How you going to throw me in the cubs? You can't do that. >> Yes, I can. >> No, you can't. >> Yes, I can. >> Cuz I just showed you everything in my property. I know my rights. I told you everything. >> Don't stop. Grab me. I'm pregnant. You grabbing it. >> From ridiculous lies to chaotic confrontations, police body cams captured the suspect's rawest reactions as their wrongdoing was exposed. Can their desperate excuses and dramatic meltdowns save them when the body cam has already captured the evidence? Let's uncover the truth. >> What happens when a routine Dollar General shoplifting stop turns into a fight for an officer's gun? And the suspect later claims she was 3 months pregnant. >> Back up. >> BACKED UP. >> GET OFF ME. GET off me. >> Sit up. Your gun in cuffs. >> Let go. Stop. LET GO OF MY GUN. GOD DAMN. Why did you even have that? >> Shot fired. [screaming] >> On May 11th, 2025 in Tyler, Texas, officers responded to an urgent call from Dollar General. The store manager reported two women who had openly stolen several items and casually walked away despite being warned that police would be called. >> How's it going? >> All right. >> Stop right there. >> The stop sign. >> Stop sign. >> Okay. And I can't go that. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You know what all they got? >> The person can't scream in person left out. It was big. >> Okay. >> Thank you, man. >> What were they wearing? >> She had one of them has on black spandex with a I think it's a red shirt. And the other one has on these small shorts. They're blue jean shorts. Uh and but she has on she has >> Okay. >> Okay. >> And she's pushing about you. >> But you don't know what all they got. >> No, cuz every time I get there and make move. You have your ID on you. They went northbound that way. See, the females got red hair. There's that. >> It was just the two of them. Okay. Once we figure out what they've got and how much it is, are you wanting to press charges? >> Okay. There's that. >> Come here. >> Come here. Both of you. >> Come here. Yes, you do. Come here. You are detained. Do not try to walk away. >> What did we do? >> Come back over here. Do not try to walk away. >> What? Cuz you want this bag. Cuz this is my clothes. These are dirty clothes. >> Step out of the roadway. >> I don't have to step out of the roadway. >> You do? >> No, I don't. >> Yes, you do. >> No, I don't. >> You were standing in the roadway. I'm telling you to step out of the roadway. >> Walking and I don't have to stop and talk to you. >> I am stopping you. You are stopped. >> How are you stopping me? >> Because you're stopped. >> Well, stop about what? >> I'm investigating the shoplifting. You're stopped. You are detained. You try to leave. >> You can't stop. You can't detain me for a shoplifting. >> Yes, I can. >> No, you can't. Cuz I'm pulling stuff out my purse cuz this is what she said I stole. These are dirty clothes, baby. She said I stole out her sto. >> Okay. >> These are dirty clothes. >> Lay your back down, please. >> No. >> Baby, these are dirty clothes. These are dirty clothes. These are stuff toothbrushes of stuff I've already had. Honey, you see this [ __ ] This is all I already had. >> Okay, >> that looks perfectly clean. That looks like it just got >> Baby, this is just couture. No, I'm talking about that red and black, >> baby. This is a swimming suit I got at a discount store. >> Red and black right there. >> This is my shirt. >> That ain't even red and black. >> What is you talking about? Red and black. What you talking about red and black? Cuz dollar store don't hold none of this stuff at all. Dollar store don't hold none of this. You want to see my dirty panties too? Because a dollar store don't hold none of this type of stuff, baby. At all. So if you want to see my bras and >> Yes, please. >> That stuff is not Go scan it. It's going to show back. It don't have no dollar store stuff to it. >> Okay? >> Because I had my stuff sitting outside and I asked her to bring my purse so I can get my car. >> I'm telling you, you are not free to go. Okay? You can either step out of the roadway or get thrown in cuffs. >> How you going to throw me in the cuffs? You can't do that. >> Yes, I can. >> No, you can't. >> Yes, I can. >> Cuz I just showed you everything on my property. I know my rights. I told you everything on my property >> and I don't have to show you really nothing. >> I didn't ask you to. You just dumped it out because they lied on me. >> You still got a whole another bag you haven't dumped. >> You can't go in my purse. >> I didn't ask to. You're making this way more complicated than it needs. >> Cuz you you stopping me for nothing. >> I'm stopping you for something. >> Yeah, you stopping. No, you stopping me for nothing. >> I'm not stopping you for nothing. >> Yeah. >> So, you can either step out of the roadway out the clothes. Can I get my clothes off the road? >> Sure. And then from there out of the road. >> Girl, baby, I I don't fool the police. I'm sorry. I really don't have to talk to you at all. >> I'm not asking you to talk. I'm telling you to get out of the road. You >> been arrested or stop me. I >> I can't stop you. You can stop me from what? >> I'm investigating it. I have told you. >> Listen, once I'm six half a mile away from there, you can't stop me for nothing. >> The situation began to spiral out of control when officers tried to detain Briana for questioning. >> Don't Don't grab me. I'm pregnant and you grabbing me. I'm pregnant and you grabbing me. I am 3 MONTHS PREGNANT. DON'T GRAB ME. I'M 3 MONTHS PREGNANT. DON'T GRAB ME. >> DON'T GRAB ME. STOP. STOP. DON'T GRAB ME. HELP. AND BEATING ON ME. HE'S BEATING ON ME. GET OFF ME. PLEASE STOP. GET OFF ME. I'M PREGNANT. YOU GRABBING ON ME, SIR. GET OFF OF ME. GET OFF OF ME. GET OFF ME. >> I'm going to tell you. >> GET OFF OF ME. I'M PREGNANT AND YOU JUST DID THIS TO ME. CALL THE POLICE. RECORD THIS. RECORDING. Get off OF ME. GET IN MY FACE. GET IN MY FACE. I'm pregnant. He slam my face. YOU'RE NOT GOING TO TOUCH ME. YOU'RE NOT KILL ME. >> Excuse me. >> Let me go. >> BACK UP. >> BACK UP. >> GET OFF ME. >> BACK UP. >> BACKED UP. >> GET OFF ME. GET OFF ME. >> Sit up. You're going in cuffs. But >> the chaos, the situation suddenly took an extremely dangerous and terrifying turn. >> LET GO OF MY GUN. GOD DAMN. WHY DID YOU even last? >> Shot fired. >> Why did you even shot fired? >> I'm pregnant. You stupid ass [ __ ] Y'all that kill me now. Kill me, [ __ ] KILL ME. KILL ME, [ __ ] I MEAN, I'M PREGNANT. CALL [screaming] THE POLICE. I AM PREGNANT. CALL THE POLICE. HELP ME. CALL THE POLICE. >> CALL THE POLICE. >> WE'RE 104 right now. We're still fighting. >> CALL THE POLICE. CALL THE POLICE. CALL THE POLICE. >> GOT YOU. >> CALL THE POLICE. >> SHUT UP. SHUT UP, LADY. Shut up. >> Call the police. >> GET YOUR MASK SHUT. GET YOUR MASK. I'M PREGNANT. IT'S A NAP. >> Quit walking away. Sit down. Sit down. >> Call the police. >> Don't you move. >> Sit down. >> Get away from my house. >> I AIN'T GOING TO MOVE. >> SHUT YOUR MOUTH FACE. >> LOOK AT MY FACE. THAT'S WHAT OFFICER DID TO ME. >> SHUT UP. Shut up. Just keep your mouth shut. >> Keep your mouth shut. >> What does this have anything to DO WITH YOU? >> SHUT UP. >> IT HAS NOTHING. >> I'M PREGNANT. >> I check my leg, man. >> I'm pregnant. I'm pregnant. I'M PREGNANT. NO, YOU'RE GETTING >> I AM PREGNANT. >> SHUT UP. >> I'M PREGNANT. KEEP YOUR MOUTH SHUT. Keep your mouth. >> I'm pregnant. >> Keep your mouth. >> He's on me. I'm pregnant. >> Keep your mouth. >> I AM 3 MONTHS PREGNANT. HE'S ON TOP OF ME. >> I'm 3 months pregnant. He's on top of me. >> Stand up. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> What did I do? >> What did I do? I didn't do anything. >> You don't have to be so rough, bro. I didn't do anything. I sat down and >> she just tried to take my gun. >> She's lucky she's alive. What does that have to do with me though? >> You're here with her. >> But that has nothing to do with me. I did not do that. >> I didn't even do anything. >> Like you're putting me in handcuffs for no reason. I did not do anything. >> Okay. Don't be so dumb. Shut up. You punched me in my face. You [ __ ] >> Yeah. You punched [laughter] me in my face. You feel like a >> Yeah, I did punch you in your face. >> Punched me in my face, [ __ ] [ __ ] YOU AIN'T ABOUT TO PUNCH NO WOMAN. AND I'M 3 MONTHS PREGNANT. YOU PUNCHED ME IN MY [ __ ] FACE, [ __ ] THIS MAN PUNCHED ME IN MY >> SURVEYS THAT AREA. >> NO, HE PUNCHED ME IN MY FACE. BE QUIET. >> I'M THREE MONTHS PREGNANT. HE PUNCHED ME IN MY FACE. >> TO PROTECT HIMSELF and his fellow officers from the gun, the officer was forced to punch Briana in the face, making her release the weapon. >> IF YOU TRIED ALLOWING, THIS OFFICER PUNCHED ME IN MY FACE. THIS OFFICER PUNCHED ME IN MY FACE. BRO, >> NO. I'M NOT STANDING UP. I'M STARING AT THE AMBULANCE. I WANT AN AMBULANCE. NO, I WANT AN AMBULANCE NOW. I WANT AN AMBULANCE. YOU CANNOT REFUSE ME. I HEARD AN UP. >> I NEED AN AMBULANCE NOW. >> OKAY, STAND UP. >> NO, I'M NOT STANDING. MY BODY HURT. HE SLAMMED ME. [screaming] THE OFFICER PUNCHED ME IN MY FACE. >> WHAT OFFICER? >> THIS ONE RIGHT HERE HURT. >> HE PUNCHED ME IN MY FACE. >> HE PUNCHED