A Winn-Dixie cashier in Belle Glade, Florida runs a self-checkout theft scheme across 31 transactions — and when detectives finally sit her down, her defense is that everyone at the store does the same thing. What she doesn't realize is that using her own eight children to carry unpaid merchandise out the door has turned a misdemeanor pattern into felony-level exposure she can't talk her way out of. The case turns on a legal mechanism most people don't know exists: Florida's aggregation doctrine, which allows prosecutors to combine a series of individually small thefts into a single felony charge. But the theft count isn't the most serious exposure here — it's what she did with her kids that could generate the most criminal charges. #bodycam #police #legalanalysis #employeetheft #grandtheft #floridacrimelaw #winndixie #retailtheft #mirandarights #criminaljustice