was 500. It's a different story. But because your guys total amount is 750. >> Wait, do I have to like sleep in jail? Like sleep there? >> Never been in jail, so I don't know. >> Depends. Depends on who's been arrested today. >> Oh my god. >> On July 3rd, 2024, police were called to a Target store in Palm Beach County, Florida, following reports of an active shoplifting incident. Store security observed two teenage girls allegedly concealing numerous cosmetic items worth hundreds of dollars. As officers arrived and began questioning the suspects, the situation gradually unfolded, leading to serious consequences neither of the girls had anticipated. >> I think Chris has got him. >> Yeah. >> You guys got to start emptying everything out. How old are you guys? >> 17, 18. >> Your first time doing this. >> Yeah, it was just makeup. >> Whose purses? >> Huh? >> Whose purse is which? >> It's just two purses. It's not Well, >> are you from the store? >> This stuff is whose? >> Mine. Hers. >> Okay. You guys have >> um I think I have my in my car. a picture of your ID. >> I might. >> I don't think so, actually. >> That's fine. >> I could go in my car if you want to watch me. >> 17 and 18. >> Great. >> Like minor. That's good. >> Well, these things are popular. A M I R. Well, that's Karma. Glue. Open it up first. That's hers. [Applause] You guys are technically under arrest. You are getting searched. Okay. So, before you stand up, if there is anything hidden on you now, take it out. >> Well, I have my lip gloss, but this is mine. >> Just [Applause] nothing else. >> No. >> Positive. Okay. Put that down. We're going to have to confirm that that's yours and we'll go from there. >> Okay. stand up. Turn around. You have anything? There's nothing in your bra, right? You don't have any pockets, right? >> No. No. All right. Sit down. Easy enough. Excellent. See that? Same thing for you. Nothing in your bra. Shake it out. Turn around. No pockets. >> Nope. All right, have a seat. >> Do you guys carry glossier? >> Chris, glossier. Does this No. Okay. >> Has any of you ever been arrested for shopping before? >> No, I've never been in trouble ever. >> Okay, so here's >> When cops rolled in, it turned into Sephora meets cops. These girls had all the excuses preloaded. It's just makeup. As if foundation under $750 magically erases a criminal record. One 17, the other's 18. Perfect age to do dumb stuff and still think consequences are optional. Spoiler, they're not. >> Kind of what we're doing. Uh depending on what the names you guys gave him are the correct names, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So depending on what the dollar amount is here for each of you on the items you guys have to take kind of determines how we go, right? If it's under a certain amount, then more than likely you're going to get a court date and then you'll be leaving here today. All right. >> You're kind of an issue because we can't let you go without a guardian or a parent signing the same paperwork. So the reason I asked where she would be coming from is because we're going to have to wait until she actually gets here to be able to cut you loose. >> Sorry. Should have been >> two more things to put in. Don't get the price. >> So I mean the first one 424. >> That's just for this. >> All right. >> What is that? >> The adult. >> You ever been to jail before? >> Me? No. >> Supposing nobody. And you are a juvenile until you're 18. Um, >> so food for thought for future criminal endeavors, >> shoplifting again >> under a certain amount is a misdemeanor. So, like I said, things apply that I mentioned to you where you can get a fourth date and you leave, right? >> If you're caught again and again, it turns into a felony no matter what amount you're stealing >> and then um then we're going to jail, right? If you're caught together doing it together over 750 together, you're going to jail >> today. >> It's very possible. >> Wait, over together? >> Oh, this is going to be over. >> That's a felony. You guys came in here and purchased together to shoplift. Sole purpose of shoplifting. It's called aggravated retail theft. >> Just a felony. and you because she's under 17. That's an additional charge delinquency. >> Okay. >> Well, we'll do where we're at. >> So, because I walked in and was potentially walking out with her, that's why it would be a higher criminal charge. Just because