I see that you're shaking and everything. I don't I'm just trying to figure out if it's from nerves, from huffing, from medications. >> I'm nervous. >> Okay, >> get in the car. >> Let us talk to you. You need to stay in the car right now. >> Why are you What are you doing to my son? >> Nobody walks into Walmart expecting to leave in handcuffs. But that's exactly where these stories go. These are Walmart arrests nobody saw coming. Student thought she could get away with it. She was wrong. On June 14th, 2025, [music] officers were dispatched to Walmart after staff allegedly caught [music] a woman concealing merchandise inside her bag. When officers arrived, they headed to the loss prevention office where staff were already waiting with the [music] suspect. Oh, >> hi. Back at it, sir. >> All right. Is that how you say it? How do you say your name? >> Huh? >> Okay. Okay. >> So, >> that's where she $68. >> Yes. That's that stuff there in that basket. >> Um I started watching her. She was walking through the store. She had that reusable bag sitting in a cart and she had some stuff sitting in it. >> [snorts] >> Um, she went over, selected that white pork there from the apparel area and went over to Homelines where she removed uh a jar that she ended up returning after all this happened before I stopped her. And she removed a blanket that's actually sitting out on the the counter from the bag and set it on the shelf. >> Okay. >> Um, selected the rest of the stuff as I was watching her wandered around leaving that bag empty in the cart as she was selecting stuff. And then she went over to the uh celebration cards aisle, selected I thought she selected a card, but I haven't seen it here. Um, and then concealed all the stuff that's in the blue basket inside the bag, took the bag over on its side and closed the top so you couldn't see inside of it. Cut this stuff out of the bag, went up to register 12, paid for those items, which is that receipt right there. >> Perfect. >> She walked over to customer service with a mason jar about yay big. I'll have to check camera later to see if she actually came in with it or not. Okay. But she returned that jar um and then went out the door here to the sidewalk where I stopped her and brought her back in. >> Okay. >> We do have video of the registered 12 transaction if you'd like to see that. Yeah. Turn the So that up to two cents. So that's the mason jar right there in the cart still in front of the blue bag. >> Okay. >> To avoid any confusion, the officers carefully review the footage to identify which items were [music] allegedly concealed and which were already in the woman's possession when she entered the store. There's [snorts] that bag folded over. And I don't know if you're going to be able to see. Yeah, she goes just a little bit off camera. She stands it up and puts that stuff she paid for on top of the paid for merchandise. >> Okay. >> And then like I said, she goes from there, customer service does the return on the jar and then out these doors. >> Okay. And the jar, you said you weren't sure? I did not see her pick it up. She had it when I started watching her. So, I'll have to look at video to see if she came in with it or if she selected it here. >> So, you I'm guessing >> it's not included there. >> Okay. Well, if you do uh find out that she did she grabbed it while she was in here, can you just give me an updated? >> I'll email you and update it. >> Perfect. Okay. And then video footage of everything on a disc again. Yep. That cool. Yep. >> Awesome. >> Okay. So, that is everything. >> The stolen stuff. Yes. Gotcha. >> Okay. Um, whale. Let me read her her rights really quick and then we'll we'll do that really quick. >> Sounds good. >> Okay. [snorts] your rights really quick. Okay. >> Sorry. >> Do do you understand English pretty well? Okay. I'm going to read you your rights. Okay. Uh you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in a court of law. You have the right at this time to talk to a lawyer and have him present with you while you are being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these [music] rights and not answer any of my questions or make any statements. Do you understand these rights as I've explained them? Can can the door be closed? >> Uh, no. We're going to keep it open. >> After being advised of her Miranda rightites, the officers give the woman an opportunity to tell her side of the story. >> Do Do you understand these rights? >> Th this is just your rights. It's not stating anything. It's just I'm just trying to understand if you for to see if you understand your rights. Do you need me to read this again so you understand them? >> I got them. >> What? >> I got that. >> You got it. Well, I'm going to read them again to you and then I just need a yes or no if you understand them. Okay. Um, you have the right to remain silent. Uh, anything you say can be used against you in a court of law. You have the right at this time to talk to a lawyer having present with you while you are being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before questioning. If you wish, you can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any of my questions, any questions or make any statements. Do you understand these? >> Do you understand your rights? Does that explain to you? You do. Okay. Having these rights in mind, do you wish to speak with me? >> You wish to speak with me? Yes or no? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Perfect. Okay. So, um do you have anything to add? Do you did you have any do you dispute anything he said? Can I speak for you >> privately? >> I mean, I just want to get >> You want the door closed? >> You can come in like >> Okay. >> I I know I made a bad choice. >> I'm really really sorry. I mean, I won't do that ever again. I'm I'm from a good family and sorry I actually did wrong and I'm sorry for that. >> The officer takes a moment to explain the consequences and [music] what the woman should expect moving forward. >> Um I I [snorts] understand this is you know >> I mean I want to study. >> You want to study like at school? Is that >> I'm a student. >> Okay. Um, listen. Um, I I get this is a hard situation. All right. But we're gonna we're >> listen I'm going to write you a citation. You're going to go home today. Okay. >> Home. >> You're going to go home today. All right. So, >> yes, you're going to go home. >> You're going to be released from our custody today. So, you'll be free to leave after he cites you. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, you're not going to jail today. Okay. >> Jail? >> Yeah. You're not. You're not going to jail. Okay. Um, but I'm going to ask you a few questions. Okay. Uh, and then we'll do the citation. >> Citation as in >> what? >> The one that citation as in >> it. It's a uh it's a paper that we give you and it has your information, my information, and it'll tell you you have to uh appear to court over this issue. Okay? But you're not going to jail. Okay? So, you're going to be issued a cit citation, criminal citation. Okay. Do you do you still want to answer questions? >> Is there Yeah. Okay. >> Yes. >> I don't want to be in the papers or anything. I mean, I'm really sorry for that. I promise I won't let that happen again. >> I don't have anything to do with the papers. Okay. With like the news, if that's what you're referring to. >> The news like the paper. I mean I'm on a visa and like right now it's going actually strict which can cause problem with my studies as well. >> Okay. >> Before moving forward the officer makes one more attempt to confirm the woman's actions. >> Uh >> well so do [snorts] you have anything to dispute what he's saying? Like did you did you take that stuff? Yeah, like the same price I kept as well an umbrella, a blanket and a bag. >> And even the the jar that he's talking about, she wasn't able to find that on my card. I donated it like she was saying she I can keep it in lost and found or the donation and I agreed to it. I mean the 68 or something the price which is for that stuff the same price or maybe more than that I kept back and I did that because the stuff I had I wasn't using and I I made a wrong choice to keep it back this stuff. >> Do you do you have money to pay for >> Yeah. >> for the items? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Why' you Why' you decide to steal them? I made a bad drive. I'm sorry for that. >> Okay. >> And I won't let that happen with you. >> Okay. Well, at this time, again, you are you are under arrest at this point. Okay. >> Under what? >> Arrest. So, I'm going to have you stand up. I'm going to put handcuffs on you. Listen, you're not going to jail today, but stand up. Good. Just stand up. Turn around. Just turn around. generous. [snorts] So, ma'am, you're being audio and video recorded. Today's date is June 14th, 2025. Prophet time is 3:36 in the afternoon. You're under arrest for four. >> The officers prepare the woman for processing. But unlike many cases, [music] this encounter won't end at the station. >> Three, three, four. >> So, I gauged So, I gauged these and double locked them for you for your comfort, right? >> I just gauged them and double locked them so they don't get tighter on you. Okay. So, I'm going to read you something really quick and then we'll go back out to the car. I'm just going to read your rights again. And >> what's your date of birth? You have the right You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can't be used against you and in a court of law. You have the right at this time to talk to a lawyer. Have him present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before questioning. If you wish, you can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any of my any questions or make any statements. Do you understand these rights? >> Yes. Edward. >> All right. All right. So, we're going to go to my patrol car. >> We're going to write a citation. Okay. [snorts] >> Do I need to go like this? >> Yeah. You have to go in those cups. Okay. >> I'm really sorry for what I did. >> I understand. Um, are you are you guys going to bring the >> Yeah, >> all right. I appreciate it. >> I don't want to go like this. >> Let's go. You are going like this. Let's go. Go to the break. >> You have an identification from Washington. You have any local US identification? >> Other than that, do you have like a driver's license and identification cards? >> I have section. >> Okay. US passport or a foreign passport? Okay. So, what country? >> India. Okay. You have any ID in the United States from any other states? >> The officers [music] prepare to place the woman in the transport vehicle, but first they perform a search to ensure she's not hiding anything. >> No. >> Take a step left. >> Somebody going? >> Nope. We're just gonna You're gonna have a seat in here in a second, but I'm gonna search you. Okay. >> Yeah. >> So, turn towards the vehicle. Turn towards the vehicle. Thank you. >> Take a step back. All right. Widen your stance. Spread your feet out a little more. >> Don't move. Okay. >> All right. I'll start the music. >> Ma'am, which is your first name? >> My name is And you don't have anything on on mute that's going to stab me, stick me, or poke me. >> Sure. >> You don't have anything on you that's going to stab me, stick me, or poke me, right? Yeah. >> These don't have back pockets. >> No back pocket. Don't reach. You don't have back pockets. >> Don't reach. I don't remember >> what. >> I don't remember. Go ahead and bend just a little bit. >> Super chest. >> A second officer later arrives and the responding officers explain what led to the arrest. >> India. She briefly mentioned it when she was talking to you guys, but she mentioned it several times. Supposedly, she brought this in the bag. She left this on the shelf in North. [music] >> So, it's definitely >> Why' you Why did you get rid of the blanket that you >> I didn't wanted it? >> You didn't want it? >> I'm sorry. No, it's you. You brought it in, though. Here, walk this way. You brought it in, right? >> No. >> Okay. So, you just didn't want it anymore. >> No. Okay. >> All right. Back of my hand. I'm a super groin. Okay. Spread your spread your legs. Thank you. Have seat in the car. Watch your head. All right, I'm going to take your hair clip off for right now. Okay, I don't need to do that. >> Just go ahead and get comfortable. There's There's some uh >> Tuesday night. As long as she was wandering around, unless you just walk from the register and out the door. >> Oh, Tuesday. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I I'm off tomorrow. So, >> yeah, that's okay. Uh today, >> okay, we'll deal with the >> That's her personal stuff. So, do you want to spark the citation? >> The background check doesn't return what the officers [music] expected. With that, the officers begin double-checking the woman's information. >> He's going to do the trespass. Okay. Oh, yeah. Sorry about that. You're good. >> Okay. So, that's her ID. If you heard, I think Sneha is actually her first name andQatari is her last. They were unable to run her either way. Okay. Cuz it doesn't look like >> her first name, >> right? Katarina. Okay. Yeah, I'm confused. But I had them run it both ways. She doesn't come back. You might want to double check that. >> As her do >> India. >> India. If you want that. She's saying her first name is >> your first name. >> That's my >> birthday one more time. >> I'll make sure I flip that on my paperwork. >> That's what I had them run. So there's nothing in our databases or Washington. They can't run India. >> You don't have a driver's license? >> She said she did not. >> No. Okay. >> Or any kind of ID or anything in the US. You want to do your Christmas? >> Um, we can wait till she can sign it. >> So, when you're done or whatever? >> Yep. >> Okay. >> Congratulations. >> Thank you. Very good. >> How you been? >> Good. >> Each day as it comes, >> same same stuff. That's what I do. >> Thankful it's summer and most of the college kids are gone. >> Thankful it's only 73 and not 90 again or whatever. Yeah. You know, I'm for the kids, it's always I love to see him leave and I'm always glad to see him back cuz I'm bored by the end of the summer, you know, >> but it's nice to have a month and a half, two months of >> Well, and then we end up with the local. It seems like it seems to me like the locals go crazy then in the summer and we end up maybe it's just cuz we're around more or whatever, but we end up with more stuff. >> Well, not only the locals, but people are coming up from Clarkston and coming down from Spokane >> and and so it's like you change what you're doing. It's a different and the same thing when the kids are in town then know suddenly we're back to alcohol and this and you know so >> as the processing continues the officers spend a few moments discussing what they've learned >> and then of course and you always have your DVs to keep you busy >> unfortunately >> although the kids I mean the big one with the kids you know is really alcohol but it's also now all these semi you know ideiation threats, gestures, welfare checks. I mean, we do so much of that now. >> That's unfortunate. >> Yeah. I mean, it's >> I was looking I looked at the blog for something a couple months ago and one person was not having a good day. It was something about people were pointing lasers into their apartment and had broke into their apartment and did their dishes for them and left or something. >> Oh, well, we have some we have regulars and we have just people go through episodes and I don't know. These are all the kids, too. I mean, these are all kids who were in high school who were locked in for two years. I don't know how much that is or if it's generational, if it's just cuz they're all on, you know, the phones all the time or, you know, social media or I don't know what it or maybe it was always like this, you know, 40 years ago. It we do a lot of the mental health stuff and, you know, we don't we don't have a lot of a lot in the way of services for them. So, doing less of the overdoses at least. So, >> that's good. At least that's on the decline. Yeah. >> While the paperwork continues, the officers spend some time talking about what's been happening around the neighborhood. >> That went from nothing to tons to >> lower end now. >> Well, I think a lot of so readily available. I think a lot of them have it. So, where we used to get calls, come rescue this guy, they're doing it themselves or their buddies are doing it because they all mean now when we're >> Well, that's a good thing still, too. >> Yes. It's good. I don't know. know it's the old debate though but does that encourage them >> to do more >> to do I mean there's some people who will be deterred from doing it because they could you know some people who think well now if I something goes wrong is there's an easy fix so it's the same debate with uh you know does availability encourage more promiscuous behavior or does it so The final paperwork is completed, [music] bringing the processing to an end. >> Yeah. All right. I got some work to do, sir. Thank you for talking. Nice talking to you. Thank you. >> We're trying out, dude. Okay. Uh, so I'm going to read you this really quick. All right. So, uh, this is your criminal citation. Okay. So, uh, here's the Whitman County Court. This is will be the address right up here. Phone number, uh, in the website. All right. I got to reprint this. Uh, can you watch it really quick? I need to scale it down. It's cut off. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. So, I'm just going to scale down really quick. >> Yeah. >> 85. >> Okay. >> After [music] completing the paperwork, the officers explained what the woman should expect from this point on. >> All right, let's start this over again. All right, so here's Whitman County. Uh, this is the address. 32 Southeast Paradise, South Street. Okay. Here's their phone number. Um, here's your information here at the top. All right. Uh, this is a criminal citation for that's third. Okay. Um, this is your address we have here on file. This is where you're where uh they're going to send you this by mail. Yeah. They're going to mail you a letter to that address to your friend's house. You should have that letter within two weeks. [snorts] >> Yeah. All right. So, this is your information right here. Like I said, again, theft third. Okay. And here's my information down here at the bottom. Okay. >> Third means >> what >> theft third means? >> Theft third means that you stole uh uh $75 or less uh product. Okay. Means you just stole under $75 worth. >> 750. >> 750. Sorry. Okay. Uh, so I'm going to give you that. Here you go. So, they'll send you a letter in the mail and they'll give you a court date. Okay. And you will have to appear before a judge. Okay. Do you understand? >> Do you have any questions for me? >> No. >> He's going to do the trespass. >> All right. So, this is a notification restriction for property. This is a trespass for all Walmarts in the United States. Okay. This means you cannot come back. That's the parking lot and the building. Okay? That means you can't go to Moscow, Clarkston, Spokane, anywhere. Okay? If you come back to a Walmart, you can be arrested for trespassing. If you steal with this in effect, it's burglary and an automatic felony. Okay? I need you to print and sign. After