to be different. Then if you don't have any criminal history, we can >> from here to Jacksonville, I couldn't give you one of those. >> Yeah, you have to live. >> Can we use like my grandma's address or anything? I'll drive. >> If she has no priors, it's going to just be a misdemeanor offense. I think it's a $500 bond. If you use a bonds bills, whose bag is that? >> That's not ours. >> Not yours. Okay. On July 13th, 2025, a routine shopping trip turned into a lesson in accountability when 18-year-old Maria was caught shoplifting at a Florida store while visiting with her family. She stuffed items into her purse, thinking she'd slip away. But store staff and body cam footage ensured her actions had consequences. Well, hello. Hello. Hello. Hi. >> Hello. How are you? >> Tired. 2 in the morning. >> Oh my gosh. I'm so sorry. All right. So, these are the items that she concealed into a purse. We watched her select everything and put everything inside her. Um, this ID. >> Yeah. Um, so they've been really cooperative. I thought that she was a minor at first, hence why the family's in here. Otherwise, they would have stayed out. Um, but yeah, they've been really, really cooperative. >> 18. >> Yep. Just turned 18. Yep. >> I'll let you talk to her. >> Um, my printer's broken, so I've got to write the affidavit. I'm sorry. >> Yeah. >> Trying to find the dum. >> Yeah. Lake through 24 Lake 65 South Carolina deal. >> Okay. Family. >> Yeah. >> Unfortunately, >> has she ever been in trouble before? >> No. >> No. Well, she almost got kicked out of our house by her stepdad for getting a speeding ticket. Like, >> okay. >> She has >> Do you all live here in Florida now? >> No, we're visiting my parents. We're supposed to leave tonight. I think I'm meeting my mom for like a early dinner. >> All right. 26. Can you run a ch for prior, please? >> Yeah. >> Well, well, well. Our newly minted 18-year-old thought she could channel her inner cat burglar at a Florida store, didn't she? Shoving goodies into her purse like it's a free-for-all buffet. She must have felt like the sickest thief since Oceans 11. But the karma hit back. Her family's there, probably wishing they'd stayed home. as the cops roll in. >> Whatever it is, >> she's 18. This is family. They live in South Carolina, leaving tonight to go back to South Carolina. >> She just turned 18. >> Mom, correct? >> Yes. All right, Maria, what we call Miranda warnings. Okay. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and 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 any questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Having those rights in mind, do you wish to speak to me? >> Okay. >> So, what what I was just being really dumb. >> Okay. >> Everything she asked for, put it in the buggy. Like, we were just trying to get out of my parents hospital way cuz it's 75° and they're like, "It's freezing in here. Let's go to the store. Get it. Get it. Take it. Take what you want. >> Okay. So, you can see what I'm in your purse there. >> Yes. You can look up. >> I'm going to I'm going to search you, too. So, >> I have nothing else. I gave him everything. Do you have anything on your person I need to know about? >> No, ma'am. >> I gave them everything I had. >> That's I I meant more along the lines of any weapons or >> Oh, no, ma'am. I'll just have you stand right here for me. I'm just Let me give phone to mom for now. Okay. >> Okay. >> You have bronze. >> Yes. >> I'm just gonna have you fix this one. >> All right. So you do have to turn around. >> Am I getting arrested? >> I have to detain you at that time. >> You have tiny wrists. Her I was just being dumb defense felt like that's a get out of jail free card. This girl's tossing out apologies faster than a toddler spills juice. But the officers weren't buying it. Handcuffs click and suddenly she's not the star of this show anymore. Her little brother's watching, sipping mocha frappuccinos, probably wondering how his vacation turned into a crime documentary. I do like 324 like I have to be female detained. All right. Have a seat here for me. Am I getting straight? So, here's the thing. You're not a resident of Florida. So, I can't issue her a notice to appear because you live out of state. So, she has to go to jail for it. >> Can I drive here? I can drive down to go to court. >> Unfortunately, no. >> Anytime you don't live in Florida, >> you have to go to jail for the offense because our notice to appear is for like if you were a resident here, it'd be different than if you don't have a criminal history. We >> compared to Jacksonville, I couldn't give you one of those for >> Yeah. You have to live. >> Can we use like my grandma's address or anything? I'll drive. >> If she has no prior, it's going to just be a misdemeanor offense. I think it's a$5 $500 bond. If you use a bonds salesman, you just pay I think the minimum is 100, so it be $100. So you could go literally right up there. She can post her bond and she'll get right back out. But she is going to have court date. She's going to have to come back for court um the whole deal. So um you know, if she was still a juvenile, it would have been honestly the same scenario. You don't >> How long does she stay? I don't come bail her out >> until she bonds out. >> She bonds out or time served 30 days, 45 days. >> So, I can't just freaking stupid. >> She has family here and they want to bong out and pick her up. But >> no, they're going to just have for that. They're like heavy church people. >> They're