On May 14th, 2024, officers were dispatched to Walmart in response to an active shoplifting incident. Lost Prevention reported that two individuals were seen on camera gathering merchandise and passing all points of sale without paying. >> You know, I got stuff I had to pay for. >> Yes, I watched everything on camera all day get back. I watched everything. So, I need you to come with me. >> I got all my receipts right here. >> Come with me. They watch our camera. So, >> We'll count it up. We'll count it up in the office. We'll see what you paid or did not pay for, okay? >> I got your phone and receipts out of your purse. He brought you that purse. He brought you that purse. >> So, let's go to the office. >> How do you know I didn't pay for something? >> Okay, but you still have stuff you didn't pay for. We just watched everything. The officer watched everything. We've been following you since you were putting clothes on hangers. >> What do you mean putting clothes on hangers? >> Okay, let's just go. Let's just go to the office. >> First of all, y'all not about to do that. >> What's that? >> This Well, that's my purse. >> Okay, but this is your items, so you stole >> My purse is nothing in in with no items in there. >> Okay. Like I said, we're just going to go to the office. We're going to count up what you took here. And go from there, okay? >> You know, I don't First of all, I don't I don't Y'all not about to embarrass me like that through this store. >> That's why we're going to an office, so we don't have to do all this out here. >> Hold on. You saw my brother. >> Is that who you were with? >> No, my brother is a police officer. >> Okay. If you come, it's it's all on video. >> What's on video? >> You grabbing all that and not paying for it. You putting stuff in this bag and I'm with the gentleman putting stuff in the bag that had a white t-shirt. >> Who had a white t-shirt? >> Let's just go to the office. I'll show you. >> We'll show you the video. Like I said, we're just going to the office right now. We're going to figure it out. >> I told you I didn't do anything. >> All right. Can you walk and talk? >> No, but I didn't have to get anything and I'm not under arrest. I didn't do anything. >> Well, you're already detained, so >> You said what? >> You're detained right now for theft. You passed all points of sale with these items that you did not pay for, so you're detained. >> I'm not putting you in handcuffs or anything right now. I mean I'm not I don't want to get to that point. So, if we just walk to the office, it won't You're detained for theft. >> Well, cuz my son is in the car. You all got a problem. >> Ma'am, can we walk back to the office, please? >> I'm going to stand right here, and I'm going to wait for my brother. >> 22 radio. Ma'am, do not walk outside right now. >> Don't touch me. >> I'm not going to touch you if you just >> Okay, so so move out the way. >> I'm trying to stop the theft right now. We're just going to walk back to the office. >> son is outside. >> And I said you're detained for theft. >> Like I just said, my son is outside. >> Okay, can we just walk back to the office, please? >> So, I can check on my son. My car is right there. >> How old is your son? You've been IN HERE >> HE'S EIGHT. >> OKAY, AND YOU'VE BEEN IN HERE for how long and you left him outside in the car? So, let's go to the office. So, you want to play that game? You're going to get charged with child endangerment, too, cuz you left him >> How is that child endangerment? >> You've been in here for how long? And you've left your 8-year-old son out in the car. Is that true? So, we're going to walk to the office. >> Okay, we can walk to the office without a problem. Don't don't rush me out like I said, I'm going to check on my son. >> Ma'am, you are detained right now. Here's your wallet. >> Like for real, like I'm confused. >> For real, you guys are both going to come back to the office. MA'AM, >> GET OFF OF ME. OH MY GOD. WAIT. TOUCH ME. DON'T REACH. DO NOT REACH. DO NOT REACH. WE'RE RUNNING RIGHT NOW THROUGH THE PARKING LOT. COME up towards next to me and LET'S SEE BOTH. STOP. STOP. STOP RIGHT NOW. YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. >> WHAT HAPPENED TO MY SISTER? >> WELL, WHY ARE YOU HITTING ME? >> How did I hit you, though? >> When you tackled me. >> That's how I get to you, though. Where is my sister? What am I supposed to do? >> Well, she was detained for theft. Radio, I got one male detained. There's another female that ran as well. >> Stay down. Don't get up. >> You got any guns on you, knives, anything like that? >> No, sir. >> Why you running? >> He was on my sister. >> He was on your sister? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, here's what's up. I'm going to roll him over to me. >> Yep. >> Female also took off running. >> Well, obviously you're in handcuffs, so you can't stand up. So, you're going to roll over on your side of the chair for me, okay? >> How many words did you say? Go. >> Stay down. You got any guns on you? >> I don't know. I chased after him. >> Anything that's going to stab or poke me? >> She tried running. I tried stopping her. >> All right. >> He tackled me. >> You all right? >> Good. >> All that SWAT training has paid off. What's in his pocket? >> Pure off. >> Babe. You all right, babe? >> Female in a Nike hat and a white top, I believe. >> You got an ID on you, my man? Which pocket? The other one? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Right here? >> Why you ripping my pants? >> I'm not ripping your pants. It was in rubbing on the concrete. But, yeah. >> You're being detained. You and your sister were being detained so you guys started running. >> Pull Pull this leg in. >> You You grabbed You tackled my sister on the ground. >> Pull your leg in. >> Pull. >> There you go. >> All right. Stand up. >> I told her she was detained multiple times. >> Both of the pants. >> What's your first name, man? >> We got him. Well, yeah, did you see him tackle me? >> You tried tackling him? >> No, I was >> No, he didn't. >> He was putting his hands on an officer. >> He was putting his hands on my sister. He slammed my sister on the ground. >> You guys are being detained. That's the >> I don't know what's going on. We were in the store. I don't >> Just start pulling up that video for me, would you? You may have to have a seat back here. Watch yourself. Female kept running, he said. >> So, he pushed you? >> So, she was in there. She kept hitting one of these. She was like trying to get around me. >> In the vestibule? >> In the vestibule. >> Oh, okay. >> I was just standing there. I'm like, "Ma'am, these you did not pay for." I don't know what you're talking about. And then she tries running. So, I go to stop her. Then we go to the ground, and then he tackles me. She gets up and runs, and I go after him. So, I think though he didn't come back for that. Yeah, I don't know where she went. I'm going to >> Sorry, and showing >> Dude, every time Ripped your pants? >> And my knee, dude. Every time. >> Let me uh I'm going to check and see in the parking lot. >> How big was she? How small? Small? >> Small. Like I said, she had a Nike hat on, like a sort of dress. >> See See, here's where the problem is. You put your hands on an officer, and that's a no-no. He was trying to detain your sister cuz she stole some stuff. >> She She slammed I don't know what's going on. He slammed my sister on the ground. >> Nah, I know that officer. He doesn't just slam people to the ground, so Well, no, that's what you just said, so >> I I only seen him slam her. I only seen him slam her on the ground, like They had to grab her and just fell with her. >> Did you guys see that? If you did, did you see where the lady ran? >> No. >> She ran one way, he ran the same way. >> The dude cuz he tackled me. That's why >> said he got her phone, >> And you wonder somebody die like that. >> Did you fall? >> Well, he I I I wanted to get her and she tackled me. >> What? And she got loose? >> I thought you was going to shoot his ass. That's why >> Well, did you see him Did you see him like this? >> Yeah. >> I I just saw him reaching. >> No, see that would have Then then we would have been blaming y'all. >> No, they would have All of them went to court on that >> I mean, how many times did I tell her? How many times did I tell her? >> Oh, so she ran. She's over here walking around somewhere. Y'all probably got >> We're in her car. I don't know. That's why I'm going to walk around over here. >> Do you remember what she looked like? >> I can't find her, sir. She gone. >> I don't think so. >> She probably in the forest. >> But they got cameras out >> They do. They're following up. >> They probably have APD out here right now. >> I already called them. >> Yeah, that's why, man. I'm like, man, this is about to get shot. And I was like He deserve it. >> You going to You going to tackle >> a cop like you crazy? >> I would have >> And then they would have been like, oh yeah, black >> No, no, they would have I'd have been on TV and black mother >> Thank you, guys. Thank you. Did you guys drive here? You walk here? What did you do? You walked here from where? Huh? >> I don't know. I don't know. I live here. >> Where did you guys walk here from? Huh? Stillmore? You live on Stillmore? What's the address on Stillmore? Huh? What's the address on Stillmore? What's your cousin's address? You don't know the address? You just said two. All right, what's the address? So, you don't know your cousin's address, but you're you were coming from there? >> Yes. No, no, the keys to