signing the required paperwork, the woman was released with a shoplifting citation and a trespass warning from Walmart. Officers chased down man after his troublesome incident inside Walmart. The next case begins at Walmart where employees report that a man allegedly used [music] merchandise before leaving the store without paying. By the time officers arrived, the suspect was already gone. Fortunately for them, however, locating him didn't take very long. >> Sir, how you doing? >> All right. >> Hey, I'm Officer Johnson, BPD. Uh, reason I stopped you, we just got a call from Walmart. Did you just come from there? >> I did. >> Okay. Uh, you got your ID? Let me see that real quick. >> Can you shut the car off for me? >> Sure. >> Thank you. Now, I'll take your ID, not the wallet. >> Thank you. Are you on probation or parole? >> Nope. >> Is there any guns in here? Any weapons? >> Nope. What was going on over at Walmart? What were you doing over in there? >> Um, well, I was going to get some groceries. >> Did you? >> I didn't buy them. >> Okay. You didn't steal anything, did you? >> Nope. >> All right. Uh, were you riding around on a motorized cart? >> I was. >> Okay. Were Were you doing anything on that cart you shouldn't have been doing? >> Probably. >> Was What would that be? >> Huffing. >> Huffing. What were you huffing? >> Uh, duster. >> How many huffers or how many dusters did you huff? >> Uh, just one. Just one like a whole can. >> No, >> just one huff like one one hit. >> Uh, probably. >> Okay. I see that you're shaking and everything. I don't I'm just trying to figure out if it's from nerves, from huffing, from medications. >> I'm nervous. >> Okay, that's fine. I I understand. Uh, we're here to figure things out. Okay. Um, so what I'm going to do is I'm going to go run your information and then I got to call their loss prevention back to see if they're wanting anything done cuz they called us because you were crashing into stuff with their cart while driving around huffing, right? Does that sound familiar? >> Um, I ran into um I think one of the end caps. >> Okay. To your knowledge, your recollection, did you lose consciousness when you were huffing? >> No. >> Do you do you huff regularly? Yeah, >> I'm not judging. I'm just asking. Like, I know people do it. Um, >> all right. >> Rather than denying the allegations, the man is surprisingly upfront with the officer about what occurred. >> Uh, is this a key fob or a ignition key? Let me hold on to that just so you don't drive off till we figure this out. Okay. Uh, give me give me a couple minutes. I'll be up with you and we'll figure something out. All right. Just stay right here. All right. You want to do some Phil soiety test for me? Pardon? >> Feel so sri? >> Sure. >> Okay. You can go and step out for me. >> Y. >> You have issues walking usually? >> Uh, >> no. >> You Why don't you just set that on your on your seat there? Okay. >> All right. You come up here for me. Have you stand just right here for me? Okay. Go ahead. Put your feet together and keep your hands at your sides for me. Thank you. Uh, keep your head still and follow the movement of my stimulus with your eyes only. It's going to be my finger. Okay. Um, [clears throat] follow the movement of my stimulus with your eyes only. Keep following my stimulus with your eyes only until I tell you to stop. Do you understand the instructions? >> Yes. >> Okay. kind of tuck your chin. You're looking straight ahead, not up. >> Just keep your keep looking straight ahead with your head and just look with your eyes to my finger. Okay? Just follow it with your with your eyes, not your head. Uh, for the next thing that I'm going to ask you to do, okay, I'm going to do something similar to him where I'm going to hold my left index finger up approximately 12 to 15 inches away from your face. Okay? I'm going to make two circles around your face. I'm going to ask you to follow my finger, the tip right here. Okay? This is the tip with your eyes and your eyes only, not your head. Do you understand? >> Okay. Are you able to cross your eyes? >> To assess the man's condition, the officer starts with a nestagmus test. Are you a Are you Yes or no? >> Yes. >> Yes. Okay. Um, when you do that, what I'm going to do is once I complete the second circle, I'm going to bring the tip of my finger in towards the bridge of your nose. Okay. So, it's going to be about right here. It's [snorts] going to be about an inch away. I'm not going to touch. >> Okay. Do you want to come over here? >> Yep. That's what I was just going to do. >> Okay. All right. >> You see the tip of my finger? >> Yep. >> All right. Actually, before we start, can you stand like this? I know it's a little chilly outside. Arms down at your sides. You got a nice warm underarm sweatshirt on and I don't. All right. You see my finger? >> Yep. >> All right. Just focus on my finger. Okay. Keep focusing on tip my finger. Okay. One more time. We're going to do it twice. Right on the tip of my finger. Okay. When I tell you to, I'm going to have you tilt your head slightly back. Let me get out of Don't like the way this one's worded for you. I like the other word. I think it's easier. Do not start the test until I tell you to do so. Do you understand? >> Yeah. When I tell you to start, tilt your head back and close your eyes. When I tell you to bring the hand you are directed upward, touching the tip of your finger to the tip of your nose. After touching your nose, immediately bring your hand back down to your side. Do you understand the instructions so far? >> Having noticed the man shaking earlier, the [music] officers carefully demonstrate the test to make sure he understands the instructions. >> So, just to be clear, these are the tips of my fingers, right? This is the pad. Tip pad. Okay. So, and then if this is my nose, right? And that's the tip. Just like that. All right. So, I'm going to demonstrate now. So, [snorts] again, put your put your fingers down. Okay. So, if I I'm going to tell you to tilt your head back, close your eyes. Left, I'm going to bring my arm up in front of me, touch the tip of my nose, bring it back down. Right up in front of me, touch the tip of my nose, bring it back down. You understand? I think so. Okay. All right. So again, we're going to make our fist. Point our index fingers down towards the ground. Tilt your head back. Close your eyes. Left. Remember, bring it right up to center. Okay. Right. Start. Turn your arm to your side. Left. Keep your eyes closed. Bring your arm back down. Right. Bring your arm down. Right. Turn your arm to your side. Left. Put your arm down. relax. Okay. Um, do you use any other substances or have you in in the past? >> No. >> I I'm just simply asking just to make sure I get a a clear understanding. Okay. Um, all right. I'm going to chat with my partner real quick. You just hang out with Officer Johnson. >> Would you be most comfortable in the backseat of this car? >> Sure. >> Okay. To the man's credit, he remains [music] respectful and cooperative throughout the encounter, allowing the officers to conduct their investigation without issue. >> Run your eyes a couple times. Are you okay? >> I know you're cold. Um, uh, 95 real quick. Um, go ahead and you see the camera in the front squad car. Go ahead and look at that. Okay. >> Turn around all the way. Turn. >> Turn. Turn around. >> There you go. Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back, sir. Bring us behind your back, please. >> So, Officer Johnson is going to go talk to Walmart about some things. We're going to put ahead and take a seat in the backseat of our squad car. Okay. And once that's complete, we'll let you know what all your charges are. All right. I can tell you right now, Walmart is trespassing you at noon. And that's for nationwide stores. All Walmart stores nationwide, you're not allowed to go back. That's not a charge. That's just you're being trespassed. So if you go back to any of the Walmarts, you'll be you can be charged for trespass. He has your copy of that. >> I'll get that to you. Okay. >> And they're what they told me on the phone was they they're going to review the video and everything, but they're going to charge you for not paying for this the duster that you hopped as well as the clocks that you broke when you ran into that car. So, I'm going to go verify all that. Just give us a second. He's going to go verify. >> Yeah, we're good. >> With the field sobriety exercises complete, the officers begin explaining their observations to the man. So, you're not in custody for DUI right now, okay? You're not going to be arrested for DUI today. But what I'll tell you is you are so showing signs of impairment that I wouldn't feel comfortable with you driving. Okay? So, I think you know that you shouldn't be driving based on, you know, when you do the finger to nose test, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. How long How old are you? >> 46. >> 46. Okay. Have you ever had any cosmetic surgery done to your nose? >> No. >> No. Okay. Well, there's a reason I'm asking, right? So, you've been alive for 46 years with that nose on your face, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. And how long have you been driving? For about 30 years. >> Yeah. Okay. I guess >> give or take, right? Okay. So, so you've had that nose on your face for 46 years. And when I'm asking you to touch your nose with your finger, you're missing it significantly. Okay. So, when you're driving, you need to know where things like the brake pedal, the gas pedal, the turn signals, things like that are, right? If you can't find your nose without looking at it, that means you're probably not finding those things. Uh, what brought you out to Walmart today? >> What Why did you end up coming out to Walmart today? Well, I needed to get some eggs and bread and then um was getting the duster. >> Okay. Why uh why did you get the duster? >> Uh I mean to get high. >> Okay. Is that something that you use regularly? >> No, it's been I don't know 6 weeks maybe. >> Okay. How did you How did you come on wanting to use that? Uh, I saw it on uh I think on the internet. >> Okay. And how does that how does that make you feel when you use it? >> Well, when I'm at home, it just kind of makes my me feel fuzzy. >> Okay. >> And because the man has been cooperative and honest, the officers [music] have little difficulty discussing what comes next. >> Do you feel high today? Right now? >> No. Okay. >> How long does it does that feeling usually last after you use dust? >> Um, I don't know, maybe 10 minutes. >> How long does it usually take to start working to where you like when from the time you use it? When do you actually start to feel the high? >> Oh, it's immediate. >> Okay. >> Uh, so after you went to get the Did you go to buy the duster first or the eggs and milk first? or eggs and bread or whatever you said about >> uh kind I don't remember. >> You don't remember? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Um did you ever buy anything from the store? >> No, I never did finish. >> Okay. Did you buy anything at all? >> No. >> How what was your plan to purchase the the uh food items? >> I've got a Snap Card. >> A Snap Card? >> Yeah. >> Can you buy Duster on Snap? >> Uh I don't know. >> Okay. I'm just I'm just asking because I you know >> Well, I I I gave the lady a check. >> Um >> what lady? >> The the checkout >> and that was declined. Correct. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> So, is that why you didn't get eggs and milk or did you actually go to the counter with eggs and milk or what? >> It was in my basket. >> Okay. I I didn't know that. That's why I'm asking. Only a handful of questions remain before the officers wrap up the interview. >> So, cuz you said you had no money, you know. Did you know you had no money when you went to the store? >> Well, I mean, I I don't have any cash. I've got my checkbook. >> Is there money in your checking account? >> Uh, I don't know. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> No. Do do you remember crashing into the clocks? >> Yeah, >> you do. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Is your neck okay? I know you keep reaching up to it. >> Yeah, I'm I got a cramp on the left side of my neck. I >> Okay. [snorts] I think I'm just super nervous and like I said, I've never really been in trouble in my I've tried to. >> After everything that unfolded, the man was charged with criminal damage to property [music] and prohibited from entering Walmart locations nationwide. Walmart shoplifter gets caught red-handed. On April 28th, 2024, [music] officers responded to a Walmart in Albuquerque after staff caught a man allegedly shoplifting. Here's what happened when the police arrived. Heat. Heat. cards. >> We'll put your ID back in a second, right? >> A tech deck, but he has blues. >> Oh, nice. All right. So, we'll put the rest of these stuff and get it to drop. What it is is a criminal trespass. Means you're no longer welcome at this Walmart. And by this Walmart, it means the property. So all the way up to your answer, sir. If you're found on the property when law enforcement gets here, you're subject to arrest. If you're not here when we get here, there'll be summon conduct. >> Yes, sir. >> Sound good? >> Sounds fine. >> Cool. >> You guys watch the card. I'll take you to jail. Sounds good. [laughter] How many are in there? >> I haven't counted. How many should be in there? Like 10 15. >> Yeah, this person. I'm just an idiot. I get it from homeless people. >> I just get from homeless people. As officers gather information, they identify the suspect as 24year-old Hayden Matthysse. >> I mean, if you talked with us, we could probably help you out with this. But >> yeah, I I got I got this guy looking off of Motel 6. They say 208. >> Which motel 6? >> Off of course. >> Oh, way down there. >> Yeah. You scoring way down there. But you come all the way up here. No, >> I just came with my mom shop today and I made a poor choice. Where where do you guys live? >> I live in Albuquerque. >> We're We're out in Albuquerque. >> I'm in Montana. >> Mont. >> Is it on the same one on your ID? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> How long have you been using Blues for, bro? >> It's about a year, man. My girlfriend just went to rehab today. I just >> Is it just a blues or you >> No, I just used blues, man. This is the worst mistake ever. >> How' you How'd you get hooked on? Do you got any >> you got any hook up in Rio? Did you get loose? >> No. All >> Albuquerque. How'd you get hooked on a drug addict? I guess just have not not doing good in life. Lost life. Been homeless for a while. >> You were homeless for a while and got hooked on it. >> You have kids? Those are the two things that he got into >> kids. That's good. >> Pardon? >> Don't move. All right. There's another one. [laughter] Nice. >> With the investigation nearly complete, all that's left is to place the suspect in handcuffs. Before that, however, the officers take a moment to review the [music] store security cameras. >> This guy here, >> he Yeah, he just >> he's going back to his automotive. If he's close to the door, I'm going to take this guy over here. >> Somebody's got number. All right. >> Daryl's at the back door. >> Yeah. >> Tomorrow morning. >> Tomorrow morning. >> Who would have to hit the fire exit? This >> guy is scooting. Hello. >> Somebody go way by automotive. Okay. The suspect was [music] transported to the station without further incident where he was booked and charged with shoplifting. A later search also uncovered an illicit substance resulting in an additional charge under his name. Police were ready when this repeat shoplifter returned. On October 23rd, 2025, officers were dispatched to Walmart after staff reported a woman allegedly shoplifting from the store. By the time officers arrived, she had already left, but a suspect description helped them quickly locate her nearby. police. We're just uh investigating a theft from Walmart. All right. So, at this time, you're just detained until we figure out what's going on. Okay. You match the description. They said a female with gray sweatpants, gray sweatshirt. Okay. So, the other officer speaking with them. Do you know what I'm talking about? What happened? What may have happened? Are we going to speak? Okay. Do you have your ID on you? You have no ID. What's your name? >> No. Give my information. >> You have to give your information. What's your name? >> My dog. >> Okay. Put your hands on your back. Then you'll be under you'll put your place under arrest for obstruction. >> What is your name? >> I'm not sitting here to play games. >> Which one? >> Which one? What? >> I have two names. >> You have two names? >> Okay. What is your name that would be on your proper uh if you have a license? What would that pain be so we can identify you? What is it? >> Candy. >> Candy. >> Yes. >> Why? Okay. I'm asking. >> She was making fun of my name. >> I'm trying to hear you. I can't hear you. You had your head turned that way. >> Candy. C. >> What is it? C A N. >> C A N G I E. >> D I E. What's your last name? >> House. >> House. I'm 43. >> Hey, drop the attitude right now. >> Spell your last name. >> House. >> Spell your last name. >> Coming from. >> Thank you. What's your birthday? >> Your social security number? >> Okay. Where do you live? What's your address? D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D as in dog, >> I don't know yet. Jay's inside. >> The officer attempts to verify the woman's identity, but her refusal to cooperate quickly makes it challenging. >> Jay's trying to get a description of what it was. She just doesn't want to give information. So, let's see if she has an >> I have a warrant. >> I didn't ask you a warrant. >> I'm telling you. >> Okay, I'm going to run it through my system. I don't need you to confirm you have a warrant or not. We're going to drop the attitude right now. Okay. Hey, I'm not the one that >> Were you in the Walmart? >> You in the Walmart? >> Were you in the Walmart? >> What? >> Were you in the Walmart? >> Yeah. >> I have a name. >> First name. Candy. Charlie. Alpha. Nancy Dela India. >> I don't know. So, >> what's your other name? >> Diamond. >> Diamond. >> What's the last name for Diamond? >> You spell it? >> Would that have the same date of birth? I would assume, >> but that one's not on any sort of >> Yeah. >> I think he witnessed that. >> Oh, so I thought they said off to the office. Oh, I think you mission. >> Can't find anything? >> No. >> Do you have an ID? Have you ever had an ID? >> Oh, we'll find something. >> That's fine. If you tell us the right name, we'll >> gave you both of my real names. With little information to work with, the officers [music] continue their investigation using only the details the woman is willing to provide, identifying herself as 23-year-old Candy House. >> 1580. >> She didn't want to give Ira, so I'm assuming there's something to it. >> Yeah. Well, she said she used to have an ID, so >> Right. So, I'm sure. >> Did Shane head over to Jay or not? Shane went over with Jet description. >> Where do you live? >> Wayne. >> Wayne, are you bleeding up there? You got a little dried blood on your ear. It's pretty dry. You waiting for a ride, >> huh? >> Waiting for a ride. >> I Ubered here. >> Ubered? >> You waiting for an Uber right