I just say 87 through the door, man. >> Put your hands around your face. >> I said 87. >> Stop punching. >> I see me putting money out. >> I did do it. >> I'm having some issues with money right now. >> People who are dumb enough to shoplift usually aren't smart enough to get away with it. After all, in today's world of surveillance footage and cell phone cameras, [music] it's almost impossible to sneak out of a business with unpaid merchandise. So, right when they thought they might get away, that's when these dumb shoplifterss get instant karma served to them by the cops. >> That's a shower. That's not $70. >> So, how would you hold on? So, >> on March 25th, 2025, police responded to a Walmart for a shoplifting in progress involving a woman later identified as Michelle, who initially gave a false name. >> Hello. No, you're good. I was wondering if I wasn't closing. >> Um, >> this should be an Amanda Alre 14. >> Okay. >> Um, the >> I didn't tell my I didn't tell my real name until I said the cops are coming. I thought I better. >> Okay. >> Is that so? >> Oh my >> I watch I got broken ri. >> Okay. >> Go through the store and um conceal the merchandise. Put it down there. Whatever. She kept going wherever >> and then she had it underneath her and a pair of sunglasses just in the cart when she left. She was in the mark cart out there. >> Okay. >> She had all the items beside this. She's taking the UPC. So now I've got all the some customers trying to figure out. Here they are. >> So $738 >> 73. >> How was How was the boxes? How is that $73? >> Well, you don't get >> How is that $73? >> You don't get No. >> Listen. >> No. That's funny. >> You take one item. >> That's funny. I'm not able to do that anymore. That's That's funny. >> You can't. >> That's funny. That's not $7. >> That's a shower. That's a shower. That's not $70. >> So, how you shower? >> Hold on. So, where where's where's all this coming from? >> That's a change of clothes. >> Stop. Stop. Sit down. That's a change of clothes. >> Where's all this coming from? I took I'm in it. I took it. John's little shower. Change my clothes. Okay. Change my clothes. >> Where Where did they Where did they find this from? >> Me. Me. Me. My book bag. >> Loss prevention staff report that she rode around the store on a motorized cart, selected items, removed UPC labels, and went to the restroom where she allegedly concealed more goods. being charged for percentage of the items that you select because you you split the items up. >> I got one steal in your order, bro. That's not $7. [laughter] >> Listen, the items that you selected. All right. >> So, what we do >> a couple change I change clothes. >> You took one pair of underwear out of a seven pack. >> And let rest them there for you. >> You damaged items that we can't sell. So, you've taken that's the entire >> It's okay. Just right now. >> Okay. My mic. I can't stand up for my mic. >> Okay. What happened? >> So So what exactly happened? >> I I know. I >> Hold on. Hold on. Just >> How does he know? >> Settle down for a second. >> Okay. [laughter] >> And I'm going to talk to you. >> No, it's all right. He'll tell you why I did. >> Damn, mother. >> Oh my god. >> He rode around on a mark cart. >> That's That's not a broken record. You want to walk around? >> That That's fine. I I don't I could care less why you have to ride around one of those things. >> Oh. Oh, >> okay. >> Wrote around on a mark cart selecting items off the shelf. >> Okay. >> And concealing them. >> At one point she went into the restroom. >> I had that for me, not for stealing. I did I did all I did in the store. >> Just I'm telling him what to do. Just chill out. I mean I would I would stand there and death >> her she would go around [snorts] ask me I told you >> I'm talking to him >> I will talk to you in a I will talk to you in a second. >> Okay then then give give me your story real quick then. >> No go ahead. He knows she wants you want to talk so bad. Give me your side. Surveillance footage shows her taking and hiding items before exiting through the general merchandise stores without paying. She insists she put some items back and was too nervous. >> Any video is the other video the one of her. >> Yeah, that's when she was concealing the items. Okay, >> there's a lot of videos. If >> I can write it down on a statement that I did if you want me to. >> Well, just as part of my job is I have to There's no >> You have there's no there's no easy way easy way for it. We have to take sets. We have to take regardless. But I I appreciate it though. >> I just want to shower. >> All right. She going to come right here and she's she does the same thing. She'd go multiple times. >> I don't I >> So this is the last >> I don't do this very often. >> So she goes in here and this is the boxers. This is the red boxers. You see it? >> I dropped like four times. >> Yeah. This is where some of the merchant the UPC's are in here. That's where she found them. >> And she all she does is put them on the chair and she sits on the boxes. >> When she has the pair of sunglasses, she locks them into the other way. >> Okay. >> The last two I put one back. >> Okay. So, she basically gets a >> I'm so nervous it took me 3 hours. >> There's the sunglasses right there. Okay. >> Well, it took me 3 hours. Why? I was so nervous. >> Yeah. So then, so basically she loads it all up right there and then that's the back. I take if you see I take out I put it back. I I took 3 hours. >> So did you? >> When questioned, she admits to taking items, but claims she came to buy gel pens and decided instead to take clothes after realizing she had worn the same ones for 3 days. >> That's all I took. I just wanted to shower. >> Did you get the gel pens? >> No. Nope. I need to get you jump in. >> They're too weird to demon. >> Okay. >> Um >> Okay. Well, just so that way we're on the same page. Obviously, it's not reaching level. I think we need to charge burglary or anything, but if you if you come in here with the intent to steal, >> it's bumps it up from, you know, mismear theft to class 3 felony. All right. So, let's >> completely stop the theft in general. All right. So, I completely stop stealing stuff in general. >> If you watch me, if you watch me, you'll clearly see. >> Yeah. Yeah. And that's and like I said, I'm just telling you if if your full if your full intent was to come in here to steal, you that can be bumped up to a burglary. Okay. >> And then I thought, man, I >> Officers warn her that entering a store with intent to steal could elevate the charge to burglary, a felony. Initially, they consider issuing a citation, but later verify she gave a false name. >> This lady gave me like 10 bucks, and I call her a lot cuz there's nothing else to do. So, I'm standing here thinking, "Man, I'm going to regret that. Right. >> So, I'm just So, I'm just issuing you say ordinance. I'm going to get you out of here. So, give me like five minutes. I just got to fill out a piece of paper, give it to you, and get you out of here. >> Are you want trespass from the store or is it just >> It's your first time as far as I know. I don't I'm not going to trust that. >> I really I told him immediately. >> Yeah. And and we appreciate that. But so, hang tight for just a second. Be cool with them. I'll be back in here in just a minute. Okay. >> Just a minute. >> Yep. She's lying about her name. It's Michelle. Once identified as Michelle, officers arrest her. She complains