Pardon me. Excuse me. Excuse me. Pardon me. The situation makes the booking even more complicated than expected. Though in the end, officers and the victim come to a workable agreement. >> Excuse me. Pardon me. Pardon me. Excuse me. Excuse me. Pardon me. >> You guys ever found cash? >> Well, she's got cash on her, but how do we know that it's yours versus hers? Um, but we we've got we we've got a we've got somebody that witnessed her dropping the wallet. >> When do when do you come back home? Friday. >> This Friday, what time? >> I'll be here by 3:00 p.m. >> And I'll be flying. Do you need the flight number? >> Do you have it? >> I do. >> Uh, it's going to be delta 1249. >> Okay. um >> at at at >> what could possibly be done is you can sign everything when you come back >> the pro the problem is with her living in California we may just have to let her go and then just file a warrant for her for her arrest. >> Okay. >> But like I said that that that's that's going to have to go on. That's beyond that's beyond my decision. >> I know it's not that much, but they can't do anything with that. >> Well, the the the deal is she took your $1,200 wallet, too. >> Yeah. >> That that's part of it. Yeah. >> So, I mean you if if if somebody didn't see her drop it, you would have been out last. >> So, all right. But, uh a detective will be contacting you. >> After learning how the victim wants to proceed, officers informed the suspect of the charges she may be facing and her reaction is immediate. >> Have a seat, man. Hello. Hello. So, did you did you find something? Can Can you Can you give me my passport? >> No, not yet. >> Not yet. >> Not yet. You're not free to go. >> Why? Why am I not free to go? >> Because you have been identified as stealing somebody's wallet. >> I'm not been identified as steal somebody's wallet. >> I I just And you admit And you admitted to me that you picked up the wallet and then dropped it. >> Yes. >> Okay. Have a seat. She has to go. Delta can't put her on the next flight. Um Murphy said >> write it up. She's coming back Friday so she can take care of everything when she comes back Friday. >> Have a seat and have a seat. >> Okay. I need to use the rest. >> Okay. Somebody's coming to let somebody's coming to take you to the bathroom. >> Okay. Have a seat. No, you don't touch that. >> Have a seat, ma'am. >> You don't touch that. You don't touch that. You don't touch that. >> Have a seat. >> You don't touch that. >> Three brother. >> I I just want to be free to go. >> Okay. Well, you're not You shouldn't have picked up the wallet. You shouldn't have taken the wallet. >> I I shouldn't do do something good. I don't I shouldn't have to do something good. >> Three bravo 20 29 and be check for California then. >> But uh he's he's calling he's calling the the duty detective. Have a seat, ma'am. >> He's calling the duty detective. >> Yes. Have a seat. >> So So I should let me be. >> Have a seat. I should let you go. >> Ma'am, you're not free to leave. Please have a seat. >> Please. Please. >> She eventually breaks down and tries a new angle, but by this point, officers have already anticipated it. >> Go. I need to catch the flight. If I catch the flight, it's 700. >> The flight is tomorrow. >> Cut the crap. >> Today. >> Cut the drama. >> The flight is today. >> You told me it's tomorrow morning. Hey, the flight is tonight. >> So, it's tonight. So, it's tonight then. It's 7:00 tonight. It's 12. It's 12:30. >> Here, she is. She >> have a seat. >> Have a seat. >> Have a seat. Have a seat, please. >> Have a seat. >> Have a seat, please. >> And I guess the detective is going to be calling me and we'll ask him. >> I need to get to the flight. I need to get to the flight. >> When is the flight? >> Tonight. >> Tonight. Today in the morning >> 7 o'clock in the morning. Okay, that's tomorrow. And you got plenty of time to worry about that. >> Yes, you do. You got plenty of time to worry about tomorrow. 7:00 a.m. Here, here, right here. Here is the frequencies. >> It's the 5th. It's the 5th. Is the 5th. >> It's the 5th. >> 7:47 tomorrow. >> 7:47 tonight. No, tomorrow morning. Just let me go. Just let me go. I did nothing wrong. I did nothing wrong. >> Okay, that's that's not what we've been told. We've been told otherwise. So, you're not free to go. The suspect endlessly begs the officers and even makes a ridiculous request, but the officers immediately remind her how reality works. >> Let me go enforcement officer. TSA OFFICER, >> PLEASE LET ME GO HOME. >> Please let me go home. Please let me go home. >> Who are you waiting for? >> We're waiting for a detective to call. >> Brook, I understand that you're anxious and I understand that you want to go, but you can't go right now. All right. >> Yeah, but can I go have a drink? >> No, no, we just I just said you can't leave right now. You have to stay right here on this bench. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> You can't go anywhere yet where there's things that we have to do. There's things that we have to check. And then depending on that, you'll either make your flight tomorrow or you won't. >> Okay. But in the meantime, >> can you can you can you detective? >> The detective is coming is be he'll be here in just a few minutes, but he's got to go to the office. Okay. He's going to check the video and then like I said, depending on what he finds, we'll go from there. Okay? But in the meantime, you have to stay calm and you have to stay seated. >> Can Can I Can I please have a margarita? >> No, you can't have a margarita. >> No, you can't have a margarita right now. When we're done when we're done here, if if you're free to go, then you can go have a margarita then. But not right now. No. Canon, please. >> The suspect was ultimately charged with grand theft. What's your verdict? Let me know in the comments and I'll see you in the next video. As always, stay safe out there, folks.