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Get off your phone. Get off your [ __ ] ball. Do not move. Do not move. You understand what I'm saying? Do not move. >> No, I know both of us going to jail right now. >> You trying to make it a little lenient on you like move. Holy sanctify. >> It's not leaning on anybody. >> On June 13th, 2025, chaos erupted at the Orlando Premium outlets as police swooped in on a retail theft sting. Two women caught red-handed in the Nike store. thought they could outsmart the cops with a wild chase and a car stuffed with loot. What unfolded was a tangled mess of lies and stolen goods. Watch the video to uncover the full story. >> Get on the ground, both you. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. There's one right here. Sorry. Straight ahead. >> Straight ahead. >> Get off your boat. Get off your [ __ ] ball. small hands. >> I need your cops. Mine's on the other guy. Oh, not good enough. >> Do not move. Do not move. You understand? Do not move. >> Can I call my dad? >> Hey, she was texting somebody. >> My daddy. You can look on the thing. Car. >> I'm sorry. Where are your car keys? >> They're inside the vehicle. >> Inside the vehicle? What vehicle? >> Nissan Ultima. >> Nissan Ultima. It's inside the Niss the Nissan Ultima. >> It's inside the car. >> Vehicle. >> Inside the vehicle, bro. >> They're in a black Nissan and Ultima. The keys are inside the vehicle. >> Okay. Don't play games. >> I'm not playing. I swear to God. They're inside the car. I swear to God. >> What kind of color of the vehicle? >> It's It's on It's somewhere down there or it's somewhere. It's either right here or right there. >> All right. So, right now, you're being detained, right? But we're investigating a retail fact. Okay. So, I just have to read you your rights real quick. Yes, ma'am. >> Have you been read them before? >> So, you have the right to remain silent. Do you understand? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Anything you say may be used against you in court. Do you understand? >> Yes, ma'am. >> You have the right to talk to a law before entering question. Do you understand? >> Yes, ma'am. >> If you cannot afford a lawyer and want one be provided to you before questioning without charge, do you understand? >> Has anyone threatened you or promised you to get to talk to me? >> To talk to you? >> Yeah. Right. Do you want to talk to me now? Yeah. >> Yeah. Okay. So, you're from Jacksonville. Who's that girl with you? >> That's my friend. >> That's your friend. Like, how like how close you are? Did you just meet her? >> No, we close. >> Like, how long would you say that you known this girl? >> Maybe a year and a half. >> A year and a half. How'd you meet her? >> I did. I met her through a friend. >> A friend? I like your your little piece on your your gem. Nice. Those are expensive. >> No, braces. >> Really? >> They just came off. Yeah. >> Uhhuh. They look like you put them on. You know, people put the gems on their teeth. >> Yeah, I know. >> They're expensive. >> So, you met her through a friend? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. And where is she from? >> Um, I I think she from No, she's from Jacksonville as well. >> Like, where do where does she live? >> Like the west side, I think. >> From Jacksonville? >> Yeah. >> Okay. And you're from Jacksonville? How did you guys get here? >> I'm from the north side. >> Okay. But how'd you guys get here? >> So, we had a driver. >> Well, well, well. These two thought they were slick, didn't they? sneaking around the Nike store, stuffing bags like it's a Black Friday free-for-all. The cops rolled up and it was pure chaos. One of them was already texting daddy for a bailout while the other played hideand-seek behind a car. Real mastermind energy, right? Wait till you hear about their Uber excuse next. >> Hm. >> We had a driver. >> You had a driver? Yes, ma'am. >> Who's that? >> We don't know who it is. That's why I told you that the keys were stuck in the car. They supposed to be waiting on us. >> Like, but who knows him? Uber. >> Oh, it's an Uber driver. >> So, it's not your car or her car. They were just here waiting for you. So, they just stay here and wait for you or did you guys order? >> Yeah, we ordered it and then they stay here and wait for us. >> Oh, okay. Is that on your phone? Like, would you be able to show me so I know you're being honest? >> My order. >> What are you looking for? >> I'm not looking for nobody. >> You keep looking out there. I'm not stupid. I can see you peeping