about broken ribs and resists slightly claiming she can't move her arms properly. >> Okay. >> So, going to hook her up. >> Yeah. >> Take her straight to then. We're uh >> All our processing rooms are full. >> Yeah. >> Why you lying about your name? >> Huh? >> Why you lying about your name? >> I'm sorry. I got them. >> Is Al Cole's counting? Just leave it. >> Uh, no. I have both. >> Both. What's it for? >> Um, Mr. Cord. >> Okay. >> I'm the hospital. My rib is broken. I'm not going to twist and then I'm going to the hospital. >> My rib is both of them. >> Two hands pocket for me. >> Well, don't. Okay. >> So, going pull my boxes up so you don't see my ass. Can I do that? Jesus Christ. I'm not going to hurt nobody, bro. [ __ ] godamn, bro. >> Michelle, we don't know that. So, listen. >> You don't know that. You don't know that. I I just I just told everything I did and and cooperate and you know I'm not going to hurt nobody. It's common sense, buddy. >> Okay. >> [ __ ] >> Go ahead and put your hands back. Okay. >> You can't I cannot put my arm like that, bro. My rim is broken. >> It's literally [laughter] broken. Can I do it like this? >> If you calm down, >> I've been in pain like 3 days, man. >> Okay. >> She's issued a trespass notice banning her indefinitely from all Walmart and Sam's Club stores. She says she's homeless and wanders from place to place >> informing you that you are trespassed from all Walmarts indefinitely and Sam's Club. So if you ever go back into a Walmart, they figure out who can then there will be trespass charges with all that. Okay. And Walmart will pursue that. Okay. >> All right. >> All right. This way. >> All right. So your rib or is your >> No, it's my rib. >> Your rib. Okay. >> Yeah, it's my rib. >> Okay. [snorts] >> Okay. >> Like 2 and 1 half hours if I can even get here, man. >> Yeah. Where'd you come from? >> Well, I'm walking. >> Are you living in town still? >> Yeah. >> Where you living at now? >> Just We're just everywhere. Everywhere I can. Okay. Have a seat. Be careful when I can do this. Oh god. Oh god. Help. My leg. I got >> During transport, she recognizes one of the officers recalling previous arrests. She repeats her claim of a broken rib and requests to see a doctor. >> You You arrested me? Yeah. With with Bird. >> It's first time I arrested you. >> Who was it? >> This first time ever. >> No. Who Who's with Brewer all the time? >> Glidewell. >> That's who I thought you was. >> Shortact. Oh, come on now. He wants to the short one. Yeah, >> I'm way I'm way taller than him. >> I know. I'm the only reason why Jeff knows me so good. He picks me up every because we're from the same town and he now I called. He thought he's off today. And I said I I called I called the police station cuz I wanted to walk to Walmart, but I didn't want Brew to get me. So I asked him would it be a good time I could talk to Brew. He says Brew is not working. I said good. I'm going to Walmart. Oh. Oh god. Oh god. I just want to go to the doctor and >> and that's something they can arrange here. Okay. I just got >> I'm not going to take you to the doctor. >> If you have a broken If you have broken your rib, obviously explain that to them. Explain what you got going on and we'll take care. >> Have you ever been to jail? >> No. >> Yeah. None of that works. >> Okay. >> Well, we can let our nurse take a look at you when she gets in. >> Nurse, come on, bro. I'm not lay on bro. I'm going to lay on concrete with a broken rib without getting to you. That's smart. >> Come the on, bro. >> You're not laying on concrete. >> Every time you lay on my lip, it's concrete, bro. >> Oh. >> So, you broke your rib. >> I broke my rib, bro. >> You broke a coffin. >> Yeah, it's coughing. You ask doctor if it's possible. >> That was three weeks ago. >> No, it it was just broke two days ago. It ribb broke it. If we just understood my head and broke it and look just just but I promise you the doctor will say the same thing I'll say bro >> my mind >> Michelle a repeat offender tried to avoid arrest by faking an injury and dramatizing her situation but officers confirmed the theft identified her real name and arrested her for shoplifting. Honesty and accountability always catch up with you. Lies and excuses only make things worse. Stealing, no matter how small or justified it seems, always leads to greater consequences. But this is still not the worst case. Just wait until you see this next one. >> But he said no. >> Okay, that's fine. Go to my coffee shop and go. I seen him. He >> That's fine. If you want to go there, that's fine. >> Can I take you there? >> No, we're we're not going to just take you all around the city. Okay. Officers respond to a Circle K on Feb 1, 2025, where a woman named Fanta claims her aunt paid someone to throw acid in her face. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> Okay. I know what I told. Um, I have my stuff at the Permits by Chinwood and my auntie paid for money to throw acid on my face. And >> your your aunt what? paid them to throw acid on my face cuz her husband had escaped prison and her her ex her ex escaped prison and I guess I was I didn't know I was at her apartment so I guess she paid them to throw acid on my face and stuff and I had my stuff at that department is in the lobby and I needed a ride to go get my stuff because if I go there acid on my face nobody's going to help me or nothing cuz my phone is off and I don't want to get acid thrown in my face and I don't want to we need to go before they throw acid in your face too cuz you know >> I'm not super worried about someone throwing acid in my case. But uh so where is your stuff? >> At the apartment in the apartment building by uh Chairwood >> in the apartment building. >> Yeah, it's like inside the inside it's like the the next one. We have my highrise or something. >> It's in the lobby. >> Yes. I my suitcase is >> All right. So here's what I'm going to do. I'm going to call the district car over there and I'm going to go and see if your stuff's in the lobby. >> I don't I don't I don't My surgery going to be a lot of money. >> Huh? >> My surgery is going to be a lot of Whenever they throw that ass in my face. There's going to be a lot of money for my surgery. >> I don't know. Yeah, let's let's make sure nobody throws at me in the face. Okay. Um, give me a minute. I'm going to make a phone call. Uh, >> officers coordinate with another unit to locate her belongings in nearby apartment buildings, but they struggle to identify the correct lobby. She becomes increasingly distressed, fearing theft or harm. >> Son's diaper bag in a black suitcase. All right. >> Hey, Fanta. Yeah. >> You all right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Uh, so I have an So, it's in the Channel Wood, like the high-rise building in the lobby. Okay. So, there's an officer going over there now to look for your stuff in the lobby. Okay. So, if you can find it, we'll just meet up with him. That way, we can avoid going over there >> to the transit center because I don't My mom is out of town to next month. I have to find somewhere to go. >> Okay. Well, hopefully we can uh hopefully he can find your stuff. We'll get we'll get with him to get your stuff and then uh I can give you a ride at the trans center if you want. Thank you. >> Yeah. >> So, he checked the one building. So, he's checking two buildings. There's two buildings over there. >> He checked the one building and there he said there's