What are you doing? >> Put your hands behind your back, >> man. >> It's been revoked since 2022. >> Huh? >> From excuses about dead phones to heated encounters with police, many shoplifterss convince themselves they can manipulate store security. >> What's the problem? You didn't pay. >> What do you mean I didn't pay? >> But once body cam footage captures the incident, every lie, excuse, and questionable move can become evidence. These are the moments when shoplifterss learn that reckless behavior can turn a simple theft into a costly mistake. >> How would you react if you watched a woman walk out of Target with expensive merchandise, including a vacuum and Lego sets, while still claiming she had already paid at a different register? >> I have to go to two different registers. >> I know you did. I was watching you the whole time. It's okay. >> So then what's the problem? You didn't pay. >> What do you mean I didn't pay? >> Yeah. So, gift pack is probably going to be these. Uh, the water at the bottom. And then wonder shop is going to be this bag. >> Yep. >> And the ones you didn't pay for is >> all these, >> this bath mat. I got the Legos at the first one. I got the Legos at the first register. Yes, I did. Is she finished helping me scare me out? >> Where's the receipt for that? >> I don't know. It's probably there still. >> At Target, Danielle Sadu was stopped while pushing a shopping cart loaded with high-v value items, several of which had apparently never been scanned. She blamed the situation on confusion at the selfch checkckout area. >> Yeah. I mean, you have issue with the scanning machine. >> No, I had I went to the regular register and she scanned me out with the regular register. I didn't have an issue. She fixed it for me. >> Who'd you come with? >> Why does that matter? >> Because there's two of you guys. That's >> Yeah, cuz she came and brought me the rest of the money. >> Yeah. So, who'd you come with? That way, we >> She brought me the rest of the money. Do you want to come talk to the lady that checked me out? >> No, I want you to answer my question. >> Let's go talk to the lady that checked me out, please. Cuz I didn't >> We'll get there. >> I just literally had to go to the second register and she helped me at the second register. >> Who did you come with? Like the person helped me at the regular register. >> We'll get there. Who did you >> Why does that matter? >> Because you need to answer my question. >> It's my friend. She has to go to her kids today. She It's her kids' birthday today. That's the reason why I came here. >> Do you want Can we come talk to the register? Cuz she's literally just helped me through the register. I don't see what the problem is. >> All right. So, you can walk through this officer. We're going to go back in the store. I'm going to grab your shopping cart. Cool. >> What? >> We're going to go down there. We're going to go talk and figure it out if you scan everything and pay for everything. >> If you don't listen, you're going to be placing handcuffs. >> Let's go. We're trying to be cool with you. >> There she is right there. Excuse me. >> You help me get everything? >> Yeah. >> Everything, right? >> Yeah, she paid. She paid for everything. >> Okay. We got to talk to somebody over here and then we'll get things sorted out. >> Which one did she get? >> Um, pretty much the the vacuum, the Legos, um, this, and this stuff in here. >> I had to go to two different registers. >> I know you did. I was watching you the whole time. It's okay. >> So, there's the problem. >> You didn't pay. >> What do you mean I didn't pay? >> Yeah. So, gift pack is probably going to be these. Uh the water at the bottom and then Wondershop is going to be this bag. >> Okay. >> Yep. >> And the ones you didn't pay for is >> all these >> this bath mat. I got the Legos at the first one. I got the Legos at the first register. >> Yes, I did. And she finished helping me scare me out. >> Where's the receipt for that? >> I don't know. It's probably there still if you go look. >> Why you have receipt for this and I have the receipt for the record? because I had to go to two different registers. >> All right, I'm going to open Go in here. All right, >> I'm not going in there. Yo, I have to step it. I'm not going in there. What the dude? I didn't do anything wrong. WHAT ARE YOU DOING? Get your hands off of me. I didn't do anything. Get your hands off of me. Get your hands off OF ME. GET YOUR HANDS OFF OF ME. >> YOU CAN'T do this without my parents permission. I'm only 13 years old. You can't do this without my parents permission. I'm only 13 years old. I'm only a 13year-old, dude. I'm literally only 13 years old. Bro, you can't do this. Can I call my parents? >> You can in a second. Sit down. >> Cuz my parents won't like not hear and you can't you can't do this to me. >> You can't knock it off. >> Not if I'm only 13 years old. I'm underage. You don't look >> I'm underage. When officers asked her to provide identification, Danielle suddenly changed her story and came up with a surprising new explanation. >> It's not. >> Where is it? >> I don't have it. >> So, you're not under the >> Can I just take the stuff I paid for it? Lean. >> No. >> No, we're beyond that. >> You told be cool with you. >> We would have been doing that if if you were cool. >> How did I end? Like the lady that just told you that she helped me scan everything out. She just told you that. >> She helped you scan for the things that you paid for. Yeah. >> What's the What's the car she's up with? >> Um it's going to be this purple scion that's sitting right out here. So if you go out, >> she literally has to go pick up her kids, bro. >> Our drive section is right here and it's just right across. >> She has to go pick them up. >> So she's behind a silver Tacoma. >> She literally has to go pick up her kids that are like little kids. Can we get an estimate on paper? >> Where's our scan at? >> It's >> It's closer to the 28 batches. different. >> Hello. Did you come with uh >> my friend? >> Friend? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. You're not in trouble, but obviously um she's in trouble. I mean, I guess she like that, but um what is her name? >> Um I don't answer questions. I'm sorry. >> Okay. We need your identification cuz you actually went in there. >> Yeah. I don't know. >> Hey, and you guys both came together. >> Huh? >> I went to the store. >> I'm not asking if you ran into the store. I'm not asking if you guys both came together. >> So, there's my driver's license. >> It's a yes or no. >> I don't came. That's fine. And that's fine. You can see on camera then but I >> you are so being uncooperative right now. Why is that? >> I'm trying to be cool with you but you giving me a hard time. >> But sir, I don't have to question. Okay, then I'll just be stopped. >> I gave you [clears throat] my ID. Is there anything else I can provide you with my You want my insurance registration? I do have that. >> No, this is not a traffic stop. This is a criminal offense investigation. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, you can sit there. If you're not going to answer a question, then sh I will and I will. Things quickly escalated when a Target security employee opened the office door. Danielle immediately took advantage of the opportunity and bolted toward an emergency exit. Hey You deserve to kill me. Please leave me alone. Please help me. unless you want to be involved. Go to your vehicle. >> It's like not just on it. >> Stop. Please. >> Oh my. Please >> chill. I don't want to go to jail. I've never been to jail. Please like >> Did anybody even say you're going to jail? >> Please don't pay for all of it. >> Can I pay for this house, please? Can I pay for it? Can I please pay for this job? >> Stand up. Act like an adult. Stand up. >> Going to this car right here. Go. >> I don't know what I'm going to do. Please. Nobody even said you're going to jail. Cut the stand right there and spread your feet. Spread your feet. He said I can pay for it. I'll pay for all this stuff. Can I please be for it? >> Do you have anything hidden on you? >> Please be for it. >> Huh? No. >> Okay. >> Good job. >> I've never tackled anyone. That was cool. >> I was laughing cuz I'm like, she's really 13. Damn. I know. What kind of skin care, right? >> That girl was laughing. She was like, did you see her? She's got her. And I was like, I was watching her. >> I'm not going anywhere. I promise you. You need to. So, the only reason I asked because we need to know who she is because we don't want to bur and charge for concealing identity. >> So, I just need to find out who she is because she's going to go to jail for concealing identity and we don't need to go that route. >> I think that's her though, right? Not technically. Like, you know what I mean? That would be up to her if anything, right? Not me. >> Yeah. I mean, if you're a friend, I mean, obviously a friend was going to help her out to not return. >> That's up to her. Like, um, >> that's my girlfriend. You like they tackled her. >> They That was Smoker. They tackled. >> Yeah, dude. I I don't know what she was trying to do, dude. >> Who? >> Well, she got >> They're saying that she got They're saying she shoplifted. >> Oh my god. Are you kidding me, dude? >> Wait, you know her? >> Yeah, that's my girlfriend. >> The one that's in the plate? >> Yeah, the the girl they just had outside is like walking up like, "Whoa, what the are you?" >> Okay, so you guys all came together? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. All right. They're not going to take her to jail, right? >> Oh, she's going she's going to jail. >> Oh, man. Are you serious? >> Yeah. >> Even after her boyfriend arrived and tried explaining the situation, Danielle's actions had already destroyed any chance of leniency, she now faces years in prison if convicted. Let's take a look at how viewers reacted after watching that breathtaking situation. I'm 13 years old. You can't arrest me without my parents' permission. 25-year-old woman claiming to be a minor is the weirdest sign of desperation I've ever seen over shoplifting. This incident is another example of how surveillance footage and body cams can reveal what actually happened, regardless of how quickly someone tries to escape or how many explanations they offer. The next case at Walmart brings a completely different kind of confrontation between a suspect and law enforcement. Was the dead phone excused during Walmart's scan and go checkout really an innocent mistake or a convenient story to explain away unpaid merchandise? I >> at the store I asked them, "Do you guys have a charger?" Because it's not like we're trying to steal the stuff. I can actually pay for it. >> Okay. So, as far as your license goes, were you aware that your license is no good? Your license is revoked. I don't know if you're aware of that or not. >> Please don't tell me that. >> Your driver's license is revoked. >> I was not aware of that. I wouldn't been driving. See, that's why I'm saying like all this [ __ ] is just a lie. >> Okay, it's been revoked since 2022. >> Huh? >> Police pulled over a vehicle packed with balloons and birthday supplies after Walmart reported a suspected theft involving its scan and go system. The woman claimed her phone had died before she could display the receipt. >> Hello. How good. How you guys doing today? Good. >> Good. Awesome. Police department. Um, the reason why I'm stopping today, >> there was some people at Walmart said that there was an issue. you guys um coming from that area. Um they gave this license plate and everything said the vehicle description um that was involved in some type of altercation with somebody from uh Walmart. >> Oh yeah, we had just a few items that she had supposedly scam scanned. I guess she forgot or whatever the case may be, but we left the items. >> Okay. >> And we we was trying to purchase it, but they said we couldn't, so we just leave the store. >> Okay. All right. And it may be just some type of misunderstanding or something, but >> Yeah, it was. And we I literally asked them, "Can we just go pay for the items?" They talking about no, "Can you guys just leave our store?" >> Okay. >> We asked and I asked them if they have a charger. >> They told us no. >> They said they need to leave. >> Okay. All right. And so did you guys go like through a selfch checkout or something or Okay. >> And we literally tried to pay for the items. They wouldn't let us. >> Okay. All right. Fair enough. Do you guys have your IDs with you? I can take a look at real quick. So, clearly you guys did buy some other stuff. Looks like a cake and some stuff. Thank you. Okay. >> Somebody's birthday today or something. >> Yeah, my daughter. >> Daughter. Okay, cool. Is she in the back? I can't tell with all the balloons, man. >> We got to We on the way to pick her up. >> Oh, okay. >> You don't have it with you? >> That's why I tried to do the scan on my phone. >> Okay. I have my wallet. >> No, fair enough. That they wouldn't let you pay for that >> groceries and our daughter toys for her birthday. >> Okay. Did you have like in a Do you have it in a shopping cart and everything there? >> Yeah. And bagged up. >> Okay. All right. Fair enough. Um, I have an officer that's going that's going over to Walmart now to try to get their side of the story, too. So, hopefully we can get this whole thing squared away, okay? And we'll get you guys on your way here shortly, okay? >> But as officers dug deeper, they discovered she already had an active warrant for retail