around. >> So, you looking for >> the driver? >> For the driver? M >> cuz it's an Uber driver. >> So if I give you your phone, you'll be able to pull it up on your phone that it's an Uber driver. >> We had a driver. >> You found him. >> I can't see. I can't see over all the other cars. It's all >> What's your friend's name? >> All in the way. Sho >> Shab, >> how'd you guys get here today? >> Oh, me? I met her out here. >> You met her out here? >> Mhm. >> Okay, so then better question. How did you get out here? >> How did I get out here? I call Uber. You >> got Uber from where? >> From my Airbnb. >> Where's your Airbnb? >> It's Well, I got an Airbnb with family and I met her out here. >> Okay. I Where's your >> Oh, in that where your dad is? >> No. Uh-uh. My dad's back home. >> Okay. Gotcha. So, you're Airbnb family. Is that Uber out here? Who Who is she? Friend, family, cousin, sister? >> I just know her on Facebook. >> You just know her on Facebook? Y'all came here to steal stuff. >> No, no, no, no, not necessarily. It was just the simple fact that >> I met her up here. >> Okay. So, let me ask you this, right? >> Y'all were seen walking out of Nike. Obviously, you guys stole, right? >> So, when I was pulling up here, >> I watched both of you. Well, I watched you first start take off running. Then you stopped. Then you tried to hide be behind this car over here. Then I watched her. Well, there was a pickup here. She tried to hide behind that. And that's when my sergeant saw her. So what? So y'all decide to run, try to hide a picture, >> not to get caught on fire. >> Okay. So while we're here, >> we're going to we're going to try to clarify something else up real quick. >> Okay. >> How long you been at your Airbnb? >> Just for today. just for today. >> Where are we at for that? >> Jacksonville. >> In Jacksonville. >> Okay. >> Um, can you you got a phone? Take a picture of this real quick? >> Yeah. One second. >> Hear me out. >> Okay. >> Okay. This is your time to be totally and brutally honest with me. >> Okay. >> Okay. Our main character was serving main character energy, but with potato head execution. Caught with a bag full of stolen gear, she's spinning tales about an Uber driver and a mysterious friend from Facebook. The cops aren't buying it, especially when her story flips faster than a reality TV plot twist. >> Were you guys here at the outlets yesterday? >> Mm- I was. >> I'm asking you certain questions cuz I know the answers to it. >> Okay. I was. >> So, you were? First you said no. Now you're telling me yes. So, you were here at the outlets yesterday. Okay. >> Now, again, I'm asking you stuff because I know the answers to it already. >> Okay. >> Did you steal anything from the outlets yesterday? >> What stores did you go to now yesterday? >> We didn't get a chance to go into the stores. >> Okay. >> Cuz this is you inside of a store. >> Oh, you did earlier. >> So, now I'm telling you, >> but we not the time to lie. >> I didn't I didn't take anything though. >> I didn't. >> Really? >> I promise I didn't. She Okay, we walked in the store. >> We was in several stores. So, in reality, we walked in the store, she realized she didn't have her key. We went back to the car and she lost her key. We had to call Papa and sit out. So, at that point, we was already aggravated. We didn't we didn't go back in any stores. >> So, whose idea was to take these things? >> I have one. be honest. >> It wasn't my idea. >> It was your idea. >> It wasn't my idea. >> It wasn't your idea. >> How old are you? >> 20. >> You know, you're too too old to be peer pressured and said dumb stuff. Especially getting locked up, spending the night in jail with dirty people. You don't look dirty. You don't seem dirty. You don't want to be around nasty people, right? >> So, how come you're getting peer pressure to steal? So, what she tell you that made you want to want to do this? nothing. >> Remember, she she can't listen to what you're saying. She's far away. So, what she tell you that >> it's what I'm saying is going to get further than just me and you. You know, how >> is she worth your career and your life and your your future? >> I'm not talking about her. >> Okay. So, even if she does find out, but you're protecting yourself. Don't you think she's going to do the same? >> I'm not talking about her. >> Okay. So, what are you worried about? >> I'm not talking about her when I say that. >> What are you worried about? >> I'm not worried. I'm just not I'm not worried about anything. >> I think you should think about yourself. You're 