the car, sir. >> Huh? >> That's not the keys to the car. >> Don't worry about What's What's the address on Stillmore? >> I don't know, that's my cousin. I don't know the address. >> How did How did you >> No, my cousin keep it. >> What car did you drive here? >> I did. It was house keys on that key. But he made me drop them. They were the keys to the house. >> What kind of car did you get here? >> We walked. >> You walked from still more? >> Yeah. House Can you find my house keys, sir? >> No. >> What What happened? What What I do to you? What I do to you? >> You didn't do anything to me. You tackled my boy, though. >> I didn't tackle a police officer. Somebody grab my sister and put them over there. >> A police officer? >> What What you want me to do? >> A police officer. Your sister obviously Doug, for him to be doing something. You're buying him new pants, too? >> Let me get the Let me get the name off of this. But this is what fell One of the items that fell out of her purse. And then she dropped her phone. And you're witness I'm covering up with >> I got you my body cam. >> the routing and the the checking. >> My body cam's on here, good. >> Okay. I just want to put her name in the system if this is her. >> Right. >> But I'll give that to you if you have her info. Do whatever you do. >> Did you see which way she ran? >> No, but once >> Once she got up, but I mean just play this first cuz I want to see if what I remember is actually what happened. >> She wouldn't cooperate. You wanted to detain her. And then he runs up and and pushes you. >> Okay. That's all I needed to see. >> Yep. She took off. Looks like she ran straight. This car was already already had the light on it. And she ran past it. >> Unless she jumped in it. >> Uh She's ducking down right there. She got under it. She got under her black truck, looks like. >> She might be out there still. >> Yeah. >> I'll do a double check. If you see anything different, call me. >> I got you. >> That's assault, brother. >> What? >> Felony. >> I fought a police officer. >> I didn't fight him. >> I don't know what you're thinking. You put your hands on him. It's also obstructing, I believe. It's an additional charge. >> We're not supposed to It's not What am I supposed to do? >> You followed him here. Okay. Yeah, you're going to jail for tackling a police officer. So, not very smart. >> I can take you to the house with a firearm. >> Chirp this. >> It's still more. It's in the garage. It's from the female. >> No, this was on him. >> But it's the cousin's car. >> But he said it might be the cousin's car. >> That's going to the property. >> Okay. >> Unless he can call her. >> 22 the car is last seen on the camera. She was in front of the grocery side hiding in between cars as of 10 minutes ago. He's watching on the cameras. As of 10 minutes ago she was hiding ducking under these cars. And then I guess she ran. Do you know which direction? What So she ran like towards towards Woodlake? >> Well, we we'll figure out who's who's better coming out that way. All the way Well, she if she probably going to steal more. >> Probably Yeah, so >> Is that a good description? >> White top and a black hat. It's not honestly we got her we got her name and stuff. We were just checking. Um we got her name so it's not a big deal. I just wanted to make sure she was still wasn't here. >> What's it? >> It says something. >> That's how the That's how the call came out. >> For me? >> No. >> So how how it came to me it said it's a call. >> That's how the call came out like I said. You're going to have totally different charges. You're looking at assault and obstruction. No, it's a felony. So Obstructing? >> Yeah. >> You were interfering with an officer while conducting his lawful duties. No, the pushing him and causing injury to him. That's the felony, my man. >> Officers later located the siblings' vehicle in the Walmart parking lot. During an inventory search, they recovered two handguns, suspected narcotics, counterfeit checks, a tampered social security card, and altered temporary license plates. Because the shoplifting involved the use of force against an officer, the theft was elevated to a robbery charge. The brother was charged with assault, resisting arrest, obstructing official business, and theft. He pled guilty to attempted robbery, a fourth-degree felony, and assault, a first-degree misdemeanor. He was sentenced to 2 years of community control with a GPS ankle monitor. The sister was later apprehended and charged with attempted robbery, identity fraud, forgery, theft, and resisting arrest. She pled guilty to all counts and was sentenced to 18 months of community control with placement in a community-based correctional facility residential program. She violated the terms of her probation within 3 months.