I ain't never been in trouble with no law like this in >> Listen to me. >> From clumsy excuses to elaborate lies, many suspects believe they can outsmart the law. I'm >> sorry. From the bottom of my heart, I really am. I'm sorry. >> Can you switch your seat up? >> That's not a seat. That's the back of the >> But under surveillance cameras and body cams, every statement is eventually compared against real evidence. These are the moments every lie backfires on camera, turning weak excuses into costly legal consequences. and permanent trespass bans. Is a minor theft at Sally Beauty really worth a direct trip to the police station? >> Make sure she good. >> Stop. >> Stop grabbing me. What are you shoving me in a car for? >> Here's the thing. >> Get out of my pocket. >> Give Give me Give I'm going in your pockets. >> Okay. >> After receiving a shoplifting call, officers quickly stopped two fleeing suspects, but their confrontational attitude immediately escalated the situation. Do you guys have uh IDs? >> No. >> Okay. Well, >> we're going to work. This is so considerate. >> We're going to work. How old are you problem if we're going to work? Like I'm going to tell my mom. Y'all just check us. We don't have >> old. We're young. We're trying to go to work. >> Okay. Know you too. Do I? >> Exactly. And we don't know you too. And you're coming off. You're coming off rude to us. >> Do I have a job to do? >> No. Excuse me, sir. He's coming out rude to us. We don't have no bleach. We have to get to work. The beauty supply in the hood on 96. >> The beauty supply in the hood. What's your name? >> No, cuz I'm irritated. We're trying to go to work and we can't stop cuz we don't have no bleach. I'm upset cuz I'm trying to get to work and we don't have to like cuz I'm irritated. >> And you guys stealing things from Sally Beauty. That's why we're here talking. Let him go from there till we go back over. >> Look at me. >> What is your day of birth? >> Mom, people stop yelling at me all day. I need I I don't care if you're like in trouble with no law like this. >> Well, then listen to me. This is all all this bad you see online and stuff. >> It all starts It all starts with not listening. >> Both women aggressively hid their identities, turning a minor theft case into a much more serious legal problem. >> Okay. What is What is your date of birth? >> No, I don't. I have my work. I I've asked you roughly like $10 and I have my We did not steal that. I NO, I'M CAN I Don't Don't touch me. I'm not I'm not going nowhere. Okay, you let me go. It's so expensive. >> Onions. >> Now the police over here harassing us. >> All right, this is what's going to happen. Let me talk to your mother. >> We I'm trying to buy some curling onions for my hair. I'm not trying to GO TO WORK. HE TALKING ABOUT SOMETHING. He talking about some went to the beauty supply for real. All right. I wish I purchase. >> DON'T TOUCH ME. >> DON'T TOUCH YOU, MOTHER. >> Arrest her. >> They don't care. THEY DON'T CARE. >> BRO, STOP. Y'all chill, bro. We not trying to run or nothing like that. We just trying to fix. >> Ignoring repeated warnings, one suspect suddenly became violent, forcing officers to take immediate action. >> I like to make sure she good. >> Stop. >> Hey, stop grabbing me. What are you shoving me in a car for? >> Here's the thing. >> Get out of my pocket. >> Give Give me Give I'm going in your pockets. >> Okay. Stand up. >> You pulling me. I don't want to get up AND FALL. STEP BACK. >> I'm not doing anything. >> Please step back so I can stand up. I DON'T GET THAT CLOSE TO ME in any way. Like uncomfortable. >> What is this? >> You wouldn't know if I told you. You would not know if I told you. I can't keep it. >> No, I don't know what this is. What is it? >> What's the point? >> What's the point of telling you? You wouldn't know. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> This [ __ ] is ridiculous. I'm going back to Atlanta as soon as I'm not even from here. Like, bro, mother. I'm so human. He's going to see that crazy. >> Um, this one had the bleach in her pocket. So, >> she wouldn't just give that up instead of >> No, I'm literally looking through the bag and then I'm like, you know, she's got her hands in her pockets and so I'm like, "All right, let me make sure you got You don't have a pistol or something. They're both probably going I don't know if there's complaints for this." She raised fist to me. >> Oh, yeah. >> Oh, she's going to jail. Yeah, that was >> I'll confirm that. It's in the book that I got cuz there's a whole bunch of beauty supply. >> Yeah. Hey, look. If they want if they want to sign complaints, I'm happy to take both. So, let me give you a heads up as to what's happening. Right. I'm not sure if you are going to go to and or not right now. Okay. We're we're going to have them come over for a positive ID if they want to sign complaints to have you locked up. Okay. If that's the case, then you're going to go back to the station. We're going to do the fingerprints. We're going to do the photographs. If it's just retail, it would just be retail theft for you. Um, depending on the cost of the bleach, which I I don't know how much it costs. If it's over $300, you'll be charged with a felony. Um, as for is this your sister or friend? >> It's your friend. >> What? >> Okay. So, she's going to jail or she's going to go to our uh lockup. And uh unfortunately, I don't know where she learned this from, but you can't raise your hand to an officer. And what did I say when I when I was talking with you guys? Most of the bad that happens comes from not listening. You think I want to be dealing with you right now? >> No. It's a sunny beautiful day out. I have no interest in dealing with you guys right now. But here I am cuz I have a call from ser for service. Okay. So here's here's where we stand. Another bading thing that happens because we're not listening to a law enforcement officer. I call my mama. >> Okay. You're under arrest still. >> Now, if they don't if they don't press charges, you're free to go. >> Okay. I'll give you a ticket. >> I will give you a ticket. >> True. I was trying to >> You're getting charged. You're getting charged with it. Okay. >> Okay. But I was trying to pull you out for her. >> Yeah. I was Yeah. No, that's not happening. >> And even if it was, guess what? Still illegal. Pains me to tell you that. Please tell me. Please tell me you gave me the right date of birth. Is this you or your sister? >> You know what? I don't care. We're charging with obstruction, too. >> Yeah. >> If it's a different birthday and different name, you're getting charged with obstruction, too. >> It's already done. All right. >> On my ID. >> Great. The one that you told me you didn't have. >> Fantastic. You just work with me, >> sir. I have bad anger issues. It wasn't no trying to oh do this do that. I have literally >> if you when we get to the station can I show you my phone my >> I know your anger issues. You raised a fist to me. >> I didn't raise my fist. I was trying to grab your >> Tell it to your lawyer. All right. >> Okay. >> Cuz this is my body cam. Like you introduce you to it. All right. That'll capture the whole event. >> Okay. Your anger issues are why you are in the situation you are in right now. You match the description. She matched the description. and you're in proximity to the Sally Beauty Supply. I don't want to be dealing with you any more than you want to be dealing with me. But here we are. I am a marked I'm in a marked squad car and I'm a uniform police officer. You understand that? >> What you mean now? Listen, I was trying to um call you was not >> Oh, cool. Yeah. Yeah. >> You were God, that's frustrating, man. >> She changing her name or date of birth or anything? >> Yeah. Yeah. She's getting hit with obstruction, too. >> Is she now an adult? >> You want to step out for me? Stand up. You mean the ones that you told me I'm I'm doing too much cuz they're not they're too tight. All right. So, you're going to go in for the retail theft. All right. Uh, two complaints. >> Uh, hey. Uh, yeah. I'll I'll see you inside. >> Appreciate it. Thanks. >> Deputies explained the stolen merchandise had very little value and the situation could have been handled more lightly if the suspects had cooperated. Y in here, right? You know, like it could have been as simple as us going back and looking at the video. We see you're one that takes in. She's not. She's She's freaking out. All this other stuff is just extra. >> Can I talk? >> No, you can't. Hoodie, you have >> Don't show me like you have anything on. You got to Okay. >> You got cuffs on still? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I'll I'll uncuff you here. All right. Stand up. That'll be a good one. >> I filed the request for it. You >> I don't think you filed it yet, but >> yeah, I'm a sign of paper. >> Instead, both women ended up charged with retail theft and obstruction related to concealing their identities. Staying calm and cooperating with law enforcement is often the best way to avoid making a bad situation far worse. Leaving behind the chaos at Sally Beauty, we now move to a Walmart case in Arkansas, where one woman hopes late apologies and cooperation can keep her out of jail just before Christmas. Can hardship claims, please for a Christmas miracle, and late tears still matter against a repeat offender record. >> Don't be lying to me cuz we have video footage. >> I swear to God, I promise like I'm pregnant like I'm going through a lot like can you please like just give me like I just got out of jail. I can barely afford life right now. I can't go back right before Christmas. >> On December 20th, 2023, during the holiday season, Walmart became the scene of an emotional arrest when a woman was stopped for suspected theft. >> My life? >> I don't know. We're going to find out what's going on here. >> What'd you do yesterday? >> You didn't push a card out? >> No. >> Are you sure? >> Yeah. >> We got video. >> No, I didn't push a card out yesterday. >> Yeah. Don't be lying to me cuz we have video footage. >> I swear to God. Well, video footage doesn't lie. >> I think we should call this. >> We're just going to go to the office. We're going to figure everything out. >> Am I going to go? >> Let's just keep her cool. That definitely affects how things play out here. >> It's like before Christmas. >> Sierra, >> keep your cool >> and we'll see where this goes. If you keep your cool, you may not have to go to >> I'm on vacation now. >> Okay, let's just go right in the office there. Oh my god. >> She repeatedly denied everything, but surveillance footage quickly weakened her story. >> Can it just be like a citation or something? You know, >> we're going to figure everything out here. >> What are you doing? >> I'm calling my dispatch. I'll let them know who I'm out with. >> You guys, I'm so sorry. Like, I really do have a problem and like I know that I think and you know, but I'm broke around the [ __ ] holidays. It is a hard, you know, like please. >> Hey, it's me. >> Please just put this medication, you guys. I'm so sorry. Like, you guys know like I'm really going through a lot as it is right now. Like, immensely. Like, what if I find somebody to pay it, you know? >> Well, you still did it. That's that's the thing. >> You guys and I'm sorry, but I'm going through a lot right now. Like I'm so stressed out with the holidays coming up and like everything else going on and you know like I'm sorry. Like from the bottom of my heart I really am sorry. Like I got a lot going on with you yesterday. Um >> can you contact them? >> So what are we going to do here? >> Well, we're going to figure it out. You know the drill. You know we have to contact probation. >> I know it's not if it's just a citation deal. We have to contact them and you have to contact them regardless. >> I will if I just get a citation, you know, but like this like I'm like I'm pregnant like I'm going through a lot. Like can you please like just give me a second? Like I just got out of jail for drugs and stuff from yesterday. >> From yesterday, you know, home I can have somebody call and pay it. Like if you get out of a you know like the person that we just started picking up, he will pay it. Glad I have my merchandise back. I didn't get it all at home. I still have it, you know. >> Is it just at home in my bedroom? >> Yeah, cuz what I've got is about $160. >> Yeah, I can the dude that was just here. I can have him pay it >> and bring the stuff back. >> How come you didn't pay yesterday then? >> I don't know because I'm going through a lot. I can barely afford life right now. You know, I live in a two-bedroom house with my family and my dogs and like life's just hard. $160 is a lot of it's a lot of money when you're going to jail. I just get my citation or I'll bring the merchand back or I'll pay it. Like I won't even go to Walmart again. >> How