we walked in together. Oh, >> cuz you guys came in here to steal together. That was the intention. You guys were >> I mean it wasn't the intention. >> Intention versus action is different. You know what I mean? Like >> Yeah, but you guys didn't pay for anything. >> So the action is the action is >> But that's why I get more in trouble because she's 17 years old. >> Okay. >> Cuz you're an adult. My name >> But like I mean what we're at is we're talking from one extreme to the the other. So it can fall anywhere in between as well. see where we're at. >> Okay. >> What did you get arrested for before? >> Um, >> one of the girls had already been busted before for putting hands on a 65year-old dude and clearly learned nothing. The other was a first timer, but you couldn't tell by the way she acted. Their reactions were straight out of a low-budget reality show. No shame, no guilt, just pure attitude. They were just sitting there cool and confident like getting caught was no big deal at all. >> It was >> the charges were um it's not asking what the charges ended up as. What did you get arrested for? >> It says here battery on a person 65 years or older. Assault on the 65year-old. >> Prevent communication with Elio. >> Yeah, but it wasn't like actual assault. It was I took a phone number and Yeah. Is that your grandma? >> Well, she was calling the cops cuz we got into an argument. >> Have you ever been arrested? >> No, never. >> Are you going probation? >> No. >> No. For a diversion program? >> Um, I already finished it. SP A M A N T H4 >> showing 31 to 65 and older. >> This is 54 to 95. >> My glasses are still there, right? >> 26. Switch. So, what's their total amount? Did you guys >> Oh, you're still working on one of them is 429. >> You're still working on your Um, can I use the bathroom? >> Uh, you're going to have to leave in there for that. >> Okay. >> Cuz I have to go in there with you. >> Okay. >> Um, so can like do you know yet how exactly this is going to work for me? >> That's what they're discussing right now. I'm sorry. >> You're good. >> All right. So, >> 18 or 19? >> 18. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Um, >> I get a girlfriend to go on C. So, she has to go to the bathroom. So, I'm going to have somebody else come with me. So, we need to get uh >> Do you want mine? >> No, I have handc I'm not worried about the handcuffs. I want somebody else to come out there with me to take her to the bathroom is what I'm saying. So, I'll call Adam to come back in here. We're not going to leave her in here by herself with them. >> I'll be here. All right. So, you guys, you're going to juvenile detention. You're going to the main jail. >> I'm going to jail. >> You're going to adult jail. Yes. >> I'm going to juvenile. >> You guys are being arrested. a criminal. >> You guys are >> You guys are being arrested with a felony. >> Come back. >> You guys are being arrested with a felony because you guys came in with the intention to shoplift. That was your only intention. You guys work together and your total amount is over 750. Now, if your total amount combined was 500, it's a different story. But because your guys total amount 750, >> they both treated the law like a joke. Acting like getting caught was part of the fun. Honestly, I don't know how the cops kept their cool while those two clowns were having the time of their lives. Especially the one in the white shirt, fully stuck in her little princess fantasy. >> Wait, do I have to like sleep in jail? Like sleep there? >> It depends on they might give you a bond have appearance. >> What's a bond? >> What? Like what is I don't I don't understand. >> Bond is where they'll let you go out with a court date, but they still process you and that might take some time. >> So, I might have to sleep there >> possibly. >> Oh my god. with like old people like I mean like old like really bad people. >> I've never been in jail so I don't know. >> Depends depends on who's been arrested today. >> Oh my god. >> Um I'll give you guys a chance to go ahead and make phone calls. >> All right, >> Samantha. Right. >> Okay. >> Do you want me to >> I'm going to handcuff you in the front to go to the bathroom. >> Okay. You're technically going to attract you. I cannot let you walk out or not. So, I'm detained. >> So, I have to get cuffed before I use the bathroom. >> Yes. >> How do I use the bathroom