Stay right there. Stay right there. Stay right there right now. >> Hey, there police stop right there. Hey. >> From clumsy excuses to emotional meltdowns, many suspects still think they can beat the system. But under body cam footage, every lie eventually becomes hard evidence. >> Dad, >> put the car in park. >> Dad, he's ripping me out of my car. >> Step out of the car. I'm not doing this with you. Step out of the car. This is the moment shoplifterss realize the more you fight and resist, the heavier the price you pay with your freedom and a permanent criminal record. What would you do if caught red-handed stealing but decided to test the cop's math skills with a fake birth year? We're going to have to force you out of the car. >> Why can't you just drop me off and give me >> I'm not doing that. >> But you already said that >> we can't identify you. You keep lying about who you are and your date of birth and your age. I told you >> when we can't identify you >> and you're under arrest, you go to jail. >> Do you can identify? You did identify me. >> I have not been able to positively identify you. >> I told you. What? Why? >> I don't believe what you're telling me because none of it's coming back to an actual person. >> It did come back as an actual person. You found it in your computer. >> No, I did not. >> Yes, you did. >> On June 20th, 2023, Mount Vernon officers responded to a theft in progress. The suspect fled and hid in thick bushes. Officers tracked her down, gave commands to stop, and moved in. Hey, police. Come here. Police, come here. Police. >> Can I get in your car? >> Yeah, I'll just do that. Of course, you can't. She's trying to evade me. Swap bounce behind the purple cat. I don't think she made it out to freeway yet. 42. I'm checking some of the side roads. >> I had a guy in motion me. She went northbound behind the building, but I haven't seen her. I didn't see her down the track either. >> Pretty good. I think she might be hiding under slipper. Hey there, Mount Vernon Police. Stop right there. Stop. She's right here. Hey, what are you doing? Stop. No. Okay. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Stop. >> Hey. Hey. >> Stop. >> Stop. Who are you? >> Who are you? >> I'm an officer of the Mount Alberta Police Department. >> You scared me. I thought you were a stranger. >> Put your hand behind your back. You're kidding. >> Put your hand behind your back. your casket. I'm struggling with her behind the store. Stop and relax. Relax. Are you down? >> Just remain calm. >> Stop. >> That's not remaining calm. Stop it. Stop. Hold on. >> I was supposed to be feel more comfortable >> right now. You're going to be under arrest for resisting if you don't stop. >> I don't have any. >> I told you you're being detained. Okay. >> For what? >> Can you grab hold of her arm? >> I got cops. >> I don't have you know what I'm being for? >> Four five cascade. We have one in custody. >> All right. You have any weapons on you? She was reaching for something when I was over there. I was telling her to stop back. >> She kept reaching. I tried grabbing and then she just >> While being detained, she violently resisted and gave a strange reason for running. Officers struggled to handcuff her as she kept fighting and thrashing. >> Oh, this is that girl that refused to ID herself from us >> uh last summer. Remember her? >> No, >> she was on uh Coulson. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. >> We never IDed her. What? Hey, just stay still. Okay, stop. >> Stop reaching. >> I got a glove up here. Go quick. I'll help you out. I >> don't feel any weapons yet. It sounds like they got PC in there. >> No, we have PC for theft, too. >> Okay. >> I don't have >> What's your name? >> What? >> I can't hear you. >> All right, go ahead and stand up. You're under arrest. Cut Chad. >> I'll follow up with the store here one. >> This car is closest. >> Uh maybe mine right over here. >> Okay. >> You don't want to go to the jungle. That's what I just did. >> Yeah, that's why I'm all wet so you uh walk with her. I'm going to check. >> I checked. I didn't see anything. But >> thank you. Okay, have a seat there for me real quick. >> During questioning, she told a weak story to explain herself, but the details she provided quickly contradicted each other and were immediately exposed by the officer. >> Ask her for her date of birth. >> Yeah. >> Okay. I'll advise you of your rights. Okay. >> You didn't find anything else in here that looks like it's it belongs to them? >> No. That's pretty used. >> Do you understand any of the rides I read to you? >> Yeah, I understand. >> Okay. Having them in mind, do you wish to speak with me >> over the store? >> Okay. They have really good cameras over there. Is it going to show them or is it going to show you putting a uh hat underneath your shirt? >> No. >> Okay. What were you doing over there? >> I was looking for scissors. They said they didn't have any and I was looking for extra clothes cuz it was getting kind of cold. >> But I already had what they had so I didn't need any. >> Do you have any method of payment? >> Um, yeah. Yeah, I have money. >> Where? >> It is in my left pocket of my jacket. >> This jacket? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Left pocket. So, can you face that way? >> You have ID on you at all? >> Um, no. I have no ID on you. >> No ID on you. Okay. >> And your name was what again? >> Hannah Hiller. >> Anna Hiller. Is that what you said? >> H I L L E R. >> And Hannah. >> Hannah. Anna. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> That's all that's in here is $1. >> Oh, I should have more money. >> I was I asked somebody for a cigarette at the store. >> What's your date of birth? >> It is December 27th, 1991. >> 122791. >> Uhhuh. >> Okay. How old are you? I am 20 >> 289. >> And what year were you born in? >> 1991. >> Okay. So, if you're born in 1991, you'd be at least 31 years old. >> 1991? No, I wouldn't. >> Yes, you would. It's currently 2023. You'd be at least 31 years old. >> Oh, well, I've been telling the guys I was younger, so I don't even know. >> All right, listen to me. If you give me a fake name and a fake date of birth again, >> I'm going to charge you with a felony for criminal impersonation. >> Well, I didn't give you a fake name. >> Okay. So, your your date of birth is 1227 1991. >> Yeah. >> And how do you spell your first name? >> A N A. >> A N A. And your middle initial? >> O. >> O. >> Yeah. >> O like octopus. >> No. L. >> L. So, Anna L. How do you spell your last name? Um, h I L L E R. >> Okay, stand. Just stay here for a second. >> She continued talking but kept contradicting herself. Officers finally decided to detain her and run fingerprints to confirm her real identity. >> Go ahead. >> The items she put on will call here under the name Amber. Just FYI. >> Receive. >> Okay. Why aren't you telling us your real name? I did tell you my real name. >> Why don't we have any record of you? >> I'm not sure. >> Have you ever had a Washington ID or another state ID before? >> I have not. I think >> you never had an ID. But you're 29 years old. You say >> I'm 28. >> You're 28? >> Yeah. >> What year were you born? >> 1991. >> You just told me you were 29. >> 19 or 1992. I think it's 199. >> That still doesn't That's the wrong math. That doesn't make you You'd be over 30. >> Over 30. >> The The year is 2023. Do you understand that? You can't even do the math right. >> I would be >> if you if you were born in 91. Yeah. >> You would be turning 32. >> It doesn't make sense. I mean, but >> it makes total sense because it's the year is 2023. >> Weird. I Well, I >> So, here's So, just stop. So, you're lying. >> 199 >> cuz you don't even know your own birthday. >> You can't You don't know your age or birthday. You're just lying cuz you can't even keep the numbers right. So, stop lying. Tell us your real name. I just can't remember the date of the year I was born. >> I've never ran into anybody that doesn't remember >> if it was >> their year they were born. I've never ran anybody in my entire life that doesn't remember their birthday or how old they are. >> I know how old I am. I just don't remember if it was 199. >> Well, obviously you don't because you first you said you're 29, then you said you're 28. So, you can't even keep that straight. >> Well, I'm close to the age 29. I'm almost 29. or maybe I just can't remember if I'm 20. >> Okay, so here's how this works. When you don't identify yourself, we take you to jail and we fingerprint you and you will sit in jail until we get a return on you. >> Okay. >> So, what is your name? >> It is Anna Hillers. >> Hillers. >> Hiller. >> Hiller. >> Mhm. >> Are you sure about that? Because now you you seem like you're not sure. You said Hillers and you said Hiller first told me hill when we were over there in the field. >> Well, this hiller is what it is. >> You can't even look me in the eyes when you say that. >> Hiller. >> Hiller. H I L L >> E R. >> E R. >> Pillar. Anna. How you spell Anna? >> A N A. >> What's your middle initial? >> L >> L. What's your date of birth? >> It is December 27th, 1992. >> December 