Is that your car? >> No, it's not. >> Is the car stolen? >> No, the car not. >> Damn, y'all doing the >> walk back to me. Keep coming. Keep coming. >> There's a certain group of people who want all the perks of shopping, but without paying a dime. When store security or cops catch up to these shoplifterss, they often play dumb or pretend to be innocent, but that act doesn't last long, and they're quickly exposed for what they really are. It don't matter. Is he going to take? >> Well, it depends on the difference between felony and >> we have to read it. >> Officer arrives, warns the suspects not to run or resist. Mentions he'll tase if needed and that multiple units are on route. >> Done. How we doing? Let's what we're going to do. Let's start to cook. >> You do not want to get tased. I'm just telling you straight up. I'm old school. So, I don't I don't do all this running. I'm old. I'm just going to tase you. So, I don't want you to resist. Okay. I got units pulling in right now. >> Both women are told they're being detained on suspicion of shoplifting. The officer records the encounter on video and asks one to put an item down. >> Multiple units, so there's no running, no getting away. >> So, you're going to be detained on suspicion of shoplifting. >> I'm being honest with you. So, here's what's going to happen. >> We're sitting here. >> I'm going to take this down. It's all on video. So, >> what are you? >> All right. Sorry about that. >> If that's okay, put the water down. Here you go, offic Bomb. Will you hold that? The officer asks for receipts, offers a chance to pay, but clarifies they're still being detained while paperwork and checks are done. >> All right, put your hand behind your back right now. >> How you doing? >> Hey. >> Hello. I'm sorry, you guys. >> That's okay. Nothing personal. >> Yep. >> Thank you. >> I'm going to go get a receipt. >> Receipt. Can I just >> Oh, we'll work on that right now. Like I said, you're just being detained right now. >> They're escorted toward the security office. The officer says he'll run criminal history checks and notes one woman's name, Betty Renwick. >> Okay. >> 41. Do you any further? If not, I'll start. >> No, we're good. >> Did work. All right. We're going to walk towards the security office. Okay. Betty Renwick [Music] say >> we'll deal with that after we do some paperwork. >> Oh [ __ ] Can you just ask >> right in this other door over here? >> No, they're not. >> No, I'm saying we're just Why not? >> Have you ever been arrested for shoplifting? >> No. >> Never? >> No. >> All right. Central go over ahead and run a criminal history on her also. It >> was funny cuz I was going to go to the other door, but I was going to cut inside, but I noticed I didn't have my handcuffs, so I had to come out my car to get it and I was like, "There she is right there." Cuz we couldn't find her on the camera. >> Well, like I said, we got to do this paperwork. >> Unfortunately, you got a pot in here, so it's tying up three units. So, we got to get the fab. >> I got to wait. >> Not your partner. Just somebody else will shop with him at some time. [Music] [Music] >> Somebody. >> Who is this? >> Excuse us, young ladies. >> Love you. >> All right, we're going to move this bag and have you sit right here. Okay. All right, have a seat. Good thing I didn't didn't have my handcuffs on me cuz I was going to go that way and I was like, "Oh, I don't have handcuffs." So, I had to go in my car to get up there. She literally just passed my car. I'm like, "Hey, I noticed that emblem." >> Hi. >> Huh? Have we >> have we searched her there also? >> I have not. How did you do that? >> The officer conducts a pat down and places handcuffs on one woman for safety. Explains detention versus arrest and that a firsttime offender may only get a ticket and go home. >> Lady, will you stand up for me real fast? Just cuz I don't like you're not handcuffed and I want to make sure you don't have a weapon. So, >> turn around for me. Don't fall, please. No, man. Your feet for me. >> Let's handcuff her until we're decide to release her. >> Keep it st Keep it standard. You're not arrest. We're just detaining cuz I detained her. So, I'm going to detain you, too. >> Fair is only fair. >> Do you have a receipt >> for the clothes? Can we just borrow? >> Nope. Yeah, that's not working. >> Nope. Not at this moment. >> Okay. >> Not at this moment. >> Once we're done. I told you. >> We never said you were under arrest. You're going to eventually go home. >> Well, thank you. >> You haven't done this before. >> The officer issues a stern warning about repeat offenses and discusses discovering prior records for one suspect, implying different outcomes for each. >> What I'm going to do is I'm going to grab your stuff. We can just walk out the door >> and leave these guys to do what they need to do. >> She'll get you to sign everything. That way we have a little more room in here. >> And this is your one life warning. >> The second one you go to jail. >> If you keep doing it, your fourth one is a felony. >> No matter if it's a dollar candy. All right. So, the truth. No, not the truth. >> So, I got told by my bad guy earlier that I did a good job cuz he was funny. He kept he was giving false name. I knew that, you know. I thought, "Bro, they ain't coming back." That's like, "So, your license is Alabama." Alabama. >> North Carolina. Oh, okay. Cool. Right now, North Carolina. Nope. Not coming back. So, I said I kept going. Kept going. Yeah. I was like, "You got a wallet, honey?" Nope. It's in my brother's truck. That's strange. People normally guys normally carry a wallet. How about you stand up? Let me patch your pocket. Oh, there's my wallet. No, I don't know. So, long story short, we find out who he is. And I'm telling Jazz, cuz Jazz is a trainee, right? I'm like, "Look, if they tell you they got a license, they tell you they've been to jail, they're going to have a return." The bad guy looks at Jazz and goes, "He's right. So, you did a good job. You did a real good job." Thanks, man. >> Bro, why you going to lie? >> I I knew her name. She's been arrested a lot for shopping. >> You've been convicted. >> Been arrested. >> All right. How many we got? Let's see. >> Two were dispensed already. >> Okay. Well, it don't matter if you going to take me to jail. >> Well, it depends on the difference between felony and >> we have to read it. >> No, [ __ ] you. Don't if you going to take me to jail. >> Literally do. >> Okay. Well, that's fine. Conversation reveals one suspect has prior convictions and worries about being taken to jail. The other appears likely to be released after paperwork. >> You taking this one? >> Let's go then. Hold on. I want to Oh, wait. Hold on. >> I tell you what, go put her in the car. >> Hold on. Stay here and we can do the >> We can walk out. [Music] Did you already get the step? >> Oh, yeah. We got that. >> Hey, boo. >> What's up? >> Sweet. I'm at Walmart. >> We had one and then when we're in here, they had another one in progress. [Music] Officers handle case logistics, vehicle availability, case number, paperwork, and finish by instructing suspects how to stand and proceed. Final lines reference custody procedures and case processing. >> And for having cages, sergeants, technically, we're supposed to have them, but