On September 9th, 2025, Walmart loss prevention stopped a woman after noticing major discrepancies between the items in her shopping cart and what she had actually paid for. As officers worked to sort out what happened, the encounter escalated dramatically, turning a simple shoplifting case into something much more serious. >> Ma'am, calm down. What's up? Ma'am. Shut it down. Don't make a scene. All right. All right. I need you to calm down. I need you to relax, okay? Let me see your ID. Don't make this a problem. You're being detained right now. So, do you have your ID? >> All right. At this point, go ahead and take her to the office. Cuz so far that all none of this paid for. >> Ma'am. >> Can you not take my bag? Can I call somebody, please? >> I'm going to hold it for you, so >> Can I please call somebody? Can I please call somebody? >> No, you can't. No, you can't. >> Y'all can check the [ __ ] cameras. I'm not playing, bro. I didn't know I have no reason to steal this. No, bro. You're getting a >> Take her to the car. Wait. Wait. No. No. We're going to take her to the car. That's not yours. Relax. Calm down. There's kids here. You're going to go to jail for resisting if you don't stop. You're going to go to jail for resisting if you don't stop. Calm down. >> Bro, my >> [screaming] >> Stop. Stop. >> [screaming] >> Shut up. >> Stop. Don't tell me to shut up. Bro, y'all shut up. Shut the >> Stop. >> Bro, bro, y'all Can y'all Can y'all please call my my baby to follow me to do? I don't believe y'all taking the jacket off. Please just call the baby. Spread your legs. >> We're going to We're going to We're going to have you call her. Relax. We are. We are. We are. We are. Calm down. We are. >> Is she in >> We're going to We're going to give you the call. Relax. >> Bro. >> Calm down. >> My phone just fell out. >> I got you. I'm going to pick it up. >> Okay. Y'all have me in cuffs already. I'm not going to run. You got to let me go. >> No, it doesn't work that way. >> You have me in cuffs. >> You want to get tased? >> No, I don't >> Chill out. >> Spread your legs so I can spread your legs. No. >> All right. >> No. >> You're going to get tased. Chill out. >> No. I just want to f- >> Just asked us to take off the glasses. >> Okay, the glasses. I think they want you to take them off. >> Calm down. Relax. >> Everything has to go with me back. >> Yes, sweet child. >> Bro, bro. >> Stop moving. You're going to rip your pants. No. >> I need to call my baby. I need to call my baby. Please, I need to call my baby. I need to call my baby. >> Okay, you can do that later. >> No, not later. I don't have a phone. I don't have a phone. Can I just please jot down the phone number? That's all I want. You guys are taking me to jail. Just jot down the phone number. I just want the phone >> [laughter] >> Stop. >> I'm not even touching you. me for no reason. even touching you. >> Crazy. All right. >> phone doesn't work. It's the blue one. It's the blue one. I have two phones. There's another one. >> blue one is in your bag? >> Yes, it should be in there on the car. It should be in there. I had it with me. >> I got you. I I'll get the blue one. Calm down. >> Bro, please fix my shirt. My boob is all out. >> I'll have the other officer fix your shirt for you. >> Bro, please. >> All right, wait. You got stuff in your bag, too? >> Bro, please. Can you fix my shirt? It's all out. >> This might belong to Walmart. >> Ma'am, please. My boob is all out. >> Okay. Give me 1 second. I'm trying to find your phone. I'll have her fix it for you. >> in there. I literally said it was in the car. I had it with me with the baby. >> All right, let me go get it. >> Why didn't she Why didn't she want to stop? >> She wants her phone, but it's in the car, I think. >> Oh, yeah, it is in the car. >> All right, I'm going to get your phone and see if this belongs to Walmart. >> All right. my shirt. My boob is all out. And can you get my other phone? >> foot. >> And can you get my other phone? >> Move your foot. >> I don't care. Can you get my other phone? >> Your foot is going to get messed up. >> Bro, can you just help me? >> Okay. You're getting You're >> All right, hey. It's uh time for the >> She just kicked me, so she's getting back here. >> One bad decision led to another, leaving the woman facing multiple criminal charges. On September 13th, 2025, Walmart loss prevention stopped a man and woman after employees watched them conceal merchandise and attempt to leave the store without paying. >> Hey, ma'am. Come over here. We got to You got to This is why we got to talk to you, okay? You have any ID on you? No? What's