ME. >> OKAY. He sure did. >> HE PUNCHED ME. YOU CAN HURT HIM FROM HEY, MAN. [ __ ] THAT. NO, >> I DID PUNCH HER IN the face cuz she reached for his gun and pulled THE TRIGGER. >> NO, I'M TRYING TO GET YOU OFF ME CUZ I'M THREE MONTHS PREGNANT AND YOU SLAM ME TO MY STOMACH. >> NO, YOU TRIPPED IN. >> I DON'T GIVE A [ __ ] YOU GOT ON TOP OF ME. >> YOU WAS ON TOP OF ME. >> I sure did. >> No, bro. You was on top of me >> as soon as YOU WAS ON TOP OF ME, MY [ __ ] >> NO, THIS AIN'T GOING ANYWHERE. I WANT TALK, CHIEF. AND I WANT Y'ALL KNOW I'M NOT LEAVING UNTIL I GET A HEAD PERSON. I want a head person right now. And I'm not moving out this street. AND IF Y'ALL DRAG ME, I LOSE MY BABY. I'M SUING you and you all y'all. I need all names. AND YOU CANNOT GO INTO my in my property. That's my property. I can I'll give YOU PERMISSION TO GO IN IT. YOU CAN'T TOUCH IT. >> That's your bag and all that. >> That's my property, but ain't nobody touch it. My family can come get it. >> Y'all can't touch it. That's my right. >> And she been recording the whole time he been standing out here and she's recording him. You going to HIT YOUR [ __ ] BODY LIKE I DON'T KNOW WHERE YOU TURN THIS [ __ ] OFF. [ __ ] lying asses. What about my [ __ ] face? >> What about it? >> Yes. What about it? Yeah. You must be So, are you a sergeant? >> No, I'm not. >> What are you? >> Just a regular officer? >> Yep. Just a regular officer. >> Yeah, I know it. I need to talk to Lieutenant Chief and everything else. I need it. Y'all going have to kill me today. >> I'm real adamant about be put in the dirt. My kids going to be good. I promise you that. Make it accidental. >> Put a bullet in me. No, you won't have to shoot me today. You going to have to shoot me today. >> You going to have TO SHOOT ME TODAY. TASE ME, SHOOT ME, KILL me today cuz I'm going to kill myself if you don't. >> Okay. Well, we're going to go to a secure facility where >> you're not going TO NO SECURITY. I DON'T WANT YOU SECURING ME WITH NOTHING. I DON'T WANT YOU AROUND ME. I DON'T WANT YOU TALKING TO ME. GET OUT OF MY PRESENCE. >> OKAY. >> GET AWAY FROM ME. I'M not going to talk to you. I don't have to talk to you. >> Okay. >> I want you out my face. >> I'm not in your face. >> Get the [ __ ] away from me. You 6 feet. Get the [ __ ] away from me. >> Um >> I make you do what you got to do. >> Maybe one of these guys can. >> I asked for a female officer. >> I don't want no male touching me. Period. >> Already a tie. >> I AIN'T WANT A NO, YOU CAN'T EVEN do that. Hey, when I ask you, you have to, you know, I need to assist, [ __ ] Give me a Hey, bro. No, don't play with me like I'm uneducated. You can't play with me like that. Don't play with me like this. So, [ __ ] get your dumb ass home, bro. I'm going to make you I'm going to make you kill me out here. You going to have to really put my brains on this [ __ ] concrete and make you do it. >> You want me to take her? >> I don't want no male touching me around me. >> I don't care what you want. >> Okay, you want to kill me then? Cuz ain't no male touching me. >> So, you want to put a bully in my head right now? >> You want me to do it? I'm going to make you do it. >> I don't want no man touching me period at all. at all. I don't want no man touching me. I don't want no man touching me. Period. >> Where you at? >> I don't want no man touching me. >> I was like dollar store northbound. So I went behind the dollar store and then y'all finally said freaking whatever this road is. >> I don't want no man touching me and the EMS. I want the MS to take me. I don't want y'all taking me. >> Yeah, you don't get get to choose what's going on. Just going to go and shoot me. >> Yeah, I'll take care. >> Baby going to shoot me. Tase me. Do what y got to do. Baby, kill me the [ __ ] off me. Yeah. >> Yeah. Put me in. >> Yeah, [ __ ] I hope you die, ho. >> I will, [ __ ] >> I hope it's real soon, [ __ ] >> You better hope they get me like this cuz I'm Make sure you die. [ __ ] you, man. Get your ass OFF ME. DON'T TOUCH ME, [ __ ] I'M ALREADY SE. >> I want take photos of her real quick. >> You ain't going to take no photos of me. You take a photo with my ass. On my back, [ __ ] How about that? Take a photo of that [ __ ] Kiss my [ __ ] ass. What you can do? I need to take pictures of your touch. YOU CAN'T TAKE NO PICTURES OF MY MOTHER. The MS can the [ __ ] MS cuz I'm pregnant, BUT YOU CAN'T DENY ME A [ __ ] SERVICE. [ __ ] >> you going to get >> [ __ ] >> You're going to get pepper sprayed if you do it again. >> I don't give a [ __ ] >> I'm letting you know what's about to happen. >> I'm ready to die, [ __ ] I am [ __ ] I'M [screaming] VERY I DON'T GIVE A [ __ ] ABOUT LIVING. I DON'T GIVE A [ __ ] ABOUT LIVING. I'm very [ __ ] Kill me today. [ __ ] KILL ME TODAY, [ __ ] THAT'S WHAT YOU PUNK ASS CRACKERS WANT TO DO, [ __ ] Y'ALL LOVE KILLING [ __ ] YOUR WIFE, [ __ ] I DON'T SOMEBODY RAPE YOUR DAUGHTER, [ __ ] I was about to DO THE TOING SIGN YOUR [ __ ] GRANDDAUGHTERS AND GREAT GRANDDAUGHTERS B THE [ __ ] mean and you did not ask permission TO GO THROUGH MY PURSE. >> I'm I'm not going through your purse right now. I just need to talk with you and and I know things are pretty escalated right now. You're upset. >> I'm beyond upset. >> Okay. And I I understand I would be upset in your situation, too. What What is your name? >> I'm not telling you my name. I want to talk to detective. I want to talk to detective. AND I WANT THEM CAMERA. I WANT THEM FOOTAGES FROM MY PHONE. >> NO, NO, NO, NO, NO, NO, NO, NO, NO. Cuz he DIDN'T HAVE NO PROBLEM BECAUSE DO WHAT HE DID. AND YES, I DID GRAB. I KNOW. I REALIZED I GRABBED FOR HIS GUN. I GRABBED TO GET HIM OFF OF ME CUZ YOU ON MY STOMACH. I AM 3 MONTHS PREGNANT. I GOT 10 KIDS. I KNOW BETTER. >> OKAY. >> I'M OUT HERE TRYING TO GET SOMETHING FOR MY MAMA FOR MOTHER'S DAY. I AIN'T SEEN MY MAMA IN 3 YEARS. I JUST BURIED A CHILD, BRO. I'M TRYING TO GO SEE MY PEOPLE. >> OKAY. >> YES, I DID TAKE A SHIRT FROM MY MAMA. I DID TAKE IT STRAIGHT IN SOME DAMN POLISH. I'MMA BE HONEST ABOUT THAT. I DID FOR MY MOTHER TO HAVE FOR MOTHER'S DAY. I didn't have enough. I had nothing but $30 IN MY CAR TO PAY FOR HER SHIP AND TRY TO GET her some more gifts. >> Yeah, I'm just [ __ ] And that ain't mine. So, I don't know where the [ __ ] they come from cuz I don't do milk [ __ ] So, that girl must have put that in my purse cuz that's not mine cuz she had my [ __ ] purse. positive foretamine. >> Ready? >> Yeah. >> Come on, Briana. >> No. >> Let's go. >> Get your head on me. You're not going to keep talking to me. Let me turn my leg. >> Come on. Come on. I'm trying to help you out. >> Why don't you help me out? You ain't trying to help me do a [ __ ] ass. >> Well, get out of the vehicle for me. [ __ ] you. Help me out. >> All right. I'm trying to help you get out of the vehicle. No. >> Get this off my head, bro. >> Nope. >> I'm not going to. >> I'm going to make you get out of the vehicle. We're going to remove you from the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle. Okay. Not >> y already. Do whatever you got to do. Break whatever you got to break. Drag. Do whatever you got to do. That's where my head at. That's cute. I said, "Yeah, I'm ready." Like, I'm do whatever y got to do. Break my arm. Break it. Break it, [ __ ] You feel stronger, man. Don't break my nose. Huh? That makes me break it. Punch me like punch me. No, punch me like punch me cuz y punch me like your other officer did, [ __ ] That's what y'all can do. I don't give a [ __ ] now. I think you can off my [ __ ] head. Y'all going to do what the y want to do. >> I don't know how you looking at me. >> Have a seat for me. >> No, I'm not having no seat. >> Okay. Get off my head. Y'all not going to ask this type of cold [ __ ] Show my face, bro. Listen, let's get let's get through this. Faced with overwhelming body cam evidence, Briana accepted a plea deal in October 2025 on charges of aggravated assault on a public servant, harassment of a public servant, and possession of a controlled substance. The judge sentenced her to a staggering 40 years in prison after a full internal investigation. Both officers involved were cleared of wrongdoing and returned to duty. In response to that outofcrol escalation, the viewers have shared some very sharp perspectives. It's so refreshing to see actual justice served. That look of hatred in her eyes after she fired his gun is very telling. Wow. Claims of pregnancy made during a violent resistance do not create a legal shield. Officers must still use only reasonable force, but they are not required to release a combative suspect simply because of an unverified medical claim. Rihanna's 40-year sentence turned a petty Dollar General theft into a legal nightmare. But the next case involves two accompllices, thousands in stolen goods, and a tense chase through a department store. What happens when a couple loads more than $1,000 in unpaid merchandise into a bag at the mall and the man takes off running the moment officers appear? >> All right, running back out the front door. He ain't got so many lights. >> I ain't chasing you all over the camera. I stop. >> Give me your other hand. >> At a mall in Savannah, Georgia, officers responded to an active theft at Dillards. Lost Prevention tracked a suspicious couple on surveillance cameras while staying in direct contact with officers waiting near the exits. >> Hey. No. Hey. No. No. No. Oh, 46 by. He's running to you. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. We get Oh [ __ ] Oh, you ran downstairs. >> Where did he go? Which way did he go? Aborn not aborn has interest. What's going on today? >> Okay. >> Okay. I need you to get in the car. four >> because uh you're suspected I have nothing. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Help. >> Okay. Well, go ahead and turn around. >> I'm being arrested. >> They're being detained. >> Four. >> Right now. >> Turn around. >> Hang on. Go ahead and drop that. Okay. >> While the man was being chased, the woman with him was quickly detained in the parking lot. Mobile needs to run towards Bass Pro right now. mobile and I can still see him. He's in the parking lot and Bass Pro going upstairs. Have a seat. >> Sorry. Have a seat for me. >> 46. I have one white female detained. Mobile unit. Can we get another unit over there? 46. I have one in my car. Um, where you need me? Hey 44, is this a older man way here? All right. >> Yeah, you can run all you want from two to the mobile unit. Can you update us? Update us. Let us know. >> Mobile unit on it. I lost him. Round Bass, bro. He's probably headed towards target area. >> Hey service right now. I'm going a little south for a little downstairs in Brass. >> Which way did he go? That way. All right. wearing are looking for a white male suspect with jeans and black shirt. >> Which way did he go? >> All right. You see a guy run through here? >> No. He might have. >> All right. Y'all see a guy run through. >> All right, you check with your guys back there. Upstairs. You'll be back upstairs at Bass Pro 46. I'm going to the entrance of Bass Pro right now. Have a guy run through >> somewhere this way. I cuz he came this way but that gate closed but I didn't get somebody at the front and let us know if he goes out. >> You did he didn't get he got >> we got his wife but he got away. >> Yeah. Did he jump in the truck? >> No. He ran. Yeah. >> Did he come back out the front? Did he? >> I did not see him move. Anybody still have eyes on? >> Best I can tell he's in Bass Pro Shop upstairs hiding somewhere. >> All right, y'all. Looking around for that old guy with >> all black. Where at? All right. They have that white female with them. >> All right. Back out in the front door. >> He ain't got too many lights. >> I ain't chasing you all over the mountain. >> Stop. >> One boy. Okay, I copy that one. >> Get up. >> Get up. Go ahead and lift the air at 1346. I'm going left here. They caught him. >> Did you see where he left? >> Huh? >> Did you actually see which entrance he went out of? >> No, he >> cuz he went out aborn. >> Yeah, he went to I lost him right back though. >> That was fast. >> What did he do? >> 957. But he's got a bunch of your polo. >> Damn. >> And from you and stuff. We got >> Yeah. >> Oh, good. >> Yeah. >> Yo, long time no see. >> Why y'all chasing me? >> Why'd you uh run from me? >> Why'd you drop all your stuff? >> That ain't my stuff. >> I got it. Sorry. How many radios of blades you got on here? >> Whoa. What? What do you have in here? >> Metro precinct for unit sending signal 20 24 Menz injuries 1430. >> I got two raises off of it. 47. I feel that. >> Well, good thing uh about these body cameras cuz I got a clear view of uh you taking that stuff out of that that uh Allen out of Dylan. >> That's a bunch of stuff, too. offic. >> All right, you're in. >> Get yourself in there. >> Yeah. I got her. >> Once inside the patrol car, the woman repeatedly claimed she was innocent and gave conflicting excuses for why she was at the mall. >> I'm going to see if this is felony amount cuz this a lot to do with him. Let's take him over to the back. Let's say >> yeah. >> H >> who has it? They have it. I have it. >> What was your unit number? >> And then I got her. She's uh >> involved >> involved. >> Over at Dillard. Yeah. >> Yep. >> We are going to Dillards and we are going to look at video camera. >> Don't worry. You can discard any other units. I'll be >> and then we're going to count all this stuff. I know. Oh. Uh, >> they said he was going across that way. So, I come in on that side of Abberorn, caught him down by the boats. He ran back up, ran inside the store. So, I ran after him. He ran downstairs. I ran downstairs. He ran back upstairs. And then somebody said, "There you go." >> And he couldn't get out because it's locked on this side. So I chased him back to the front. He tried to go between the registers. I tackled him in a handcuff. More of a shoulder check, but >> I just grabbed him like that and pushed him down. >> Grabbed him and drugged him down. I probably chased him no more. >> Yeah, that's the bag right there. They was putting stuff in that bag. We saw them on the camera. Yeah, >> they was loading up. They was just We saw them downstairs. They was grabbing a whole bunch of stuff. Saw him put some stuff in his bag, but because they camera guy said, you know, it's Bath and Body Beyond bag. They said they use it as a shopping bag. Okay. Well, we'll just keep an eye on then. >> He was right here. He ran inside. She went that way. I grabbed her. He was going to you grab her. How did you grab her? >> I just pulled over. I said, "Hey, ma'am. Got to talk to you." Okay. I said, "Uh, I said, "What happened to your I don't know what you're talking about?" She didn't want to cooperate. I said, "The guy you were just with that I just saw you with. She just ran." >> Okay. So, I just said, "Turn around. >> You see a handcuff?" And she just turned around willingly. Okay. >> Let me get the stuff. Get them rain that up. find out how much it is that they took cuz this is the bag that he had. This is his this bag he was carrying. >> She doesn't have any merchandise in her bag. >> She's with him. So, she's an accessory. >> Just the polo alone gets a feather, I believe. >> Oh, yeah. >> All right. >> That's That's a I don't have the total right now, but that's that's unfort. Yes, they were together. They were together. >> Putting [ __ ] in the bag. >> Yeah, she was great giving him stuff and he was putting in the bag. We even got him on footage actually putting stuff in the bag, but he tried to give them the benefit of the doubt that they would probably use it as a shopping bag. >> Mhm. >> So, it's like, okay, well, I just go in the area and I just keep eyes on them, keep them on the camera. He had me on the phone the whole time, you know, he's watching them. So, they go to cash register and they take all stuff out, pay for it. Okay, cool. cuz they make it past all points of sale. It's obvious they were in here stealing. >> Uh 1080. >> 1080. Okay. >> 1080. >> Did uh do you know the relationship between the two? >> No, I don't. I haven't had a chance to talk to any of them. So yeah, it come total comes to 1080 like 64. >> Detective Rogers. Okay. You understand that you're being placed under arrest for felony shoplifting? >> I didn't take anything. >> Okay. I'm just advising you that you're being placed under arrest for a felony child. Okay. You and this gentleman, what's the relationship between you guys? >> Um, we've been together for years. >> You guys are in a relationship, boyfriend, husband, whatever, >> common law, one of those. >> Two kids. >> Okay. What what what you guys in here stealing for today? >> I'm in here just looking for a dress for my son's wedding. >> You're looking for a dress? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> What about him? I mean, you always we're always together. So, I mean, >> so you're looking for a dress >> and you guys end up outside of the store injuries in this one. >> Uh, yeah, you did. >> Okay. Have you ever been arrested before in CH County? >> Yes. >> For what? >> Um, one was shot with me when I didn't take anything. What was that? Uh uh actually I was pulled over and it was for something that was I was in a car. >> So >> but your charge ultimately was shot. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. So this is this is not your first shot charge. >> Yeah. >> Is there anything deeper within the lines that's going on? Do you guys are you guys doing this because you need money? Do you need food? Do you >> I got food. I can go to my mom's house to get food in. >> He had more than a dress in there. I came to the mall to get something to eat. >> Okay. >> So, first it was you came to get a dress for your for your son's wedding. Now it's getting something to eat. >> Both. I mean, we were going to get something to eat and a dress or look for a dress. >> So, did you eat before you came to the dealers? >> No. Okay. >> What's his date of birth? >> 91767. >> Despite the man's attempt to take the blame, surveillance footage clearly showed that both were active participants. Since this was their second theft conviction, both were charged with felony grand theft, fined up to $5,000, sentenced to 2 years of probation, and permanently banned from the mall. In response to that outofcrol escalation, the viewers have shared some very sharp perspective. It must be discouraging for police to work hard and possibly face dangerous people to see them get a fine, probation again, or charges dropped. That was an impressive chase for the old git. The courts have to take accountability for constantly failing the public. It's like aiding in a bedding. Prior shoplifting convictions in the same jurisdiction commonly elevate both the charging decision and the eventual sentence. Permanent trespass from the entire shopping center is a standard civil and criminal consequence that makes any future return an independent trespass offense. If the couple ended up in legal trouble after stealing thousands of dollars in merchandise, the woman in our next case was arrested over just a yogurt and an energy drink. What happens when a woman walks out of a convenience store with an energy drink and yogurt in her hands, then claims a co-orker paid for them while the cameras show otherwise? >> Sorry, I miss your camera on you. Theft. Theft. Theft. That was the first one. >> Show me the camera her stealing cuz I'm going to arrest her for this incident. I >> Here she is with all my stuff in her hand. She's got all of my stuff right here. >> On June 8th, 2023, a Savannah police officer responded to a convenience store for an active theft. The suspect was no stranger. She was a frequent shoplifter well known to the store. [clears throat] >> Sorry, I miss your first one. Show me the camera her stealing cuz I'm going to rest her for this incident. All right. >> Well, here she is with all my stuff in her hand. She's got all my stuff right here. Two times, one in each hand, a white one in the yogurt. And she boom, boom, boom, out the door. She didn't pay for a damn thing. >> Okay, hold on. Hold on a second. Go ahead and uh show that again. There's the yogurt in her hand right here. >> Mhm. >> Then she takes my up time, my drink, >> and she's looking around and pop out the door. >> Never went to the grocery. She came back inside and went and got a cup of ice and paid 62 cents for it. >> I didn't let her see me cuz she knows I was watching her. >> All right. Um, get me a list of all how much all that stuff cost. >> Okay. All of it together from home or just today. >> That's what I got evidence for is that right there. If you got >> If you got stuff from all the other ones, go ahead. But >> I'm arresting her for this. >> Okay. So, I need the price of an uptime, the price of a yogurt. Okay. And um I'll be right back with you, but I'm going to go ahead and put her in. All right, go ahead. Turn around. Put your hands behind back for me. >> What happened? >> Cuz you're on camera stealing. >> No, no, no, >> no, no, no, no, no. There is no >> foot bag. >> The moment she walked out of the store, officers stopped and handcuffed her. Faced with the theft accusation, she immediately denied everything and began putting on a dramatic act. >> What y'all doing? Hold up. >> Hold on. That's not resist forced in cuffs and it will not be comfortable. >> Put your palms together. >> I know, man. It's like you're following me. >> That man brought my stuff. So, how did I steal something? A man brought it. >> You got a receipt for buying. >> I didn't purchase it. Somebody brought it for me. >> Who bought it? >> It was a one of my co-workers. >> Where they at? >> They're gone. That's why we still >> off the good. >> Yeah, we'll be good. >> You already gave Officer B with your information. No, he asked for nothing. I ain't don't have anybody. We can head that way. >> You want me to uh I'm turn and I'll You want me to read her right quick? >> Sure. >> Turn around. >> Oh, okay. I'm just making sure you don't have a earphone in. I'll read you in. >> Can you hear me? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, >> Mhm. She's claiming that a coworker paid for that stuff. >> Who and where? She didn't wait to bring it up. >> She didn't. But um did anyone else purchase the uptime and the yoga? >> Nope. >> Nobody came from that time. >> Nobody came up here because that guy that she came up here with, she had a cup of ice and he had an episode. That's it. >> Second time. >> That's the second time. Hey, there's a a gentleman that just walked up saying that he wouldn't mind paying for her food and everything. I said, "Hey, you go talk to Officer Bogle in there and the store manager." But >> where is he at? >> He just walked in there. Guy with >> Well, let's go talk to him. She's got quite a list. Say again. >> Okay. Well, I'll be back in there. >> But they want, you know, it just happened in the past and stuff. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> They said to u speak with you, right? I don't know it. I'm not in it, but I just want to do a godly thing. Can I pay for whatever she took and let that be that? >> Well, the thing is, uh, she's got a history here. So, that's between you and the manager. >> Well, I didn't ask her. She said no. So, she said ask you. So, I mean, that's if she says no, she says no. >> All right. I was just trying to do something, godly, man. Oh, I mean, you know, it's it's one of those things where you got to pay. You got to pay. >> Yes, sir. >> There's prices for everything. >> Y'all lady, the manager won't let me do nothing, so do that. >> That's fine. Thank you. >> To verify her story, Officer Vogle went to the security room and reviewed the surveillance footage with the store manager. >> Yeah, she's got multiple reports about you. So, >> I just looked at the registered logs. No uptime or yogurt were purchased. >> That's they on them. They want to put me in my truck. >> April. Hi. >> Hey. >> Uh, Officer Vogle's writing this one up for you. She's going to be arrested um today. Um, you guys already know how to get the copy, right? The top. You have any question? Anything to add? >> No, thank you. >> Okay. She he does she does this all the time. Uh, I have a I mean I have other reports that that I able to file online. >> I mean this is repetitive. I even sent the stuff to see this Savannah. This is one she came in and she stole stuff. But it's kind of vague cuz I had to fill it out myself. >> Oh, the you did the self-port one. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Because it was just easier to do cuz I could at least have to keep track of it of how until she messed up. And today she messed up. >> So >> same same person for this one. This one is not. And this one is a different one. >> But these these two. >> Yeah. And I've already sent them to her city manager last week. This has been ongoing. This not the first time. >> Getting arrested for it today. Okay. >> Thank you. >> They're saying that someone paid for her stuff. >> Before you came, um, she whispered in the orange shirt lady's ear. >> Yeah. Find that person cuz it ain't in the register lock. >> So, >> yeah. And she's done it. >> Go. on that person, right? >> We can work that out. It's easier for me. But >> okay, >> let's make that happen cuz right now they've already put um two or three reports on her >> for the same thing. So, she said she's called the city of Savannah, told them about it numerous times. She knew the number of the truck. So, yeah, let's figure this out. >> Wow. >> We waiting for the guy to respond. I don't know. more than that. More than that, >> cuz I'm done with all my paperwork. >> Okay. >> I mean, I showed you the video we got. >> Yeah, I know. You showed me one though. >> So, >> it's it's up to every person that goes in the store when they pick up a piece of merchandise to make sure that that item is paid for before they leave the store. >> I And that's on that person. That's the thing. I gave them >> on It's on you. You picked up the item, right? >> And I gave them my stuff for them to take care of >> you. Then you should have ensured that they paid for it. when I came out the door I >> cuz right now you you you putting it on other people when it's it's on you. >> That's just like if you give me something and you go do what you need to do and I come to you and hand it to you. That's like a gift. So basically you don't know if that person brought the gift or they sold the gift but you accepting it right or wrong. So and if you put something in their hand that you want they say they going to take care of it. You give it to them. You leave it to them. >> I'll be right back. I'm going to go check and see if they got a camera for that little spot there. Hey, can you show me this camera? >> Yep. What you want? What part you want to see? >> The the part where she handed it off to somebody else and they acted like they >> she went in the bathroom. Okay. Come on. >> Small amount. >> Mhm. >> You know, monetary amount. So, I want to make sure we got as much evidence as possible so that it don't get dropped. >> You know what I mean? So, see, she's got my yogurt cup right there in her hand >> in her up time. >> She went around the corner into the bathroom. That's when I came out of the office because I went to look. >> Mhm. >> There I went cuz I knew her truck was still out there. I was looking for her. So, I was like, "Okay, she didn't go outside. Where did she go?" She had to go to the bathroom. So, I went around the corner. She ducked into the stall. >> Mhm. >> So, I came back out and