nothing in this lobby. He checked the community room. There was nothing in the community room. >> All my stuff. >> So, he's checking one more build. He's checking the other building. >> Yeah. I said the camera to my Oh my god. I don't want to have all my Oh my god. So, we're having a hard time determining which building you're referring to just cuz there's so many apartments over there. There's two like large buildings and then there's like all the apartments around it. You're talking about one of the two large buildings. >> All right. So, he's checking both of those large buildings. All right. >> My son, my everything. Oh my god. >> Oh my god. I mean, if the other thing is is if you left them in the lobby, maintenance may have come in and put them in some kind of lost and found. Like, >> we have to ask them. >> Well, it's it's Saturday morning, though. >> It's like a prison. It's not going to escape to a destroy or take my >> Eventually, officers confirm her bags have been found and arrange for her items to be delivered to the transit center. Fanta continues expressing paranoia about people targeting her and insists she doesn't want to be harmed. >> Looking at me like that. >> It's not It's not brown. >> Brown. >> Brown. >> She It's just There's a lot going on. >> Yo. Yes, it's brown. It's brown. Is it two bags? Like is it two bags with it? Like a black bag. A little black bag. Yes, that's it. >> Is this it? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> I don't want to have I don't I don't want this to destroy your face. I don't want nothing to happen to you. It's going to burn, sir. >> Okay. Oh my god. >> Listen, there's there's an officer there right now, okay? He's with your stuff. >> Um, >> so here's what has to happen, okay? I can give you a ride. We'll meet up with him to get your stuff. Uh, you cannot have your purse with you in the back. Okay? So, that has to go in the front. And you can't you obviously can't smoke. >> All right. Go ahead and hop in. >> All right. He's loading up your stuff and he's going to meet us at the transit center. Okay. >> And then sir, um, is this boy that rides his dino at Rondon? This girl, his ex Jada said she have his baby and and stuff in a U-Haul truck and I'm supposed to be the one to knock the back of door. I'm like, no, because she going to shoot me in my eyes. So, I'm not doing that. She better she better tell the police where to get him to the board of his baby. >> Well, I just stay away from all of them. >> Excuse me. Is that the police officer with my stuff, sir? >> Okay. Oh my god. Please don't throw this on my face at the transit, please. You know how many >> At the transit center, officers caution her to remain calm, avoid yelling, and simply wait for her bus. They warn her that disruptive behavior could lead to a hospital trip instead. Have >> no idea who you are. Okay, so listen, we just asked him if he was your uncle. He said no. >> Okay, that's fine. I'm good. I'm going to go to my mom shop and go talk to him. He >> That's fine. If you want to go there, that's fine. >> No, we're we're not going to just take you all around the city, okay? But here's the deal. >> You're not going to be in there waving your arms around, screaming, yelling, causing disturbance. I I sat there and I just watched >> I just caught my my auntie's husband at a train. [clears throat] I out of nowhere. He never come here. >> Okay, I apologize. >> I don't want you in there yelling. If you're going to wait for a bus, you sit in your seat, you play on your phone, and you be quiet. Okay, that's a reasonable thing to ask anybody, right? Okay. So, if if we can't do that, then we're going to have to start looking at taking you to the hospital because because you're not going to sit here and scream and yell, okay, and cause a disturbance for everybody. Is that fair? >> Officers inform her she has an active warrant in Summit County for trespassing into a habitation. Shocked, she denies it, insisting she had already been to court and was told it was closed. Hey, Fanta. >> Is something wrong? >> Yeah. So, you've got a little warrant we got to take care of. >> I got a what? >> A warrant? >> Now I have a warrant for where? >> For Summit County. >> For what? I never had a warrant though. For what? I don't Now I have a warrant. All of a sudden, out of nowhere, I have a warrant. >> Well, no. You had a warrant the whole time. >> No, when for trespassing into >> into a habitation. >> What did I >> So, listen. Oh my god. Now I have to go to Bro, this is Now I'm going to jail for no reason. It's not no reason. >> I have to go to jail for what? >> What did I Oh my god. >> What did I do now? >> It's just a warrant. >> Oh my god. >> She becomes emotional repeatedly saying she never trespassed and never knew about the warrant. Officers explain they don't control the warrant. It was issued by the county and they are required to take her in. >> No, I didn't, miss. I went to court and I went to court and they said that they said that the court was closed. Yes, I did. >> The courts are not closed. >> The court when I went to court that day, they said the courts was closed and they didn't give me a day to go back. >> Oh my god. Y'all putting me in jail for no reason. >> Maybe it's just a matter of going to a court date. >> Yeah, but Oh my god. No, I have to go to jail. God, where am I? >> And the jail wants you. The county wants you, so you have to go. >> Y want me in jail for no reason. >> I don't want you in jail. I don't care. >> No, no, cuz I a war for trespass. I didn't trespass nowhere. That was taken care of a long time ago. >> Oh my god. >> We don't have a say in the matter. Okay. >> Why can why said why do I have to go to a warrant? Obviously, I made a war in front of Summit County Jail said you have a warrant and that they want you. So, because of that, you have to go. That's not >> Do you have anything on you that you shouldn't have? Fanta want me in jail for no reason. >> While being searched and prepared for transport, she pleads with officers to let her go, claiming she has done nothing wrong. Officers reassure her that her belongings will be tagged and held at the station. Where am I going to leave? I didn't even do nothing wrong. I >> I can't even explain to you. Do you want your phone to go with you? >> Yes. >> Okay. Where is your phone in here? >> No, you touching my ass. >> I'm using the back of my hand. Okay. I just got to make sure you >> your phone, Santa, what you call my mom or something because I didn't do nothing at you for Oh my god. >> It's a warrant. It's a warrant. >> But I never had a warrant before for this place for trespassing. Now all of a sudden I have a warrant. All of a sudden I have a warrant for trespassing. I didn't even trespass nowhere. You know how long? >> Somebody signed a warrant on you. Okay. It wasn't us. You're just showing a warrant >> there. I'm showing you. >> But he but he can little kids and do stuff like this. >> All right. I'm not going through that. So your phone is now turned off. All right. >> So just going to the courthouse. >> Your stuff is going to the police station. Okay. >> So where my purse is going? >> The police station. >> Okay. >> It's all being tagged at the police station. >> I want to go to San. Can I talk to them while I have a warrant? It's because of course. Yeah, because the warrant is through Summit County. So, yes, you'll be able to talk to us have a warrant, though. >> Well, that's