your name? >> India Dorsey. >> What is it? >> India Dorsey. >> India Dorsey? >> Did you see my boyfriend? >> Do what? >> Did you see my boyfriend? >> Your boyfriend? Uh >> I have not seen him. But You don't have any form of identification on you at all? No? >> He is. He is the one who he is the one who put the stuff in my the stuff in the bag. >> Hold on. You got an ID on you? >> I ain't got no ID. >> Mark, can you do me a favor? You're not >> stole nothing, please. You don't like me. I ain't doing nothing, please, man. I ain't doing nothing. >> You may not have done anything. >> I ain't stole nothing, please, man. I ain't doing nothing. I ain't doing [ __ ] man. I ain't doing nothing, please, man. >> Look, I got to tell you I'm busy right now. I got to go. >> Please, man. I ain't doing nothing. >> Look, you're not in trouble. >> All right. I ain't doing nothing. I ain't got nothing on me. >> Look, yeah, I'm just holding your pants so you can't run on me. People run on me all day. >> But you know what I'm saying? You're embarrassing me, bro. >> I don't want to try to embarrass you, all right? >> Bro, I ain't doing nothing. >> Like I said, you're not in trouble yet. Let's see. >> He and she stole it from the garden center. >> You ordered this? >> Uh >> You ordered this? >> Yeah. >> Where's your receipt? >> I ain't got no receipt. >> No, I didn't mean to steal it. I didn't mean to I grabbed it with my bag. >> And she's got a plate. >> I >> She she left >> I swear to God >> All right, stand up, Rufus. Let me check you. >> Yeah. >> Cuz you got some items I noticed in your pocket right here. What's in this? >> I just I just smoked it, bro. I I ain't got nothing on me. I ain't got nothing on me. That's that's a bowl. I was I ain't doing nothing. >> What kind >> I ain't doing nothing. >> All right, we'll get to that in a minute cuz I don't have gloves. >> I ain't doing nothing. I ain't got nothing on me. I ain't got nothing on me. >> All right, not the pipe in itself if that's all it is. >> Yeah, it's fine. >> What's the drug in it? Meth or fentanyl? >> I ain't doing nothing. >> What was in it? Meth or fentanyl? >> Yeah, fentanyl. >> Okay. >> Fentanyl. >> So, he left the buggy in the store? >> Yeah, he was waiting. Stuffs not stolen. >> Okay. >> He just got to put stuff in the buggy. >> Yeah. So, right now you're being detained, okay? Until until we investigate going on. So, The what? Yeah, we're going to go over there Well, I don't know if he's in that car or he's over there in LP office. So, I just turn around for me. Put your hands behind your back, okay? You're being detained. Possible shoplifting, but you're just being detained, okay? You're not under arrest yet. I just drop that bag for me. Just drop that bag. You got five items in these bags? Cuz we must search them. You don't know? We'll get to them. We'll get to them. Does she have money? >> [snorts] >> Do you have money? But you were outside? >> [snorts] >> Do you have money on you? Does she have money? Are we on memory? How are you going to pay for them for me? Why you got to smell the socks in there? All right, scoot over. This looks like stuff you tore apart in there. Okay. Let me talk to her out here first. All right, come on. Walk Step over here. All right, you're un-cuffed. So, so the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to an attorney. >> So, I you know I was walking out the door. >> Okay. Now, let me remind you that you already told me some things. He's being very honest, okay? So, I don't want you to be lying and him be honest cuz that looks real bad. So, what did y'all really come here with the intent for? >> We came here with the intent to get us some clothes. >> How? >> This is what we came here for. >> How? >> We were I do have a phone with money on it. We were going >> Okay, fair enough. But what did we decide once we got here and we realized, "Oh crap, we don't have money." >> We I thought about it, but then I changed my mind. I didn't >> So, why were we putting all those items in the bags? >> Yes, I thought about stealing, but then I left the bag here. >> Right, right, right. But so y'all could stealing all those items were with the intent to steal, correct? >> I mean, I was going I had to get my I had to get my car or something to pay for it. >> All right, but your car ain't here. >> But my car ain't right here. >> All right, let's be honest. You walked out with that and do you If I had my cop car hidden in there >> I ain't even know y'all was out there. >> You didn't see us out there? Okay. Um >> I'm sorry, sir. I didn't know y'all was out there. >> Okay. So, um whose out