theft, making her explanation much harder to believe. >> Um, I was actually doing the scanning go on my other phone. >> Okay. Um, I'm not sure if it died before or after we end up getting the cake because we didn't get the cake until after we paid for the groceries. >> Okay. >> Um, they asked to see a receipt. I said I did scan and go on my phone. My phone was dead. I asked did they have a charger because it was already on my phone. >> Okay. They said, uh, we will have to, uh, give them our information and, uh, uh, we won't be allowed back in the store if we don't give them our information. I said, what's the issue? >> Okay, >> we pay for the stuff. I'm not understanding why. They at first they wouldn't tell us what was the problem until we made it to by the back door and they were like, "Okay, well since you guys keep asking because we kept asking like you guys are pulling us in the room but not telling us what's the problem. >> What's the problem?" They like, "Oh, well you you guys have this uh part, but the stuff wasn't scanned at the uh scanner." And I was like, "Oh, well, my apologies. I could rescan it, but my phone is dead. So, if you guys have a charger, I could charge my phone and rescan it. Mom, on my other phone, I said, "Can you send me the Walmart information so I could try to log in and rescan this stuff so we can go?" >> Okay, >> we have a party to get to. She said, "Okay, if remember my password, I'll send it to you." We were standing there waiting. Um, I didn't know if she didn't remember the password, if she was trying to create a new one. But by the time she was about to send the information, we were already gone. I just said, "Forget it. We'll come back." Okay. >> And it's not like we were actually trying to steal or anything we paid for, >> right? >> If you had a charger, I could rescan it. I don't have a card or I have I don't have a wallet. So, it's not like I could just pull the cash out of my pocket like, "Oh, yeah. Here's something I don't have." >> Right. So, so I'm not particularly familiar with the way the Scan and Go stuff works at Walmart. So, briefly explain that to me. you're walking through as you pick up items, they have a Walmart app. Um, it's called scan and go. You can scan the items and as you're going to the cash register, they gives you a QR code. You scan the QR code and it uh gives you it uh pulls up your receipt on the phone of you pay for. So, it's like just the store purchase, but on the phone. >> Okay. I have an officer that's that's over there right now trying to trying to figure out their side of the story, too. So, um, >> and they were like trying to make an argument with Michael, but I kept telling him like, "Don't go back and forth. Don't argue cuz it's like it's going to make it seem like it's a problem or we're doing something wrong. It's no problem. It's not like we can't pay for >> How did you guys pay for the cake?" >> The same kind of thing. Or >> uh, I paid for that 2 days ago when I went to put the order in. >> Oh, okay. So, you had to prepay for that or whatever. Okay. All right. >> Okay. I didn't know if that was part of the Skin and Go stuff, too, or >> No, I paid for that two days ago. Okay. >> Did you guys get any other any other property or anything else from Walmart? >> Anything else? Everything that we were trying to get, including the toys and the groceries, >> we left that there. >> Okay. >> I told them if it's a problem, I'll just come back and get it. It's not like >> I can pay for it. I don't have my wallet. I don't have my card. >> I will have to go home. If you guys telling me you can't charge my phone for me to use my phone and charge it, pay for the stuff, there's no way that I can pay for it right now. >> Okay? So, I will have to come back. >> Okay. All right. Um, did you get your phone charged up or? >> No, my other phone is still dead. >> Still dead. Okay. What kind of What kind of phone is it? Is it a >> It's a iPhone. >> It's iPhone. Okay. Like a brand new one, like a 15 or >> an older one? >> It's an older one. >> All right. U Miss, are you aware that she had a warrant? >> Hell no. >> You have you have a warrant for retail theft? You weren't aware of that? >> No, I'm not. Yeah, it was it was issued in July of this year. So, it looks like it's a PR warrant though. So, what'll have to happen is that we'll have to take you down to the county jail and you'll have to get your fingerprints and photographs and stuff and what they'll do is they'll give you a new court date about like 30 days out from now. And do you are you aware of any pending cases or anything like that? >> No. >> Okay. Not aware of that at all? >> No. Okay. >> The driver wasn't off the hook either. Police confirmed his license had previously been revoked. So, like I said, it's a PR warrant. So, generally the only thing they'll make you do is post like $35. It's like a it's a warrant fee is all it is is that what you'll have to post down there. We do have to put handcuffs on you. It's just our protocol. I know you're not going to give us a hard time, but just so you know, um she's got a warrant. Um I don't know if she's aware of that or if you are aware of that or not, but she she has a retail theft warrant that was issued back in July of this year. So, that's why she's in custody back there. Okay. Yeah. >> Um, do you understand each of these rights as I've explained to you? Okay. And then having those rights in mind, do you wish to speak to me now? Okay. I don't want to assume anything. Are you two boyfriend, girlfriend, married? What's your what's your >> That's my baby mother. >> Baby mother. Okay. You guys do you guys stay together? You guys live together? Okay. Okay. >> So, as far as the Walmart stuff goes, man, you had >> to your knowledge, you weren't aware that >> that stuff was not paid for. >> God, because I literally volunteered to go back and pay for it. Okay. >> I'm like, "Bro, we don't have to go through this." I said, "We could go back to the thing and we'll just pay for it so we go about our day." Like, all this is killing time and it's ruining my daughter birthday party. They could have just been generous and let us pay for it. Like, we wasn't trying to steal. I didn't even know that went down because we wouldn't even got that damn far. I would have been like, "Baby, no, we not broke. We ain't doing this [ __ ] We paying for this." And I asked them that. I'm like, "Bro, could we just go to the register and pay for it?" and apparently >> and they wouldn't allow you to do that afterwards. Okay. >> So, as far as your license goes, were you aware that your license is no good? Your license is revoked. I'm not sure if you're aware of that or not. >> Please don't tell me that. >> Your driver's license is revoked. >> I was not aware of that. I wouldn't