up to them. Okay. That's not up to us. We are the AC police. >> I didn't do nothing wrong. >> All right. Let's walk out here. We'll wait out here for the wagon. Okay. >> Whatever the deal is with the warrant, it'll probably just be a matter of you talking to them to get it straightened out. But warrants are warrants. Okay. Go to the car. It's warm out there. Okay, we >> go to a wagon. >> Despite continued protests and tears, officers calmly guide her into the transport vehicle. She repeatedly insists she's innocent and doesn't deserve jail, but officers emphasize that warrants are warrants. >> And they never told me the next day. >> Rose the courthouse. The man was like, "The court is closed. They never told my next court date." If that's the case, then it'll probably just be a matter of you making your next court date. >> I'm not so evil. >> Okay, I need you to step right here. Go to jail. I never had a go to jail. >> That's so bad. >> Put your other foot in. >> Just put your body and say rehab and I got to go to jail. >> Watch your Watch your knee. I don't want to hit your knee. >> [snorts] >> What did I do? [clears throat] [gasps] [snorts] Can you call me if you get a warrant, please? I Please, I don't want to go to jail. I didn't do nothing wrong. Please, >> I can't just call somebody. >> But please, I don't want to go to jail. Please, please, I didn't do nothing for me. So that's what you about to do with the [ __ ] >> Wow. >> Okay, Fanta, come on out. >> You're putting me in jail for no reason. >> No, you have a warrant. That's the reason. [laughter] >> I never had a war. I have a war all of a sudden. >> All of a sudden, you have >> Oh my god. >> He has a warrant. >> I never Oh my god. >> It's not ours. It's not ours. Okay. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. Nobody's touching your butt. >> Oh my god. >> All right. So, Fanta, listen. I'm going to take this whole bag and I'm going to take it to the police station. Okay. When you get out of jail, you'll be able to come down to the station. >> Her jacket is wet. I don't know >> what to do, man. I swear to God, I didn't do nothing, bro. >> This officer But I'm getting it out of the head. >> Come on in. Watch your head. >> Oh my god. >> Duck. Duck. >> Oh my god. >> Fanta is placed in the vehicle, still distraught, while officers remain composed, maintaining professionalism despite her outbursts. Even when emotions run high, officers must remain calm and professional in handling unpredictable situations. Warrants cannot be ignored. Regardless of personal circumstances, they must be resolved through the courts. After you see the next case, you may want to think twice. It's shocking. And for more articles, subscribe to Law Zone if you liked this. >> I did do it. >> I'm having some issues with money right now. >> Um I just like bought off a new car, so it's I haven't been working lately. The case begins in Florida where officers respond to a call from a clothing store owner who suspects one of their employees has been stealing from the cash register. >> How does she look? >> She's got a long tan khaki skirt. She's got a black leather jacket. She's the shorter of the two. She looks kind of >> I have the register tape too that she pulled it like the time stamp. >> Okay, you got that on video already. >> I just have me on video but not her on video doing it but I have the time but she went over time. >> Yeah, of course. What's your phone number? Excuse me. 917. No. >> Okay. >> Okay. Perfect. All right. I'll get some pictures back to you. Okay. >> All right. Perfect. We'll give you a text. Okay. >> Um I'll try to get them at you today. >> Hello. Hey, how you doing? Cra Police Department. Yeah. >> The reason why I'm here today is because we got a call in reference to someone. I was wondering if we could talk to you for a second. Okay. >> Yeah, of course. >> Is there somewhere we can talk to her? If you want so private or you can just go in the back. >> Yeah, you go. >> Just like at the very back. >> The officers start by reading the suspect her Miranda writes, making sure protocol is followed. But when they ask the first question, her response catches them completely off guard. >> Um, I was accused of stealing money at a party, that was it. Uh, got your car. All right, I'm just going to read this out to you. All right. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can will be used against you in court. You have the right to talk to a lawyer for advice before we ask you any questions. To have a lawyer with you during questioning if you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be appointed to you before questioning if you wish. If you decide to answer questions now without a lawyer present, you will still have the right to stop questioning at any time until you talk to a lawyer. Do you understand the rights I just read you? >> Sure. >> Okay. Tell us about >> I was just looking for a tampon. I I all I was doing was trying for a tampon. I thought I started my period and I had moved this girl's bag. I only paid her back cuz I didn't want anything to happen. I didn't want it to be put on me because I'm not that kind of person. >> I'm sorry. >> And the way she was talking to me, like it felt like it was going to be >> Who was the sheep? Was it your manager or? >> No, it was um a girl at the party that I guess she had messaged me and she said like I saw you the one doing that. >> Okay. Um what's this what's this young lady's name? >> I I didn't get to know her. Um I have it on my phone. I can show it to you. >> Okay. >> Um I think it started with an A, >> but she [clears throat] said like either way I'm going to like put legal. >> Okay. Where was this party? It was at um like a memories event center like Mary >> Lake Mary. Okay. >> Well, we appreciate it, but that's not necessarily why we're here today. We're here because you're being accused of theft. However, the theft is not in regards to that party. It's in regards to something that's happened here today. >> Okay. So you have a manager um who advised us that well not manager you have one of your other co-workers >> who advised us that they left a certain amount of dollars very identifying marks >> on that and you were the only person in the store. >> According to the manager, the woman had been stealing cash during her shifts. To confirm the suspicion, the manager marked several bills with the letter J and placed them in the register. She also has the receipts of the opening of when the drawer was opened, what exact time. >> Okay. >> Where we're at right now is uh I can't promise you anything today, >> but for me, and I'm sure with officer for same thing, honesty is the best policy. Okay. So, could you tell us anything about that? >> I did do it. >> I'm having some issues with money right now. Um, I just like bought off a new car, so it's I haven't been working lately. Um, I will admit to that. So, >> was it just today or has it been in the past? >> It was today and then I've done it in the past before, but never like large amounts. >> How much would you sell? >> Probably like to >> 300 maybe was the most beforehand. It's in my bag. >> Okay. Can I go through that bag? >> Yes, sir. It's going to be in that closet. >> If I'm wasting your time, I don't want to waste it. You guys have better things to do than this stuff. That makes sense. >> No, that's no matter where it's from, man. >> Well, your time is valuable. >> All right. Do you mind Do you mind uh coming over here for me? Just to identify that's not my Can I take a picture? >> I already have all the pictures. This is going on real quick. Can you identify these bills? >> One second. You see any J so far? I have serial numbers of the other. So I got to get the serial number. >> Well, the J's I know are there's one J. There's my J's. >> There's another J here. This is the only J, but I'll get you the serial number. >> That's a J. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay, Caitlyn, I need the serial number. >> As the investigation unfolds, another officer remains by her side, calmly guiding her through each step and explaining what she needs to do next. It's a little bit more. Like I said, for me, honesty is the best policy. Only thing I can do, have you ever been arrested? >> No. >> So with with with situations that have happened, especially with things like death, you know, I can't promise you that. But you don't have a record. So that's there's no pattern there. Now that the situation out of Lake Mary, we don't that has nothing to do with us. >> Yeah. >> We're only here for for this that happened today and the stuff that's happened over time. Okay. So, like I said, you know, it's not for us to sit up there and be like, "Hey, you know, you did this to come in here or anything like that." Now, it's wrong. You have to be accountable for it, right? But it's not a situation where, like I said, it's not foreseeable that you could have a future after this, okay? >> So, I'm going to go talk with her. Um, and then uh I'll be cuz I don't want you to go back in there and I'll be back. And I have to tell you at this moment, you're being placed in investigative detention. I'm not going to put you in cuffs or nothing like that right now. We'll we'll get to that later. Okay. Make sure you uh can she have a seat for a minute? Of >> course. Have a seat. You have to look at the door. So, just bear with me. >> You have you have your customer stuff. We'll do our best to get acquired. Okay. Does does this belong to you? >> The $5 >> that was given to me from her. I have her money for coffee. The five samples. >> Hey, listen. Let me grab some fresh charges. >> Yes, I do. I added it up. It's several thousand that's been going on. You're breaking my freaking heart. I have a documentation in my car. I wasn't prepared to turn it over cuz I was trying to rule it out, but I'll show you what I was preparing for my insurance company. >> Okay, >> it's it's well over what she has here. I was hoping she would show it all what you took this morning and you didn't. So, no, let's make let's make it. >> When questioned about the missing money, the woman produces even more cash hidden in her purse. The manager estimates the theft at over $22,000, noting suspicions first arose after she flaunted a brand new Gucci purse and car. >> Where the other I told him it was in that back pocket of my bag. Like >> which one? >> The one with the zipper >> right here? >> Yeah. >> Is that the rest of it from today or? >> Yes, sir. >> She put she put the J photograph. Is this all from this business? >> Yes, sir. Okay. I'm going to put your keys back in your purse so you don't fine. You >> think that much money is going to go missing and nobody's going to notice. >> Okay. This it ain't 20 bucks. >> I'm going to look out my door cuz I tell you what I had. All right. All righty. What's your name? >> All right. Y do me a favor. Stand up. >> Right now, you're going to be placed under the rest of the death. Okay. Do me a favor. Lift your hands up. Anything. I'm not going to search you anything. I'll let them do that. Okay. 13 1360. Does that sound right? >> 307. Got one. 215. >> Does that sound right, ma'am? 1360. I did. >> The officer asks the suspect what drove her to steal. [music] And you won't believe what the suspect says. >> Before this, she took me like 300. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Cuz I was making good money before and I was working a lot of work. >> So, she cut your hours or something. Is there a reason why she did it? >> To me, I feel like it's cuz I wasn't doing anything right. So, it kind of sucked. Okay. >> So, I'm like going to jail. >> Mhm. >> Because of the amount. Um, when she first called us, she made she gave us a number and you would have gotten a notice to appear because >> you would you could have got >> Yeah, that's our supervisor now. You would have got a >> sorry memory. Despite being a longtime employee, she didn't hold back from stealing, blaming her actions on low wages. In the end, the manager chose to press charges. >> You can just look at all of it. You can have it. Um, >> and that 22,000 doesn't calculate. >> No, cuz I didn't know. I actually came in cuz I was planning on just interviewing her, >> right? >> She was not originally who I thought it was going to be. I was very shocked. I I got it down to just I rolled out everybody but her and another girl and I actually just thought it was the other girl to be honest. I'm not gonna lie to you. But now looking at all this evidence and the time clocks when she was here, it all lines up. >> Make sense? >> Do you recollect any of those things? >> Okay. >> How much do you think you've taken over the years? >> It's just this year, by the way. It's just this year. >> How many? >> I didn't keep track. I mean, you got to have a ballpark in access. >> How much was How much was your purse? How much was your car? >> How much do you think? I want to hear what you think. >> That was at a time or you missed $22,000. So, if you don't think you took that much, you got to have a ballpark of how much you do think. >> I have documentation here to show. I know. Go ahead and head north for her to pick this up. Send you a picture of it. When she's done that, that way it gives her time to >> All right. >> The woman was officially charged with grand theft for her actions. Stealing from your workplace, no matter the excuse, destroys trust and career opportunities. Short-term gain can lead to long-term legal and financial loss. And for more articles, subscribe law zone if you like this. >> I'm going to take your hand out. Put it as high as you can on that wall. >> May 25th, 2024. Police head to Target where two women have already been nabbed by loss prevention, their biggest crime so far. Refusing to hand over IDs like normal people. standing by. >> Uh I have about 19. I'm on my car cuz uh probably one has no idea. >> Officers explain the obvious. If you'd just given security your ID, you'd probably be home by now. But no, these two chose the extra long route straight to police headquarters. They have no idea they didn't bring them in, I guess. Yeah. Like sometimes you can just mess it up. Yeah. 36 northbound power. They trying to take 190 today. Um each with a different item. They've been semi-compliant. Um, >> yeah. >> Yes. >> How are you? >> Just want to let you know everything is being reported on body camera. >> They have them. >> If you have ID, this goes a lot quicker. >> Like, we didn't even have to get involved. >> You have ID on you. We're taking her more. So, >> yeah. All right. Stand up. Well, I have my ID. >> Give you back. Left to right now. Give it back. >> Can I give you now? >> Nope. Give it to me in a minute. >> Do you have ID on you? You don't have any ID? >> So, the way this process would have been is you would have given them your ID. They would have given it to >> York and then you guys would