until we get more cars, we're driving that. And they got a bunch of SUVs in, but it's taken so long to outfit them. They gave the SUVs to the captains, the ones that aren't outfitted yet. >> So, at least they're trying. You know what I'm saying? [Music] >> What do you need to do? Like I said, >> I just need all of her information and >> Oh, okay. >> the case number. >> Okay. Well, you should have done that when I had my computer. Emily B. I love the [Music] [Music] 74. air. [Music] >> Hello. >> Both women were detained on suspicion of shoplifting at Walmart. Arrested for shoplifting, possibly facing a felony due to prior convictions. Every choice has a cost. Honesty keeps you free. Steal once, lose trust, steal again, lose freedom. But this is still not the worst case. Just wait until you see this next one. >> I was helping them put stuff. >> I got other stuff in there, too. Can I go get it? I'm not going to do nothing. >> Just stay here. It's all right. We're in where? On August 29th, 2024, officers located a shoplifter who was unaware that the stolen merchandise was equipped with tracking devices. This is footage of the events that followed. >> You look at the silver beater, don't How's it going, guys? >> You guys know whose car this is? >> No. >> Not associated. >> No. >> Okay, cool. you with the chain. Come here. Me? >> Yeah. You got ID on you? >> Huh? >> You got ID? >> ID? >> ID? >> Not. >> What's your name? >> The suspect claims the car belongs to his brother or a friend and denies knowing about the stolen jeans clearly visible in the back seat. >> Friend's car that I've been using. >> Okay. So, you've been driving this car? >> Not really, but I just picked it up today. >> Okay. From where? Um, my brother house. >> Your brother's house. All right. Where's that at? >> Come on over here. I want to separate yourself from from these people. Come on over here. >> What's going on? >> So, right now we're like I said, we're investigating. Come over here to the curb, man. Come over here to the curb. >> Come on. You're being you're being cool with us. You're being cool with us and everything right now. Clearly, there's there we're we're investigating crime. Okay. There's a bunch of stolen jeans in the back of that car. Clearly, you can see it. You can see those tags. Police explained the items were tracked using security devices that pinpointed the car's location. They also mentioned that surveillance footage shows the suspect's faces. >> Got it back from the dude. >> Gotcha. >> And then I just use it every once in a while and then I let my bro use it. >> Okay. >> For the past two days. >> Gotcha. Okay. So, you have been driving around this car? >> No. >> Okay. All right. So, yesterday >> yesterday was my first day. I didn't have the car yesterday. >> Okay. And cool. Um, so again, what we're investigating right now is nothing major, dude. Okay. Somebody shoplifted. Okay. When they shoplifted, they shoplifted a bunch of stuff that has some tracking tags on it. Okay. >> I noticed those in the back. Yeah. >> Yeah. They got a bunch of tracking stuff to it. It tracks. The security department notifies, hey, it's here. >> This is here. Um, I was >> After repeated questioning, the man admits being in the car during the shoplifting, but initially denies stealing anything himself. Officers detain him for further investigation. over real quick. Okay, I'm going to start over because you've been you seem like you're being chill with me and I'm trying to be chill with you. Okay, so I'm going to ask you again. Are we going to see you on these cameras? >> No. >> Okay. Are you going to be in the car? >> No. >> Well, don't don't lie to me. We're here for shoplifting stuff. Okay. If you make it more than that, then it's more than that. Okay. Were you in Were you in the car when they shoplifted? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Gotcha. Okay, cool. Who stole the pants? Who are we going to see on camera? Cuz now we got the car. We got it associated, but now we have you associated with stolen property. So at this time, you're detained, not free to leave, okay? Cuz we're going to figure this out. >> The suspect is read his Miranda rights and acknowledges understanding them. He estimates about 10 to 12 pairs of jeans are in the car. >> Arrest, okay? But because you're not free to leave. All right. So 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 this time to a lawyer. Have present with you while you be questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you for questioning. If you wish, you can decide anytime to exercise these rights and not answer any questions, making statements. Okay. Do you understand the rights? I've read you. >> Cool. How many pairs of pants do you think are back there? >> Not too sure. Probably 10, 11, 12. I don't know. >> Do you have the keys to this car? >> Okay. He finally confesses to participating in the theft, saying his friend, known only as poetic, told him to grab several pairs of jeans and run out of the store. >> Someone told us to go to the store to get to the stuff. >> Okay. Just do a little grab and run. Just grab some handfuls and run out. I got you. >> The other guy put on stuff. >> They put on some things while he was in the store, too. Okay, I got you. So, did you have any active participation? Were you holding jeans when you left the store? And like I said, if if if you lie to me, I'm just all I got to do is look at the camera when I get back and see exactly what it was. Okay. So, did you steal these jeans, too? Okay, I got you. All right. What' you do? Tell Tell me Tell me what happened in the store so I can know your statement. >> He walked around and then took the jeans. He put on stuff. >> Okay. >> Then he put on a couple of jackets and then he told me to grab the jeans. Nice. Okay, I got you. >> How many pairs did you say you grab? >> Officers locate the tracker, noting it's worth more than the jeans themselves, valued at a few,000. The total theft amount increases because of this. >> Okay. Uh, you got the keys on you for this car? >> I think it Where are the keys at? >> I was when I was helping them. I put it probably on the car somewhere. >> Okay. You think we weren going to talk to you, so you just ditch the keys real quick? No, I just I was helping to put stuff up. Other stuff's in there, too. If I go get it, I'm not going to do nothing. >> Just stay here. It's all right. Where in Where in this car do the keys? >> It's right on the seat over there. >> All right. You want to go see if you can >> Can you get the keys off the seat, please? >> Oh, there you go. >> They're on this passenger seat by where >> they know what's going on. >> Are they family? They friends? >> It's like my mom right there. Okay, I got you. Where are you staying right now? I'm with them and like my job cuz I'm in school and stuff and I like mom and dad. [Music] >> She going to hang out for a second. I'm going to talk. >> No, you're good. >> I have school tomorrow. All right. Um, so can you do me a favor? You you have permission to to go in the car? >> Uh, yeah. All right. Um, >> can you don't go in the car, but can you just go over to the car? He's going to chirp the the tracker real quick. We just want to make sure it's in there cuz that's the most expensive thing. >> What was that? >> Don't go in