been driving. See, that's why I'm saying like all this [ __ ] is just a >> Okay. It's been revoked since 2022. >> Huh? your your driver's license was issued in 2020 and then two years later it was revoked. >> I don't have no acknowledgement of that because I'm not a troublemaker. I don't get in trouble and I never that was never br to my acknowledgement. I wouldn't been driving. Trust and believe me. >> So, just so you're aware, the address that's listed on your driver's license, what is that? Is that letters from the Secretary of State to that address on your driver's license? >> That's probably what it was. My mail went Yeah. if you moved or something in the meantime, man. >> Cuz I didn't know. I wouldn't been driving. I got a whole mom. I would have just had my mom do all the driving and had her ride us around. Yeah. I knew nothing about that, bro. >> Okay. All right. >> The situation became even more heated when another passenger refused to get out of the vehicle and repeatedly challenged the officers, eventually forcing them to physically remove him. >> All right, partner. Uh officer, these other officers have talked with you and stuff already, man. So, um the deal is that we have to tow the car um because your partner didn't have a driver's license. >> The um the owner of the car was calling saying they was on their way. >> Yep. She's on her way to come pick up the cake and the balloons, >> right? So, I'm waiting until she get here. >> Is she going to give you a ride, too? >> Yes. >> Okay. All right. I need you to step out of the car for me, man. >> I don't Y'all don't have a right to do that. >> I sure do. Cuz I'm towing the car. >> You have a right? >> Cuz I'm towing the car. >> So, how y'all going to get the balloons to her if she's on the way? We're going to give them to her when she comes. >> So, what are y'all saying? >> I need you to step out of the car. >> The tow truck is here. >> No, I need you to step out of the car so we can inventory the car. >> Inventory the car. >> Inventory the car. >> Can you step out, please? >> Do you have a warrant? >> We do not need a warrant. >> To what? >> If you want to go to jail tonight, you can go to jail. >> Please. >> I'm telling you to step out of the car or you're going to go to jail. >> Give me one second. You can have this phone conversation outside of the vehicle. >> Step out of the car or you're going to go to jail. But I'm going to pull you out of the car. >> Yo, what is you doing? >> Step out of the car. >> Step out of the car. Step out of the car. >> What are you doing, bro? Stop, bro. What are y'all doing, bro? Stop. >> We told you to step out of the car, bro. Stop, man. Stop. Mom, stop. [screaming] Help. Stop. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> To get out of the car and everything. >> Sure did. I told you to get out of the car multiple times. >> Not even here. >> Get a tow truck. Get a cuff on it. Only reason I ain't want to get out the car, bro. I've been throwing up, bro. I have a hoodie. >> I have a hoodie on, bro. >> But it's a lawful order. That doesn't mean that >> all you got to do is cooperate. >> How? That's why I'm trying to tell y'all. How do y'all have a right to do that? >> At least give you a lawful command. You need to listen to >> All right. That's why I'm asking like, how do y'all have a right to do that? If y'all could talk to me, I would talk to y'all. >> I talked to you. I told you multiple times to get out of the car. All you got to do is listen, man. It's pretty easy. This could all been prevented, dude. You made the choice. >> The stop ended with all three occupants in handcuffs. The woman faced felony retail theft charges. The driver was charged with driving on a revoked license. And the third passenger was arrested for obstruction. Here are the most attention-grabbing comments from the online community regarding this incident. Accused of theft and has an active warrant for theft. The irony. It's funny how the phone with the receipt is always dead, but the one that they call mama on always works. Scan and go may make checkout faster, but it doesn't eliminate the responsibility to pay for merchandise. And refusing lawful police commands can turn a retail theft investigation into an even bigger legal problem. If this Walmart case showed how quickly a simple theft can unravel, the next Target incident takes things further. How would you react if a woman suddenly started screaming that her children were home alone and she had a heart condition shortly after being handcuffed for alleged shoplifting at Target? >> At home, please. I I promise I won't go back. I got kids at the house. I can't breathe, man. I can't I get her info. >> At Target, officers stopped a woman driving a white Honda after store security recognized her as someone who had allegedly returned to steal again only days after an earlier incident. Honda and Honda Charles David Henry >> 7670 is northbound on 104 and 41 I'm not seeing that on the ben >> hey Dave what direction >> I got out to the benson relatively quick. It seemed like it was picking up speed. It probably took on uh I'm just heading back to Target now, but uh I think it went over by Home Depot eastbound. Probably headed down the corridor now. >> Okay. I was coming off 260 by I didn't see it, but I'll check. >> Starting early today, huh? >> Oh, yeah. >> So, I got my body camera recording. Um >> what they get? >> Um you seen it before? >> Yeah, I've seen it before. I um apprehended her or I tried to just like 2 days ago and she gave up the vacuums that she was trying to steal. >> Yeah. >> But we have other um known thefts on her and she's also on the gold with Cornelius Martin. I don't know if you know >> Do you know who she is? >> We don't know her name though. >> Okay. Do you have a photo of her? >> Yeah. Photo. >> Yeah. Let me see if I can um >> I know Courtney Martin. I think I've seen her before. It's just Can I find a name? Do it. >> So, give me a little bit of time. If not, dude, just keep your tracking and then you have all your cases and once we get them, we'll hit her with >> I'll call you back if I see her, too, cuz she's been more active since cuz my boss just was in court picking me this morning. >> So, now he's got her back. Hey, >> um, yeah. Lower your window. >> Put it down all the way. Put your hands out on the dash. >> Me? >> Yes. Both of you guys put your hands out on the dash. >> Oh [ __ ] I'm sorry. >> What did I do? Look. >> What did I do? >> No. No. I'm saying what did I do? I was getting my letter out of here. >> For what? What did I do? >> Keep your hands on the dash, please. >> Oh my god. What did I do? >> Oh my god. What did I do? >> Can I ask you guys a question? >> Yeah. >> I'm not I'm not trying to I'm not trying to stop. I'm not doing none of