now? >> Oh. Did you take anything from Walmart? >> Yeah. >> Do you have it on you left at the door? [music] >> You're going to arrest me. So, why don't you just arrest me and take me to the county? >> Well, we try not to take people to the county. I don't know how they do it over in Wayne. Have you been arrested before? >> Yeah. A lot or >> same thing. Shop last year. >> So, it goes by your score, you know. Have you do you know that or now? >> What's that? So, we're going to we're going to do our best not to take it accounting. That was some township guy. >> Yeah, I think so. >> They say witness. >> No, the witness the witness is with Jay, I think. Although Candy denies having any active warrants, officers later discover a history of [music] prior arrests that include criminal trespass, disorderly conduct, shoplifting, and theft dating back to 2022. She admitted to shop. We just went to see what the total was and what they want to do. We were here yesterday and I thought So far >> couple bunch 96 entries. 450. >> All right. >> 450. >> At this point, the officers have heard enough and proceed with the arrest. >> Give me a third place. Hands on your back. Been placed under arrest. >> I'm sorry. This time you're placed under arrest for shoplifting. >> Walk around the side of my car. 91 11 10 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 118. >> You got anything on you and any pockets here? You have no pockets. Just the charger there. Mind if I grab that out real quick? >> Seat there. It's a little tight, but like I said, it's a short ride. >> Watch here. I'll help you get in. All right. At this time, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, we'll be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. You decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand the rights I just read to you? >> Okay. Watch your knee. >> Yeah. Playing the name. Didn't you want to give ideas? All right. Place your hands on your back. Oh, >> with little left to argue, Candy now has time to reflect on the decisions that led her here. [snorts] [panting and sighs] [snorts] Chinese 25 stop. >> All good. Thank you. [snorts] >> 2159. >> I'll be transferring 111. Mileage 0672. The encounter ultimately ended with Candy facing a trespassing [music] charge. This Walmart parking lot argument escalated fast. On November 15th, 2025, officers were dispatched to a Walmart after reports of an altercation in the parking lot that allegedly turned physical. Here's what happened when they arrived. >> Get in the car. >> Get back in the car. >> I don't care. You need to get back in the car. >> You got to sit in the car. >> For what? >> Get in the car. >> What do you mean for what? >> Especially my legs. >> Actually, come here. Come here for a second. Come here. Just come here for a second. Stay right here. >> Okay. Just chill here for a second. You want to talk to him for a long stay in the car. >> Get in the car. >> Let us talk to you. You need to stay in the car right now. >> Why are you What are you doing to my son? >> Why? He's not supposed This is This is a traffic stop. I'm not harassing him in the car. >> Traffic stop. No, it's not because two. What's stopping you during pulled over? Get in the car. >> You're stopping me because two little >> Okay. So, if you don't listen to me, you're going to get put in cuffs right now. Please stay in the car. >> I can't get in my car. >> Why not? >> Because I can't hear what's going on. I want to know. No, you're not. >> Yes, you are. >> HEY. HEY. >> STOP. >> GET out the car. >> She did what YOU SAID. >> I DID WHAT YOU SAID. WHAT ARE YOU DOING TO ME? >> I DID. EXACTLY. WHAT ARE YOU DOING? NO. >> I told I told you we didn't want to get in the car. You're going to get tased. >> I'm in my car. >> You're going to get tased. I'm in my car. >> Get out of the car. >> Stop pulling on me. >> Get out of the car right now. >> Why is she Why is she playing? >> Get out of the car. >> We're not playing games. >> Why is she going? >> I gave her direct orders and she doesn't look. >> No. No, you didn't. I told you to get in the car several times. >> You said it's a traffic stop. THAT'S A LIE. GO >> TO GET A CAR. >> THAT is a lie. IT'S NOT A TRAFFIC STOP. >> You're being detained. >> It's not a traffic stop. >> It's a lie. Hey, everything's cool. >> They're lying. They're lying. >> He It is a traffic stop. It's called an investigative traffic stop. >> Yeah, because two people called in line. >> Relax. >> They're trying to hit my son. They hit my brother and my dad car. >> Hey, we're supposed to talk to you about that, but we haven't got to that. >> But you got to listen instruction. >> Can I breathe? Can I breathe, please? The officers initially just wanted to speak with a woman, but her reaction quickly changed the direction of the encounter. >> Just make sure we separate them. So maybe you just have her sit in the >> I don't want to sit in the car. I'll stand over here on the back side. I don't want to sit down. I will stand fine. >> What is that? >> We should I should have >> Listen, I'm upset because these two little kids almost hit my mom and my baby and then they tried to hit my son. >> Listen, let me slow down first. The reason I told you to stay in the car is because it's for officer safety reasons. I don't want to have to put I don't want to have to pull you out of the car, but when I give you instructions, I need you to listen to me. Okay? This is officer safety. It's me and it's me and two. It's still us. Okay? >> I hear you. I hear and there's more than you than us. >> I'm sorry. I will listen. But I'm I'm I'm sad because they tried to run my mother over with my baby. >> Let me I just want to read to these. Okay. I want to cross my tears down my eyes. I'm going to read to your right. >> Understand? I understand. But yes, I got what you're saying. >> Okay. >> With her rights read, the officer now turns his attention to what allegedly happened before police arrived. >> So, we got a I'm telling you what we got. Okay. >> I know. I was there when he was calling you guys. >> We got a call about the vehicle matching your description and someone matching your description as well as your clothing. There was a incident where someone was you guys were fighting in the parking lot for whatever reason. >> We were arguing, but okay. >> If I got tackled and I mean we don't I didn't tackle him. You can go watch the videos. >> I don't even We will do that. >> Okay, please do because I didn't