the car. >> Oh, just listen to the tracker. >> [ __ ] chirp. Should chirp three times and then pause and then three and then pause. Otherwise, you said it'll chirp for the next like 10 minutes. >> Okay. Yeah, that should be good. Appreciate you. You hear anything? >> No. Yeah. >> So, all right. So, here's the big thing. The tracker is like >> the man tells officers he's attending school to become an iron worker and fears charges could jeopardize his future. Police reassure him that it's likely a delayed report, not an immediate arrest. >> Iron worker. I don't want to mess that up. >> I mean, you you straight up stole, you know, maybe a few thousand on camera, too. So, >> no, it's not right. Around the wrong people just to help get money. >> If we get you a consent search form, will you fill that out and sign it saying that, "Hey, we can we can search your car and get the evidence back, get the pants back." Yeah. Do you have one of those forms? >> Can I grab them and then you guys >> Cuz the worst I mean, best case scenario is, hey, you just pull those jeans out. You say, "Here you go, man. My bad. I'm sorry. Worst case scenario is you go, "Aha!" and you pull out some sort of gat and then then it's a then it's a firefight, right? And I I I know that that's not how you are and that's not the vibe you're giving me, but I have to plan for worst case scenario, right? So, we're just going to sit until we get the official form out. You sign it saying, "Hey, I'm giving consent to to search this car to go through it and recover this merchandise and whatnot, and then we figure stuff out from there." Based on the tracker's location, it looks like you guys was running around just causing problems, too. Do you guys do anything else illegal? And that's why because that tracker shows every single place that you guys went to. It shows all the different areas. Shows how many times you bounce back to this area and everything. So my question to you is now an opportunity for you to be real and not shady about it. When these other people call out and say, "Hey, Silver BMW at this location and we got trackers that says you was there. We going to see anything else from here. I didn't do anything." >> Oh, I had to do anything while you was out. Did you run around still anything else? Officers confirm details with Old Navy. The total loss is $1, $350. The store chooses to press charges. >> More trouble. He's got school trying to be an iron worker and everything, but he was with a friend. Uh, he grabbed a stack of denim jeans, took it, drove off. Um, he's willing to give us consent to search. So, we filled out that consent to search in his vehicle so he can get the the jeans back >> and get everything. Right now, I'm having her get me uh the Old Navy, the original victim's number, so I can call them, find out what they want, >> okay, >> from all of this. >> Okay. >> Um and that's where we go from there. >> Okay. All right. You guys want to prosecute? Um my question to you is what what was the amount the dollar amount lost with the jeans? And then 350. Okay. And is that >> 800? Is that counting the tracker? Yes or no? So, 1350, 500 for the tracker, 850 for the jeans. Okay. Do you guys have any video surveillance of that? Perfect. Um, do you guys have it available like to send to an officer? Uh, Old Navy says they want to prosecute. Dollar amount. I think it's 1350 total. >> Okay. >> So, we'll recover the jeans. >> Sweet. >> I've never seen that before either. That's pretty sweet. >> All right, man. So, here's the next step. Next step is we'll get you a record statement from you. I'll write you a citation for it for theft. You show up in court later for it. Talk to the judge. Take care of it however you need to take care of it. Okay? As right now, like I said, everything else has been >> The suspect cooperates and agrees to a citation for theft instead of arrest. The car is flagged as involved in criminal activity, and the officers commend him for remaining calm and cooperative. Crime may seem easy money, but it always leaves a trail. Even hidden trackers can expose the truth. Choose honesty and better company, or one mistake can cost your entire future. What an unyielding shoplifter. The next shoplifter will react much more violently, so keep an eye out. >> Hands up. Hands up. >> I got >> a woman in Ohio orchestrated a high-speed chase after stealing thousands of dollars worth of Stanley cups. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> We just had a lady walk out with two of our bog bags with products stuck into them. Um, here's my video of her. Um, so >> did you guys walk out? >> Did she Did I walk out? >> Yeah. >> This is her and I was trying to Sorry. Let me uh >> walk out of my [Music] >> Okay. Yeah, that's fine. >> Did you find anything? Now, I'm not sure what the product she had in the bags, but I know that it was the two bog bags and that product was stuffed in there. >> What is your >> Melissa? >> I'm going to send you a link. Can you send me that video? >> Absolutely. We just did this on Monday. So I have I was coming from Bright Road since I was behind her. There was three guys in front of her. So I'm hoping one of them gets her whichever way she ended up going. So >> yeah, >> cuz one went towards the 99 the highway. So she may be getting to him here. Just a second. >> Yeah, it was like >> my sister. >> Yeah, she put him in obviously you can see her putting them in the trunk of her car. If I pause this um we start it right there. Sorry. You just go outside and wait on it. >> Well, I was right here and then I was just trying to get a license plate >> with a tan cos on. I just >> store managers gave police a detailed description and partial license plate number warning staff not to pursue suspects for safety reasons. >> Oh yeah, I get to fill out another one of these. Okay, at least we caught this one. >> I Yes, I Yeah. Well, you guys have a lady. >> I will tell you it's dangerous going out there even to get a license plate, but the license plate does help a lot. >> I know. >> Hi. >> Well, I'm always saying I went out to the sidewalk. >> Yeah. Well, I mean, you could say you went out and got the license plate. >> Yeah. >> I don't I mean, you didn't have much of a conversation with her anyway. >> No. Well, you weren't trying to stop her necessarily, >> so >> I'm sure that's against your policy. >> Yeah, we're supposed to sidewalk and that's about it. >> Yeah. >> After receiving a statement from officers located the suspect's car and initiated a high-speed pursuit reaching 115 Kimra on Interstate 75 and surrounding roads. >> We are eastbound on North Dixie Highway. If someone can communicate to this Parisburg Township behind me to come take the one position, I'll give it up. [Music] Ran the red light at Fort Meoulevard. [Music] We're at the traffic light at uh Jeff Dev's Commons and Jefferson Street through >> police performed a pity maneuver forcing her vehicle to stop. She was arrested after resisting and shouting at officers. >> The converging diamond here at 75 475. [Music] We're going to get back on 475 southbound on 25 pit. She just took a pit. Pit on her. >> Hands up. Hands up. I got it. >> Anybody in the back? [Applause] >> Headquarters. One in custody. >> What I do? >> Yeah. What' you do? What' you do? >> What I do? Tell me