not even >> You're under 21 in the state of Florida. You also cannot do >> that. That's not mine. That's my mom's. >> Okay. It's in your possession. So, I'm just telling you that you can't have that in the state of Florida till you're 21. Okay? So, it'll go to your mom, but you can be issued citation for that. And that's a whole another I'm not going to, but just so you're aware. Okay. Oh my god. You have to go to jail. It is a whole process. I work in trauma. I watch these guys take people into me. It takes a long time. You have to say and I'm not just trying to be rude about it. It's just the simple fact you you're not a resident here. So I have to take you. It's you know >> you couldn't like use my grandma's address or anything to like say >> you're not a resident. You're a resident of South Carolina. >> Oh, the panic setting in now. Our purse stuffing prodigies begging to use grandma's address like it's a monopoly property trade. The cops laying it out straight. No sugar coating, just the cold, hard truth about jail time. Her face dropping faster than a bad Wi-Fi signal. You can almost hear her brain screaming. This wasn't in the vacation itinerary. >> Unfortunately, stupid. So now I need to call grandma because your grandmother's in jail for what? For a for a sunblock. >> Do you want first go to go to your mom? >> Yes, please. >> Put your glasses back in here so they don't get awesome. You can't. I know. >> She can't have that. I'll make sure that goes to you. >> She's 17. How long does her booking and >> go pretty quick just to figure out how many people and yeah me typing up the >> paper end of the shift. So >> could she like follow us? >> I mean she can she >> can she still have to wait until >> it's probably going to be a couple hour process. I say probably about two hours cuz it's going to take 30 minutes to get there and then paperwork and then >> paperwork. >> Take your picture, your fingerprints. >> I'm going to take this with me. They'll put it in her property. When she gets out, she'll get her ID back. Okay. This is going to kill you. >> We are supposed to be back in 10 minutes and then I have to go to jail for hours. What do you think? But I'm not going to let just let her sit there waiting. >> That's a jail address. >> Do you have any phone numbers you want her to have? >> I know from perspective. >> Okay. So, you're good on that part. Okay. Will you send me statement when you get it? >> With the time. I want to go ahead and send her a link. >> Huh? >> Send her a link. >> Okay. >> I'll read that real quick. >> Yeah. No, I will. But if you can I'll be right back in >> Whose bag is That's not ours. >> Not yours. Okay. >> Well, yeah. What a lesson to learn. We're going to go all the way down to that next. >> Now she's realizing those tiny wrists are getting cozy with cuffs and the jail's a 30inut drive to a whole new level of regret. Her family's probably debating whether to bail her out or let her marinate in those orange crocs. Stealing in front of your kin, that's a bold choice. Let's see how this wraps up. >> So, what all do we have to do? >> Basically, I'm going to take you to the jail. It's in a totally different town from here. It's about 30 minutes away. Um, I'll work on paperwork. They'll take your picture, fingerprint. Once you're booked in, you'll have the bond set. Mom or someone, if they want to bail you out, can come bail you out. If they choose not to do that, then you're going to have to sit there until >> Is this going to be like on my record forever? >> You stand by real. My seat belt. >> What's the difference between the two? >> You can't own guns. You can't move. You can do a lot of things. >> What is going on with this area? >> Is it because it wasn't a certain amount or something? >> It's cuz you're not a resident in the state of Florida. >> That's the only reason why. Let me see if you can get that. Whenever I get there, can I call people or do I have to wait? >> You got to wait till they book you in >> the but then there's um they have like payones in the cell. So >> they're free in booking. >> But they're free in booking. So you can make a call. >> Like whenever I'm waiting to get close, >> I'll get the arrow back here for you. >> Okay. And whenever I get there, I'm going to be changed out of my clothes, too. And everything changed. Um, >> what >> they'll change her into like >> a jumpsuit. >> Yeah. And >> orange crocs. >> And you get a photo ID say. >> All right. I'll get the air going for you in just Oh, thank you. >> Send the link before you take her off. >> Yep. All right. >> Thank you. Appreciate you. Just what I wanted when I'm tired as crap. >> By the end, our shoplifting starlet's learning the hard way. Florida doesn't mess around with out oftowners. From purse stuffing to a mug shot in under an hour. What a glow up. If she'd kept her hands to herself, she'd be back in South Carolina, not facing a court date. Hopefully, this was her first and last curtain call in the slammer. She was charged with misdemeanor shoplifting, facing a $500 bond and a mandatory court appearance due to her non-resident status in Florida. So, in the end, if you enjoyed the video, hit that like button and drop your thoughts in the comments. Let's see who stands out the most. The best comment gets pinned. And hey, don't forget to share this video with your friends and family so they don't miss out on the fun. And now, here's a challenge for you. 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