said, "I'm just going to wait cuz I talked to him when he came in, asked if he knew who she was." And I stood right here at this corner and waited for her to go out before I called. >> And where was the merchandise machine? >> Let me show you. >> Okay. >> Up time up under her arms. >> Up time yogurt. Not handing it off to nobody. >> Nope. In her hand. And she lied to you. Thank you kindly. >> You're welcome. >> I always trying to get my ducks off. [laughter] >> We appreciate it. >> What's going on? >> Are you the one that she's saying paid for her stuff? >> I paid for it first thing this morning, man. Cuz um >> What did you pay? What' you pay for? >> A cup of ice. >> Okay. Yeah, we got that. The ice was paid for. >> Mhm. >> It's the other two items. >> Well, I don't know about the other type. I wasn't I don't know nothing about that. >> Well, there it is. Y I figured >> Yeah, I figured you didn't cuz the security camera would indicate you weren't there. >> I wasn't there. >> You ain't on the camera when she's stealing. So, >> I appreciate you. Thanks for coming back. >> Yeah. >> Um yeah, you paid for a cup of ice. That's on the record. >> That ain't what she'd be in charge of. >> There's two other things. All >> righty. All right. >> Thank you, sir. I will be taking her to CCDC. Um security camera shows her leaving out the store with two items. She didn't talk to anybody. machine and hand them off like she's saying. And the guy that y'all brought back here that said he paid for his stuff paid for a cup of ice. They were already tracking the cup of ice. That was paid for. But the other two items were not. Oh, >> okay. He did pay for ice. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> So, there it is. >> Gotcha. All righty. >> She got the hand in the cookie jar. She >> We can do about it. Y'all good? Let's roll. >> All right. Y'all have a good rest. Thank you, sir, for letting me know. >> No problem. It's not open. All righty. Thanks for your emotional support. >> Did the guy talk to you in there? >> Oh, yeah. He bought the cup of ice that we knew was paid for. >> You bought the what? >> The cup of ice. >> Okay. >> And I mean, the security camera follows her the whole way. >> She dips in the bathroom for a while to avoid the manager. And then um once the manager leaves, she comes out the bathroom and leaves with it in her hands. >> Got a um shotless charge in 2014. >> I need five. >> There it is. I need to say something with her. Hey, if you didn't do it, good luck. Um, but if you try to get your CDL, just know that this not going to hold you. Okay. >> Okay. Good luck. >> CDS advantage though. >> Well, you can always work something out. All right. Maybe you can you can bond out. All right. You can have them just put in a sick day for you. Who knows? You know, just depending on how long you you've been with us and what your relationship is with the the employee. I'm missing. >> Thank you. >> Good luck to you. >> Her excuses and attempts to blame others completely fell apart against the clear surveillance footage. A background check revealed a prior theft conviction from 2014. She was then transported to the Chattam County Detention Center, CCDC, and charged with shoplifting. This situation has sparked quite a bit of debate. Let's see how the viewers evaluate the actions of everyone involved. They should ban people as soon as they see itchy behavior. That hurts them worse than getting booked. and immediate arrest if seen again. I can't be a cop because when he went back to ask the cashier if a coworker bought it, I would have missed that step because I would have called her a liar. Taking merchandise past the final point of sale without paying constitutes retail theft for shoplifting, regardless of the dollar amount. Video that continuously tracks a suspect from selection to exit, combined with register logs showing no corresponding purchase, ordinarily supplies clear probable cause. But the suspect in our next case in Florida would pay a price thousands of times greater. What happens when a woman swaps price tags at Target, hides cosmetics in her purse, and it turns out this is at least the 12th time she has been caught? >> How you good? >> A routine shopping trip at Target quickly turned into an arrest when loss prevention spotted a woman secretly switching price tags. Good. Thank you. >> Okay. So, we got some ticket switching um and so >> um she did pay for the one that is with her purse. >> Okay. >> And then um she basically took these tags and put them here and then >> Okay, that makes sense. I can show you as well. >> What's the one thing she paid for? Uh >> this tank top. Tik Tok. Yeah. So, she can keep that. and repeat offender. >> Yes. >> Do you guys have the item after receipts from the other time? >> Probably. Yeah. >> Go ahead. >> Um, also when she was shopping, I did see her select two cosmetics, empty package them. I believe that they're in her purse. Um, like a foundation and like a cream. That's all right. >> Can you stand up for me, man? >> Put your phone down on the table and turn around. >> Put your hands behind your back. Spread your feet for me. Spread your feet for me. >> Spread your feet. Put your palms together like you're praying. >> All right. You can take a seat back over there. All right, ma'am. I'm going to read you something. Okay. It's your constitutional rights. It's important that you understand these. Okay. You have the right to remain silent and anything you say may be used as evidence against you. You have the right to talk to an attorney and have him or her with you now or at any time during questioning. If at any time you wish to stop talking or have an attorney present, all questioning will be stopped at your request. >> Do you understand these rights? >> With these rights in mind, are you willing to talk to me? >> Mhm. Anything else in your bag that you put in here that you should have put in here? >> Not like cosmetic stuff. >> It says something called sunscreen. >> Sunscreen's in there. >> Can I grab it out of here? >> Where is it at? >> In front >> in the center. >> In the center. >> Is that it? Right there. >> This. Anything else? This your first time taking target? >> Yes. >> Sure about that? But apparently it's not. It's first time you been caught. Have you taken from Target in the past? Have you tag swapped in the past? >> Okay. >> What's the point of taking my apologies? >> When questioned by police, the woman insisted this was her first time stealing from Target. >> Echo 222 teletype. >> I saw your purse. You have mine. What are you for? Where do you work? >> Do you work? >> Yes, sir. >> Bravo 214. >> You guys want >> Yeah. Let me know if you have any previous times. >> Almost 700. >> Not 7:30. >> I don't think 750. [laughter] >> Um, but this is the 12th time. Yes, this will do the 12th time. >> She goes to Daytona. >> Can you print out a You have You have every day every date she's taking stuff. >> You print that out. >> Find like a little concealer in her first. >> So, she get through it. I found >> so did you put any concealer in here at all? >> No. >> Did you ditch the concealer you selected somewhere? >> Look at all these stores. >> I forgot the case number. >> Oh, wait. That is it. That is it. That is the elf. >> You got it. >> Yeah, that is it. >> Which one? >> The elf. The pink. >> The pink. Definitely that. So, the one today I thought she had one on the 30th, but I don't I think it was just in my data and I don't think they did research on it. >> 12 1217 >> 1219 1217 1215 121 >> 11:22 112 115 and then 2018 was the last time. But she changed her card so there was a gap. >> Got it. >> The most dramatic part of the arrest was the incredibly high price she would pay with her own property. >> Eight times. You said 150 days. >> 12. Three or more times in 120 days. It's an enhancement on the charge. >> Okay. >> So finish up all the paperwork. >> All right. So you're under arrest. Okay. Here's a revised for shoplifting three or more times within 90 days. Okay. You shoplifted at least five times from this store within that 90day period. So the total is like seven or eight. Do you have a car here? >> She has a gray Audi. >> Gray Audi. Okay. Your $5 Audi is right here. We'll count this. >> So it's in a it's in your parking lot. So it's up to you guys what you guys want to do with it. You want to tow it or whatever. You have any family here? >> Anyone that can pick up your car? >> Anyone that can pick up your car? >> Yeah, my daughter. >> Where is she at? >> Or call 10:15. >> Echo 222. >> Whis whiskey fox draw 105. Uh, >> since you bought this, we'll put us in here, too. Okay. Do you have like a reason for why you take all this stuff or no? >> Do you want to talk to us though or >> usually some people have like an excuse for times >> hard times like financially? >> What kind of hard times you have? I'm sorry. I just messing what? >> Putting this pink form in your purse right here. This is your trespass warning. If you come back to this Target, you will be arrested. Okay. >> The last time you taken from Target, did you use that same car? I have two great cars. >> You have two great cars? >> My car? >> No. No. The car outside? >> Your car? >> Oh, >> is that car? Is that the car you always drive? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Where are your car keys? >> In my purse. >> In your purse. up here. >> Is it paid off or you have a lease or finance it? >> I finance it. >> Finance it. Okay. >> We're seizing your vehicle. >> Okay. that's going to be going to the sheriff's office impound. And um we'll give you all the necessary paperwork on how to treat the vehicle because the five times you come to the store, you use that car to steal. After three, it makes it the felony and you're using your vehicle to further yourself in a commission of a felony. So under Florida statute and under our policy, you're seizing your vehicle. Okay? But we'll explain all the paperwork and stuff like that formally when we get to the jail. That way you'll have a very clear understanding of what has happened to your vehicle. Okay. >> Can I do that? >> Nope. >> Like I said, if this is your first time stealing and you know you made a mistake, I can work with you. But after 12 times, you know right from wrong and I can't help you. So >> it forces our hand a little bit after the upte. >> So this is every single documentation of her stealing pages 12 packets. >> Her belated tears of regret couldn't change the situation. When officers asked if she was struggling financially and needed help, she could only sob and repeatedly apologize. You want to answer your daughter? Go ahead. >> It might be easier to do a call. >> I cannot. >> Do you want me to call her for you? >> I do. >> You don't? >> Can I? Put on speaker. >> I'm so sorry. >> I have to call you back. >> Okay. What? >> I called you back. >> You call me back? >> Yeah, I will call you back. I'm not home. Y >> you home? >> No, I'm not. I will call you when I get there. >> Okay. I was just going to head to >> Yeah, I know that that's fine. You get that somewhere. So, >> yeah. >> Is that okay? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, that's fine. >> Okay. >> All right. You ready? We're going to go this way. Let's grab her first. >> I mean, I will walk. >> No, I'm not taking the handcuffs off. >> It's It's a policy we have to follow. Nothing on you? No weapons, narcotics, or anything like that? >> If there's anything on you that the deputy did not find and it goes to the jail, it's a felony. So, >> I can take my shoes. >> I know. I'm just I'm just letting you know that we say this to everybody. Not I'm not accusing you of having anything on you. Let's put our seat belt on. >> All right. I have to reach across you to put your seat belt on. All right. I'm not trying to be rude or anything. Okay. Let me just >> Are you good? >> Do I able to talk to you? >> Can I ask you questions? Yes, ma'am. >> What is next stuff going on after this? After I get to the place where you guys want to take going to take home. >> So, when you get to the jail, you're going to get booked and then after that, they'll either set you a bond or you'll wait till for first appearance in the morning. And then with your vehicle, we're we're seizing your vehicle. >> What does that mean? >> That means we're we're we're towing it and taking it because you used it for multiple times to commit a felony. I can have the form. >> You can have it on >> my form. >> Uh, no. Once it's going to be submitted with your property in jail, like at the jail, and then either you bond out or you get first appearance and they give you like a bond amount that when you b like when you get out of jail, you'll get it back. >> Good. >> I need to talk to my daughter. She's going to be very worried. >> They they um you're going to get a phone call. I I don't think there's any limit on how many phone calls you can make. You're going to be able to call her once you get there. >> But I cannot call from my phone. >> No, you're going to have to call from their phone. >> The suspect was permanently banned from Target, handcuffed, and transported to the county jail for booking while awaiting her first court appearance. What about you? Let's check out the most agreed with comments from the viewers and let us know your thoughts. Someone who does this repeatedly should have the book thrown at them. They increase prices for all of us. There need to be real consequences instead of dropping all the charges and giving them probation. It would have been a good lesson for her if the car was confiscated. When a vehicle is used to travel to and from multiple thefts that collectively constitute a felony. Florida law permits the vehicle to be seized as an instrumentality of the crime. The owner may later petition for its return, but the seizure itself is authorized once the statutory conditions are met. Let's move to the next case. What happens when a woman already banned from Family Dollar walks back in, fills a bag with merchandise, and still acts surprised when officers find her on camera? >> What's up? What's up? What's up? >> Take these off real quick. Take them off. >> Come on. T What's up? Come on, man. >> Number one, they're not coming. Number two, it's just going to be a bad idea for you anyway. >> So, man, I can't smoke a cigarette. We standing right here. >> Huh? No, not smoking a cigarette. >> In Savannah, Georgia, an officer was dispatched to Family Dollar after receiving a report of a familiar woman shoplifting. The suspect had already been permanently banned from the store. Same one. Okay. Where'd she go? >> Okay. Well, she knows she's bad, so All right. >> What's up? >> It's Justin. He dying as hell. You you on duty is a mother. You just have You just want to come. It's Ash Johnson. It's Ash Johnson. You want to see the goddamn police control? >> That's part across the street. >> He said par 21 forever one. >> Be advised, I'm on the signal. >> What up? What up? >> How you doing? I'm doing good yourself. >> Hey, it's going to be um same girl that me and uh me and Willie already dealt with. She understand she's banned. So, we just going to go ahead and start cutting these horns. Not about to play with her. >> Damn, we got that run over. >> Simple. I shot through Kaden first. Uh, I didn't see her. Last time I saw her, she was hanging out um in or around Yamocra. So, I'm pretty sure she probably might have caught a ride. Came here and did what she did. Took off. Y'all take care. All right. I meet you over there. All right. >> What we doing? >> Turn around. >> I don't even know why I >> So, her or Tony the >> Hey, just give me the video. I'm cut warrants. I'm tired of dealing with her. I know my my partner who's over there, he has the uh flash drive. He's supposed to be cutting his own warrants. So, I can just add that to that. She want to she want to sit in jail. That's on her. So, >> back here. All right. Cuz I'm not going to keep dealing with this. >> What up, man? >> So, same same girl. >> Same girl. handcuffed on the sidewalk, the suspect repeatedly accused officers of abusing their authority and screamed that she hadn't been caught stealing red-handed. >> Show me your hands. Go ahead and show me your hands. Go ahead and show me your hands. You're going to get tased. I'm telling you now. Go ahead and show me your hands. Don't do nothing crazy. Do not do nothing crazy. You ain't got to be right there. That don't do nothing crazy. You better drop the bag. 21 Bravo one. Can you advise what you need with that call? >> 21 Bravo one. Um, it was a call that Garden City was originally out with signified between a semi truck and a >> need for the call. We call that female officer. Yeah, we'll get him. >> I have one by >> 169. >> Also be advised taser point. >> You know y'all supposed to put nobody in the back seat without sensing, right? >> Yeah. That's why we getting the female officer. The judge want to stand out. >> You want to stand? That's all right. I mean, you the one that hold this down there supposed to stand right here with me. >> I'm right here. >> No, don't tell my stuff. >> You coming to our location, we're on MLK and West for female surgery. >> You bring my stuff back? >> Right across from the barkers. >> Sergeant, be advised. Either one of those units put themselves on the call and I am working on something else. >> Hey, we can't put ourselves on calls if the MDT is messing up. >> Gez, holy [ __ ] man. >> I was asking if you can open up another call regarding this accident. Um, and then yes, I hold >> I took the screen out of your ass. It's time for a piece of work, man. >> Not if you not supposed to be where you're not supposed to be at. >> Hey, >> hey, watch out. Hey, watch out, >> man. Stop playing with me. >> Now you want Hey, let me go. >> Watch out. You better chill out. >> Let me go real quick. You sitting here choking me. Let me go right. What's up? What's up? What's up? >> Take these off here real quick. Take him off. Come on. Sure his ass. What's up? Come on, man. >> Number one, they're not coming. Number two, it's just going to be a bad idea for you anyway. So, staying on, >> man. I can't smoke a cigarette. We standing right here. >> Huh? >> No, you're not smoking a cigarette. ass. Don't tell her nothing. >> Oh my goodness. What the is you talking about? >> I tell you something better than your account got [ __ ] >> If you if you look at it, I