many other times have you been >> for jail? >> No, for in your shop looking for shopping. I have gotten shoplifting from Walmart, you know. >> Yeah, like I but I This is last right before Christmas last year. Christmas Eve. >> This Walmart? >> No, Rander. Walmarter. >> Yep. Trespassed out of there. >> You know, I think that charge got dismissed of not trespassing. Realizing the seriousness of the case, she began crying and asked for one last chance during Christmas. >> Are you working right now? >> No, I just got out of jail two weeks ago for drunk driving. Oh my god, that's working. And I'm so sorry, you guys. Like, I can't go back right before Christmas, you know? Like, I will bring the merchandise back and I will pay this $160. Like, I won't ever come back to Walmart again. Like, if we could just like come to II and like maybe just give me a Christmas or something. Like please guys, can you just hear me now? >> I'm hearing you. >> I'm just I told you I just got to wait. I'm waiting to hear back. You know if >> Huh? For who? >> My dispatcher. She's got to They got to do their own thing on their side of things when running you and stuff like that. Contacting probation. >> You don't have any warrants? >> Yeah. You don't have any. >> You don't have to contact probation because there's a citation. >> Okay. >> I've been eye contact. My probation officer myself. >> They're contacting right now for this stuff today. >> I couldn't call that number that guy that was here. No, I don't care about him. >> Oh, yeah. What's your intent? >> He came. He was here to pick me up and he was going to pay for the stuff in the park. In the party, everybody's probably out of the offices. >> H >> Everybody's probably going to be out of their offices for Christmas, you know, and I just need to learn my [ __ ] lesson. Like, I think I've learned, you know, like I'm sorry. That's the problem. It's just um, you know, it's not like it's running out like I wouldn't, you know, not discredit it and not feel like I'm being punished. Like this is embarrassing. It is getting caught, you know, dealing with consequences right now. Like I already like now I'm going to have to go home and tell my mom and or if I don't go to jail, you know, it's on my PO and my appeal is out till the first. So if I do that, I'm not going to be able to go home until the first. You know what I mean? >> I feel took off the last two weeks. >> That was 98 hours later. Yeah. So, that was Christmas Eve. I pushed a whole card over before Christmas Eve, but I had no Christmas presents. I'm sorry. Like, >> thank you, Kyle. >> I don't know what else to say at this point. You know, there's anything else I could say. I know you don't believe me. I'm sorry. And I hope my apology is, you know, I know you deal with this a lot. I really hope you just didn't prove my apology out. Like, I'm I'm a troubled person. Like, I get into trouble a lot. I'm trying to change though, you know? I'm really trying to change. I'm looking at myself. >> So, I am going to trespass you off of the of >> to keep me out right now. >> Well, >> from from here on out. >> From here on out. >> Not even my lender. Sorry. >> Okay. You You've lost you lost the trust for me for all Walmart. >> Okay. >> So, I'm just can't take the chance. You didn't learn the first time. >> Yeah. >> Obviously, you're not going to learn a second time. Times are hard. I understand that. But that's not it's like what would happen if you went and you stuck your hand in your mom's purse and took her money out. >> I think she wail bone your knuckles and bust your hand. I can't do that. I'd like to, but I can't. Okay. So, in order for me to do that is to kick you out. It's like mom saying you're you're not welcome in here anymore. Kick, you know, get out. So, it's it's a very it's a business that's welcoming everybody. But once you burn me, you're done. Okay. So now what you got to figure out trades, where you going to get your other stuff? You know, the convenience of having it at Walmart, TM side, grocery, all your pet foods and everything. It's all in one shop. Now you're going to have to go see our house. >> I really love this store. >> I know. We do. We loved you as as a paying customer. >> We're going to go out to my car so I can write the citation. Okay. >> All