have gotten released from here. >> But because you guys didn't want to give your ID >> because you didn't want Hang on. Hear me out. Because you didn't want to give ID. We're >> time for the official starter pack. handcuffs, searches, and questions like any weapons, any sharp objects, any dignity left. Officers check their bags and surprise a shirt and sunglasses magically morph into stolen merchandise. We're >> here now. We're going to bring you to police headquarters. You're going to get processed at headquarters and then depending on if you have warrants or anything, if you don't, you'll be out. >> The total is going to be >> Put your hands on the wall, please. >> Uh it'll be 150. >> Uh 15. >> Put your hands on the wall. What are the rest of this 40? >> Turn around. >> Yeah. 40. >> Hands on the wall. Up high. >> 40 for her. >> Hands up high. >> You have a picture of your ID. >> I'm looking for the wall. >> Let me look over here. >> You have anything that's going to be sharp or anything like that? Anything that's hidden pockets? >> Yo, you have your phone on you? >> Yeah. >> I have >> What's tied in here? Just a tie >> on the back of your shirt. >> It's just tied up there. with back my hand on body camera. I just want to make sure you don't have any weapon inside your waistband here. All right. Put your hands behind your back. >> Don't worry. That's >> most comfortable way is if you're praying. You're >> right. We're taking you now. >> Have you ever been locked up before? >> Have you been arrested before? Put your phone in there. Turn your phone off. No. Just put it all in there. Whatever you have. Uh sunglasses, everything. Just take it off. I can stick my finger in here. It's not too tight. >> You put a warrant, right? >> Fingers in there. I'm going to tighten uh lock it so it doesn't tighten. >> Where's your uh license, miss? >> Where's your license? It's not in your wallet. >> It's not in this purse. >> This isn't your license? >> Also, there was boss. That's also our merchandise. >> Loss prevention confirms. Yep, they did indeed forget to pay for a Good Fellow's t-shirt. It's not exactly Oceans 11 material. >> What's your merchandise? >> The Good Fellows t-shirt. >> Just give Did she pay for it? No. No. Just give it back. It's fine. Just take it. >> I'll add that to the photo. I'll bring it down with the receipt. I'll make a new receipt. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Um and I'll bring that down. Oh, just And whenever you guys get the chance fragrances, too. >> I don't believe so. >> 78. Case number 24- probably two >> 2278 say thank you. >> Thank you so much. No problem. >> I'm going to I got to go get a new one anyway. So, I'm going to make a new one. >> Yeah. >> Cuz with this, I think it's going to break. >> Uh, is this your backup, >> ma'am? Your phone's in here. Your sunglasses are in here. Your back. >> Is that yours? Is this yours? >> All right. Just take it. That's fine. >> That's what Roger was trying to find. >> What about this? >> Um, no. That's >> Where's this from? Versace. I don't want to show anyways. All right. Ready? >> All right. Come on, guys. >> Come on. Walk up. Now there Follow me in the back. >> Put your chest up against the back of this car, please. >> The duo gets chauffeured in style police SUV edition. Officers remind them, "If we find anything in the car, it's yours." Translation: Don't even think about stashing snacks in the seats. >> Yep. Have a seat. This car has been checked before my shift. If there's anything in here, then uh it's obviously yours. >> Do me a favor. You're going to look left. I'm going to lean around you. Nope. Sit where you are. Just turn your head left. I'm going to the other way. >> Sit. I got you. I got you. >> Sit. Sit where you're saying. Turn your head left. >> Yep. >> Thank you. Do >> you have anything that's hidden in your bra or anything like that? Now's the time to tell me. >> Anything? >> Anything stuffed inside your bra? 30. >> Uh there's nobody reporting a sick person here at Starbucks. >> Do you have anything? >> Is this your uh the DL from Florida? >> Sorry. Calling my county. We'll give him a call back. Turn your head that way. Keep walking. I'm going to take it off in literally two. >> At HQ, the fun continues. Shoes, socks, jewelry, hair ties, basically everything short of dental fillings are removed to make sure nothing else is hidden. >> Two less than 2 minutes. torso. >> Yeah, like 190 or whatever if that. All right, stand on the face of the wall. Okay, more. Relax your hands here. Face the wall, please. I'm going to take your hand out. Put it as high as you can on that wall. >> Take off earrings, your necklace, and your hair. >> All right. Have a seat. Inside that bin, you're gonna take your jewelry off. Head pair piece. >> Yeah, I put it on the table. Justin, >> she has a picture on her phone. >> Sorry. You want to apologize to me? No pockets, right? Nothing on your shirt. Okay. Obviously, take your shoes off. No other hair ties in. Nothing like that. Take your shoes off. that came last night pretty bad. I blew that >> all yours back. >> Everything's going to be in that bin. When you get released, you're going to get it back. >> Same thing with everything in your purse. Nobody wants anything in their purse. Everything's our cameras in here. and the uh hair clip in your hair, please. >> All right. You have socks on. >> All right. Let me see your shoe. >> Take your >> officers even check socks and feet. It's like airport security, only less glamorous and way more awkward. >> Take your socks. You're going to turn them inside out. And let me see the bottom of your feet, please. >> Nope. You can sit. >> Sit. Let me see the bottom of your foot. Let me see your sock. >> Put it back on. >> Yep. Same thing with the other one. Turn it inside out. See the bottom of your foot? >> English. >> Go. You right ear. Lefty. >> Let me see your left hand. >> Scoot over. >> Yeah. Stick my finger in there. It's not too tight. It's uncomfortable, but it's not tight. All right. In a moment, uh, detective, we'll be with you to speak to you. Okay. But we were there. >> Terminating body camera. So, just >> both suspects were officially arrested, transported to police headquarters, and charged with shoplifting. Refusing to cooperate only escalates a situation and leads to harsher consequences. Honesty and compliance can often resolve matters more quickly and with less trouble. After you see the next case, you may want to think twice. It's shocking. And for more articles, subscribe law zone if you like this. >> I think >> police in Saucus NJ respond to TJ Maxx on May 29th, 2025 for a reported shoplifting. Store provides receipt of stolen items. looking at TJ Maxx 39. I'm fine. >> How are you? >> I know we got body cameras on. Appreciate that. >> How you doing? My name is Chris. >> How you doing? >> This is a copy of the receipt of what the merchandise tried to walk out with. Uh, >> turns out Ana Lisa is no rookie. She's already been busted at Walmart, Marshalls, and yes, this same TJ Maxx. Consistency is key. Right. Officers find a bag filled with items from multiple stores. It's basically a greatest hits collection of stolen merchandise. >> It's a female. >> She's known. You guys have locked her up before not even a year ago. >> Yes. Her name is Anna Lisa Cologne. >> She's because of her. I'm Tik Tok famous. Thanks. >> Where is she? >> She's in the office right now. Just to let So >> Okay. >> I