All that stuff was under her clothes. >> She tempted to leave without pay. >> I'll give anything except beer and cigarettes. You didn't have to steal it. >> I actually did leave Walmart with everything on me. >> Damn. I'm begging you. Please don't do this. >> You just did this at Walmart and you came to our >> I know I can get some money right now. You >> missed your opportunity for that. >> Desperation can explain a bad decision, but it does not erase a pattern. By the time someone [music] is stuffing half a convenience store under a sweater after already catching a Walmart case for the same thing, this was never going to end cleanly. >> Yeah, I didn't know that coffee. >> Another one. >> What's going on? >> All that stuff was under her clothes. >> What you stealing? >> She attempted to leave without pay. >> Getting caught with armfuls of snacks hidden under your clothes is [music] not a misunderstanding. It is getting grabbed midsee. All right, take your hands out of your pockets. All right, show her. >> I didn't take I didn't though. I just >> can't do this. >> 53 1, please. So, this was all Where was this at? Was it like in there? >> All under her clothes. >> Okay. >> I just got out of jail for this. Turns this from a one-off mistake into a repeat performance. >> Take your [laughter] What's What's going on? >> My my my baby, my husband, my fiance is in he's in the hospital right now. He got really got caught in like whatever. I came out here to get us to get us a drink. And then I I'm I'm hungry. I don't have a phone or nothing. I asked my parents to send me money. I don't have any. >> I'll give anything except beer and cigarettes. You didn't have to steal. And then you you just said you you were willing to pay for it. >> If I can. >> No. Now if you can, you said you called the cops. You said you're willing to pay. I I'm willing to try for it with my cards is what I'm was trying to say. >> Thank you. Appreciate it. [laughter] >> Do you have ID on you or anything? >> I have an idea that and man, but I just got out of jail for this. >> You mind if I grab it? >> Yeah, you can. >> Candy brush. It's all right. >> Where's your ID? >> It's somewhere in there. >> Somewhere in here. Yeah. >> You got a lot of cards. >> Yeah. Yeah. I just got out of jail for the Well, I actually left I'm not going to lie, I actually did leave Walmart with with everything on me. >> It's going to be 7 049. >> Again, that's out of Mississippi. >> Huh? >> For going to Walmart and actually leaving with stuff to try to make money. I've been homeless. It's I know it's the same probably the same story y'all hear all the time, but it is what it is. >> Look, I know these guys and if you'd have told them, "Hey, I'm hungry." They would have given you something. >> I don't know that though. I'm not I'm hungry. I'm I'm not >> She's still begging [music] and explaining, but the decision has already been made without her. All right. >> They're pressing charges. >> I put the >> gas. >> I'm begging you. Please don't do this. I'm freaking hungry, man. >> That's advice not to ask. All you have to do walk in. I had nothing to eat. >> I don't know. >> How am I supposed to know? >> You don't have to know. You don't have it's better than doing which option is better. >> But me, can you see it from my point of view, please? I'm on my period. I'ming I don't have any underwear. I have a messed up hat on right now. I'm really in a messed up situation. I'm asking you please manipul >> I mean I you do want to feel sorry for that but And if we do that, I bet my life she just did this at Walmart and she came to us. She's going to do it all over again. >> Even the clerk and officer agree on the real problem. Feel sorry for her today and she will be right back tomorrow doing the exact same thing. Get out of here. >> You made You made your decisions. >> It's not like that though. It's not the same. I'm begging for you. >> Step into the car. Okay. >> How long were you in jail for? >> Overnight. But my >> just overnight. >> Okay. >> My old man's in the hospital. And I'm serious. Please. >> I can't keep doing it. I'm just starting out who I order, man. It is everything you say. >> Yeah. Yeah. They're all in my trunk. My trunk's very organized. Just >> Yeah. And I'm going to run the criminal history. >> Officer, are you guys able to get me a criminal history for the female we have detained? It's >> the first time I've ever been in jail ever. Want the female detained? Can you get me a criminal history for her, please? >> I'm trying to if I can make a phone call or whatever. >> You'll get to make a phone call after like to pay for it right now. I have I know I can get some money right now. >> You missed your opportunity for that. >> That's what I was trying to tell them. Like if I could make a phone call. That's what I was trying to tell them if you could ask him. >> Begging for one more phone call while they pull a record is like trying to out talk a scoreboard. Max, go in there and make sure that you want to press charges. She'll pay for it right now. >> I mean, just make the offer. >> Um, you guys don't want to try to let her pay for it. Serge wants me to ask. >> Can she? >> I mean, if she's going to pay for it, she's going to be punished. It's >> timerest one that I know of. >> You just died a week ago. Do >> the same thing. >> It does as it does as it's told. I was told to ask. >> I I I leave it in your head, guys. Like I said, it's not up to us. >> I I choice. >> Okay. >> Easy peasy. >> Work for me. >> That last offer to let her pay and walk is the lifeline almost nobody gets twice. >> No, I have a I have a hat on. I have another one on hat on. >> Anything any weapons, any knives, anything like that? >> I understand that. some I really can't I can't I can't >> places like this Publix if you go in and say like you need food. >> Well, now you know. Now you know. >> So let me let me put it to you this way. >> I'm in jail for the same thing I didn't even tell you about that. >> Let me put it to you. >> That's really really >> Let me put it to you this way. You have the courage to steal it, but you don't have the courage to ask if you can have it. It doesn't even make any sense though. >> How does that make it not make any sense? >> You're not scared to steal, but you're scared to ask. >> The confidence to steal was there. The confidence to ask wasn't. >> And it's not like you were, you know, taking one thing. You were like going food shopping in there. Only arrested once before lararseny [music] petty theft. Same thing we got today 1221. When is your trial date for this? >> Keep coming in this door. >> The male green shirt on the female black. 6:30 on scene. Ending is 50.1. >> Are you feeling sick in any kind of way? No. >> You going to hurt yourself or anyone else? >> No. >> Any crack since last 24 hours? She's good. >> Thank you. We're going to do the opposite. A prior petty theft case already on the books means today's arrest is not about hunger. It is about habit. In the end, it lands exactly where it had to. Petty theft on the books with the case record sealed and the actual outcome hidden from view. These stories always end the same way. And if you want to see the next Just Hungry Speech before the cuffs click, subscribe and start tracking how often the same choices repeat.