what I do. >> Stealing from Dicks. >> No, I put the ball in. >> You weren't running, were you? Officers searched her car, finding stolen Stanley Cups clothing and multiple shopping bags. All evidence of shoplifting. >> Thank you guys. Thank you. Thank you everybody. Appreciate it. Thank you guys. >> Thank you. >> Thank you guys. >> Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Yeah. >> Whenever you guys get a chance, whoever's in this, I The evidence is in the trunk. They said she put it in the trunk. Okay, >> I'll get you out of here. >> That's good. We're going to have a tow truck come get it. So, I got another officer should be here in a second. So, >> good job. You good? You all right? >> I'm good. You're good. You got >> We got a tow truck coming. >> I just need to get in the trunk. How you open the trunk on this stupid thing? >> There we go. There it is. Some pictures. >> Yeah, for a misdemeanor. >> Kind of dumb, but you need help with >> I got a tow truck coming. We're just going to get our evidence here and uh go from there. >> I thought you guys had it boxed in there, but So, I've got a whole bunch of Stanley's, some clothes, like a black rubber bag, a purple rubber bag, and a plastic bag with >> The suspect claimed she fled because she wanted to return to Toledo and call her baby's father, offering excuses for her actions. >> Does that sound about right? >> You're clear. It's all the special sto. >> I know. Why do they do this? [Music] >> Good. >> Let's take my phone off, please. >> Oh, yeah. We'll get there. You're not getting it, though. I mean, I just want to call make sure my baby back and my daughter. That's it. >> If you would have stopped in Finley and we would have wrote you a court date and you would have left and then you could have called your dad or your baby dad and your daughter. >> I don't know how Finley works. So, I wanted to get to Toledo. >> Toledo and now what's happens? And then I'm like, >> officers scolded her for endangering lives during the chase while she continued to argue and insult the police. >> [ __ ] Parisburg. So, I was like, let me know. >> It's terrible excuses. All right, but no, you're not going to use your phone anytime soon. So, sit tight. Enjoy the the the kindness. >> I got a newborn baby. I just need Can you Can you call them? >> Let me let me tell you something right now. I'm not being I am being a dick. I don't give a [ __ ] Okay. You know, Elijah just putting danger out there. Myself, all these officers, all the citizens out there, and then are you worried about your little baby? You're going to stay home and take care of him like a good mom. >> I am. >> Piece of [ __ ] >> Dude, this is my second one. Hey. >> Uh, no. I jumped in, right? >> Yeah. It happens all the time down there. She whining. I need to go take care of my little baby. >> Is that her? >> You guys had one. They stole from like a Best Buy warehouse. >> They flipped that. >> Oh, yeah. >> They flipped the Pacifica. I worked in early with Williams and they get off and tried to go the wrong way and flipped it and then tried to run across to Baymont and Northwood. >> What's for me? >> Oh, I didn't >> Angelica. You ain't [ __ ] but a [ __ ] with a back. >> After being handcuffed, she verbally attacked the officers, shouting obscenities and accusing them of mishandling her money, [ __ ] All of y'all, good work. Good work, officer. Good work. [ __ ] dumb asses for a [ __ ] purse. Y'all slow as [ __ ] Did all that [ __ ] for a purse and they just [ __ ] my car up. Now I really ain't got to pay for my car. [Music] [Music] Hey. Hey. I'm trying to get Open the door. Why the [ __ ] is y'all counting my money, [ __ ] [ __ ] And he keep touching my [ __ ] wallet like you about to touch my money. Why is y'all in my money? [ __ ] wrong with y'all? [ __ ] pigs. Thief ass pigs. Your mama, [ __ ] and your ugly ass kids, [ __ ] [ __ ] ass [ __ ] [ __ ] tear your [ __ ] [ __ ] up. Y'all lucky, [ __ ] Got this [ __ ] goddamn seat belt child. >> The woman was charged with grand theft and fleeing and eluding and is currently awaiting judgment. The video concludes by asking viewers for their opinions on the chase and outcome. Crime driven by greed can spiral into life-changing consequences far worse than the stolen goods. No theft is worth risking lives. Honesty and accountability always lead to a safer path. If you like this video, please sign up for Law Zone to receive more. Look out for the next shoplifter who will react even more aggressively. >> Yes. If you don't want to listen, I'm detaining >> I really don't give a >> In July, police detained a man outside Home Depot after a heated situation. The man and his companions argue with officers, accusing them of using excessive force and racial bias. >> You came over here on some aggressive >> Turn around. Turn around. >> Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. >> Why are you arresting me? >> Turn around. >> Why are you kidding me, bro? Are you kidding me, bro? >> About what? >> Stop. Stop. >> Shut up. About what? >> Relax, dude. Relax. I'm recording it. Don't worry. Back up. >> About what? >> Back up, dude. You're not listening to me, man. >> You're not listening to me. Stop. Stop hitting me. Stop. >> Stop hitting me, bro. >> Relax. Are you kidding me? >> Yo, relax. Relax. Relax. >> Get my phone. >> Relax, dude. We're not grabbing anything. Chill out. No, I I got I got >> I literally step back. No, step back. Step back. No, step back. Step back. If you come over here, >> excuse me, can you get another officer here, please? >> Step back. Step back. >> You want me to take your [ __ ] >> Babe, babe, step back. Back up. >> Sir, why the you dealing with me like this for? >> What are you dealing with me like this for? >> What did I do to you? >> Relax. Hey, >> let go. Let go. You're a baby. Yo, >> let go, bro. >> [ __ ] to you. >> You look look. >> You don't even know what's going on. You just want to attain people. You >> cuz he's black. >> Step back and sit down. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Stop. Stop. Watch out. Watch out. >> Step back. You have a baby in your head. Step back. >> So, move. >> Step back. A woman holding a baby claims she and her boyfriend were only arguing and that officers unnecessarily targeted her boyfriend because he is black. She insists the officer should have deescalated instead of immediately detaining him. >> Me three times on camera. Doesn't matter. I don't care what you do. >> Okay. And you over here harassing him, too? >> Yeah. I step out and I just put him in cuffs. >> Testimony. >> Okay. Whatever. Step over here. >> No. >> Step over here. >> Relax. >> He didn't. He didn't. >> Wait. He didn't do nothing. >> Listen. Listen. That's not how this goes. That's not how this goes. I walk up and if you don't want to listen to me. Yes. If you don't want to listen, I'm detaining. >> Okay. >> Don't give a ID. Just Just calm down. Just calm down. Let him >> Can you girl? >> Give me your ID. Give me your ID. >> I don't have my ID. >> Give me your ID. >> I don't have my ID, homie. >> Shoot. got big and it >> fine. Go over here trying to just wrap people up without asking no questions. We're going to calm down. >> Yes, you you'll be able to speak to another officer. It's fine. Respectful. >> I got the whole trying to talk to