went in there trying to be cool. It was calm and it's not helping. So, >> someone said there's other merch involved from other stores. >> Yes. So last time she was here, she stole from Walmart and she stole from across the street Marshall. Same concept. There's merchandise in that bag. All of it, half of it's Marshall, maybe some of it's Walmart. I haven't gone through all of it. I wanted you guys to do that. I didn't want >> How do you How do you know it's other stores involved? >> This is based off her >> obviously, but well, based off what she did last time, and it's the same mo now. Her bag is full. >> Police confront her. She admits to cosmetics and candles, but tries the classic. Well, not everything is stolen defense. >> Yeah, I'll be down. Good. How are you? >> Good. >> Lisa gentleman Spieler or officer Spieler Sergeant Mander everything's on audio and video recorded. We're here to investigate a shoplifting. Do you have anything in your belongings or on your person? >> No, I feel >> okay. Where is that stuff? >> We brought it to the front so we can get a receipt for you guys. >> Okay. Do you have ID? >> No. What about the other stuff from Marshalls? You said >> that's all in that in that red bag? >> Yeah. Um there was a couple of stuff from Marshalls. Uh, I gave it to Haley. >> Where did you >> Yeah. >> So, I'm going to read your arrest real quick. Okay. You have the right to man silent and you say can be used against you. You have the right to have an attorney. If you cannot afford one, one will be provided before you. Uh, you can uh decide to waver these rights at any time. Do you understand? >> Okay. So, did you take items from TJ Maxx? >> Yes. >> Okay. Did you take items from other stores? >> From Marshalls, but I gave them to them already. >> Okay. Where did you put these items? >> Um, they were in my bag. >> Which one? >> They ask for receipts. She claims she paid officers. Cool. Let's see them. Anna Lisa crickets. A few rounds later, she crumbles. Okay, fine. I stole it. >> You show me receipts. >> I didn't ask for a receipt. >> Usually you get a receipt though. >> So, when I go bring you over there and we look at cameras, are they going to show me that you're stealing it or are they going to show me that you actually paid for it? This is nothing >> cuz I'm going to bring you over there and I'm going to we're going to find you on camera and then what what what's going to happen? What's going to say what's it going to show me? That you actually went to register and pay for this stuff or you didn't. Don't lie cuz there's no need to lie anymore. We're beyond that. >> What did >> you That's what I thought. All right. So, what else is in there that you stole? >> Take everything out. That's all sold for taken without paying. >> I think >> I got four. >> Hello. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. You're good, Anna. All right. Let me see. B the whole thing is you took >> What's yours? That's why >> this is all yours. >> Uh-huh. >> Why is it still in the package? >> Because that's the way they sell them at Five Below. >> Where's the receipt? >> Where's the receipt for that? >> I didn't ask for a receipt. >> I don't know. That seems to be your MO. You didn't ask for it cuz you stole it. >> More stolen stuff. Surfaces. Walgreens check, Target check, Anna Lisa cycles through denial, excuses, and finally sigh confession. >> We don't have proof >> from where just take it. Just just take it. It's fine. I I can't remember. Just take it. >> Stand up. Stand up. >> Stand up. Turn around. Put your gun back. You're not playing this. Please. Please. >> I know. I know. I'm sorry, but you did find a trespass. I'm not even here, bro. I told you don't come back to my stores. You don't listen. >> You need help, get it. >> Back here is not helping you. You're tiny. You're so tiny. >> Yeah, she got tiny. >> I can't help you. >> Please, please. >> She's not. So, whatever belongs to Marshall is going to have a bar. for you. >> That's the easiest way for me to like help you out. >> It's up to you. I can separate it for you and then bring it that way or unless you want to do it. >> Call 40. >> Let me see. >> 40. Do we have a phone number for somebody from Marshall's um LP? Do >> you have anything on you? Where's that? >> What's going on in your corner? Right. >> Yeah. So, like anything. >> Are these guys yours too? No. Uh, I don't think so. Like that. She said it was a cheap. >> Where'd you get all this from? >> I got those from Walgreens and Target. Where? >> New in Jersey City. >> I paid for them. I didn't ask for a receipt. >> When did you buy When did you buy this stuff from >> Walgreens and Target? >> Earlier today. Where are we today? >> So if we go there and look again. >> The best part, she finally gives up, declaring, "I stole it all. Just take it all." That's one way to save time on paperwork. >> Cameras. What are we going to find? >> We're trying to make this. >> How much earlier today? >> How much earlier today we talking? >> What time did you go to Target or whatever? >> Early this morning. >> This morning? Mhm. Go ahead. >> Employee of Marshalls. He's going to he's not on scene, but he's going to reach out to a supervisor and get someone over to your location. >> Some items were legit. Confirmed via Apple Pay, but most stolen. TJ Maxx tally $122. Not exactly. Oceans 11 money >> and that's from you guys or that's from >> some of it's from Marshalls. I know this is from Marshalls and then a couple other smaller items are from Marshalls. I can tell you >> the um lever here. We'll try to separate whatever >> it might be. I don't know. I know this is one and this is the other one. This one that's confirm everything else. This is marshals. >> Throw everything else in the back. >> Hold on. Oh, yeah. >> Yeah, I got you. >> I didn't want I didn't know where you wanted, but yeah. Just >> hopefully they're going to come here or maybe at headquarters. Copy that. >> Your value is still like 122, right? >> 122. Check it out. Whatever's on there, obviously, but yeah. >> Yeah. >> Do you have a bag? I bag call real quick cuz if it was cash I'd be easier but because she >> Yeah, but you pay with Apple Pay, right? Yeah, that's why >> she paid for that. I with Apple Pay. I was watching it on camera. >> So, it's Apple Pay. So, it should be able to go right now. I have I let me call >> these a debit. >> Officers discuss returns and her long list of open cases. Translation: Ma'am, your punch card for shoplifting arrests is full. You win a trip to county jail. >> Comes up on your seat at some point. She could have it back. >> Thank you guys. >> We're going to jail. >> It all depends on your criminal history. Do you have any pending cases? Last time you were arrested for by us, did you show the court? >> Um, >> if it's pending, if it's pending, you're going to jail. >> No. >> And you're probably going to go to jail. >> Can I go there? >> When we get the headquarters here, >> Brits are super mess. That's right. >> Come play some pull around. >> Yeah. You want me to start that? >> Once you get the return, we get to go, right? >> Just confirm we have a 255 on the way. >> I'm sorry. One for the top, one for the garage, one for the stable. I'll pass you the receipt for him. >> In the front, right by the door getting the return. It's up to you. >> Never mind. >> So, it's $40.50 to me. Have them come from the >> Can I use this bag? >> Yep. Whatever you use. Can I have another small