27th. You sure about that? Cuz even if I ran that, I would get a mere hit. Have you ever been arrested before? >> Um, it could I think it's 1991. >> You think it's 91? >> Yeah. >> Have you ever been arrested before? >> I've never been arrested. >> Have you ever been contacted by law enforcement before? >> Never. >> You've never been contacted by law enforcement? >> No. >> Even in the patrol car, she still believes she'd only get a warning for trespassing and be released. Officers repeatedly corrected her. She was under arrest for theft, obstruction, and resisting. Her web of lies finally collapsed when her real identity was confirmed as Amber Osborne. Being honest from the start could have avoided extra felony charges and shortened her detention. Next, we head to Walmart, where the case has no daring escape, just a bunch of contradictory excuses about a very hard to believe mistake. What would you do if caught red-handed pushing a full shopping cart out of the store without paying? Can contradictory excuses work when everything is caught on body cam. >> Where is my money? Where is my money? And when I when you said, "Come get me." >> Come over here. >> No. Get over here. >> My my go over there and stay over there. >> On February 27th, 2025, officers were called to Jewel Osco after a woman was caught pushing a loaded shopping cart out without paying. All right, 10 time four on three. We got her back here. 341 >> 4950 I want to do >> so you took the car with you to get money. Why would you do that? >> No, I want to do I went here. I want to go to the money. >> Okay. You got your license on you? >> Huh? >> You got your license on you? >> License? license on her ID. >> Uh yes, I have >> your ID. >> I don't do that. I I switch to you. I want to give money. >> Yes. I I >> Let's go over here. People are coming. Let's go over here. People are coming. >> This is an odd thing to do, right? We don't >> Huh? >> People usually do that. They don't take the cards out. >> No, I I want you to take I don't know what I do. He's come. I see him. I said to him, I want to go to give money. I said to him, I want to go to give money. >> Okay, but we leave people leave the carts here, they get money. >> I'm sorry. I don't >> You got your ID on you? >> Yeah. >> Let me see it. >> I said to him, I want to go to give money. >> I said I Okay, let me see your ID. >> Hold on. Let Let me see your ID. >> I see you. I said >> I know you saw me. I know you saw me. >> Okay, let me see your walked away. >> Yes, I looked. Where's my money? Where is my money? Let me see your ID. 941. >> I want to buy just going to >> be on the second floor. My brother is there. >> I always come and I buy. I don't want to see. No, never. Never. >> Okay. >> I just need to because I want to take this money here because always I No, no. See the car. >> Let's get your ID out first, then we'll talk. is normally abusive to officers mental disorder. >> During questioning, she kept making excuses to stall, but officers quickly spotted contradictions in every statement she made. >> Maybe in the car. Can you come in with the car? >> Okay. What's What's your name? Is that a W? >> I can't I can't read it. You don't have nothing with your name on it. >> 1097th Street. >> But I want to I want to buy this. I got I'm I'm need I need to figure out who you are first talk to I'm talk to them for a male laying on the sidewalk female male black and a red jumpsuit. >> Okay. I can't understand. >> Where's your car? >> Yes. >> What color is it? >> White. >> White. Why? What is it though? >> I want to go to give my money and my >> Is it the Jeep or the >> Jeep? >> Yeah. Okay. Go away here. >> Come here. Why? What are you doing? >> They said hold up. Hold up. One minute. Hold on. >> Wait. No. No. >> I would put my here and I call I call with this this plane and I got you >> once you leave the check. The cashier's over there. There's a self check out over there. >> You could have left their car here. >> No, I don't I don't speak English. I don't do anything. >> You speak English just fine. >> Give me a sec. Speak to speak to her to me. I want to steal. >> She's saying she she's saying she was going to get money from her car. I always >> I'm go run the car real quick. >> This is so >> What's your training? >> Does she have an ID? >> Really? money. What's I would I said if I didn't money I can't come here. >> Did you walk outside without paying? >> You walked outside right without paying. >> I I understand you like >> you're offering to pay now but you already did it. You already happened. So