then? >> That's why I just said I'm letting you be handcuffed in the front to use the restroom instead of the back. It's much easier to be able to reach to the sides, pull yourself down, and wipe. Okay. I'm going to do that for you. Okay. >> All right. Go ahead and stand up >> here. Let's take this off. We'll put everything in. We haven't called yet so that it doesn't hurt you. I'm going to put this right here. Okay. >> Okay. >> Are so tiny. >> Thanks. >> It's a good thing or a bad thing. >> You want to trespass? >> Easier than digging mine out of the pocket so they don't keep closing on you. Okay. And I can't take my stuff with me, I assume. >> No. So, >> you'll be right back here. >> We're coming right back here. Okay. We're going to go to the bathroom real quick. All right. Hold on. Um, bathroom's where, guys? >> All right. >> I feel awful. >> Well, that's unfortunately part of our pray for making these decisions. >> I know that after you get treated like one. >> Yeah. All right. Hold it right here. I'm going to check it off. >> Stay right there. >> So, you don't know what it looks like >> what is >> what looks like. You don't know >> what >> like where I'm going to sleep. >> Well, I know what's going on because I went outside for a minute, so I wasn't sure what what the outcome of here was. Me, too. Sorry. It's okay. Um, when we get that back in there, I think the easiest thing is going to be while you're in the front is to go ahead and take all your jewelry off. >> And when officers told them they were headed to jail, the girl in the white shirt fake shock was wild. Like, she really thought stealing makeup would earn her a trophy and a trip to Europe or something. And right on cue, out came the crocodile tears, thinking maybe, just maybe, the officers would feel bad and let her walk. >> Okay. Okay. You don't have any undisclosed non-visible piercings, right? >> Earrings included, >> everything. >> Okay. All of your jewelry. >> And it's going to get confiscated. >> It won't get confiscated. It'll get put in your prison or property and released back to you when you're released from the jail. >> Um, so can I get my stuff from my car, though? >> No. like my wallet, my ID, none of that. >> No. >> No. Okay. >> Better that you don't have that. >> Huh? >> It's better that you don't have it in the jail cuz then it's less stuff for them to lose. >> Oh, okay. >> And my car. How is it going to get moved from here? >> It's not going to get moved from here. It'll be Well, >> we'll have to discuss up to them. That's up to them if they'll allow somebody to come get it. Generally, when you get arrested for traveling, >> sometimes they give you a little bit of time. your trespass from here, but they may give you a one time pass to come back and remove your car. >> Okay, Chris, that's up to you. Her car is parked out there. >> What car is it? >> It's um a Kia Forte GT. It's black. >> Black. It has a stripe down the middle. >> No. >> No. Okay. >> I can't take this off. >> I think you're going to have >> um Yeah, you're have to discuss that with the jack. >> Normally, all jewelry comes off. >> I know. >> Okay. Take off this. >> I don't know. It's possible. >> So the worst phone call in my life. >> Let's hope that is the actual worst phone call of your life. >> I can't even call. I think my dad will be more understanding. I'm coming. >> I can't answer my mom. >> I know. No, my mom is scared. >> So, how long are we like supposed to stay >> for you? Depends on when somebody wants to come pick up. >> Nothing's good. I got into trouble. in Target >> cuz I was shoplifting and I just got arrested. >> I know. I'm sorry. >> She has to be um seen by a judge and >> given a bond to report. >> Um what's the address at this Target? >> 500 North Congress. >> 500 North Congress. And I need someone to pick up my car for me. I don't give a >> I know he wants to talk to one of you guys. I don't know about what >> about them. You have anything else? >> Um your earrings? >> No, I don't think so. >> You can keep your hair tie and I'll probably make you take it out once you get there. But I'm putting all these in there. Do you have your >> Am I going to go with a mug shot and everything? >> Yep. That's how it works. >> Wanted person. >> I think it broke. >> I'm going. And when reality hit her like a truck, our little spoiled princess ran out of tears while talking on the phone