20 years old. >> I am. I'm thinking about myself. It's fine. I just asked can I off can I just pay for it? I don't want to. >> Well, I'm going to try to figure that out. But right now, we still got to do our investigation. You know what I mean? Like right now, they're at the stores trying to calculate everything that you bought from which stores and how much and they want to press charges. They have to write statements and all that. Okay. >> So, what she tell you that made you want to do this? What she said? >> She didn't tell me nothing. No. No. >> So, I had to Can you just like break it down for me? Like Okay. You What store did you go in? What was the very first store you went into here? >> First store. >> First store. I don't even been here for like >> What was the last store you just came out of? >> We went to Nike. Nike is >> So then just tell me that since that's the freshest in your memory. So you went into Nike. What happened? We went to Nike and um I was walking around looking at different things and stuff like that and then I was hitting a particular >> The interrogation's heating up and she's throwing her friend under the bus so fast you'd think it's a NASCAR race. Her hairstyles screaming for attention, but those straps holding up her story built tougher than a space shuttle. Too bad her lies aren't. >> It comely I was over there. I had walked um to where she I had met up like first she had called me while we was in the store. I met up with her or whatever was in the store. >> I don't know. >> I don't know. I met up with her while we was in the store and then we >> Yeah. Just taking stuff. >> What do you mean taking stuff? Like >> she was putting stuff in my bag and >> So she was putting her stuff in your bag. >> Where did you put your stuff in your bag, too? >> Yes, ma'am. >> See how this doesn't look good on you? Everything's on there. >> Everything in my >> in your possession. >> Yeah. >> Cuz now if I go talk to her, what she's going to say? >> Did you catch me carrying the bags? >> Right. Yeah. >> So, you said you had no particular reason as to why you stole the stuff. >> All right. That's what you told me initially. >> Yeah. >> But in talking to her, that don't seem to be the case at all whatsoever. >> What she said. >> So, >> cuz we was just talking about that. >> What I just told you. Well, I wasn't here when you just talked to >> I know, >> right? So, I don't know what exactly what you told them. So, what did you tell them? >> Did you you get you asked me do I be coming like going to get stuff for people like if if it was a case of racketeering or anything. I say no cuz I don't be in trouble with people and they'll try to put the blame on you like you set up there and just did god knows what and >> all right. Well, word around is that you're the one getting the money and telling her what to steal and you're getting paid by somebody else that's higher than you. I know. >> I know she >> I wish I was. That'd be cool. But no. >> So, do you see where my dilemma is now? When you tell me >> I see why you coming off. >> You a You ain't had no reason. >> But if that's the case, >> you you had somebody in the other car flipping the script real quick. >> Listen, listen. Check this out. >> Let's check it out. >> If that's the case, why only had that little bit of stuff? >> Maybe y'all weren't done. >> No, >> maybe y'all weren't done. You just got caught. >> No. Why would I had that little bit of stuff if somebody pushing me up to steal? >> Okay. So, I've been doing this for a little while. This this whole that thing. >> M >> I know a common practice with this is people typically have a car, they steal a little bit, they dump it in the car, they go back, they go to another store, they steal more, they go back, they put it in the car. >> Who's to say that isn't the case with you two? >> No. >> I don't know. That's what I'm trying to figure out. Trying to compare the two stories. >> No. Does that make sense? >> I can't believe she sat up there and said that. I wish she was right in my face because why would you sit up there? She said I [clears throat] >> And you know her from Facebook. >> I got her stealing from me. >> You know her from Facebook? >> Yes. >> That's how I met her. >> That's how you met her? >> Yes. Matter of fact, I'm lying. I met her in the Avenues Mall. >> I met her in the Avenues Mall one day. >> Facebook. The Avenues Mall. >> No, no, no, no. That it. Yeah. True enough. Okay. Dad. I met Hunter Avenue's bomb one day. She got my number and that's how we started