somebody who >> cuz this man, we were all arguing. Me and my boyfriend were arguing and this man just come to scoop him up. >> Who's your boyfriend? >> He's in the car now. >> Okay, >> that's why. >> All right. And who are these people to you? They're just They were just witness. >> All right, let's get out of this. This man just woke up. >> Oh, whoa. Okay. All right. >> Man, I'm upset. I'm sorry, but he over here put his hands on me and my baby. >> 100%. She's hitting me. >> Okay. And he's over here putting his hands on me. >> Witnesses tell police they saw the woman hitting the man, not the other way around. They claimed the man was trying to leave with the baby when the woman escalated by screaming and striking both him and an officer. >> Us up the whole time. Then that's a whole different thing. I'm not talking you up. I want to respect you just like you. >> You're not respecting me. >> Talk to you. You're not You're screaming in a baby's talk to me. You're pissing me off. >> Go to the sidewalk. You're all you're doing is ruining everything for yourself >> because he disrespected me. >> Take five minutes. 5 minutes to take a breath. Okay. >> All you guys have to help the situation. You're walking into the middle of the street with a >> get yourself in trouble. >> I'm not getting in trouble. What did I do? >> Okay. >> No. >> I will. As long as you maintain this, we're good. >> Were you uh Did you witness the song? >> I did. So, I was in um >> Okay. On video, too. >> All right. >> Okay. So, >> so let's let's walk away from him. >> Okay. >> So, I was at Twins Peaks with them, right? Are you >> I was in Twin Peaks with them and then she was sitting she I guess he was on the other side. She came where I was. She sat down. I guess she >> This is in Twin Peaks. >> Twin Peaks. I guess she seen him and then they went around. She grabbed him. They started coming out. So I told my husband, "Let's leave." Cuz there's a baby involved. >> Um so we follow him here. They were here. She He was like, "Listen." >> Yeah. We're 104. >> She he he told her, "Listen, you need to calm down. Stop hitting me. I'm taking the baby with you." >> I got it all here on video. So he put the baby in the car. She started screaming. She started hitting him. He was like, "Listen, stop it. You shouldn't be hitting the guy." Took the baby, put the baby in the car, screaming, hitting him. Then the police came. The police told him to come back. They got out of control, which he wasn't wrong. They were out of control. >> Officers explained that placing someone in handcuffs is standard procedure for deescalation during domestic disputes. They emphasize it doesn't automatically mean arrest, but helps control the situation. Oh, just the >> just the alterc. May I see that altercation? >> Just with the uh just with the um the the girl and the guy. >> So, what you guys witnessed was the woman hitting him. >> I saw the police come down and honestly, I'm going to be honest. Black dude, >> white girl. >> She was hitting him and he was screaming. >> This this So, I had to run out here just to say, "Look, he did nothing wrong. Watch the video and listen, right?" >> Cuz cuz he came aggressive at the black dude. Throw him in the back of the car. >> When when we handle our situations, >> when we put someone in handc cuz it doesn't mean they're going to jail immediately. That's fine. You know what I mean? We that's what we do to to deescalate >> and then we could try to work it out from there and then see who's the problem and and then that's you know what I mean. But let's uh let's look at this first. >> It's hard to see but but you can >> you can hear the conversation. >> You can you can take the phone. >> Oh, sure. >> But you'll pretty much hear the conversation. Like >> it's hard to see the people but you can hear. And were they at Twin Peaks drinking? >> They was. I I saw them uh >> when they got to the corner here and I started recording when they got halfway cuz I saw like it was getting a little crazy. >> The detained man complains about tight handcuffs and insists he wasn't resisting. Officers try to calm him down, explaining their perspective that responding to screaming requires urgent action. >> All right. What is your name? >> Do you have your DL on you? >> Is it in your pocket or just let Is there >> It's in there. >> Okay. I'm going to grab your ID. >> Okay, that's fine. We'll just put just loosen the cups a little bit. I can feel my hand. >> I will. As long as you maintain this, we're good. >> Okay, I'm chilling. >> I don't need to hear anything else. >> All right, let's walk away from >> Stay there. Stay there. Stay there, >> dude. I just told you to calm down. >> I'm gonna go around. >> Okay, >> so calm down. >> Can you communicate with me, >> Dude? No, I don't need to tell you what I'm doing. I don't need to tell you what I'm doing. If you don't calm the down, then it's not going to You're not going anywhere. Do you understand? >> What are you Are you on something right now? >> On what? >> I'm asking you. What are you on? You're acting like somebody very irrational. >> I know. All right, bro. >> Please. The left one is so tight, >> man. Come on, man. Come on, bro. >> No, no, no. I I can't feel my left. Yo, sir. It's your left one. >> The left one. Please loosen just a little bit more. I can feel it. >> I cannot feel these fingers right here. I'm being real with you. I'm not trying to >> Dude, I can feel my whole Look, look, dude. I can fit my whole finger in there, bro. >> I can fit my >> Police explain why they detained the man first when responding to calls of a small woman screaming against a larger man. They prioritize immediate safety. The woman argues that the officer was aggressive and unfair. >> They hear a small woman. No matter what, whether you're Asian, white, or black, if they hear a small woman screaming on the top of her lungs to >> being abused >> to a larger man, who are we to to downplay that? >> Why do you assume? >> You called the police. You called the police along with other people calling the police saying that you are screaming. So that's why we come the way we come. >> Okay? >> So understand that. So then now we have to handle the job that you gave us. You called us here and then you hit now you're hitting officers >> being physical now. >> But then you made it physical. >> Isn't that more kind though? Ask questions before getting physical. >> Now flip side of that. This is just me talking. We don't even have to talk like this. But on the flip side, let's say we did come kumbaya, right? And you're getting your beat. Then you're going to say, >> "Okay, so then it calls for measures to detain somebody. But was I getting I didn't think so. >> I don't think that one second. >> Yeah. And I just need to talk to her real quick for me. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> And let me talk to her in private. That's fine. That'll be great. Okay. All right. >> I would wish that officer came like that. He said, "Move to the car. Move to the car." And he kept screaming at me like, "I'm at the car." And then he just gets all aggressive on me. I wasn't trying to attack him or anything. I was a resistant arrest. I followed his orders and I went straight to the car and then I'm in the back of the truck next basically. >> Officers clarify that the woman struck an officer during the altercation. So, she will be arrested for battery on law enforcement. They reassure that the charges will likely be minor and she'll be released soon. >> Verbal, physical, whatever. We'll detain one party until we figure it out. So, that's why you're putting cuffs. >> So, we'll give you a case number, everything. We're going to do a report on this. Um, I think the the officer has your information. >> Uh, yes. I think it's in my wallet. Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. It's on my whole body. >> Um and then is this your phone? >> Yeah, that's my phone. I'll grab my phone. Thank you. >> So, we're going to do a It's called a a domestic report. >> Okay. And it's just a documentation of what happened. >> Yeah. He came here. Yeah. Basically, just it's going to be what he observed. Um he'll review his body camera footage and everything. Obviously, all that stuff was on tape. >> Okay. >> Um and then because she started hitting him, we have to arrest you for battery on law enforcement. No, her. You're you're >> you have to arrest her. >> Yeah. >> Are you serious? You have to take her to down to the office and everything. >> We have to. >> Oh, come on. >> So, let me let me explain what happens. She'll probably get out tonight. So, >> the woman becomes emotional, worried about her breastfeeding baby. Officers explain the bail process, reassure her about the baby's safety with the father, and prepare to transport her to jail. >> 2 hours ago, >> she'll be okay. So, I'll give you the information. It's sheriff.org. I'll write all this down, but sheriff.org. Type in her name. He'll tell you when she'll be able to get out. She'll get a phone call and everything, be able to call you, all that stuff. >> So, that's that's what's going to happen. >> I mean, I get I get that she started hitting him because she literally just started being aggressive with me for no reason. And >> my aggressive girlfriend, me and me and her in an argument for her to come over like, "Hey, what are you doing? That's too much. >> Come on, man." >> Well, like I said, guess because we showed up to a scene, you guys are arguing. Figure out what's going on. Prevent further escalation. I'll be honest, it's going to get dropped. It's Broward County. Unless she like stabs an officer, they don't prosecute. So, she's going to take the ride for the night. I'll be honest, it's probably not going to go anywhere, but that's what's up. So, >> baby, I just went to the escalator. >> Okay. I'm sorry. >> Come on. Do you want >> I just wanted to go home. >> You're going to face this way. Okay. Okay. >> Do you have anything else on you anywhere? >> No. >> Who is the baby home with? >> That's my boyfriend. >> Your boyfriend? >> Yeah. >> Is that the boyfriend? >> We're going to put Hey, we're going to put her in that car. >> That's my boyfriend. Yeah. >> So, where's the baby? She's >> Oh, in the car. >> I think she's in the car. >> Okay. >> She's having um the bailing. We're sorry if I'm going to stay in jail for like a year or something. >> No. What's going on? Because I just wanted to talk. >> Officers explain jail procedures, removing piercings, property intake, bond options. The woman apologizes repeatedly, saying she only wanted a police escort home. >> 10%. So maybe if if you set your bond at $1,000, then it'll be $100. >> Okay. Okay. >> But that's Don't quote me. I'm just saying. >> But I know I'm just going to go home with my baby. He's breastfeeding. >> I understand. But whatever formula is >> whatever happened here today, that's not going to be an option. Okay. >> I know. I know. I'm sorry. I'll get in the car. I >> Do you have any piercings or anything? >> Uh yeah. My stomach just pierced and my ears are pierced. >> Okay. No, you don't have earrings in. Do you have a >> I do the belly button? No, don't do it here. They'll have I'm just letting me know what's going to happen when you get to the jail. They'll have you take all that stuff off at the jail and your >> keep my phone. >> No, no, no. Do you want to go with you or do you want to go with your >> I'd rather >> Okay. So, it'll um >> it'll go with the officer into your property. Okay. You can't have it back here, but it'll go with the officer into your property, which will go to the jail with you. >> Okay. Thank you. I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. >> Life happens, right? >> I called I called I called so that I can be escorted home. So that I can be escorted home with my baby. >> The woman Carlson faces charges including battery. Battery on a law enforcement officer, child neglect, and obstruction. The baby is confirmed safe and the detained man is released. Even minor arguments can spiral out of control when police get involved, especially if emotions run high. Stay calm, comply first, and sort out misunderstandings later to avoid extra charges. After you see the next case, you may want to think twice. It's shocking. And for more articles, subscribe to Law Zone if you like this. >> Wait, why you scraping my out of the car? >> I was getting out. You ain't going to shoot me. Where you going to shoot me? Got it. >> Put on the candle. >> I got it. >> On March 6th, 2023, three women shoplifted over $12,000 worth of luxury perfumes and cosmetics from Ulta Beauty in Lake County, Florida, fleeing in a gray Kia Optima. >> Tried to go head-on with me and now they're taking off down 60. So, I will terminate. >> They're eastbound 60 stuck at the red light at 21 and they're making it through and they are continuing eastbound, but I am not following. 23. Everybody nearly took off. No one else left. >> Officers used shields, tasers, and forced to remove the women from the disabled car. One suspect, Britney Christmas, collapsed and required CPR from paramedics. >> I can't get the You can't go. You can't open that door. >> That door is completely [ __ ] >> Who's less lethal? >> I got less lethal. >> Who is less? >> I got less lethal. [Music] [Music] Who's going to go hands on with them? >> I will go hands on. >> Me and Ken got hands on. >> We are ready to move. >> Stay outside. Stay the side because they're not going to go outside with us. >> Get your hands up. >> Hands up. >> Police officers. Get your hands up. Police officers, get your hands up now. >> Passenger, >> the back passenger's door. Hands out the back window. You back passenger. I'll do the talking. Back passenger, keep your hands where I can see them. Put your hands up. >> Get out of the car right now. >> Stay right there. You stay right there. >> Right there. >> Hey, ma'am. >> In the front passenger seat. Are you injured? >> Are you injured? >> We're not going to shoot anybody. >> We need to know if you guys need help. You go ahead. Yeah. >> You go ahead and watch the open door. >> Do we have a sec? I don't think we have a second. >> While Christmas fought for her life, Kia Williams focused on her phone and purse. And Terrell denied being the driver, even giving police a false name. >> Come on out. >> You're going to get a pat down. >> Can I ask you something real quick? You're going to stay right here. Sure. >> All right. Can I ask you something, Mr. Jones? >> What? Can you grab my phone, man? >> If we can find your phone. >> It's right there in that Gucci purse you just had in your