that, baby. >> Relax for a second. >> I'm not trying to do none of that. >> Just relax. >> Do you have to homie? I'm not I'm not doing anything cuffs for just a minute. >> I'm not doing anything, man. Come on. >> What did I do? >> Huh? >> Can I please ask you guys the question, sir? >> She's sitting in your lap or something? >> Yeah, she jumped in the car. Did you jump in the car? >> Right. And >> there's a dude in a black jacket who fell out of the car. She was apparently sitting on the passenger's lap. They're saying she jumped in the car in the parking lot. >> Can I ask you a question? You're being detained. Okay. >> Okay. But I I'm asking what did I do? >> So, right now you are a suspect in a shoplift. >> Oh, I did I did take some I did take some uh what's the names? Some socks. I did some socks and stuff. I did. >> Hang out for a second. Just let him finish real quick and just so you know, you're being audio video recorder. >> Okay. So, I'm going to go into jail. >> I don't know yet. Okay. >> Okay. I I I'll give it back. I just got the socks. Please. What's next? Once officers read her Miranda rights, the suspect began crying and pleading for sympathy, repeatedly insisting that she needed to get home to take care of her children. >> Please, I got my kids at home right now. Please. >> Oh my god. What did I do? I didn't try to do nothing on you. >> No, sir. I don't have any me. Nothing. Nothing. >> No. Nothing prick me. >> Nothing, sir. Nothing. >> All right. What's your first name? >> Shenica. >> Shenica. >> Shenica or Jenika? >> Shenika. >> Shenikica. Okay. Just relax. We're going to talk. It's not a huge deal. Okay. >> I might get my kids at home, please. I was just trying to feed my kids. That's all. >> We're going to lie right back to my car. Okay. >> Okay. >> Please. Y'all have to go to jail. >> Huh? >> I I I don't know if we're going I don't know if we're going yet. >> What did I do? I didn't do that. >> Well, we just talked to you about it. >> I know, but I'm saying. >> So, just hang out for a second. Okay. >> I understand. I'm about to faint. I don't want to go to jail. I don't >> We say you're going to jail. >> I swear I got kids. >> Jenga, stop. >> Stop. >> Okay. I don't have nothing on me, sir. He has to make sure. Okay. So, just hang back my hand. Okay. >> Hang tight for a second. Okay. >> Back of your hand. >> Yeah. This is the back of my hand. Okay. >> Okay. Yeah. Go ahead. Yeah. Go ahead. Go ahead. Go ahead. There's nothing on me. >> But do you hear what I'm saying? >> Yes. But I got you. So, just before we go any further. So, you have the right to remain silent. And just hear me out. You're not going to jail. Okay. Stop. I have to read you your right. So, cuz I'm going to ask you some questions. >> Yes. >> Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can't be his answer in the court of law. You have the right at this time. Talk to a lawyer and have him present while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one be appointed to represent you before any question if you wish. Do you understand your rights? >> Yes. >> Having these rights in mind, do you still wish to talk to me? >> Yes, I do. >> What did you take from Target? >> I got some uh what's the name? Some parents in a t-shirt and to to get take it to my my friends so I can get some money for my kids to eat. That's it. >> Okay. Where's it at? Where is it? >> It's right um It's right in the back. >> It's in the back. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Whose car is it? >> Whose car is that? Yes. >> That's hers. >> That's her car. >> Yeah. >> Okay. And then what what what did you take besides pants, socks, and >> That's it. That's all I took. >> Socks and shirt. >> Yeah, that's it. >> Okay. >> Is it in your bag or is it in a shopping bag? >> It's in the bag right there. It's in the Target bag right there. >> Target bag. Target bag. Okay. >> As officers attempted to place her inside the patrol car, she suddenly complained that she was having trouble breathing and began resisting, turning the arrest into a tense physical struggle. >> No. >> Okay. >> You have anything that want you want to follow you to the jail? want to get phone. >> No, I'm not for you. >> Please, I can't. I got asthma. I bad hearting up. I tell you, I can't >> I can't I can't breathe. I can't breathe. >> I'm not I cannot breathe. No, no, no, no. I can't breathe. No, no, no, no, no. >> I can't breathe. No, no, no, no. >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. To the hospital, please. Can I go to the hospital, please? I I cannot breathe. My heart's >> I have I have a bad heart. I got a heart. I got a bad heart. >> My heart. >> I got a bad heart. Listen. >> Take me. >> I know. But I got a bad heart. Officer can after you get whatever >> for what? >> Sounds good. All right. >> Uhuh. You guys got Thank you, I cannot. >> That was for me. That was for my >> No. Please, please, please. I cannot go back in that car, man. I'm about to >> Hey, I'm about to stop. >> I can't do it. No, I'm scared. >> Please. >> What was that? >> Please. >> The life form. >> Oh my god. I can do it. >> Oh my god. I don't have anything. What are you doing? >> All right, I'm just checking you. >> Oh my god. I can't. >> Please stop, you guys. No. No. No. No. I can't. I can't. I can't. Stand up. Oh my god. I can't do this. Like, no. Please, please, please. No. I cannot breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. This thing is too tight, too. Please. >> We'll check that out. >> Please. This side is just this side right here. >> Face the car. Face the car. >> I don't have nothing on me. I keep telling you that. I don't have nothing on me. My light. >> Oh, you're good. >> No, I'm not. I can't. >> I appreciate you. Go ahead. Sit down. >> I cannot do this car, man. >> Come seat. >> Please. I cannot do this car. >> Just sit right in there, >> man. [ __ ] No. I cannot do this car, man. I cannot do this car. Can I >> Literally, it's a 5minute drive. >> Please, I can't breathe in here. My guts, please. Look, they're stuck. I can't even >> Which one? Both. This one. Do you both? I mean, cuz they're they're twisted, man. Come on. >> Hold on. Listen. Stop moving. I will loosen the one on your left hand. >> It's not this one that's loosened, though. >> What's this? It's this one right here that needs to be loosened right here. Please. >> No. Turn your hands. What you saying? >> There's plenty of room there. >> No, it's not. >> Man, you guys, come on. I can't do this. Please. I'm sorry. Please, you guys. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I need you. You're going down. It's 5 minute drive. >> Please. I'm sorry. What are you feeling? >> Please. I'm so sorry. Please. >> Resisting arrest. >> I'm not trying to. I'm not trying to. I'm not trying to. >> Watch your knee. >> Watch your knee. >> I can't breathe in here. I can't breathe in here. I can't breathe. I got to go to the hospital. Can Please can you take me to the hospital? Please. I can't breathe. I got a bad heart. You guys look it up. >> Focus on your breathing and not talking. >> Oh my god. This is crazy. What am I doing, man? [ __ ] My deceit is tight on my hand. Please. But can you please Okay, I will I will listen this. As of right now, I will listen to Can you loosen this just a little tiny bit, please? Can you please just loosen this a little bit and I will stop? >> You're fine. >> This thing hurts my arm. >> What's the back? >> Oh my god. You guys are going to do me like this with my hand like this. >> No, we checked your fist. >> No, look at it. Look. No, look. I'm not trying to I don't grown or nothing, okay? But look at my hand. Seriously, some real [ __ ] Look. >> Look at Look at it. Look. My shit's twisted. It hurt. I can't even move my arm right here. This [ __ ] is hella tight. >> That's because you keep >> No, that's cuz you didn't know my shit's hella tight. I didn't say this arm this long right here. >> Shaina's attempt to avoid responsibility ended at Kent County Jail on retail theft charges. Her repeated offenses, resistance, and alleged medical theatrics eliminated any chance of leniency. What did the audience think of this unbelievable handle? Let's go through a few standout comments. Words cannot express how thoroughly sick I am of hearing I can't breathe. Why do these thieves say they need to feed their kids but never steal food? Her alleged repeat offenses, resistance, and sudden medical complaints left little room for leniency. The next Walmart case takes things in a completely different direction, involving a much more calculated scam using modern technology. Can tears and a heartbreaking story of hardship really keep the handcuffs away after a woman is caught leaving Walmart with unpaid groceries and a jacket? >> That is a drug. >> But regardless, do you have any in your backpack? Any any marijuana? Anything like that? >> No, sir. >> All right. So, I say that to say this. [snorts] I take you down to this Spaldton County jail. You cross line with drugs. I got to get another charge. >> You get another charge. Yeah. All right. At Walmart, security noticed Samantha Wilkerson moving between shopping carts before putting on a jacket from the store and attempting to walk out with groceries she hadn't paid for. >> So, basically watched her. She she initially had a cart, >> but then she ended up like switching carts multiple times, but basically swap this is her jacket. She swapping her jacket out for one of ours. >> Mhm. >> And basically just had a bunch of like food and drinks in hand. >> Okay. How much was it? Well, it ended up being $74.51. >> Okay. >> No, I think she said >> Okay. What's your name? >> She write it down. >> Yeah. >> I put everything on. So, I put everything down. >> Sweet. >> 3760. Dispatch name do ob. >> So it's going to be a fairly simple process once you get down to >> last name Wilkerson. >> Whiskey India Lena [clears throat] Kilo Echo Romeo Sierra Oscar November. >> First name Samantha. >> Once she was stopped, Samantha broke down in tears and told officers she had been homeless for years, living in the woods while struggling to survive the cold. It's not like I stole like everything. >> Well, here's the deal. Their thing is >> what I needed. >> I tried to get the money before I got here. I really did. I really did. I'll give you a minute, but once you get the stuff done, I need look straight ahead for me so I can't picture. >> You got good batteries in it. >> Yeah, it's time. [laughter] >> Do you know those batteries that wouldn't work? I put in those gloves and they work. >> Probably because it's lower voltage. >> That's what I'm saying. Yeah, that's what I was about to say. It probably needs more >> to do that right now. or anything. >> I ain't bending over. >> Miss Wilkerson, you are hereby criminally trespass from all Walmart properties, including the gas stations and Sam's Club and everything else. Basically, that states you go to any property, they can facial recognition, see that, and then you will be arrested on that. Now, as far as for me on this side, what's about to happen is you're given a criminal trespass warning. As of now, you come back to this property, you will go to the Spolton County Jail. That includes the parking lot and the gas station. Okay? >> Now, I'm going to explain something to you, and this is how the process is going to work. >> Yes, sir. >> Do you have any drugs on you whatsoever? >> No, sir. None whatsoever. >> I don't do drugs. >> Do you do drugs? Marijuana? >> Okay, that is a drug. >> But regardless, do you have any in your backpack? Any any marijuana? Anything like that? >> No, sir. >> All right. So, I say that to say this. I take you down here to this Bton County jail. You cross line with drugs. I got to get another charge. >> You get another charge. All right. So, I'm going to ask one more time because this is my spiel and you can ask them. I do it every single time I come in here. Do you have anything on you? >> Okay. >> All right. So, this is what's about to happen. >> I got some paperwork I got to do. Once that's done, I take you down to Spalding County Jail. Once you're processed in, you're going to be awarded out. It's criminal. It's a theft by shoplift in less than less than $500. It's a misdemeanor. Okay? It's literally just like a ticket. It's a citation. I write it out. You go down there to the You go down there to the jail. Once you're out, you got to go to the court date. The court date is February 2nd. Okay. Okay. >> All right. With that being said, I'm going to have you stand up, face the wall. >> Although officers showed understanding toward her circumstances, they still had to follow the law and issued her a trespass order banning her from returning to Walmart property. Put your hands behind your back together like you're praying. Like you're praying. Palms together. There you go. Just like that. >> My bubbles and boba bags are >> I'm not You got anything in that bag that I need to know about? >> All I have is my bottle and some markers. That's it. >> Okay. Do me a favor. Keep your back or keep your hands behind your back at all times. You do anything other than what I tell you to do. I will charge you with escape. Do you understand? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Now, these handcuffs, you've got small wrists. These handcuffs are loose. >> I know. Don't take off. >> All right. Do not take them off at any point. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Turn around. What else you got in your pockets? Other than that, >> I shouldn't have nothing. >> That's it. >> Yes. >> What's this? >> My marker. >> 3760. Dispatch, go with case number. >> During a search of her belongings, officers found a Bible, several markers, and a box cutter, offering a small glimpse into the difficult circumstances she described. >> Go right out through the buggy. Come here. >> Hey, do me a favor. Go in the LP office. Grab that folder that I left in there. passenger. So >> 3760 dispatch got 110 95. Because the merchandise value stayed below $500, Samantha received a misdemeanor retail theft charge and a court summons for the following February. In response to that outofcrol escalation, the viewers have shared some very sharp perspectives. Notice how none of them are paying attention to her crying. She hates that. Being banned from all Walmarts and Sam's clubs, including gas stations, is not worth shoplifting. Desperation may explain why someone steals, but it doesn't make the act legal. Officers can show compassion during an encounter, but that doesn't automatically erase the consequences. While this Walmart case ended with tears and a story of surviving in the woods, the next incident at a Safeway in Washington takes a much darker turn with reckless behavior and aggression spiraling completely out of control. How would you react if a mother caught shoplifting in broad daylight appeared to use her own child as a shield while fighting against police? Oh, you're you're hurting me. I'm pregnant. I'm hurting me. I'm pregnant. You're hurting me. >> Why are you moving like that? >> There's no reason for you to fall. >> I can't. I'm stuck. >> What started as a quiet morning at Safeway quickly turned chaotic when a woman carrying a young child was caught allegedly shoplifting and began violently resisting near the entrance. During the struggle, the child came dangerously close to hitting the concrete floor. Ma'am, stop. Stop. >> Oh my god. What are you doing? >> No. Give me my >> Stop it. >> 16. Hi, I'm >> just to let you know body came on. >> I got it. >> Do you have any weapons on you that I need to know about? >> No, I'm not going to deal. >> Okay. I can't breathe. >> Why not? Okay, we're going to take a seat in my car. What are you doing? What are you doing? You're still going to sit in my car. I don't This act I don't really care for. So, >> [clears throat] >> Okay, cool. >> Okay, sit in the car. >> Swing your feet into the car. >> Okay. >> No, swing your feet into the car. >> I need ambulance. >> For what? Get up and get into the car. >> Yeah. >> I need an ambulance. >> For what? >> I need my son. Where's my son? >> All right. Come on. You care about him when you were stealing. >> You can't touch me like this. Trying to put you in the car, man. >> I need an ambulance. Oh, can I get an ambulance? >> Stop. Stop. >> You can't touch me like that. >> Stop. >> You cannot touch me like that. >> Stop. >> I need an ambulance now. I need amul >> for what? You haven't told me anything. firing. >> As officers attempted to take her into custody, the suspect repeatedly shouted about medical problems and accused the officers of mistreating her, all while witnesses watched the confrontation unfold. Nick, >> anything else I should know about? >> She was So, she was when you rolled up, she was trying to push her up. >> Push push everything else with her kid in a stroller still trying to leave the store. >> Yeah. >> Where's the kid now? Uh some passerby is like she was pushing it, knocks it over, he like falls out of the stroller. >> The kid fell out of the stroller. >> Passerby go and grab him so he doesn't actually like hit the ground or anything. >> Okay. How is this kid? >> He's probably only a couple years old. >> All right. So, are we taking this kid? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Yeah. You want me to go get a car seat right now? >> Yeah. >> 6K47. Is there someone at the station that could bring us a car seat? >> Yeah. Once I saw her like start to run out the door and then knock the kid down in the 45. We'll be checking the area. >> I got fire in route. Someone bringing a car seat. Uh we'll have to do the child removal. >> Okay. >> She's under arrest for theft three and then >> Okay. >> Oh, I guess I'll just let her know. >> All right. So, right now you're under arrest for theft three and obstruction. Okay. Uh, someone needs to stay here with her, though. >> Yeah, I'm staying here. >> All right. >> Hey, we're trying to figure out your your kid's name. What's your kid's name? Ma'am. Ma'am. Ma'am. talking to you. Hello. Fire is going to come check you out here shortly. What's your What's your kiddo's name? You don't want to talk to us? Okay. Is there any like child medical card in there? I'm going to try to fill out that child removal form. >> Yeah. She's not willing to talk. >> Before we do this, is there anyone else that can come get the child? She's not willing to talk at all. I mean, you can try to talk to her. She's Before we go any further with stuff, you're That's your child, correct? Is that correct? >> King, >> ma'am, >> that's your child. Okay. Is there anyone else that can come get your child? I know. Not that you know of. Okay. Well, you are under arrest. So, what's going to happen is we're going to have to remove your child and contact CPS. >> Huh? >> I think so. >> If you don't have anyone that can come get your child, we're going to have to contact CPS. >> Police explained that because she was being arrested and there was no one available to take custody of the child, they had no choice but to involve child protective services. What? >> You swallow me. >> I'm pregnant. >> You're pregnant and you swallowed what? >> Huh? >> My bad. >> You're pregnant and you swallowed what? >> Huh? >> You need to talk louder. I can't hear you. >> I'm trying. >> Huh? >> What did you swallow? >> Huh? >> What? >> Fetties. Fetties and you swallow fetties and you're pregnant. That's a smart thing to do. >> It's because she's lying because she knows all. >> Yeah, that's her. >> Yeah, that's her. >> I don't think there's a kid. Different last name. >> Is this the CPS? You guys feel comfortable getting her out of handcuffs for a little bit so we can do blood sugar instead of idles? >> She tried fighting. >> Oh, she did a little bit of a struggle to get her into handcuffs. >> I think we can make it work. >> Thank you. >> No, we're not going to sit on the hospital. So, baby and then >> yeah, remove the child. You can call you can call CPS and ask if this is the child's name. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Um and give them the mom's name and stuff like that. >> Um and then yeah, we'll remove the child. She's going to go to the hospital. It's your choice if you want to. >> All right. Looks like mom is probably just going to end up going to hospital at large. She has no one else to come get the child. So, we're going to have to do the child remov. She said she swallowed dough. Um, I guess in a previous call that she was also arrested for stop. And what happened with the kid? You're saying uh so during I've read the Tqua report briefly. It looks like uh last year the she was brought to Valley due to medical stuff with a shoplift incident. she had a son with her and medical staff thought that due to her mental state she wasn't fit to uh take care of the kids. So this is a prior CPS intake number that you might be able to give them. So that way they already have the names there instead of giving them all the names. It looks like they spelled the name differently in that report. Uh and that's the report number here. Um >> the child's name is >> Yeah. is different than whatever paperwork he found. >> Okay. Um so uh yeah, you're hurting me. I'm taking it. I'm hurting you. >> I'm pregnant. You're hurting me. >> Why are you being like that? >> There's no reason for you to fall. >> I can't. I'm stuck. >> Sit in the seat. Can you act like an adult, please? >> Hey, ma'am. I understand you don't feel well and that you're pregnant, so I don't want to rip you and pull you into this car, but I will. >> You need to We >> But you need to stand up and sit your butt down before I have to physically remove you. >> I'm trying. >> Okay. >> Put your feet on the roof and push yourself up. >> I'm trying. >> Okay. Would you like assistance? Cuz I will assist you. In Washington state, even theft involving merchandise valued under $750 can result in jail time. But her situation became much more serious as she also faced allegations involving theft, child endangerment, resisting officers, and drug possession. This situation has sparked quite a bit of debate. Let's see how the viewers evaluate the actions of everyone involved. She used her small child in a stroller as a battering ram directly into a cop, and she wants to ask why she's being arrested. Infuriating. The fake passing out is ridiculous. She doesn't care at all about that poor child. Bringing a child into the middle of a criminal confrontation can put them at serious risk while adding even more severe consequences for the person involved. If the struggle at Safeway nearly ended with a child getting hurt, the next Target case takes an unexpected turn when store security comes face to face with someone they already recognize. Could claiming that a personal purse was actually a store shopping bag really convince anyone when surveillance footage had captured every move? Why is that? >> Because >> I'm still shopping. >> I'll be back. >> Are you still shopping? >> Yes. >> Do you have anything in your bag that belongs to the store? >> No. >> You mind if I take a look? >> I do not. >> Okay. >> I'm still shopping. >> On Valentine's Day 2024, police were called to a Target after store security spotted a woman named Summer concealing several packages of beef inside her own purse. So, she already sealed snakes. So, you have to catch her on the way out. >> Okay. >> Um, she is a black female. She's wearing >> gray >> and a gray top and and blue jeans. She's right there walking. >> Okay. >> Yeah, but apparently she's banned from here, too. So, >> Oh, wow. trespassing, whatever. >> I'm out of shoplifting. >> Do you know when she was banned? >> Um, >> that's about to go look up. But I mean, she she already said she concealed the stakes in her purse. Where are you going? >> She was banned on July 14th. Okay. >> Yeah. So, once she passes that final point. So, I mean, technically now, but the way out Har. >> Yeah, she's probably going to go out Romeo. Victor Romeo 32. Hey, how you doing? >> Ma'am. >> Hi. What's your name? >> What is it? >> Summer. >> Summer? >> Mhm. >> Can I look to see what's in your bag there? >> Because >> I'm still shopping. I'll be >> Are you still shopping? >> Yes. >> Do you have anything in your bag that belongs to the store? >> No. >> You mind if I take a look? >> I do my >> Okay. I'm still shopping. >> I mean, we got some We have camera footage of you storing stuff in your bag, so we're we're not asking. >> But this is my shopping bag. >> That's not a Target shopping bag. >> This is my bag. I shop. >> That's not how that works. >> You've already been banned from here as well. So, you're you're trespassing at this point. Already trespassing and you're shoplifting. >> I'm not. >> We just saw you on the camera, man. The situation became even more serious when officers discovered that she had previously been banned from the store, leading to an additional trespassing charge. >> I know times are tough, but we can't be doing this. >> Cuz at this point, I have enough to put you in handcuffs and arrest you. Okay. You've been banned from the store already. All right. >> Yeah, I'm a >> I understand. But so I can I can put you in handcuffs now and get what's in your bag or you can show me what's in your bag. >> How old is your kid? Give me a turn around. Yeah, there you have a you have a thing. I mean, this is something to most likely Ma'am, do you have any that can pick up your child? >> My child not. >> Okay. 239. >> No, she looks >> like they're all coming with a 16.89, but it's um stakes are different prices. So, I wonder if they ring up differently at the right time. So total is 10373. >> Do you need a band form? >> No, she's already >> um what's your name? >> Gabriella. >> All right, man. Here we go. >> My call is also associate. >> Thank you. Yes, ma'am. Thank you. You have a car to put this in? >> No. All right, I'll take your car keys whenever I'm done searching. Anything that I supposed to have? >> Open your feet for me, ma'am. Car keys, ma'am. Where are they? >> The car. >> Okay. What kind of car is it? It's um Pontet. It's right on the side of the building. Silver Pette. Gotcha. >> Yep. 45 to 41. Does she want her keys or leave them in the car? >> Ma'am, do you want your keys? >> No. >> You just leave them in the car? >> Yeah. No one gets spotted anyway. >> Therefore, she said leave them in the car. What made the incident more troubling was that the theft happened in front of her young daughter, turning the consequences into more than just legal trouble. Most viewers were stunned by this level of defiance. Let's check out what they had to say down below. Facial recognition is no joke. She was spotted the moment she walked in the door. She doesn't even look remorseful about the theft. She's remorseful about being caught. What made the incident even more concerning was that the alleged theft took place while her young daughter was with her, adding a troubling dimension to the consequences beyond the criminal charges themselves. Comment below which case you found the most interesting. 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