touch him. I didn't count him back. >> I'm just letting you know what we're what we heard. So, I just want to talk to you and get your statements. Okay, >> that's fine. But I know he's lying. I'm telling you right now, he's lying. >> That's fine. >> Tell me from the beginning what is going on. >> Okay. When we were coming out to my car, we just got from Walmart. I was pushing the car with the stuff. My mom was in one of those motorized wheelchair thingies, whatever, you know, that Walmart has all the stores have cuz she can't walk very well. and she was holding my daughter and they almost hit my mom in the cart when they were pulling in. They almost hit her and then when my son's walking out they see him and they speed up and almost hit him too and I said something to them because it's disrespectful. And then they got out of their cars and I said, "That's pretty rude. You need to learn how to drive." I got pissed. I did. And I cussed at him. I didn't touch them. Neither one of them. He fell running and he goes, "So what if I did?" And that pissed me off even more. You almost hit my child and my mother and then you almost hit my son and you all you can say is, "So what?" >> Okay. >> And then I I I was I I was going to get him. I was going to, but I didn't. I started to run after him and he fell. >> I started to run after him and he fell. And that's when he said, "I'm calling the police. You assaulted me." That's assault. >> I didn't touch you. >> Okay. So, no one put their hands on each other. >> No. Just arguing. You were You called him out about the mom was hitting your grandma and your child. >> Yeah. >> And he got all upset. You guys were arguing the line. >> And I'm calling the cops. It's assault. It's assault. Yeah. I started running towards him and he started running. >> Okay. >> And he fell. While the woman insists she never made physical contact with the man, the investigation is far from over. >> And that's why he said, "I'm calling the cops. That's assault. That's I said, "Nobody touched you." He goes, "Look at the cameras. You touched me." No, I was like maybe this far from him when he fell. How could I touch you? >> Okay. Well, legally, if Okay, so battery is when someone puts their hands on me. You know what I mean? So, if if you didn't touch him, then there's no battery. You're right. Assault is when you make someone believe they're about to be harmed physically. He >> He did that to us when he almost put my mother and when he almost hit my son. >> Okay. >> He did that to both of them. My my child in the back seat there. She's not even two. >> Yeah. >> And my my other son and my mother. >> Yep. >> And that's okay for him to do that though. >> And be like, "So what about it?" That's exactly what he said. >> It's not okay. It's not okay for anybody to be doing all this. I feel like e both of you should have just >> I know I should have. I should have, but I really, but it upset you, but he did it to both of them. >> Yeah. >> Like I tried to let it go, but like I said, then he does try does it to He's literally seen my son when he was turning. He he he turned the corner down the the row probably about 15 miles an hour and there was a car. He literally stopped maybe this close to the back of another vehicle. >> Okay. And your son was driving? >> No, I'm driving. >> You were driving? Yes. >> Okay. Okay. So, when you saw that happen, he kind of pulled over. >> No, I wasn't driving. Neither Nobody was driving. I was The map was open like that and we were loading it up with our son. >> I see. And he came down and was >> Yes. My mom was right there >> driving a little too fast and you almost hit you almost at your mom and then almost hit your son. Yes. >> You called him out on it. >> You guys are arguing. >> Yeah. No, he just he just said, "I'm I'm going to CALL THE COPS." BEFORE I even did anything, he said I'm calling the cops for assault. >> Okay. >> Cuz I didn't do nothing. All I did was yell at him. >> He said he's going to call after you chased after him. >> Before that, he said that and then he did after I chased him. >> Okay. So after you chased him, then he fell and then >> Yes. you then you guys already left by then. Okay, I see. I see. >> He gave you guys my plate number and all that >> and I mean that's why I mean it's important for us so we have to talk to you. Okay, >> you're not under I'm not you're not under risk. Okay, I'm just going to kill you here for now for your safety. >> You want me to crack the window? >> Uh-uh. >> You're good. >> With conflicting accounts on the table, the officers examined footage of the encounter for themselves. After seeing what the cameras captured, they reached a decision. >> I wanted to wait till I had to get home to deal with them. >> All right, Judith. So, we've decided that you are under arrest for assault discount. >> What did I do? What did I do? >> So, we watched the video footage and this officer here decided that this is what we got. If you want to ask questions, you can talk to her. >> They already read them and right when am I getting arrested? How did I >> So assault is not that someone assault isn't fear of being battered. >> But we want to hear people being run over. >> No. >> Really? >> Based on the video. >> Wow. Okay, you can stop talking to me now. >> Yeah. Yeah. Wow. That's crazy. Wow. >> Can I at least tell my daughter goodbye? >> I'll give you that. I'll give you that satisfaction, too. >> Wow. Wow. This is crazy. Wow. They lie through their Wow. I love our core system. It's so great. >> Wow. >> All right. We got your wallet up front. Okay. >> All right. My mistake. I do have to search you. I forgot we just >> There's nothing to search. >> I have no pockets. Nothing for body cam purposes. I know. I looked at you. You look like you don't got anything. But I got to do it. >> Careful. I pissed myself. >> You what? >> Yeah, I I told you I had to pee and get old. I have a weak bladder. >> Okay. Well, if you can you did already. >> Yes. My parents are soaked. >> Your parents are soaked. Okay. Why'd you do that? >> You guys were arresting me. >> Okay. Well, I I won't touch you there. I >> I don't have anything in here. I don't even >> I mean, I I took a look at you. I don't see anything. >> The encounter came to a close with a woman facing charges of battery and resisting arrest. After watching these cases, I've got to ask, what's the wildest thing you've ever witnessed in a store? Let me know in the comments down below.