talking. >> Now the cops are piecing together this retail robbery puzzle and it's messier than a clearance rack. She's still dodging, claiming she's just a 20-year-old peerressured puppet. But the officer's like, "Girl, you're too old for this." Her buddies ratting her out, saying she's the mastermind selling stolen goods. Betrayal's in the air, and it stinks worse than a mall food court. Okay. >> So, not Facebook. No, >> but it was like literally she knew of me through Facebook. You knew who I was when I was in the Avenues Mall. Like, don't do that. >> Like, we already in trouble. Don't do that. I never do no. >> So, y'all just randomly met inside the Florida Avenue Mall. >> Yeah, we met in the Avenues Mall. She You know how people already know you from Facebook? >> I don't have Facebook. I don't know. >> Oh, okay. She spoke to me or whatever the case is like that. We exchanged numbers and she started hitting me up from there. I can't believe she really just sat up there and told you that. >> Do it look like I got her stealing from me. >> That's not for me to say. >> That's wild. I never do nobody like that. >> Information that I get. >> I never One thing about it, when I'm in trouble, I'm in trouble. I never try to make nobody take the fall or say somebody was doing something that >> Well, nobody's taking a fall for anybody. >> No, I know both of us going to jail. I'll tell you that much right now. You trying to make it a little lenient on you like, "Oh, I'm holy sanctified." >> It's not lenient on anybody really. So, at the end of the day, like like whatever happened here today, like it is what it is, >> right? Exactly. So, just go ahead. >> Well, we're more interested really in the aspect of things is the bigger picture of this. Like, where is this stolen stuff going? >> I'm not quite sure. I only I only had a couple of items, so I'm not quite sure. Like I told him, I get I like I told him, I used to steal heavy back in the days. >> Like back in the days, I used to steal heavy, but it was for me and my kids. I never stole stuff to sell. Like before >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I told them I just back in 2022, I just had to um charge out a separ. Okay. Trying to put some pieces of the puzzle together here. All right. >> Mhm. >> So that is your black knees on Altima? >> It's my mom. >> It's your mom's. Okay. Y'all rode down here together in that? >> Yes. >> Okay. From Jacksonville. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> So, help piece this together for me. Okay. So, from what I'm understanding, this car is full of merchandise. >> Okay. >> What all is in the car? Just um it's like nothing but socks, t-shirts, and stuff. And just clothes. That's it. Just clothes. >> Just clothes. >> Yeah. >> Is all of it stolen? >> Um yes. >> All of it is >> I would say all of it. No, but probably most of it. Not all of it, but most of it. >> Where is that all from? >> Different stores. >> From these outlets right here. >> Yes. >> Okay. Is it all from today? >> Yes. >> Goodness gracious. Today. Okay. She's spilling all the tea. Socks, t-shirts, and a whole closet of stolen merch from multiple stores. She's saying half the loot was already in the car from yesterday. Cops are like, "Yesterday? You were here, too?" Her story's unraveling faster than those cheap H&M threads she swiped. Next up, the blame game hits fever pitch. >> Well, today and probably some yesterday. >> Probably some yesterday. Yeah, cuz some of the stuff I had already had in the car with me. >> Okay. >> That I brought from home. So, >> do you remember what stores you went into today besides Nike? >> Besides Nike. Um, >> besides Nike, I went in Spencers. >> Spencers. >> Yes. I went in Spencers. I went in Gap. >> Gap. >> Spencers. Gap. >> H&M. >> H&M. >> Yeah. Spencers. Gap. H&M. Adidas. >> Adidas. >> Nike. Yeah. >> Spencers Gap. Adidas. >> Okay. Nike, Spencer's Gap, H&M, and Adidas. >> Is there any stores from today that we missed? >> Adidas. Nike. Cuz I didn't post. I Nike, Adidas, >> Spencers. >> Oh. Um, Carter. >> Carter. Okay. >> And that's it. So, you said some of the stuff in there was already in there. >> Is that from yesterday when y'all were here? >> No, we didn't get nothing from here yesterday. >> You didn't get nothing? >> Well, I didn't hear nothing from you yesterday. She got stuff from here yesterday, but I didn't get anything. >> Did you guys ride down here together in the same car yesterday? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> So, potentially that could be her stuff in there that she stole. >> Yeah, cuz she got stuff yesterday. I didn't get anything yesterday. >> Do you know where she got stuff from yesterday? Um, I know for sure Tommy Hill cuz I believe that's who called the police yesterday. So, for sure. Um, some of that stuff like t-shirts and stuff, some of that stuff was already in there cuz I told you I had left from home with that stuff. So, that stuff was already in there. How >> often is every day? Like every every week. So they've been trespassed. >> Oh, she's going to stay with her. >> I had don't come with that bulldog. What? What the happened now? >> What? >> So listen, the car is full of stuff. Full of stuff. >> What that got to do with me? >> That was also stolen today and stolen yesterday. >> No, no, no, no, >> no, no, no, no. We're not going to play that game. No, no. >> I swear to God. Not from me. >> Not for me. Not for I didn't say it was I didn't say it was from you or her. >> Oh yeah, that ain't >> I just know that there is a ton of stuff in the car that is stolen. >> Yeah, negative. >> So where else today besides Nike did you and her go to? What other stores? >> Um Nike she was texting me by the way. Yeah, my I was still going to text my sister. I was not texting her. She ain't even got no phone. >> I Why are you trying to take advantage? >> I'm not trying to take advantage, but I need to let my family know what's going on. >> And you will get that opportunity, but that ain't going to be right now. >> All right. >> The officer's patience was clearly running on fumes as the woman scrambled to explain her overflowing car full of store bags. She kept juggling between, "That's from yesterday, and I brought that from home." Like a last minute student making excuses. But the receipts weren't matching the story and the next few minutes would make that even clearer. >> Nike, she also get to make a phone call. >> Nike and children's place. >> So her >> Yeah, I already called now. >> So she wanted to call somebody, but I told her no. And I guess she called and she >> No, she did cuz my phone was sitting on the thing. I talked on speaker phone. >> All right. Besides Nike, what other stores did y'all go to? >> Nike and Children's Place. Nike and Children's Place. >> Yes. >> Did you guys ever separate from each other or were you guys together the whole time in here? >> No, no, no. We like I was going to certain stores, she was going in certain stores. >> So, okay. More so my question was like were you guys like separated in different parts of the mall or like did you go into a store and she was waiting outside? >> No, I only waited in the food court for her while she went in. She said that was children's place I believe. Okay. You don't have a very good track record of being honest. >> No. What? What? >> And I already know more stories that y'all went into cuz she already told me. >> This stuff's in the car. >> So, >> half that stuff was >> Again, I'm like >> half that stuff was in her car before we even got here, though. >> I So, I know that, too, cuz I know she already told me that some of that stuff is from yesterday. >> So, I already know that part, too. >> Yeah. Half that stuff was in her car. Don't try to make it seem like >> Right. But you I I also already found out that y'all rode down here together yesterday from Jacksonville in the same car which has all the stolen stuff in it from yesterday and today. >> No, my Why would I bring my stuff today? >> Why would I bring my sto? >> What the [ __ ] Why would I sit up there and say, "Oh, we done came from the outlet." Mind you, we didn't even go in. We only went in two stores yesterday. That stuff been in her car all the time. She rides around with merchandise and I don't even mean to throw her up in these bus stop riding around with all that stuff in your car. You ain't even had to go in them stores that day. But you got all this stuff in your car. >> By now it's clear these two were on a shoplifting spree across half the outlets. Nike, Children's Place, Adidas, you name it. One still crying innocent, but the cars stuffed with evidence and her friends singing like a canary. Lesson learned. If you're going to play Bonnie and Clyde, don't leave your loot in mom's Nissan. Loyaltyy's cheap, but jail time's expensive. Both suspects were slapped with grand theft, resisting an officer without violence, possession of an anti-shoplifting device, giving false information, and tampering with physical evidence. 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. 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