right. All right. Anything on you? I got to >> We can do it like that so people aren't watching. Nothing on you though. >> No. >> Okay. >> And they're probably used for a long time now, >> you know. >> Well, you never know. >> Yeah, I do know. >> Well, in my report, it's going to say how you were cooperative with me the whole time. >> Do you need any medical attention or anything? Can we call my mom from the car? >> You don't have a working phone, though, do you? >> No. >> Yeah. If you want to just take a seat for a second, I'll try and get her on the You have her phone number, though? >> Yeah. >> All right. Case ended with a firm decision from management. She was permanently banned from all Walmart stores for losing the company's trust. Financial stress or holiday pressure cannot justify wrongdoing. One rushed decision can cost freedom, trust, and time with family. If the previous case showed how cooperation can reduce the consequences, the next suspect only made things worse through a series of conflicting statements. Can one small lie turn a simple shoplifting investigation into a much more serious legal case? >> She said she was looking up to see if I've been here stealing. >> Yeah, this is to do with our [clears throat] So, do you not have a license, a driver's license? You've never had a ID in the state of Arkansas? >> Yes. Yes, I've had ID. >> Okay. Do you have that in your purse? >> No. You don't have any identification in your purse. >> Responding to a Walmart theft call, Officer Sullivan approached a suspect. But what seemed routine quickly became far more complicated. >> How are you? >> Good, thank you. got everything out of her booty. >> Okay. I >> think we may have gotten everything out of her first. I'm not certain about that. >> Okay. >> Hey, how are you? >> Fine. How are you? >> Good. I'm Officer Sullivan. Um, do you have anything else on you? >> No, I've already asked. >> Okay. Well, I know I have I have to do my part, too. Okay. Um, First, I'll be a prize. >> Are you sitting here with her? >> My kid is outside waiting for >> How old is your kid? >> How old is your kid? >> 12. [clears throat] >> What's your name? >> Brewer. >> How do you spell that? >> L E V E R T A. >> What was your last name? >> Brewer. B R E W R. Yeah. Can I please call my mom to get my child >> in just a minute? Okay. What's your date of birth? >> You got to have a sit down. >> You got to have a seat. >> You want me to get a price? >> 25 Central 51 by name and date. >> Get two seats, please. >> Thank you. >> The suspect repeatedly gave false names to hide her identity, raising suspicion that something much bigger was going on. >> So, you're going to sit down. >> Can I at least make a >> No, not right now. Last name Brewer Boy Robert Edward William Edward Robert first name Lincoln Edward Victor Edward Robert Tom Adam Dale >> I don't know yet what kind of car are you driving >> I'm not I'm >> so where's your kid negative. Not at this moment. First name Albera Lincoln Edward Victor Edward Robert Tom Adam >> is your child on the side of the building or where >> she's down on >> where? >> Yes, she's down on that >> 10 for Is this your real name? >> Yes. >> So, we're not finding you in the system. So, if you're not giving me the real name and your real information, then it's going to be a real problem. Ma'am, that's my parent. That's why she didn't find me in the system. I've never been here. My system has nothing to do with Walmart. >> Oh, she said she was looking up to see if I've been here stealing. >> Yeah, this is to do with our system. So, do you not have a license, a driver's license? You've never had a ID in the state of Arkansas? >> Yes. Yes, I've had ID. >> Okay. Do you have that in your purse? >> No. >> You don't have any identification in your purse? >> I just showed it. >> No. No. >> Do you have a picture of it on your phone where I can possibly get like your ID number? The number at the top? >> I know it. Hold on. It is. >> It's usually with a nine. Nine >> nine. Oh, hold on. >> Hey, can >> Oh, I don't I don't know. >> 25 to 21. Is it your Is it Is it your daughter or your son? >> A daughter. >> Can you go around to the side over by grocery pickup and see if you can locate a juvenile female? >> Because it's my name, not my name. >> That's my middle name. >> 