Today on Uncovered, I would like you to call an ambulance. You don't don't walk into this house. I'm not walking into the house. I don't walk into the house. This is racist profiling. Well, it's really not. A day after getting out of jail, she tries robbing somebody at a laundromat, then acts like the victim after a surprise visit from police. Officers confronted the suspect on September 6th of 2024, a few blocks over from where the incident occurred. Hey, how's it going? Hi. What's going on over here today? I was at uh Dunkin Donuts, so I don't know. Somebody stole uh my wallet and I don't know she calls police. I don't know. I don't have a wallet. So that woman stole my wallet. Her name is Kaho. Okay. That's what happened. Yeah. I don't have a wallet. I Where where did this happen at? Where did it happen? Yeah. Do me a favor. Take your hands out of your pockets, would you? Oh, that's right. That's I don't I just don't know what's in your pockets. I It happened in there. All right. Can we just talk on the sidewalk? I don't want anyone to get hit by a car. No, cuz I don't have an identification. I know who you are. You don't want anything from me. I know who you are. I don't My name is Carrie. I know. Carrie Willis, I know who you are. I don't have anything. I don't even have a wallet. I just got out. I came from Alabama. Listen, that's not exactly true. Come here. Okay, I'm serious. I don't have a Hold on a second. I told you. I don't have a wallet. And I just got out. I don't have If you walk away, you're going to be arrested. You understand that? Watch out. Who cares? Carrie, get out of the street. Come here. Watch out. Talk to the police. I have nothing to do with anything. Leave me alone. I'm waiting on the bus. Yeah, Carrie, you're going to have to come with us. Unfortunately, I'm waiting on the bus. I know. I don't live here. I'm waiting on the bus. Well, I don't know. I just got out of jail. I'm waiting on the bus. I know. I know. I know all this. So, here's the deal. Hey, you didn't even get my wallet and I went I went to the LA Police Department already. Do me a favor. Don't Don't reach in there. Please don't reach in there. Okay. Here's the deal. Yeah. There's some stuff that happened this morning. Okay. Over at the laundromat. Mhm. Okay. So, do you want to tell me about that or The lady came in at uh 6 uh 7:41 and that was it. And I opened the door for her hour and 45 minutes ago. She came in uh she came in 2 hours ago. Yeah. And she came in at 6:00. Did you have some sort of alteration? It's 8:05 altercation with her. Some sort of altercation with her. Yeah. She's tried to uh hit me. She smacked me. Well, that's not accurate. That's not accurate. We I saw a video Mexican and I'm Yeah. What were you What were you doing in there all night? What was I doing there? I wasn't in there all night. You were? It's on video. I wasn't in there all night. You were? It was on video. I wasn't in there all Why would I be in there all night? Well, I don't know. Cuz maybe you don't have a place to stay. I'll stay at the What's that? Right here. Okay. Well, you were there all night and it's on video. I wasn't there all night. Okay. From 11. She got my purse back. She stole my ident. No. No. No one stole your identity. Yes, she did. I don't steal. She went in there to do her laundry. I have no clothes. What are you talking about? Okay. Well, you were in there. I wasn't in there. I don't steal. So, here's what I need you to do. Okay, I need you to stand up. I need you to put your hands behind your back cuz you're going to be arrested. You're going to be charged with battery, criminal trespass, and disorderly conduct. No, I just got out of Cook County Jail. Okay, listen to me. What's going to happen is you'll be brought down to the Elder Police Department. You'll be processed, and you'll be given given a court date, and you will be released. The Ela Police Department. I just got out of jail. Okay? You will be charged, given paperwork, and a court date. And then you can come to that court date. You will be released today, but you do have to go to the jail to get processed. She tried to fight me. Look, those are old injuries, ma'am. No, it's not. I never even No, it's not. Those are scabbed up, man. No, it's not old. I haven't even No, it's not. Okay. Can I go to the hospital? We could possibly go there. Why do you need to go to the hospital? Because these are new injuries. Those are very old injuries. No, they're not. I'm not a doctor and I can I would like to go to the hospital. Okay. Well, we can do that after you get released from the jail. No, I would like to go to the hospital. For what? These injuries. Those are old scabbed injuries. That's a That's an old injury. This is not old. That band-aid is old cuz I clean it every day. Okay. We can have I would like to go to the hospital. I'll tell you what we'll do. Can you call the EMT? We will have the paramedics come get you at the at the No, I would like you to call the hospital now. Okay. I'll tell you what then. Go ahead and stand up and we'll we're going to put you in cuffs and then we'll call an ambulance. No, that's my promise. I want you to call I want you to call the hospital cuz I'm waiting on the bus. That's not an option. I want you to call the hospital. That's not the option. I want you We will We will get you medical attention if that's what you request. You know somebody that lives here? Yes. We will get you medical attention, but we're going to have to go to the jail first and we will call an ambulance for you if that's what you want. I want you to call the ambulance. I don't have a I want you to call the ambulance. My mom says right down the street. All right. You're going to have to come with us. I want you to call an ambulance. We will call Listen to what I'm telling you one more time. Listen. Look at I don't believe the police. I would like you to call an ambulance. You don't Here's what's going to happen. You're going to go to the jail first and I will call an ambulance and the ambulance can meet us down there and they can come check you out while we're doing the paperwork and get you process. I would like you to call an ambulance right now. I'm not calling an ambulance right now. I would like you to call an ambulance. It doesn't matter what you want. I'm telling you what we're going to do. I don't like you to call an ambulance. I'm scarred up and I have my purse back and you did nothing and I would like you to call an ambulance. You didn't talk to us. You walked away from us. Yeah. You walked away from us. I because for