you can't go back in time. >> Is your wallet in your house? >> In my house? >> Yes, your wallet. Is it in your house? >> So do you want to get complaints? >> Where is your money? At the house your complaint. You're taking >> Where's your first name? >> Speak Arabic. >> No tiny bit. >> That's all I got. All right. What's your first name? >> Abu >> Abuja. I I spell that. >> How do you spell your first name? Do you know? >> Do you know your birthday? >> I What's your birthday? >> I don't have any felony complaints. So I just said I'll sign on their behalf or I'll come back and bring it and they'll sign it. >> Why you What are you doing? What are you doing for me? >> It's our job. >> Don't saving the world. >> What are you doing for me? I want to buy you and you want to buy this girl. He said to me, "Stop. It's okay. I want to buy." I said to him, "Here, you can't tell me." I said, "I want to borrow this money." So you walked out with the groceries to go get your money to come back and pay. >> She didn't know if she had enough. So >> Oh, so you just walked out. >> It's too hard. I have to h >> At the last moment, she begged to just pay and make it go away. Officer shut it down with one simple truth she couldn't deny. >> I Where is my money? Where is my money? >> And when I when you say to me, give me your hand. >> Hey, come over here. No. Get over here. like that. Go over there and stay over there. >> Just stay right here. >> This is your name? >> And you live on State Road? >> Oh, what? On State Road? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Uh, do you have felony complaints or we just going to sign on behalf? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> No, there's like a link card or >> a VM. >> So that's it. >> Okay. >> Well, they're going to sign complaints. So you're under arrest for shoplifting. So put your arms behind your back. >> No, please. >> That's what's going to happen. >> Put your arms behind your back. No, I don't do anything. Really? >> You don't want to kill me. >> I want I want anybody to take me. >> Stop moving. >> I want to buy you. Why you do it back? Why? I want to. >> He said, "Okay, >> stop moving and put your behind." He said, "Don't pay money." A couple minutes. You'll be fine. Why you doing that? I want said to me, >> I don't know Arabic. He spoke as much Arabic as he's as we he got. >> Yeah. >> All right. We're going to go out this way. Okay. Okay. >> Central 352. Mark. >> All right. Let's go. >> Yeah. All right, walk to the car. Let's go. >> I like your coat. >> He said to me, "My daughter, I want this. I am doing this." No, it's okay. >> All right, before I put you in there, come step over here. >> 18th century. Do >> you have anything on you? Any weapons, drugs, anything like that? >> I don't know. I've been I don't know what you said. >> Go ahead. Look this way. You understood that? >> No, no, no. >> Stop moving. Go get the car. Go get the car. Make sure you don't have anything on. You heard us. >> I don't know what to do. >> You're under arrest. >> You're under arrest. >> I She has to search you and we're going to have to process you. Separate your feet. >> It's >> Separate your feet. >> Two hours. 2 hours. >> Not I don't know what I don't I don't have money. I must say it carpet say what >> what car do you drive? >> Ford. >> Ford. Not say Ford. >> Yeah. Okay. You know what color? >> White Ford. White. Truck. Car. Big car or small car? >> You have a shirt on under that? >> Big big white board. >> You don't have a shirt on. Just a bra. >> Bra? >> Okay. All right. >> All right. Step on in here. >> Turn this way. Look that way. I got >> Can you search her really quick? >> I don't turn this way. >> I'm not doing anything wrong. >> Okay. >> Why he say this? I do style. Why is that? Why is that? >> Why? Why? >> Why? What? >> Why? I >> Can you scoot this way? Come on. Thank you. Scoot this way. Come towards me. No. Face that way and scoot this way. >> It's wrong. >> Huh? >> I do something wrong. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> I don't know. It's wrong. Really? Really? >> I don't know. It's wrong. She was placed under arrest for retail theft. The store pressed charges. Despite her tears and pleas, she was handcuffed, searched, and taken to the station. Always complete your payment before leaving the store. One stupid split-second decision can lead to serious charges and a permanent criminal record. If that last case was an awkward attempt at outsmarting police, the next story takes us to a whole new level of total chaos. What happens when a petty theft at Circle K turns into a full-blown dramatic showdown with multiple charges? Can stubbornness help you escape the handcuffs? Watch what happens next. >> I wasn't doing any of those things. >> Okay. Well, you'll have your day in court, ma'am. >> Why do you have to address? >> I am not being aggressive. >> They're very aggressive. >> Okay. Well, you're not listening. >> So, if people don't if people don't listen when we tell them, then we have to >> whatever you said to do. >> Okay. On May 6th, 2025, Circle K employees in Ohio called 911 after a female customer threw a violent tantrum at the selfch checkout. >> Hello. >> Hello. >> What's going on today? >> All right. You got your driver's license on you? >> I sure do. >> Can you grab it for me, please? Okay. Is there a reason you're pulling me over? >> Yeah, I'll explain it to you as soon as I see your me. >> No, I could. >> Actually, no. My right to me. >> I need to see your driver's license, please. >> I will be calling my father again. >> Okay. >> I give you my license. >> I need to see your license, please. >> It's okay. I'll be making sure I contact my father before I let you violate me. >> Okay, >> I know how this works, so it's okay. >> Hey, Dad. I'm being pulled over right here by the house because he's not explaining to me why he's pulling me over, but he said he can cuz he can look like he wants to. >> Minutes later, officers stopped her vehicle. Instead of cooperating, she immediately became hostile, refused to show ID, and screamed for help on the phone. >> Well, listen. Are you okay? Well, right now you're you're obstructing. Okay. >> And I told you that I will tell you the reason why you were stopped. >> I sure did. I told you. As soon as I see your driver's license, I will tell you why I stopped you. And then you started. >> Okay. I need to see it. And I need you to hand it over to me, please. I'm showing him my I'm showing him my driver's license. >> That's not how this works. >> I'm showing him my >> Please give me your driver's license. >> I'm showing him my driver's license and he's saying that because it's showing in his vision, he can't do anything about it because he needs to have it in his hand. >> Put the car in park and hand me your driver's license >> or you're going to go to jail for obstructing. Put the car in park. Put the car in park. >> It doesn't need to be in park. Here's my license. put the car in park and shut the car off. >> When ordered out of the car, she completely lost control. Screaming, crying, thrashing, and yelling for rescue. Officers had to issue stern warnings to calm her down. >> Okay, step out of the car. >> Oh my god. Dad, >> put the car in park. >> Dad, he's ripping me out of my car. >> Step out of the car. Step out of the car. I'm not doing this with you. Step out of the car, >> Dad. My car is in park. He's driving me out of my car. >> I'm I'm being detained. For what reason? I have Please don't touch me. Please don't touch me. Please don't touch me. Please do not touch me. He's being I'm being ripped out of my ripped out of my car. >> What? What don't you understand? >> I'm being ripped out of my car. >> What don't you understand? >> Because you're being detained. >> Because you're not cooperating. >> Why am I being ripped out? >> Why don't you understand what's going on? Why am I getting ripped out of my car? >> Cuz you're obstructing. >> I'm not >> You're obstructing official business. Get out of the car. >> Justice. >> I'm being ripped out of my car. Please call. >> You have to step out of the car. >> Please call Alexis. >> You have to step out of the car. >> My phone is being detained. >> You have to step out of the car. >> I don't have to step out. >> You are under arrest. >> You are under arrest for obstructing. Get out of the car. >> I'm under arrest. >> I just told you under arrest. Get out of the car or you're going to get tased. >> Why am I under Why am I under arrest? >> Cuz you can't follow directions. >> Why am I under arrest? >> I told you. >> You didn't tell me. >> You're obstructing. >> Thank you. Justice. Somebody call my sister. Call my dad. Call my mother. Call my father. >> Get back. Get back. Somebody please help me. Help me. Help. Help. Help. Help. Help. >> Get in your car now. Get in your car now. Help. Help. Help. Help! Help! Help! Help! Get your help! Help! Help! Help! Help! Help! Help! Move! Move! You're blocking all cars. Move. You cannot park here. Move. >> I'm with her. >> Then park over there. Get out of here. You're going to jail, too. >> Get out of here or you're going to