Uh, yes. I think you were. You were described as the person at the Target walked out with two bottles of liquor. I didn't target. >> You didn't go into the Target? No. >> Okay. >> Oh, I was just my buddy. >> Where were you at? >> That's where I found my go. >> Okay. So, you're telling me you didn't walk into Target, take two bottles of liquor? >> Okay. Um, I forgot your name. I've met you before. >> Kevin. Kevin. Okay. So, where were where were you coming from? Kevin just over here. >> I'm sorry. >> I'm sorry. Can you give me a second? Can you give me a second? Can you step back? I just need to talk, right? >> Hold on, Kevin. Talk to me. So, where are you coming from? >> Right next door. The Mexican restaurant. >> The Mexican restaurant. >> You didn't come from Target. >> So, if I search you, you're not going to have any bottles of >> The stop opens with instant recognition. The officer knows this suspect from description and prior [music] contact. Immediate denial. Didn't enter Target. Just met friend Joe nearby. Yet the story shifts fast when pressed on alcohol possession. Emotionally, there's a mix of casual deflection and underlying tension. [music] He's cooperative enough to talk, but quick to distance himself from the theft. The hidden context is repeat offender familiarity. Officers aren't guessing. They're confirming a pattern. Irony surfaces early, claiming innocence while already holding bottles. >> Liquor on you? >> I do have alcohol. >> You have the alcohol. Where'd you get it from? >> I do have alcohol. >> Okay. Where'd you get it from? >> From jewel. >> From the jewel. >> The jewel. >> When? >> Earlier today. >> What time? >> About 12:30. >> Okay. >> That's what I was mean. My buddy over here. >> And you weren't at the Target. >> Okay. If we watch video, is that going to show you taking the bottles? >> Cuz they're about to give you the video. Okay. Okay. Are you sure, Kevin? How's it? >> All right, call 900. >> All right, Kevin, you're not free to go. Do me a favor. I'm going to pat you down for anything. You got anything on you stab me? >> No, I'm just going over here. >> Okay. Nothing sharp. >> Okay, do me a favor. Put your hands behind your back. Okay. >> You are being detained. You are not under arrest. You understand? All right, Kevin. Is this your phone, buddy? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. I'm going to put it in your pocket. Okay. >> They're in here. >> Yeah. Oh, I can't hear you. I don't have any outside pockets. >> Penny the good [ __ ] >> Come on, Kevin. >> Me and my friend Joe. >> I know, Kevin, but you didn't have these. I I just literally saw you. >> My friend Joaw. >> Yeah, thank you. Stay here. >> Anything else? What are in the balloons? >> Nothing. They're just declined. >> You have drugs in here? >> No. >> Are you sure you don't have any drugs in here? >> I'm positive. You can go ahead and turn my video off. Not going to hurt. I want to make sure that I don't have any. No. No. You can go ahead and turn my video off. my car. >> Beon, do you want to sit in my car for the time being until we figure this out cuz it's freezing? >> Your call. >> Okay. You have a cigarette? >> Yeah. Actually, you [ __ ] can. >> Okay. >> Where's your cigarettes? >> Uh, somewhere here. >> Here. >> In this pocket? >> I didn't pull off. cuz I'm not sure I do. But >> yeah, I didn't pull any of the cigarettes out of your pockets. >> Oh [ __ ] >> I'm not comical. >> I'm not dangerous. You guys You guys have seen me before like you know. >> Yeah, I know who you are. >> I'm just trying to see. I think they were in that >> this one. >> I thought they were in this sign complaints. >> Huh? Yeah. >> Yeah, it's >> I think they >> up here. I think that's a lot of bottles. >> I pulled out a bunch of [ __ ] Not your >> Did I drop him? >> You might have. All right. No cigarettes, dude. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Go ahead. >> You got his ID? I don't know who he is. >> What's [laughter] your last name, Kevin? >> You want to leave? >> Talking to him. So, you have an ID? >> I don't I know my license. >> License number. Just say, "Hey, listen. How many larseny?" >> Yeah. >> Um give me a residential and a drug charge from me. >> Yeah. >> Charge. >> What about uh >> theft? >> Nothing. >> Robbery, lararseny, >> retail theft, theft, anything like that. >> Residential burglary. Um like conviction. And uh >> is that still lit? >> Actually, it's not a conviction. I got information for it. >> Well, yeah. But did you violate >> Kevin? What's your last name again? >> And uh I've got a I finished it with a a drug charge out. I just ask them to run a CQ over the air and then give them whatever they got. [cheering] >> Yeah, we probably just have sh >> Huh? >> Yeah, I'm [ __ ] freezing. But otherwise, yeah, you guys look so cool. >> When we tell shows just pull out, you know, just get the training receipt and get whatever video he can and or or an email. >> They're going to send it to uh >> Oh, Axon. >> Yeah, they're a Where'd you get the freaking >> We're going to find out in about 8 seconds. So, it'd be nicer if you just cooperated cuz we all know. >> When you can show one, >> huh? You already know. You already know, >> right? So, did you take it from Target? Let me ask you this. >> Hey brother, could you tell >> can you tell? >> Huh? >> Might be over. >> Okay. >> All right. Let me ask you this. Did you have any intention of buying it? >> You did. Do you have any money to purchase it? I do, but I I forgot. Well, that's why I don't have my ID on. >> Okay. So, instead of coming back in another day with your money, >> you just took it. >> I I don't have enough time to get there and back before it closed. >> Okay. >> You going to do the show up? >> Yeah. >> Even though I I sent a picture and you said >> Yeah. Okay. >> As long as he's coming, we're not taking him. So, Yeah. Over here. >> Kevin, can you stand right here? >> Yeah. You can keep smoking right here. >> What do you want to do? Well, we should get a total hennessies. Got >> He said what? >> 150. >> 120. It was less than 150. I don't I don't Are you sure? >> He said 120, but I mean there's three behind me. So, >> finish your cigarette. >> We'll bring it back. How about that? I'm I'm going to bring this back. I'll bring it back over there. I'll get a training receipt for you and then we'll get the training receipt. >> Yeah. >> Miranda Reed transitions straight to blunt questioning. Where'd you get the liquor? No evasion room [music] left. Admission slips. Intended to buy but rush time. The [music] irony cuts deep. Rationalizing theft as convenience while facing transport and charges. [music] Officers acknowledge prior rapport. You're chill yet enforce fully. No favors for familiarity. Emotionally, it's a quiet unraveling. [music] Casual front gives way to acceptance of station processing. Justice feels personal yet impartial. Pattern recognition meets accountability, turning impulse into lasting record. >> Okay. I thought the same. >> Yeah. >> All right. You're going to go to the station. We'll see if you're going to get out or not. My vent is probably >> Yeah. >> Where? I I stay behind by Aldi. >> I stay in Aldi in the tent. >> Yeah, we'll figure something out. >> I can be in the chair with you guys. >> Finish this. As long as you chill, let me do my thing. >> Yeah, I'm as I'm as cool as >> I know. I I I met you before. >> I've met you before and I I know you're chill, but hang on, Kevin. >> Okay. I got to get my head out of my ass. >> Yes, you do. >> Me and Chris got it. Go do You got to do a target. I'll I'll bring it. >> Um Are you sure? >> Yeah. >> All right, cool. I'll get my stuff and I'll meet you at the station. >> All right. All right. We'll go through them. >> Good night. We'll meet you at the station. No, it's at the station. >> All right, let me think about this. Pull into the station. Yeah, >> there's not even room for another cop. >> All right, go ahead. Have a seat. Just sit right through it. >> Yeah, it might be rodeo. >> True. That's true. Weapon.