there was it still, yours or his? Or did y'all come up together? Cuz I he's already told me I'm just seeing how honest you are. >> Yeah, we did together. >> Okay, fair enough. >> All right, it's all right. You go to hell you started. I don't know what I'm talking about. I wasn't putting nothing in a bag. You know what I'm saying? I want my lawyer talking to me. He didn't he didn't see me with nothing. He didn't see me with no bag, period. I ain't had no Walmart bag, period. How could you say that? I had no bags. >> He's not so certain about his name and the photo of the name he's given Marquez Young. >> It's similar, but it doesn't appear to be him. >> So, I'm going to ask you what is in the bag. Before you answer that, if you're lying, I'll prove it when you go to jail. and we find out he's given a false name, that means you're lying, which means you're giving false statements during the investigation. That's how that works. >> I'm guessing that's his cousin or brother. So, I'm guessing the name he's given is not him, it's his cousin. >> Like this? >> Okay, so. Okay, all right. >> No, we got a return. The pictures just don't look >> w a n g >> m a r q u e z e a s >> I think w a n g >> All right. >> All right. And then for you, ma'am, let me sure that this is you. 101395 You all still out with him? Are you sure you gave me a correct name? Are you sure? >> Well, here's how it works. So, once again, like I told you with him, well, it could just be the picture. Well, it could just be older. So, here's how it works. Well, we're not saying you're lying, but if we get you to jail, they're going to find out with fingerprints. So, you are both interested. If you're lying, you get another charge. If you're lying, you get another charge. If you you're giving a false name, you get a false name. So, if you you get one chance to tell us the truth. Tell us the truth now, you don't get charged with it. >> So, what are we being charged with now? >> Shoplifting. So. So, there's no question about that. Let me tell you one time, we're not discussing more. When you put things in bags, you want to answer, I'm going to get to it, but I'm not going to talk over you. When you put things in bag to conceal them, and close those bags, or even if you don't close them, if you put them in Walmart bags, here's the thing, I would buy I Well, I could buy if they were like maybe temporary bags that you can have because you believe in the environment. But when you buy bags and take them past the point of sale to bag them up and then push out the garden section, I'm not buying that. Okay? So, you're both being charged with shoplifting. Here's my next question. Have you ever been charged with shoplifting before? You don't want to be. We're running your criminal history, I'm just waiting on it. Have you been convicted? >> No. >> No. Have you been convicted? How many times? >> One hundred. >> If you had to guess. If you had to guess. >> Two. >> I'm sorry? >> Two. >> Two, which means four. Awesome. Most likely a felony. You've never been convicted. Well, we're about to find out. >> We'll find out who you are. When you get there, you get fingerprinted and then boom, you're [ __ ] >> Unless if you sign that name on the paperwork, that's forgery, that's a felony. >> All right, I'm saying though >> So, I know this is not you. You're not India. So, >> What's your name? Takoria. >> I heard something about >> He wasn't shoplifting. >> I wasn't shoplifting and I and I wasn't putting nothing in no bag. You hear what I'm saying? He didn't He didn't see me with nothing. He didn't see me with no bag, period. I didn't have no Walmart bag, period. How could you say that I had no bags? I You You said you were arresting You weren't arresting me. >> No one said at the time you were detained. >> Yeah, but how did they know what was Okay, so how is you arresting me? >> We're going to find out what happened. >> You didn't see me concealing a bag. You didn't see me putting nothing >> So, what I said is she's going to show us the video. >> Okay, but you didn't see me shoplifting. Okay, I didn't touch the Walmart bag, period. >> He took some clothes off of a of the hangers and stuffed them in in the cart in a bag or in a duffel bag or the plastic bag. >> stuff them in there. No, you didn't see me stealing no not bag. You didn't watch it. No, you didn't. No, I did not. Look at this video. >> But you know now you're going to be disappointed you get out there and you don't have my phone number. >> All right. Did I Did I put that number in? >> No, I got the phone number for you. I'll put it in my phone. Okay, make sure it's on