and I stay and I stay my case. Okay. Here's what needs to happen. I need you to stand up. Listen to me. I don't want you to make this worse for yourself. I don't want you to make this worse for you. I am homeless. I know. We will get you medical attention if that's what you require, but you do have to come with us. That is that is not negotiable. I will do what you need and I will get you an ambulance to meet us at the at the Elg Police Department to have you checked out, but you do need to come with us. I will promise you that I will have them meet us there. I promise you that. I will call them as soon as we're in route. We will meet they'll have them meet you down there. Okay? And they'll check you out and they'll look at your old injuries and they'll see what they can do for you. Okay? When is the last time you had something to eat? Are you hungry? Yeah. We can get you some food, too. Okay. Okay. What I don't want to have happen here is I don't want you to try to fight with us right now and then we have to take you down to the ground and force you to come with us. I don't want to do that. Okay. I'd pre prefer that you cooperate with us. Okay. And just just would you do that for us? Yeah. Do see. Okay. Just take off the backpack. Okay. Okay. Well, that's coming with us. We just need you to take the backpack off. All your property will come with us. And you're getting all your property back today. Yes. Okay. You're just going to get down and get some paperwork and we have to process. See, I live here. These are my socks. We hear that. All right. Could you just take your backpack off for us, please? Yeah. Can I walk through the garbage? You can just take the backpack off right now. I can show you. No. Here. No. Let me show you what's in my backpack. I prefer you don't do that right now. See? Look. Okay. Look. All I got all my positivity back weirdness cleaning stuff. Okay. And no and axe. You use all my axe. I have my jam. All right. Carrie. Okay. Carrie Willis, right? Yeah. Okay. I'll tell you what, Carrie. I appreciate you showing me all this because you already you I just got this back. Evidence. Sunglasses. You'll get it back. You'll get it back, right? I'll tell you what. Let's uh let's go ahead and stand up. I keep clean. I appreciate all this. I appreciate all this. All right. Well, we're going to have that come with you. We just need you to stand up and we just need to put your hands behind your back again. We're going to I'll get Why do you need to put my hands behind my back? Under arrest. I told you that. But I just showed you that you just asked for the statement and I gave you the statement and you took her statement already. I know. And you gave us your statement. What was her statement? Well, your statement was that you were not spending the night at the laundry mat. That you did not fight with anyone. That you were not there. Right. Basically in summary. Yes. And then something to do with your wallet was taken. My wallet was in custody already. I never got my wallet back. Is it at the police? Oh, okay. Well, that's something you'd have to take up with Cook County. No, they I never got my wallet back from Elgen Police Department. Oh, we can look into that for you. I never got my phone back from Elgen Police Department. I'm looking at that as well. But listen, it's a Samsung Galaxy A15. We'll go down to the police department. We'll do this paperwork. We'll get you some food if you want some food. I can show you. Okay, Carrie. We got to go. We got to go. Wait. What are you doing, Carrie? Don't walk into this house. I'm not walking into the house. I don't walk into the house. Talk to them. Let's just go over to the police car. Okay. Okay. Come on. You want to grab your water bottle? This is racist profiling. Well, it's really not. And you're white. And that's true. That is absolutely correct. I guess that's correct as well. So walk when you walk. You're going to have to walk. Okay. Okay. You walk. Have I been very polite to you? Yes. But you're trying to arrest me. Well, you are under arrest. You're under arrest. No, I didn't say I'm not under arrest. Okay. Well, we're going to put you in cuffs. And if you don't want to be under arrest, that's fine. But you're going to be in cuffs and we're going to go to the police department. I'm just going to walk this way. Okay. I appreciate that. Let's go this way. Okay. All we need you to do is just put the bag down, please. And we will have you sit in the back seat. We do have to put you in cuffs for the ride. Okay. Once we get to the jail, we will take the cuffs off right away. Water bottle. We'll just put that in her bag. She can just put that in her bag. That's her property. Hold on. Do me a favor. Just put your hands behind your back for us. Sorry. You hold. We got We got to check you, too. Okay. We got to make sure you don't have anything. Please just put your hands behind your back. My uh What do you need? Oh, lipstick. Oh, no. You don't need that. Put that here. Better put lipstick on. That's fine. I didn't do anything. I knocked on. Okay. This is just simple. You're going to get some paperwork and you're going to get released. Okay. So, this is just going to be like a No, I'm trying to put my chest in. I can you please put your hands behind your back? Yeah. I was just trying to put my my chest down. Hands behind your back. I was just trying to put my bra my chest down. Okay. I appreciate all this. Thank you for for doing this. We we we prefer to go this way than any other kind of way. All right. Do you have anything in your pockets right now that could hurt us? Like a knife, any needles, anything you picked up that's sharp, broken glass, anything like that? Do you know what's in your pockets right now? Let's see. Okay. You just took it. Nothing. It's in your bag. Okay. I'm just going to I'm just going to make sure there's nothing in your pockets here. All right. We'll have you have a seat right here. Hold on a second. Let me get this. All right. I want to get the seat belt on just so you don't slide around. Let me see if I can move this up for you. All right. Does that hurt? Then go around the top of your head. I put that. All right. All right. Let's uh we're going to pick that up front and then we're going to get you down there and we'll take those cuffs off once we get down there. Okay, Carrie. The suspect was charged with battery, criminal trespassing, disorderly conduct, and obstructing justice. Let us know your thoughts on this video in the comments, and be sure to subscribe for more. Never-before-seen arrest footage.