bet you don't look at him. Look at him. H. So now we got to get to the DA so you don't get bonded, do all this other extra stuff. That's what we got to do because for some odd reason somebody else >> and you're banned. That's the greatest thing. >> My cigarettes. I'm not going to >> I don't know how you're going to get mad at us when you keep stealing. >> Like it's my fault. >> Stealing if you go steal. >> YOU DIDN'T CATCH ME UPSET. >> YOU AIN'T CALL ME [ __ ] OH, we saw the camera. >> You lying. >> That means I caught you. >> You lying like a >> That means I caught you. >> You're lying. >> How How do you think we found you? >> How you think we found? We got to see the camera. You walk that intersection. We can see that. That's how >> Oh my god. >> The arrest took an unexpected turn when officers searched the items inside the suspect's bag. >> Come on, man. >> Last time I see >> cuz what's going to end up happening? They going to ban you. They going to kick you out of Chapman County. That's going to end up happening. You keep doing stuff like that. You from Savannah, right? >> This mother in for all that. >> She got some stuff from the Family Dollars in my trunk. So, I got to go through see what all she took. >> Anything 42? >> Yeah. >> Oh, >> yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Same place. Criminal trespass. Uh uh the shoplifting. I gotta look through. Um I'mma call back down to there to see exactly what was taken because you can see a bunch of stuff. >> Hey, so do you know what all she took um through the camera? >> I'm not sure cuz by the time I came in I mean I'm going assume this is stuff that cuz when she walked in there did she feel Did you start seeing her put stuff in the bag or what? Because obviously I see blanket right here. >> Well, I mean all all obviously all this stuff y'alls. So cuz it's still in the package. Um did y'all put your uh your your your candy canes out and all that stuff? >> Yeah. >> Okay. The gloves and all that. So yeah, I mean it's it's safe to say that all this came from y'all. Okay. >> Okay. I'mma um I'm gathering this stuff up right now. Um obviously it's up to y'all to press charges. Um I mean I get it. A lot of this stuff is um I'm assuming she paid for this stuff. >> Um >> it's all like hygiene and stuff. So Um, if that's okay with y'all, I'll come back and pay for it. Um, for her super soft wearable throw, which is $20, that's like a a little blanket thing. Um, the other stuff I can't really help her with. So, like the >> I mean, it's up to you if you want to. >> No, we So, I'm y'all y'all are the victim. I can't make you press charges. What I'm saying is I'll pay for I'll pay at minimum because I understand it's cold, but at the same time I'm not trying to sit here and reward bad behavior cuz she knows. You see what I'm saying? >> Yeah. I I >> So, um I mean I can I can I can drive back down there real quick um >> and see as far as uh what uh needs to be done as far as if if I could pay for it for her. I don't think she put anything in uh What up? What up? I don't think she put anything in um in the black backpack. I think everything was in this little red bag right this rainbow bag that she had. I don't see anything. I just see Popeyes some other stuff. >> Yeah. >> So, I'm caring. >> Well, you're riding with me. But the thing is, like I said, I'm not trying to reward good behavior, but I will pay I I I obviously um on camera, I'll pay for the the super uh wearable throw for her cuz it's cold. And if she gets a bond and gets right back out, she's going to be in the same predicament. You see what I'm saying? Oh, >> oh, well, I mean, yeah. Okay. So, yeah, the throw is $20 and then the gloves 125. I'll pay for those, but the rest of the stuff has to go back though. I'll bring back to y'all. Is that cool? >> Yeah, that's fine. >> Okay. Um, >> you got the drug. >> No, I didn't get the pipe that he uh was talking about. She had >> the back. >> This right here, >> this is her personal bag, but she has Popeyes. So, obviously that got to go in the trash, but she can't go in the property. Um, >> I don't know. >> I'm on the phone with them right now. So, with uh Family Dollar, so they aren't really they aren't inclined on pressing charge. But the thing is criminal trespass cuz she's banned. Um, and obviously the crack >> we need we need to get the shoplifting on here because a chronic pain. So they I'm not trying to force them to, but we >> No, no, no. She I didn't say they wasn't doing it. I'm just letting you know. Yeah. So, the bag as far as uh I got to go through this. >> All right, ma'am. I'm going to be back down there in a sec. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> My bad. >> All right. Too easy. Um and then I actually need to pay for what she kept. Yeah. >> Mad brick outside. >> Hey, this a camera. 1932. >> That' be crazy. My car decline. >> No. [laughter] >> All right, y'all. >> I don't need a receipt. She got the stuff. >> All right, y'all. You said it was 33 >> 74. All right. Um >> 24. >> I'm going to get you a CRN card. All right. J. Although the officer's compassionate gesture helped the woman get a warm blanket during the freezing winter, it did not erase the consequences of her actions. She was ultimately transported to the police station and formally charged with two offenses: criminal trespass and shoplifting. Let's take a look at how viewers reacted after watching that breathtaking situation. When a stud goes back to jail and Angels gets their wings. It's bad enough that Savannah, Georgia is haunted by ghosts, now it's haunted by shoplifterss. Repeat violations by banned individuals commonly result in custodial arrest rather than a simple citation, especially when the person is argumentative or has a documented history at the same location. If the first woman stole to stay warm, the next suspect allegedly used her position as a postal supervisor to hide a massive mail theft scheme. What happens when a routine car repossession uncovers a backpack full of other people's checks inside the vehicle of a US Postal Service supervisor? when I say I've got concerns and things I need to look into further, I'll be honest with you, that's where I'm at. >> Okay. >> Um, so it is I do need to go through and we're going to wind up investigating it further. >> Okay. >> Um, it's a thing where items are found in St. Charles County or St. Charles City, but you live in because they seize car or repo the car brought back here, >> right? On Tuesday, October 31st, 2023, in St. Charles, Missouri, a lease Nissan Juke was repossessed by the dealership for a routine reason, overdue insurance payments. But while cleaning out the vehicle, dealership employees unexpectedly discovered an abandoned backpack containing some deeply concerning items. >> 2124 to Revenue 3. She's still in the business. We'll step up this a little more. >> Mind if I use like this little break room area right here for your office? Okay. Trying to find some place a little more. >> Well, just um oddities and curiosities and things of that nature where stuff in the car. What do you do for >> I work for the post office. >> You work for the post office? >> Yeah. >> All right. Um whose gun or whose backpack was it that was in your car with that rifle? Well, technically I'm not sure whose it is cuz I'm not the only one that drove the car. >> Okay. >> I haven't drove the car since today Sunday when I got off work. >> Okay. >> In the house. >> So, the kids typically drive the car and they may have had something driving. >> Um, >> they said something wrong with the >> some stuff in there that kind of piqu my interest. Some oddities and things of that nature. So that's why got to ask it. >> So there was a gun in the car. >> Okay. >> A loaded AR. >> But is it legal? >> It's not stolen. >> Oh, well, >> but I can't give it to you cuz you didn't know about it cuz you already told me that. >> Okay. >> So, but >> but I'm confused what they're doing because I thought the you can have in Missouri. >> You can't. that they found that they found some bottles of prescription stuff which are still trying to I'm still in the beginning part of figuring out what the heck's going on. >> I'm going to leave it at that. >> I'm looking for you to expound upon what it is. I found four bottles of >> I mean I don't have any prescriptions besides for my asthma. That's about it. >> Well, this wouldn't be asthma medicine. >> When questioned by police, Bonita immediately denied any connection to the gun in the stack of checks. >> I don't even >> don't handle the mail or none of that. >> No. No. No. No. >> All right. It's a stack this thick of various people's names on checks. >> Yeah. No, I don't I don't even handle any of that. No, I don't touch any. Okay. >> We're not allowed to touch the mail at all. >> Yeah. They're not touch that. So you understand where now I'm >> that can be verified with my job. Supervisors are not allowed to touch the mail at all and things they need to look into further. I'll be honest with you that's where I'm at. >> Okay. >> Um so it is a duty to go through and we're going to wind up investigating it further. Okay. >> Um it's a thing where items are found in St. Charles County or