bag for stuff for the >> time? Actually, right behind you, there's small garbage bags on my >> right. So, you might want to double it. >> It's only going like Hopefully. >> Oh, you know what? >> You're going to do it unless you're a Nick fan. >> Thank you, bro. Appreciate that. I'll walk out. >> Yeah. I'm going to go There's one truck on the main bus driver. All right. Sir, we're going to work on getting that now. Uh, do you want her to go to headquarters or to TJ Maxx? >> Headquarters. >> Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. >> I'm going to go to jail. >> I'm going to go to jail. Oh my god. >> Maybe we could get a two that we have two now. >> Final count, Five Below, Walgreens, Marshalls, Target, TJ Maxx. Basically, a full shopping center crime spree. Anaisa is cuffed, charged, and chauffeured to jail. Crime always catches up. No matter how many excuses or denials, the truth eventually comes out. Repeated theft only leads to harsher consequences, proving that change is the only real way forward. But this is still not the worst case. Just wait until you see this next one. That was the case with a young man named Dachwin who made a bold and foolish move on December 6th, 2022. Just 24 hours after swiping merchandise from a Best Buy, he returned to the same store, seemingly unfased by the risk of getting caught. His overconfidence would soon catch up with him. >> All right. Well, can someone show us a security video? Cuz I'm going to have to prove that he stole something first before I can put my hands on him. >> Can you go? Is that him right there? >> Yes. >> And y'all can positively identify that it was him who stole yesterday. >> I have the sunglasses on yesterday. >> Okay. So, all three of y'all saw him shot yesterday. Oh, what did he take? >> That PS4. >> He He took what? >> Hang tight, boss man. >> Me? >> Yeah. Hang tight. >> Yes, sir. Not free to go right now, bro. Hang tight. [music] Oh, come here. Stand right here. >> You got anything on you right now? Any guns? Anything? I >> ain't got nothing. >> You care if I check just make sure you got any guns on you? I >> ain't got nothing on me. >> Is that just a bottle opener right there? Or is that just a pocketk knife? >> No. Yeah. >> All right, man. Oh, don't reach for it. All right. >> One of the officers recognized Deen as he casually strolled toward the exit, acting as if nothing had happened. They weren't about to let him slip away that easily but without concrete evidence in hand, making an arrest on the spot wasn't yet an option. >> So, so, so, so I, so I'm not going to lie to you. I'm just I'm going to tell you what the gig is. Just that way you know why I'm stopping you. Okay. We're here working a shot investigation. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Now, did you shot with anything from here yesterday? If you if you did, just be honest with me. >> I didn't even I was going to go to change my mind. >> You were going to do what, sir? I was on the road to [music] plasma. Then I changed my mind. >> When? >> Yesterday. >> All right. So, did you come to the store at all yesterday? >> No, I came by the store. Like I walked by the store. >> You walked by the store? But you didn't walk in the store at all? Nothing like that? >> I didn't go in the store. >> And what kind of clothes you have on yesterday? >> Just so I can go down there and just and just confirm that you went down there yesterday. >> No, I did say I did. Now, you just said you said I didn't go. I said I changed my mind. >> Right. No, I'm talking about go down there to Plasma. You said you [music] you said you walked by the store >> to go to Plasma. >> No, I walked by this store. I thought you were talking about here. I walked by here. >> Yeah. >> Right. But you said you went down there to to the uh to the plasma place. Right. >> I only went to use. >> Den claimed he hadn't even been to the store the day before and insisted that the person caught on camera wasn't him. He pointed out that he was wearing completely different clothes than the suspect in the footage. To make matters more suspicious, he told officers he didn't have any ID on him, explaining that he had left it in someone else's car. >> You got any ID on you, brother? >> Do you got an ID on you? >> No. [music] >> Do you have an ID? >> No, my ID got uh I left my ID in somebody uh car. >> When did you do that? >> Like probably a month ago. >> Man, how' you uh donate any plastic? You got to have an ID to do that? >> Because I was already don donated plasma before I lost my IV. So you were donating plasma before you lost your ID? >> Yeah, >> I was already donating before I lost my [music] ID. >> But you don't have to have an ID to actually go in there anymore. >> No, not after you did the first time. >> Okay. >> Legit, we can walk down there and get >> I'm going to go down there in a second. >> Are you on sunglasses at all yesterday? >> No. >> No. >> No. No. I mean like outside something just that way you know something to positive just be like, "All right, cool. He is here." and then I let you go. >> As it turns out, a specific article of clothing would be the detail that ultimately gave young Duckwin away. While this physical appearance alone made the connection pretty clear, the matching clothing served as that extra piece of evidence officers needed. However, taking him into custody wouldn't be as straightforward as expected. What should have been a simple arrest quickly turned into a much more complicated situation. That don't mean everybody. You know how many people black and white shooting, bro? You told me you wearing a black sweatsuit. >> No, I ain't saying no black sweat suit. I said blue. >> Tight. >> Blue. Yeah. >> Right there. >> Mhm. >> This is where he grabs the headphones. You can see him walk around. He disappears for a second, [music] comes right back, walks right over. >> That's where he walk right out. >> Passing on point. >> Yep. 427. [music] >> Can um >> 427. >> Cool. I need you to download all that for me. put it on a drive for me and I need to list everything that he took like a receipt >> and all that and the values of it. >> Put your hands on your back. Put your hands on your back. Got one. I need 108 now. 18 sneeze, bro. >> We're fighting. >> Turn around. >> Once Dawkins was finally placed in the back of the police car, the tough act crumbled. The young thief broke down in tears, crying and even calling out for his mother. It's a scene officers have witnessed time and time again. When the consequences become real, the bravado quickly fades. Damn, bro. Sorry. >> Sorry. >> Good. >> Yeah. >> Fight. All of us. >> All of us were good. >> Yeah. I cut my hand, but I'm all right. >> It's a It's a small cut, but I mean, [panting] >> no. No, please. I want to go. I want to go. I can't go. I can't go. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I can't go. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm [ __ ] stupid, bro. Come on, bro. Please. No. God, please. I can't go. No. I can't go. Please, please. >> When it was all said and done, Taco Sears found himself facing multiple charges. He was officially charged with theft by shoplifting, obstruction of a law enforcement officer, and interference with government property, turning what began as a bold return to the scene into a stack of serious legal consequences. Think you're smarter than store security? Think again. What starts as petty theft can quickly spiral into serious charges.