jail. >> I'm with her. >> I don't Well, then you should have You should have told her to behave with her in jail. Move now. Time to go. >> Stop. >> You're not with her now. >> Go. Go. >> Move your car. >> A vehicle belonging to someone known to the suspect pulled up nearby. Officers immediately warned the individual to leave the area or risk being arrested as well. >> Get out of your way. >> I need to get this purse off of her >> cuz I haven't been able to go through it and I don't know what she has in it. >> Right. Settle down. >> Wait. Um what? >> You are under arrest. >> Why? Can you please tell me why? >> Give me one second. I'll tell you. >> Can you please tell me why? >> Listen, >> it's just hers. I swear it's just a >> Oh my. >> All right. Is that how you say your name? >> Yes. >> Okay. Before I talk to you, I'm going to advise you of your rights. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can't be used against you in a court of law. Do you understand the rights I explained to you? >> No. >> You don't understand. >> 821 radio. I'll be out of circle. Okay. >> What's up? >> What's the gist? What happened? >> She All right. Literally, what happened? He was talking to her friend. She got pissed off about it. Was holding up my selfch checkout. So, I told her I was like, "Can you please move over and check out?" I was being nice as I could. She just kept going off with the bad and that. I know who she is from the bar and [ __ ] >> over here. >> Yeah. And she just kept going off and she kept getting mad cuz he wasn't paying for her [ __ ] Literally. >> You didn't want to pay for her stuff. >> But he paid for her friends. >> No, because lit literally or whatever. She was talking to a dude already on the phone as it is. >> Uhhuh. >> But that's when her friend was pretty much saying, "Oh, I'm going to pay for your stuff." >> Cuz me and other friend already had a like connection after this. So, I don't know what happened like or the other person she got mad. I don't know. I wasn't even >> Did she take anything? >> Yeah, she took four things, but I think I got it on the camera for >> Okay. And all we were going to do is speak to you about what happened. Okay. But instead, you decided to throw a hissy fit >> and not listen to us. Okay. When I ask you to step out of the car, >> you have to step out of the car. You didn't. >> I asked you for your license. You wouldn't give it to me. >> I asked you why did you pull me over? >> Cuz I didn't travel with >> Okay. How much have you had to drink tonight? >> I had a shot from the bar next to the bouquet >> and I went over there to get a water and a snack. Mhm. And you took those without paying for them. >> My friend paid for the snack >> after you took them. >> She paid for them. I thought I was going back to my car because they were being paid for. You need to go. Okay, listen. I'm not going to tell you people again, okay? You guys were told multiple times to stop coming here. You're stopped in traffic on a dark, unlighted highway. She's going to jail. There's nothing that you guys could do by coming here. Okay, she is fine. She needs to calm down. Okay, she's intoxicated. She was fighting with us. Okay, and she and she stole from the store. That was why she got stopped. Okay, she wanted to act a fool. Okay, she's not hurt. Nobody hurt her. Okay, she's just being overdramatic. Okay, but you guys keep coming down here. You're like the third the third car that's come down here and stopped. She's going to jail. She's going to be going to the station for at least a couple hours until she calms down. If she doesn't calm down, then she's going to end up spending the night in jail. So, once we get her to the station and we get some paperwork done, then we will let her make a phone call and hopefully somebody could talk some sense into her and get her to calm down. Okay. She brought all this on herself and she shouldn't be driving a car anyway. So, she's going with us tonight. Anything else I could do for you folks? >> No. Okay. >> I I understand. But it's dark and you're parked behind our cruisers where nobody could see us and you're going to cause a wreck and there's nothing that you guys could do here. Okay. >> Anything else? You guys have a good night. We're going to go downstairs to my patrol room. Okay. >> Why? >> Because you're under arrest. >> Why? You're under arrest for obstruction of official business, resisting arrest, and operating a vehicle under the influence of alcohol, theft, and trespassing. >> I wasn't doing any of those things. >> Okay. Well, you'll have