with daddy, like he was going to magically show up and erase all her mess. It seemed like the girl was emotionally stuck on a broken playlist. Laughing one moment, sulking the next. >> Um 500 what? I'm sorry. >> North Congress Avenue. >> North Congress Avenue. >> He is not playing any better. >> Are you kidding me, girl? I'm gonna lose my whole car. >> Like, hey, like I know he's been arrested multiple times. >> It's okay. >> Huh? You'll get an event. >> I do have a job. >> I'm bad. >> I can't believe this is real. This is not part of a Halloween costume. >> Like, I actually just can't believe >> I I don't know. I keep on crying again. I can't cry about it. Like I'm just so pissed off. >> Have you ever had this on? Yes. >> It's disgusting. You really won't be taking so >> You do not need to go to the bathroom. >> Oh, I was just about to say >> cuz I am your last chance. >> Yeah, I was about to say, can we like go before so I can do this? I got to be I told you. >> Yeah. >> Company beforehand. [Music] All right. [Applause] I see where she's going. >> All right. >> All right. Let's go. I'll wait till a little bit later once he's done with the work and stuff and we'll call for another >> Oh my god, he's so fed up with me right now. >> I'm trying to laugh. This is so sad, >> girl. for me. >> So, um I'm taking photo of you guys to keep in our records. Both of you guys are trespassed from the store for one year. So, until it July 3rd of 2025, you guys cannot step foot back into the store. If you guys do step back in the store, you are subject to arrest. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Exactly what you said. >> So, >> okay. >> Split up a little bit. >> She's not going into a cell. All right. That's >> one of them got cuffed while the other was just sitting there scrolling on her phone like it was a casual hangout. If there were a competition for shameless behavior, she'd be in the finals. Just a few minutes ago, she was shedding tears like someone was cutting onions. And the next moment she was back to acting unbothered, like nothing ever happened. >> You're lying. >> But like they don't like separate the people like dangerous. Not dangerous. Oh my god, it's my mom. Did I answer? >> I know. I know. Mommy, don't cry. It Do I sound like I'm laughing? Mommy, tell me something that hasn't been explained to me already. Mommy, I'm well aware. Mommy, I trust me, I am the most stressed out right now. Mommy, because what do you want me to do? breakdown and crying for the fifth time. >> Okay. Mom. Mom. Dad is calling me. My dad is calling me. Can I answer? >> Hello. >> I'm sorry. The address again, please. >> 500 North Congress. >> 500 North Congress. Target. >> Google Target. Lake Park. >> Girl, I'm going to be in an orange. >> I'm not going to Orange, by the way. They're like navy blue. >> I'm going to be in navy blue. Like, oh my gosh, >> mommy, don't do all of that, bro. Mommy, don't you think that a night in jail is a freaking punishable offense? >> Well, getting handcuffed if a is a punishment. >> You don't think so? >> 384 384 33 >> Hello. >> Hello, >> beautiful. >> Wait. Hello. >> I have one. >> For you or for me? >> I'm embarrassed. I had to walk to the bathroom. Oh my god. >> I know, Mom. Guess who's more embarrassed than you. Me. All right, Mom. Whatever. I can't do this in this right now. So, goodbye. >> How this works. Do you want me to ask? And it sounds stupid. >> Stupid questions. >> All right. They said there's no She's asking if I can pay my fee and not have this happen. >> No. No. >> Exactly. No, I can't take it. I can't take it. She wants to like take the door from my room. Take my car in handcuffs. What are you doing? >> The door. Literally, what is that going to do? Taking my car so that I can't leave the house. Like, >> but she didn't say that. She's so frustrated. She's not even going to deal with it. She said your dad will deal with it. And I was like, "Okay, which is good. I want I want my dad to deal with it. Like, he'll get mad at me. Maybe take my car for two weeks. Yell at my dad's yelling is scary. That guy looks like he >> was 6156. >> Yep. >> I know. >> And then Samantha. >> Girl, obviously what am I going to do now? >> Take these off. Of course, I'm going to thumb it out. >> Just remember, how did I get arrested and [ __ ] like this isn't it? >> And my nails were taken down. The phone calls were