hand. You just looking at >> your phone is unconscious. I don't think your phone's your concern. Relax for a minute. >> No, my phone is my concern cuz I had to call my family. Can you please grab my phone? >> Terrell resisted officers by trying to restart the car and keep her foot on the gas, leading to taser deployment. Police stressed that her delay endangered her friend's life. >> I'm trying to fix the car. >> No. Get her out of here. >> Stop. >> Get your hands off now. You put that car You put the car in uh You put your foot on the gas again. You're getting tape. >> I still have my foot. I'm trying to get >> like Get your foot off the car. >> It's not on the car. I'm trying to get >> Don't move the gear. Shut the car off now with the key. Shut the car off. >> Shut it off. Take the key out. >> I don't know how. >> Get out of the driver's door. Open it. Then crawl across to me now. >> I'm trying. I don't know. >> Turn the car off. >> It's not letting me. >> Turn it off. >> Turn the [ __ ] car off now. It's not [ __ ] >> turn the car off. >> I'm trying. >> Red taser. Taser. Taser. >> What the? I'm trying to help you guys. >> Get her out. I shot my taser out. >> Get out of the car right now. >> What the I was trying to put the car. >> You weren't doing anything. >> Starting CPR. >> Yeah, we didn't even do anything. You see what happened to your friend cuz you waited Matt? We >> need >> the suspects continued to deny wrongdoing with Terrell insisting she wasn't the driver and questioning why she was being arrested. Police confronted her with video evidence. [Music] >> What's the Can you tell me what's the problem here, sir? >> Hold on. Oh my god. >> Like we don't even know what we did. >> You heard me. >> What? >> Can you tell us what was what would happen? What? What was going on? >> I don't have anything. >> Okay, let's go. >> I don't have nothing. >> There's just a phone and money in here. >> We don't got nothing. Okay, we still have to check. Doesn't matter. My nose >> and I'm pregnant. Roll over the other way. >> What's the problem? >> I have to finish surgery. Roll over all the way. >> We don't even have anything though. >> You able to straighten Are you able to straighten your legs out? >> You just stay seated. You just straighten your legs out. >> I can't [ __ ] breathe. >> Well, you're sitting up now. You'll be okay. >> Paramedics will check you out in a minute. Okay. >> Try not to move too much. Okay. What happened? >> What do you mean? >> I'm saying what what the is what is going on? >> What do you mean? You guys crashed here, man. >> I know she was driving. She crashed the car. But I'm saying what happened. >> Just get her away from the car. Get her at least by the back of the car. >> I know my friend. >> Okay. Your friend's almost dead. Your friend is almost dead right now. Okay, let's go. based on how you're driving. >> I wasn't driving. >> Sure. Okay. Hopefully she doesn't. >> What's your name? >> Hey, what's your name? >> What's your name? >> What happened? >> What's your name? >> It's my friend. Okay. >> She's going to be the paramedics are taking care of her. What was your name? >> What's your name? >> What was her first name? >> 101. >> I'm 101. >> Yeah. >> Is she okay? Is she okay? >> Terrell also lied about her identity. Fingerprinting later confirmed her real name and criminal history, including prior retail theft arrests. >> Fingerprint inquiry right now cuz we don't have positive identification on you. You don't have an ID on you. Couldn't find a photo of an ID. So, we have to take your fingerprints in order to ID who you are. >> I gave y'all who I am. I don't know what else to say. Like, shit's on me. Li on me. >> I'm up. >> Hey, Mr. me. >> Hey, remember when I told you you lied about your name? I was right. >> It was right. >> 25 years. Long time. Faces change, but behavior always stays the same. Tried to play the game and you lost. So, you just got to accept it. >> Okay. >> What game? >> 53. >> What's that? >> What game? >> The game of coming out here and trying to steal. Dude, you can't do that. You know that. Look at my [ __ ] background. I ain't done this [ __ ] long ass up, man. >> You just got arrested in February for retail theft. >> No the I didn't. >> Yes, you did. It's on your criminal history in Chicago. >> I didn't. No, I didn't. >> We got investigated and when the case was supposed to be over. >> I didn't do [ __ ] >> You got handc or you got fingerprinted for it? >> Yes, I did. >> Okay. That's arrested. But when they brought it up and they brought up the cameras like y'all did, I didn't do [ __ ] So off with them. Seriously, it's been a good two years for me. So yeah, >> stop trying to judge me. I hate when y'all do that. >> I'm not judging you. >> Yes, you. Yes, you is. >> You think it's so funny? >> I don't think it's funny. >> It's not funny. >> I think it's sad, actually. >> That's really sad. >> Britney Christmas survived her injury sentences. Britney Christmas charged with retail theft conviction 18 months probation. Kia Williams charged with retail theft conviction. 128 days jail 64 credited 18 months probation. Jeriah Terrell charged with retail theft. Aggravated fleeing and DUI 180 days jail, 120 credited. Stealing might feel like a quick win, but it often spirals into danger, injuries, and jail time. One reckless choice can destroy your freedom and your future. But this is still not the worst case. Just wait until you see this next one. >> That is a setup. >> I completely understand. >> So why the am I going to jail when they just set me up? >> On April 8th, 2024, a woman responded to a Craigslist car listing and arranged to meet the seller. She asked to take the vehicle for a test drive, but never returned. The owner quickly called police who later tracked her down. >> What's going on, man? You just riding in the car by yourself. Like I didn't see you jump over. >> No. >> Get out the car. >> That wasn't me. >> Yeah, it was. >> No, it wasn't. >> All right. Who was it then? >> They just went in there. >> No, they didn't. >> Yeah, they did. >> Why are you lying to me? Stop reaching around the car. >> Huh? >> Stop reaching around the car. >> Okay. >> Car six be on uh Bua Saber. King Henry Nora 8107 coming back stolen. >> This was she tried to cover her tracks by insisting that someone else had been driving the car. Then she switched her story claiming the owner had actually allowed her to take the car alone to a gas station. >> Pull off with the car. >> I don't know what's the problem. >> The car is stolen. >> Huh? >> The car is stolen. >> No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Hold on. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm not You didn't see me driving the car. Okay. Yes. No one got out of the car. >> All right. Just go ahead. Put your hand. >> Someone did get out the car. >> Okay. Where' they go? >> The hill. >> Where' they go? >> Right here. >> Who is it? >> Right there. >> What's their name? >> Here. Put your Put your hands together like you pray. >> No, cuz I didn't do anything. >> Stop. Stop. >> Get off of me. You got to arrest me for not driving. >> You're being detained right now. >> I didn't do anything. >> Okay. >> The officer couldn't help but laugh at the woman's outrageous story. He just couldn't believe she thought this excuse would fly. To make it even more absurd, she then claimed the owner had given her the car, so it already belonged to her. >> You have it in hand? >> Yes, she just gave me this car. >> Okay. Where's the Where's the title at? >> Can I get the car? Can I get the title? She just gave me >> I can I can get it for you. >> She just gave it to Where is it? >> Just stay right there. You can just tell me. >> Verbaliz purse. She literally just gave it >> in your purse. the camo purse. >> You want me to grab it for you? >> This is only supposed to be a test drive, >> and my boyfriend went in the house. >> If she truly believed the car was legally hers, why would she hop into the passenger seat and deny ever driving it? When the officer opened the car to retrieve her purse, he discovered several purses inside. >> I'd say so myself. >> Hold on. I'm I'm not running. Come up. I'm trying to get you the title. Sir, >> where's the title? >> How long have you had the car? like five minutes. >> Literally a test drive. Hold on. >> You know the name of person you got it from? >> Pat. >> It's right. Hold on. It's a It's a >> It's a a female. >> What? Hold on. >> I'm getting the title. >> You're not You're not going in the car. >> The title right there >> in this thing? >> Yes. The officer looked over the title and reminded her that just holding it didn't prove ownership unless her name was printed on the document, flashing it around did nothing to back up her claims of innocence. >> I didn't say somebody else was driving it and then you told me you was test driving. >> Well, I was taking it to the mechanic to have him look at it. >> Why lie? You see where you already compounded a lie? >> I compounded the lie. >> Why'd you jump over in the passenger seat then? >> Because I haven't got the title transferred yet. >> You said nothing about test driving it until you found out it was stolen. Well, that's because y'all just said it's stolen, but I have title. >> Why did you hop over in the passenger seat? >> Who was driving the car >> earlier? What's you? Anybody or no? >> My boyfriend told me come meet him over here to have a mechanic look at it. >> Who's your boyfriend? >> They didn't tell me nothing about it being stolen. >> My boyfriend's name is Terrence. >> Terrence what? >> Terrence Mitchell. >> He's told me to come get it. >> Come get it. Look. Miranda for what? You're under arrest >> for what? >> I have the title right there. This is not a stolen car. >> The title in your name. >> The I'm test driving it. How the am I supposed to car? >> You got your >> They setting me up. >> What's up? I don't have my >> I can't go to jail for being having a stolen car and I didn't even I haven't even bought the car yet. >> Well, you don't. >> But I have the title. >> You don't buy a stolen car. >> Even after the officers laid out the facts clearly, the woman just didn't seem to grasp reality. When they finally escorted her to the squad car, she suddenly demanded her personal belongings back and grew extremely aggressive toward the officers >> of card that was given to me with the title. Okay, but that's No, that's a setup. >> That is a setup. >> I completely understand. >> So why the am I going to jail when they just set me up? >> No. That get off of me. No. Get off of me. >> Stop, miss. >> I don't have no right to be arrested and I wasn't driving. >> Miss, calm down. Calm down. I'm going to read you Miranda. Maybe we can arrest me because I wasn't driving the car. >> Miss miss, >> just calm down. >> I done been through enough and y'all keeping me over. That mother just gave me that car with the title and I didn't even buy it and took my money. How the am I going to jail? >> How much did you pay for the car? >> The hell? I haven't even bought it yet. >> She seemed to believe that yelling and throwing a tantrum would somehow persuade the officers to let her go. But instead of helping her case, her behavior escalated. Her aggression soon crossed the line into outright violence. In the middle of the struggle, the woman even tried to bite one of the officers. They eventually secured her in the back of a squad car so they could continue the investigation before I go to jail. No. >> Y people all the time. Y people all the time. Please take my life because I want to I don't want to live. >> You going to get robbed. >> I don't want to live. >> They took everything from me. >> Here, I'm going to sit. >> They taking everything from me. No, they took it all. I want to I want you to >> here. Turn that. >> Please turn that back. >> The devil didn't look at my face. Look what he did to me. After a long and chaotic back and forth, she eventually settled down enough to listen. At that point, she agreed to explain her side of the story and talk with the officers about what really happened when she first picked up the car. You mother just want to keep hurt me. I hate you. I hate you. I hate you. I ain't drove and call the police on me. I hope you I hope you that junky that just sold her [ __ ] and I couldn't even test drive. You going to call the police on me? I hope you I have no right to be arrested. I want to be on arrest again. That's not fair. >> I would rather die than go back to jail. I will kill myself in this if I go to jail for nothing. >> Open your ears and close your mouth. Okay. Now, listen to how I'm going to explain this to you. In order for us to talk to you about who set you up, we have to read this to you and you see my face. You have to verbally say you understand or you do not understand. And you have to verbally tell us that you want to talk to us or you do not want to talk to us. >> The woman eventually confessed that she had just been released from jail and was homeless, which officers suspected was her motive for stealing the car. She then shifted the blame, claiming her boyfriend >> Craigslist for sale. >> Uhhuh. >> I met them at the BP. That's it. I was told to take it to the mechanic to have it looked over. M >> I've just got out the county homeless with nothing. Okay. And I've been on the streets. I have a book bag and they told me to test drive and take it to the mechanic with my boyfriend. >> When officers asked if she had any of the Craigslist messages, she admitted she didn't. They also questioned her about her driver's license and she confessed she didn't have one because of prior court issues. That's a mother goddamn mother to me and can't hurt me. Mother, get me out of this. No, I don't deserve to go to jail. You can't even say what the you arrested me for. I don't want to live more. God, I don't want to go. I don't want to have no >> All right, miss. We going to get you out of here. Okay. You going to walk on your own? You ready? >> No, I'm not ready. I just did days in this. >> Okay. >> The you mean, man? >> Okay. >> Get off of me. >> I'm just here. She shouted all the way into the jail, making quite the dramatic entrance for herself. In the end, she was hit with multiple charges, including abuse, probation violation, grand theft auto, and receiving stolen property. Lies and tantrums won't cover up a crime. The truth always catches up. Bad choices only pile up worse charges, turning a mistake into a downfall. If you like this video, please sign up for Law Zone to receive more. Look out for the next shoplifter who will react even more aggressively.