your day in court, ma'am. >> Why do you have to aggress? >> I am not being aggressive. >> They're very aggressive. >> Okay. Well, you're not listening. >> So, if people don't if people don't listen when we tell them, then we have to >> whatever you said to do. >> Okay. facing five serious charges: theft, obstruction, resisting, DUI, and trespassing. She spent the night in jail. At court, she plead not guilty to all charges. Staying calm and cooperating with officers is always the smartest move. Save your complaints for court or internal affairs, not the roadside. Goodbye, Ohio. We're heading to Florida, where the next arrest features a main character whose age will surprise you. How would you react seeing a grandma-aged woman trying to stuff expensive steaks into her personal bag? >> What's your name? >> Rose Taylor. >> Say that again. >> Rosa Taylor. >> Rosa Taylor. >> Yes, sir. >> What's your date of birth? >> 8868. >> 8868. >> Yes, sir. >> At Publix in Leburg, police were called about an elderly woman trying to leave with unpaid merchandise. When caught, she refused to cooperate and chose to run. Stay right there. Stay right there, Matt. Stay right there. Right now. Right now. >> Yes, sir. >> Turn around. Give me Give me your hands. Give me your hands. Turn around. Give me your hands. >> No, sir. >> Come here, >> please. >> Come here. Turn your hands. Come out. 26. I'm over 26 to 40. I'm out here at the seafood place. Come here now and stop. Right next to attack 40. Uh, correction to Wendy's 26 Gber. I have a white female detained. >> Stand right in front of my car. >> Yes, sir. >> Stand right there. >> Where you coming from? You know what just happened. So why you running? You dropped the bag that has everything in there and you push the the person down. Stop moving. I need you to stand right there in front of my car. >> Yes, sir. >> Face the car. >> Yes, sir. >> Body cam captured officers chasing her. She tried hiding behind a van and dumping the stolen items, but she wasn't fast enough to escape. >> Brown bag right there in front of the van. She seen me, dropped it, tried to conceal behind there, and walked away. You >> got ID on you? >> No, sir. You have anything in your pockets that'll poke me, stick me, or stab me? >> No, sir. I don't know if there's anything in my bra or not. >> You turn around and sit on my car. Lean on my car. >> There may be something in my bra. I'm not sure. >> Like like >> paraphernalia. >> What kind of paraphernalia? >> A pipe. >> I can see I can see it sticking right there. Okay. >> Yeah. 48. >> The search revealed more than expected. She initially denied everything but quickly started contradicting her own statements. >> What's your date of birth? 8858. 8868. Yes, sir. What's R O S A? >> Yes, sir. >> That's your legal first name? >> Yes, sir. >> What's your middle initial? >> L E K A R L >> 26. >> Can we check for a Rosa L. Taylor 88 868 white female in-house. >> Rose, are you from Leburg area? >> Born and raised. >> Weirdale. That's where you were born. >> Yes. >> Where you living at now? >> Uh down Griffin. >> So Leburg. >> Yes, sir. >> Are you working? >> No, sir. Are you disabled? >> No, sir. >> No. >> What's a good contact number for you? >> So, are you living there or are you currently homeless? >> No, I live there. >> And you were born in >> 8868. >> No, I mean you were born in Florida, you said? >> Yes. >> In Weale or where? >> Delray. >> Delray. Did you take that BC medicine also from there? It was the states and all that. >> I think that's all I see is so >> Okay. >> My head hurts really bad. >> I have a large bruise on my head. >> Why you going around about roundabout wrong way? >> Why do you have a lot of bruise on your head? People after >> Come right here with me, bro. Oh, >> I wouldn't. >> Yeah, cuz >> get her I mean you can if you want to get her out of the If you want to set her down in the shade. >> Yeah. >> Are you okay to sit down right here? Yeah. >> Are you okay to sit down right down the sidewalk for me? >> Get you out of the sun. You can just sit right here. Thank you. >> You're welcome. Attack 26, attack 51. Her criminal history showed this wasn't her first time facing police. This time, the charges were more serious, and so was the price she'd pay. Rosa was officially charged with multiple offenses. Her record proved this wasn't her first rodeo. Her clumsy escape only added more evidence against her. Cooperating with officers from the start is the only way to avoid making things worse. Any attempt to lie about identity or hide evidence will be exposed.