there. All right, you don't lose it. You probably won't. >> Yeah. I don't know how my number's going to fit in your tiny hand. >> All righty. I'll take them out. I'll take her. They can sit in the car and wait. Want to grab her? >> I'll go get her. >> Okay. >> Let's go out here. >> On November 20th, 2024, Walmart loss prevention watched a woman spend hours switching price tags in an attempt to beat the self-checkout system. By the time officers arrived, they'd already been tracking her every move. What looked like a simple shoplifting case quickly unraveled into something much bigger. >> They're starting early, huh? >> What she did is she pulled a lot of tags from the socks. She stuck them on the watches and stuff. And then now she's um she's peeling off stickers and putting them on adult clothing. She's been doing this since 6:00. >> Jeez. Maybe she thought if she got here early enough y'all wouldn't be here. >> Maybe. I don't know. How you doing? >> I'm good. >> All the work that we have to go do just to go and separate or fish out what was stolen and what was not stolen. Goodness. >> So, do you want me to go ahead and grab her and >> No, I'm not yet. I guess we'll wait until she goes to the office. I told them once you get to the register leave her alone. She might be getting ready to leave. >> Let's go and grab her. Where did she go? >> Where did she go? What? >> You want to come with us? >> Why? Why? What did I do wrong? >> We're going to speak in the office. We can go speak in the office. Sir. >> I'll take this with us. >> All right, we'll just leave it here for right now. >> Am I going to jail? >> We'll talk in the office over here. >> Have a seat, ma'am. Have a seat right here. >> Do you have an ID, ma'am? >> No, ma'am. What did I do wrong? I didn't steal anything. >> You changed tags, didn't you? >> I did. Ma'am, please don't press charges. I will I got the kids everything coming up. Please, ma'am, don't. >> You got your ID? >> I don't. Please don't make me go to jail. >> What's your name? >> You're uh-uh >> Hey, hey, hey. >> Stop. You got to get tased. You better stop. >> My kids, kids. I'm so sorry. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm sorry. >> Put your hands up. Oh, no, that's for sure. Why get up? Stop. >> I'm so sorry. >> Stop moving. >> I'm so sorry. I'm going to definitely go to jail. >> Stop moving. >> I'm so sorry. Will I get a phone when I get there? >> You ran. >> I promise. Please, the kids the holidays coming up. >> That's on you. >> Would you have released me? Would you have jailed me even if I wouldn't have ran? >> Well, you lost the possibility of not. We don't know. That would have been on her. If it was just some pants, probably not. >> I want to go home. >> If you just want to put her in the back of my car. >> No, I want to go back in. >> Let's sit with her. >> Can I get my keys? >> No, you're going in the car. >> I'm sorry. I I know. I'm >> years ago. She got caught shoplifting years ago when >> It's not her. >> It's not her? >> It's not Oh, I don't know. I was asked. >> I might. >> I will work something out in around 10 minutes with their loss prevention. >> But that's >> Okay, thank you. >> LJ is valid negative showing 25 p at the pole and a TTO that states she is banned from Walmart on Watson. >> Mhm. And she trespassed. So we'll get her for the trespass. >> I remember her years ago. Years ago. >> Call this service. >> When her baby was really little, she was stealing like makeup and stuff like that. I would send her to jail, too. Years ago. >> Are they getting the amount? >> Yes. Yeah, they're getting the amount. >> It's too early for this. >> Too early. You know what I mean? I mean, I said this just something dumb. Like, why would you go and run? So why did she stop over here? I guess she can't cross over there. >> Uh I told her she was going to get tased. >> Oh. >> I wasn't going to, but they usually get some. >> They stopped. >> Yeah. Thank you. >> Do you want me to do Oh, I still have to do her refund. Do you want me to take and account for all of the tags that she tore off? Or just the attempted? >> Um just the one that is went through the register. And I I need those merchandise, too. The one that she >> That was in her pocket. >> Okay. So 78 86. So she's trespassed, too? >> Yep. Thank you so much. >> Thank you. Appreciate it. >> 24/7 at the Walmart in Watson. >> Same person. >> Yeah. No more today. You did too much. The woman ultimately faced felony shoplifting, criminal trespass, and obstruction charges. Thanks for watching today's video. If you haven't already, please like and subscribe for more of our content.