104. They don't have a vehicle. >> What was your last name? >> That is my last name. is joy boomer. >> Joy like J O Y >> J O I >> J. Sorry. What's your dog? >> Uh it was her daughter. >> She >> No, but she's 12. >> So um and they don't have a vehicle when she said she was over here. So that's what Shane was going to look for. What is she wearing? A hoodie. Leggings. Tennis shoes. >> What color hoodie? >> I think it's pink. >> Pink hoodie. What color leggings? >> Black. >> 2521. She informed her black leggings and a pink hoodie. She light complexed or dark? >> Tensions escalated when her stories about her child's whereabouts kept changing, forcing officers to urgently verify the child's safety. Was it on this side or that side? This side. >> And y'all walked here. How'd you get here? >> Dropped off. >> Dropped off by So they wouldn't be with whoever dropped her off. >> Come back out. >> Huh? >> No, she just waiting on me to come pick out like a total freak. >> We're waiting on total. Like there will probably be a sat release. Are they still not holding? >> No, they're holding. >> They are holding. >> They're accepting me anyway. They might. >> Okay. Um, but she where I'm trying to figure out now, she's saying her daughter is over there and her daughter's 12. >> There's an employee at that park bench over there or that picnic table, >> but that's the only person walking around. >> What? >> He checked around the building. >> Can you give me your kids name so I can release Ping? I just gave it to her. She's not in the store. She >> She's not in the store. Is you do you have a car outside? >> No, ma'am. >> What do you think she would have went? >> She would only walk. >> Huh? What does she have on? >> I want to say >> black leggings and a hoodie. We got somebody going to look. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Thank you. >> Is that all you needed from me? >> Yeah. First name is Joey. >> Yeah. J O I. >> Okay. >> That Lvera was the middle name. >> Okay. >> And then all you needed was the DL number. >> Oh, the uh address. >> Yes. >> Oh, that looks like gibberish until you find the right thing. >> What was your >> 1801? I think it's one 72206 >> commerce. >> Yes. >> 72206. [laughter] >> Any res? >> Yeah. saw kid with her. >> Dennis, you never saw a kid with her, did you? >> Oh, no. The trespass warrant. Doesn't state you're guilty of anything. It legally trespasses you from all Walmart. >> I get it. >> Come back to Walmart after today, you can be arrested for >> she drove a Mercedes. Wa! >> Ma'am, don't go get my kid. >> Wa >> because I don't want you to get my kid. >> Your kid? You weren't worried about your kid when he was in here stealing. >> I got it. Can we go? >> What? >> We'll go when I say go. >> I mean, this is a normal protocol for us. >> We got to take care of your kid before we go. >> I don't know what y'all want to do. >> What kind of car are you driving? >> It's a red. >> A red Mercedes SUV or car? >> Yeah. >> Which one? >> The first one. >> SUV. >> Where is your daughter at? She's not here. She's been dropped off into >> Been dropped off where? >> At tutoring. >> Well, first you tell me on the side of the building, then you tell me in a car. So, what is it? >> You're getting mad over your own lies. >> I'm not getting mad over my own lies. I would want you to just grab our purse and go. >> That's not how this works. When you get a kid involved, we got to make sure the kid is safe. >> Are we Which end are we on? Hold on. Wait, wait, wait. >> We're on the grocery. There he is. Right there. Push the button >> right there in the handicap spot. >> Yeah, we are on the very end cuz I see cars. Yeah. Okay. >> We are on the end. >> Is that my >> That was your phone ringing. Yeah. >> Can I get it? >> No. >> You need to sit down. So, is she in there or not? Hello. Okay. You're just making it worse on yourself. >> Maybe I just told you she wasn't here. You just as >> Yeah, but you're looking like something's out there. >> I'm looking to see if he got to my car. >> Yeah, it's right there. >> You're worried about something? >> Yeah, something. Thank you. >> Yeah. [clears throat] >> Will you go over? >> Mhm. Anything in there? No shame. >> I don't know. I thought he took >> Okay. Nobody in there. >> There's nobody in there. Do you want to go or >> Can you please not tell my car? I'll have someone come get it in the next. >> That's not I don't get the choice of that. That's up to him. Nope. Sit down. Can you please call? >> Huh? >> Can you please call? >> Is she really at tutoring? >> You can dial. You can dial it. You can dial my mom. 501. >> Do they have her on the call? Who >> do the tutoring have your mom as another call? As another contact? >> Yeah. >> Do you need anything else from us? >> Oh, just in the incident number. You can do that whenever. >> Yeah, I'll Yeah, let me I'll text it to you. Or you need the card. >> Oh, no. All righty. I got you. Huh? You got my number? >> No, but I'll get it from Yeah. Okay. All right. Ready? Mhm. Which way? Go straight. You can quit walking so fast. >> Okay. Well, I'm just trying to >> We're going to go through. >> Oh, okay. Well, you was pointing that way. I'm trying to go whichever way you want to go. >> You can walk slower. When we get to the car, can you please call? You can put it on speaker. >> I know. Stop walking so fast. >> I'm just trying to get to the top, man. Do you have anything else on you? >> No. Will you pay me? >> I know, but I'm asking cuz when you go to jail, it's going to be another charge if you do. >> Can you scoot your seat up? >> That's not a seat. That's the back of the >> cage. Give me one second. here. >> Huh? >> So, talked to Walmart, told them about your car and all that stuff. Disney catch spot. You do have a packer, so we're all good there. But it ain't cold. >> I'm going to just since you're having to sit that way, I can't I'm not going to be able to pull it. Okay. Okay. >> Cuz it's not going to reach. After 18 minutes of conflicting information and obstruction, Officer Sullivan made the arrest. Brewer was charged and permanently banned from all Walmart locations. The case became a costly reminder that lying to police can quickly turn a minor offense into a serious legal problem. Brewer's conflicting stories destroyed officer's trust. And in the next J. C. Penney case, another suspect learns that excuses cannot hide a serious criminal past. Can someone caught over a cheap bag really offer thousands of dollars to avoid charges? What happens when later lies are exposed by cameras? Other cases I have um can't you just look it up? >> I can't, but I'm just asking you. Where's your other cases? >> I have um I have a murder charge. On December 4th, 2024, police were called to J C Penney over a theft case where they met a confident woman with surprising explanations. >> Walk away. Stand over here everybody over there. >> Frank 34 be spinning on some shopers. >> No, I can use one more car at least. >> Who else stole from here? Perfect. >> Everybody open your bags. >> Who had that bag? >> She just pulled it out of the snip bag. So, I got >> What's in that bag? >> You're good. >> You're good. And you're good. >> You go back inside. How old are you? Let go of the bag. How old are you? Let go of this. >> I'm 25. We're going to step inside. >> Let's go for the bag. >> How much is the bag? >> It doesn't matter. I'll pay for it. >> $3,000. >> Okay, let me pay for it, too. >> There anything else in here that's not paid for? >> Pay for this. >> That's my sister. >> I don't even know. >> I promise you. >> I'll follow. >> Yeah. Go ahead and lead. >> I wasn't sure where you're going. >> Sorry. back around. >> That's my >> Okay, we're going to follow her gift. She asked me to hold for her. >> All right, get in here. >> Yeah, >> right. Just tell me just traffic at university and Pioneer Parkway. Like this will save a lot of time. I got I need to rush to >> Have you been arrested for shoping or anything >> before? >> Huh? >> Need to work. >> This is a brand new purse, too. Where did this come from? >> I bought that purse to go. >> Who needs this, man? >> That's not how much it costs. I bought that from >> like I'm begging you. Please. >> Angel, are you from Danville? >> Yes. Do you live there now? >> Yes. >> When confronted, she repeatedly offered to pay on the spot and changed her story several times. Each new claim only made things worse. >> My car upper level JCP, >> please. >> And not only that, when I first asked you for it back, you didn't want to give it back to me. You kind of play like I was stupid. I did give you your stuff back