On June 11, 2025, deputies responded to a Home Depot in Palm Coast, Florida, after a reported retail theft. Loss prevention officers stated that a woman, later identified as Jamie, entered the store with a yellow bag containing an old toilet seat. She reportedly concealed a new $44.98 comfort toilet seat beneath the old one and exited the store without paying. When confronted outside by store security, Jamie allegedly refused to comply and fled on foot, leaving the stolen item behind. She entered a white Jeep Wrangler and the vehicle fled the scene. Deputies later located the vehicle on I-95 and attempted a traffic stop. Jamie was seen in the passenger seat and was heard telling the male driver not to comply. She then allegedly reached over and shifted the vehicle into drive, prompting the vehicle to flee at high speeds, reportedly reaching 100 mph and driving recklessly through traffic. Law enforcement in Volusia County later located the vehicle abandoned near an address linked to the male driver. Jamie was later apprehended and arrested by Volusia County deputies for fleeing and eluding. Inside the vehicle, authorities observed numerous store items and prepaid bags, believed to be linked to organized retail theft activity. Post-Miranda, Jamie admitted to the theft at Home Depot. A criminal history check revealed a prior theft conviction from 2024. Charges submitted to the State Attorney’s Office include petit theft, resisting a merchant or loss prevention officer, and principal to fleeing and eluding law enforcement. #bodycam #police #cops #bwc #policebodycamera #copcam #copcar #arrest #arrested #bwc 📢 Legal & Content Disclaimer The individuals featured in this video are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. This content is intended to inform the public, promote accountability, and increase transparency regarding real-world law enforcement activity. It is not created to glorify, encourage, or romanticize violence or criminal behavior in any form. All information presented has been legally obtained from public records and police agencies through the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA). Body camera footage has been edited solely for length, clarity, and compliance with YouTube’s community guidelines, while maintaining a journalistic and objective perspective. Video footage used by BodyCam USA is sourced directly from law enforcement agencies. We retain the necessary commercial rights to publish this content. Please note that in some instances, footage may require a processing period and/or payment for access. For general inquiries, case requests, footage submissions, or anonymous tips, please contact us at: BodyCamUSA@yahoo.com We want to emphasize that our goal is not to shame, mock, or exploit individuals, but to provide responsible and accurate coverage of law enforcement activity for public awareness and education. ⚖️ YouTube Reviewer Notice:This content was acquired legally by BodyCam USA under the Freedom of Information Act. Any similar content appearing on the platform has been obtained independently and is unrelated to the materials featured here. 📚 Fair Use Disclaimer:This video may contain copyrighted material. Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, commentary, news reporting, teaching, education, and research.

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