straight up comedy gold. First, dad, then mom, both sounding just as unserious as she was. No doubt that spoiled attitude didn't come out of nowhere. It clearly runs in the family. Hopefully, after spending some time behind bars, she'd finally get a taste of reality because clearly no one at home was serving it. [Music] It's like a game. >> Oh my god. My dad is big municip. >> Oh my god. I thought he was going to go easy on me. I don't think he sounds pissed. >> I guess I don't deserve to, but like dude, what is this? This is the punishment. >> Dad's here for the key. Dad, do you want to take the purse as well? >> No, that's not my purse. My other one, like my usual one. >> Yeah. >> Oh, yeah. >> You want to hand over? >> Yeah. Yeah, >> jewelry or her property. >> Oh, yeah. You know what? You're right. >> Yeah, let's do that. >> She's got something. Hold on a second. She's got like earrings and stuff. I'll let you take that and then it's quicker to get out. Thank you. >> Do you want her phone? >> Yes, please. [Music] Thank you. >> Appreciate you guys. >> About an hour or so, Hour and a half down there. >> Okay, you got it. Thank you. >> Piercing look he just gave me like I am so dead. >> Can you blame me? >> Oh my god. No. Just >> All right. You guys both going to do it. So, one or the other. Coming up for a second. >> One of those your cars. >> Yeah, it's fine. I don't need them. >> You sure? I have a car. >> Thank you. >> We're going to the bathroom. >> Oh. >> Mhm. [Music] 074. >> All right, let's see. >> Okay, first of all, >> you should be vacant cuz you're not an adult, right? >> Okay, >> I realized that You got it. There you go. [Music] >> See, >> this is even more defeating. >> Oh, I guess it is. Here I am. >> So, Desiree proper. >> It was straight up confusing. Was this a criminal bust or a freaking red carpet event? These girls got cuffed and still looked hyped like it was some kind of party. No shame, no stress, not even a flinch. They were out here acting like getting arrested was a vibe. >> But for property, that's the uh southern pronunciation. >> You don't you really won't need that cuz you're a juvenile. And then the rest of the stuff. Okay, there. So, uh, her grandma already knows that the information's in there somewhere. Grandma, put it back. But, okay. Like I said, she's read. >> Yeah. Just print out. >> Yeah. >> All right. Desire. >> All right. So, you stuck with me. >> All right. You have any questions? Anything like that? >> Oh, no. We'll talk behind everything and >> Okay. You ever never been arrested before? >> I have. >> You have? Okay. You've been to Jack before. >> All right. Good. You can tell me about the guard. >> I don't know about that. >> Do you Whose cuffs are on her? >> Okay. Now, we're just going to go on the other side. >> I'm just reaching over to put your seat belt on. You're okay? >> Yeah. >> You good? >> Like any day now. >> Being in my purse. >> Is it far at the gym? like hello. End the conversation. >> Is it far where we're going? >> Like a 25 minute. >> Oh, okay. Just like the casual. >> Yeah, it's it's off of southern. >> Oh my god. [Music] >> They can't even Oh my god, this is going to make me [Music] Excuse me. Um, excuse me. Excuse me, >> Samantha. >> Yeah. >> Any song you want to listen to? >> Are you for real? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Um, Um, don't by Bryson Tiller. >> Is this like don't shoplift? >> Yes, exactly. That next song is Write My Wrongs like [Music] Who the listens to this? >> I am on a whole another level. Only fought you over cuz you let him. [Music] He changed the song. >> Oh my god. >> If you were mine, you would not get the same. >> Hurry up, ho. >> Even after getting placed in the cop car, the girl's attitude stayed the same, like the backseat of a patrol car was part of some dream vacation. Got to say though, throughout the whole mess, they stayed surprisingly cooperative. No meltdowns, no tantrums, no drama, just shameless calm like they done this before. Both girls were charged with felony retail theft. So, in the end, So, in the end, if you enjoyed the video, hit that like button and drop your thoughts in the comments. Let's see who stands out the most. The best comment gets pinned. And hey, don't forget to share this video with your friends and family so they don't miss out on the fun. 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