St. city, but you live in cuz they seized the car or repo the car brought back here, >> right? >> Uh, but you live in what? Florescent. >> No, Norman. >> Oh, you live in Illinois. >> So, yeah. I don't even know if you know what I mean. I I got to figure out where these checks were stolen from. Okay. >> Things like that. >> Okay. >> Cuz there's no way you got 200 different people's names on a check and something's not screwy. I mean, you can verify with my dog. We don't touch. We can't touch them at all. So, >> all right. So, how many different people drive this car? >> Uh, my oldest daughter and sometimes my stepsons may drive it. My friends >> 7303 on >> Hyram. I don't know if that may driver, but I know that I had recently gotten a ticket and had to go to court and the charges and I was just like >> 2123. >> Go ahead. >> The charges that what they were saying happened, he said >> 2123. >> I shouldn't let people drop the car, but it was around the time that I was at work. Here's what I'm >> and what I'm going to tell you is what I'm going to do, right? I'm not necessarily looking for them. I mean, I'm going to put them in my computer and I'm going to do a links analysis and look to see who they're hanging out with. >> Okay. >> I'm trying to figure out who's doing the check stuff. The check stuff is the big for me. Okay. >> What What is it? I'm confused though when you said that it's a stack of checks and what do you mean? What are they doing with the checks? >> Well, that's still what I'm trying to figure out. Oh, okay. >> I >> So, you really don't know. >> I haven't left here yet. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, I haven't had a chance to go start trying to contact the people whose checks they are. >> Okay. >> Find out if there's been any fraudulent checks written based off of those bank accounts. I haven't been able to figure any of this out yet. >> Okay. >> So, all I'm trying to do is get an idea of who >> would have access to this car >> and then I'm going to sit down and do a bunch of work on a computer and do a bunch of talking and looking and try to figure things out from there. So that's why I'm, you know, I'm going to ask you who would drive the car. >> Okay. >> Cuz they're, you know, they've had any police interactions with other people. I can find out who they're hanging out with, things like that. >> Well, my brothers don't hang out like >> Yeah. Well, you know, and or that you know of. >> No, that I know. >> Oh, okay. >> Because my daughter goes to the airport, so I'm >> Oh, so she very sure. Well, she >> and my other daughter does not know how to drive at all. >> Okay. So, she wouldn't be the one driving your car. >> No. So, and that's all I'm asking is the ones that would drive the car. >> Yeah. My baby doesn't know how to drive, but my oldest daughter doesn't even she wouldn't even involve herself around people because of >> her going to the I don't know all of her friends. >> Okay. >> Uh what's your other daughter's name? >> Her name, but she doesn't drive. That's the one that done drive. Yeah. >> So she would know how to drive. >> All right. >> Your stepson that would drive. >> Uh he incarcerated. >> I just found out today. >> When did he get incarcerated? >> All right. Let's take him out of the equation. >> I'm not sure his last name because he'll have he has his mom's last name. >> Okay. >> And then anymore. >> I don't know. >> And like I said, I'll sit there and I'll look around on the computer and any kind of ties that come up. >> Okay. >> Cuz a lot of times, even if she's on a trap, if they get pulled over, >> okay, >> they run it and they'll kind of link to all that a lot of times. >> In stark contrast to Bonita's firm denial, federal prosecutors uncovered a far more troubling reality. Her position as a supervisor gave her access to the flow of mail throughout the postal facility. >> All right, I think I've covered about everything I need to cover with you for right now. >> Okay. >> Uh if I have any more questions, I'll give you a shout. What do you What hours do you work? >> It depends. It's I work 1 to 9:30, but usually it's one to one. >> Okay. >> Depends on how much mail we have to process. >> And what post office are you out of? >> Uh I just got off to the one on market. you want to mark it in the city. Yeah. >> Um just get a ride at any point in a gun. So where we're sitting at right now is Depair has a warranted for you >> for me. >> The city of the West County Mall that area >> 270 and >> uh it's a felony warranted right now. me. >> Yeah. >> What I'm going to tell you. So, here's I had to confirm it, right? So, if they say they're going to drive out here, which they will drive to here, I'm not putting handcuffs on you and I'm not doing any of that. All right. But if they're willing to drive here, then you're going to have to stay with me for a little bit until they get here. >> What they have for me for >> yet, you have to ask the pair about. >> I don't know their investigation. >> It is. I don't either. So anyways, so I you being open and honest with you, okay? So, but that's I'm just waiting right now for them to say yes or no. >> So, how long you been at the post office? >> Eight years. >> Eight years. You liked it? >> Nope. >> Nope. [laughter] >> Like it. >> I [clears throat] couldn't see working at the post office and being >> Well, when I started, I was at the NDC in Hazerwood, but that was fine. And then I went to customer service, but becoming a supervisor is what made me not like it. So, I've been trying to get out of there. So, just like being a supervisor at where I am cuz it's every all three places were different. So, um, >> you know, >> I just never dealt with people that tell you that they're not going to do their job and they want to constantly argue, want to fight you cuz you tell them to do their job. So, yeah, that's not for me. >> Sounds like everyone. >> Yeah, I was [laughter] going to say it sounds Yeah, I've been doing this 21 years and I still don't want to be a supervisor. I'm perfectly content. Just done the detective stuff. That didn't bother me. I've done special task force stuff. That didn't bother me. Had zero desire to be a supervisor. Zero zilch. None. >> Well, I thought it would be better than a supervisor, but >> you know, and they tell you like, "Oh, but you get the pay raise and how much pay raise." >> It's not worth it. You know, >> my sanity and happiness is worth more than that. >> I think the post office may be the worst job ever. Then you did not work at Walmart then. >> Go ahead. >> Confirmed. >> That's clear. Are they in route now? >> 2124. You're mobile. >> Clear. Are they going to meet me on scene here? >> They advise it's active when ready for if any medical problems. Yeah. Any medical issues, right? Cuz we talked about that. >> I have asthma. >> Yeah. Thanks. >> I don't think I have quick. >> It should be all right. >> What's that? >> It should be all right. >> Yeah. I thought they had to come meet us roadside now. >> Well, I mean, I didn't realize it was be. >> Yeah. >> Michael wants to chill out. That's what I'm trying to phone call. >> I don't want to take you to jail. >> No. [clears throat] >> 2124. >> 2124. >> Hold on. Aaron, >> we're going to call the pair. See what they're going to do. Stand by. >> Clear. Aaron, that's why I was calling you. >> Okay. >> All right. >> All right. Let's go. Walk back to my car. All right. >> Well, you see, yeah, there's my car here. Um, >> I don't have anything. >> All right. If you got anything on your pockets or anything like that, >> do me a favor. Lift your jacket and go and turn around 360 for me. >> I'm pretty sure you're not hiding anything that's going to hurt you. >> Okay. >> All right. This next part is going to be a little embarrassing because I do have to put your hand cuz I put you in the car. Put them right back here for you. Okay. Now, when you get in the car, >> if you scoot your knees forward to make a little pocket with the back seat, like, you know what I mean? Between your butt and the back of seat, >> it'll be a little more comfortable. >> It's really uncomfortable for us guys. >> Oh, it's horrible. I can't. As soon as I open that car, you're back. How the hell is anybody fitting something? Yeah, I've looked at I'm like, man, I can sure I'd be able to get in that. >> Will you get the porter's name that uh that found the backpack in the garbage? >> Both suspects pleaded guilty. Randall to mail theft by a postal employee and Harrison to possessing stolen mail. Each faced up to five years in prison and a $250,000 fine. Here are the most attention-grabbing comments from the online community regarding this incident. Just shows she never deserved that job in the first place. Retired mail carrier here. Our supervisor handled more mail than us. She's lying. Theft of mail by a postal employee is a federal offense under 18 USC part of 1709. Because postal workers, including supervisors, have unique access to the mailream, the law treats their theft of mail more severely than ordinary theft. Comment below which case you found the most interesting. Don't forget to subscribe to the channel for more exciting situations, and see you in the next video.