and I asked everybody else if they had something to give it back. You're not going any warrants or anything, are you? >> No. >> You sure? >> But I have Victoria cases that way. >> Okay. What's your other cases? >> I have um Can't you just look it up? >> I can't, but I'm just asking you. Where's your other cases? Oh. Um, I have a murder charge. >> Okay. Doesn't mean you're going to go to jail for a murder charge. >> I don't give a [ __ ] about your previous history. Uh, how much is a bag? >> 80. >> Okay. There's your information if you guys need that. >> And just so you know, uh, you're going to be trespassed from JC Penney. >> Come back. >> 147 parking lot. Okay. >> You going to take me to jail for $8? >> I'd say that. >> I promise. >> If I go back to Victoria's Secret, they're going to say this was paid for. >> Like I said, you can look on her cameras that my sister handed me that. She told me to hold it. >> Yeah. So, ask your sister. You have a phone? Do you have your phone with you? Or your sister? And ask her if it's stolen cuz I'm going to go back and review your tape. If it is, I'll just take it back and return it and we won't go any further with it. >> But if I have to go back and review video to find out it's stolen. >> Is this your correct address? >> That don't have nothing to do with me. >> You're carrying it. So I'm asking I'm I'm being very cool. If it's stolen, just tell me. I'll return it. We won't. >> I don't know though. >> That's why I'm telling you to call your sister. >> We're in here. >> Call your sister. I'm giving you a chance. If it's stolen, then I'll just return it. >> During the investigation, officers discovered more serious personal legal issues connected to her background. changing the direction of the case. >> Just I don't give what you do with it. >> I'm not going to do that because if it's paid for, I can't do that. >> What she say? >> Yep. >> Before we get here, he can hold up. >> She saying it's paid for. >> I don't think it's paid for. >> You don't think so? >> Not going to get on with my life with no goddamn thing. >> Is it paid for or not? Just you tell me your answer and I'll take it back. >> Okay. Take it back. >> I just figured I'd offer since >> we're going to go upstairs. You're not free to go yet. >> Yeah. Give us one more or two more. 10 more. 20 more. >> Okay. So, this is what we're going to do. You have no warrants. I'm going to give you a notice to appear in court and you can leave tonight. >> Really? >> You're going to have to go. I can't just write it off like nothing happened. >> Go to court. >> Yeah. It's a misdemeanor. I can't charge you. >> Go to court, dude. I live [ __ ] two hours away. >> Yeah. Well, then you call in and say you can't make it to court and you do pay the restitution over the phone or whatever you have to do. >> Oh, so I can do Why don't you just give me a ticket to pay for? >> I can't do that. It's not a ticket. >> What is it? >> It's a court case. You want to talk about what we did today? >> I apologize. >> You came in. Did you come in here with this empty bag? >> No, I go ahead. Sorry. >> It's not extra. >> Awesome. Thank you. Yeah. >> You're welcome. So, you came in here with this bag? >> Yeah. >> What was that? Inside your purse. >> In here. >> What's your receipt in here? >> Okay. >> Is that what old girl was carrying over there? She had two pairs of shoes. >> Yeah. >> You have a back bag. >> So, why'd you steal the purse? >> Come on. Why you got to do that? >> I'm asking you a question. Why'd you take the purse? >> We were just doing some [ __ ] bored. I have more than enough money for the purge. You want to see my bank account >> actually. >> Can you write her an NCTA real quick for retail theft under? >> You got the money to pay for it. Why? >> I told you if you came here was bored just bored. Don't be stupid. >> Now you got a case. >> Let me ask you this. For a girl that's been arrested for murder like you told me. >> You think you want to be doing [ __ ] that's against the law? Correct. See anybody? >> She was charged with petty theft and permanently banned from all J C Penney stores. Instead of immediate jail, officers issued her a notice to appear in court. Small violations should never be underestimated, especially when someone already has a complicated legal record.