Because they told you you're not allowed. >> Said you're not allowed. >> They're ain't here. That's why I come up here. You know what I'm saying? I'm not going to lie. I want a book. >> From a entitled woman caught red-handed stealing in front of manager. >> Didn't even know what I was doing. >> Two. A shoplifter drags a senior citizen into her scheme and doesn't end well. These are shoplifterss go from cocky to terrified in seconds. Come up here. You know what I'm saying? I'm not going to lie. I'm on a bus. >> Okay. All right. Let's put your letter. >> On July 19th, 2024, officers roll up to Sam's Club after a woman is accused of stealing. She immediately denies it, all swearing. She just hopped off the bus to use the restroom and apparently carried five fully loaded shopping bags with her because who doesn't travel like a mobile pantry >> right now? Okay. So, you want to try this again? Give me >> Hey, what's going on? >> What's going on? >> Yeah. When the officer asks where she got the items, her story starts shifting gears like a teenager learning to drive stick. Every answer is a new plot twist. See at the exit door is to check people's receipts. Most of the time if people bring in like their old colder hot bags to put their stuff in, they'll use that bag, but they'll still unzip it and let us scan the items inside. She she got quite a few bags and she said she just came in to use the restroom. >> Um came out. Yeah. But then coming out and she got real aggressive with the lady at the door was cussing me but walking real fast and just came over here. >> You got you want to pursue charges for theft. Correct. >> Yeah, if if that's what she she did. But I truly feel like she was taking stuff from out of here. >> She got like four or five. She got four or five. >> A Sam's Club employee explains their simple receipt check policy, but says she refused to unzip her bags, got snappy, and tried to speedwalk out with several items, including giant tubs of Cheetos. Because if you're going to risk charges, you might as well go big and crunchy. >> Like we get those 1.75 gallons of Cheetos. >> Yeah. >> So you guys do got it here on camera still? >> Yeah. I mean, no, we we caught her walking out so we I can go and pull up the cameras from her actually putting the stuff in. That takes time. >> Um but as far as us seeing her come out, yeah, she came right out and I went. >> All I want to know is you're pursuing charges. >> Staff confirm they can pull up camera footage of her bagging the items herself. It'll just take a moment. Technology is slow, but apparently not as slow as her getaway plan. >> I want to know. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. If you want to stay, uh, >> I can go back inside and just stay stay uh, if you want to go back inside and just try to get camera footage ready for me. Okay. >> I'll try and do that. >> Okay. >> Go ahead. Simple. Hey, can you face that way for me real quick? >> Put your hands behind your back on you. All right. Can you tell me I plan everything to your >> While waiting for the video receipts, the officer detains her and starts putting on the cuffs. Not exactly the quick restroom break she said she came here for. >> In a second. Okay. Give me just a sec. Okay. Here's here's I'm I'm going lock these cuffs real quick. Okay. Just a second. Try to raise your hand for me. Yep. >> Ain't got no ID on you at all by chance. Okay. >> Here's where we're at right now. You >> I've been pretty cool with you so far, haven't I? Mhm. >> Okay. I've been pretty cool with you so far, haven't I? Okay. Your name The name that you gave me is not is not a real name. >> It is my real name. Okay. You either give me the wrong last name and the wrong first name. Okay. You just spelled it wrong. I'm I'm going to double check and see what Okay. So, your last name is Right. >> Mhm. >> Correct. Okay. Middle, right? Mhm. >> Okay. Your date of birth is what? >> Okay. That that name's not coming back. So, what's what's what's your real name here? My name is >> Okay. What's your last name? What is it? >> You're not. You give me a fake name. It's not It's not I just checked your name and not getting nothing back. You got no >> The officer then confronts her about the name she gave, which fun fact does not exist anywhere in the known universe. He warns her that lying will turn this into an obstruction charge real fast. >> My ID on your >> I have nothing on me. >> Okay, I'm going to tell you what. You keep telling me a fake name. I'm I'm going add another charge for on top of theft for obstruction. Like I said, I'm I'm willing to cut you a break right here if you give me your real name. But if you give me your another fake name again, I'm I'm going to add obstruction to your uh your charge. Okay? So, it's however you want to play it. Like I said, I'm not trying to be rude to you. I I I got a job to do. You know what I'm saying? I know you're probably falling on hard times right now. I'll work I'll work through that for you. Okay? I'm going to cut you a break right now. Okay? So, you want to try this again? Give me your real name. >> I gave you my real name, sir. >> Okay. All right. >> Going to go find the name that she gave me. Last name, first name. He had a brother. Black female Illinois. Do you have a Missouri or do you have Missouri or Illinois? >> Missouri. >> Oh, it's Missouri. >> 143. Keep checking out. Missouri. >> Yes, sir. >> That blue bag? >> Yes, sir. Yep. Yep. I'm not getting not getting nothing back. She doubles down and insists the fake name is absolutely real. At this point, the officer has no choice but to add obstruction. If she committed to honesty the way she commits to this alias, she'd be home already. Add another charge till we forget where you really are. >> Do you have the information from the sand club? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> The reporting party. >> Yeah. I told her to go grab camera footage for me. >> Okay. >> Yep. I'm going to search you real quick. Okay. >> You got no idea. Actually, come here. Stand right here for me, please. No. Place that camera for me, please. Where you stay? >> Okay. her name. >> No, that lady. >> Officers search her belongings and keep trying to figure out who she is. She still refuses to provide an actual name or ID. Just vibes and mystery. >> Uh, I forgot her name. 19. >> You didn't give her name? >> No. No. That lady right there. The manager. >> Yeah. You got her information. >> Oh, I told her I told her inside the camera. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. She had dreadlocks. >> I tried. We kept it very nice. >> Okay. Well, we're we're going to take your fingerprints. We're going to figure out who you are. It would it would be it would be much easier and would be a huge benefit if you if you're not telling us the right name. We we just need to know. But like I said, we're going to take your fingerprints. We're going to find out who you are. So, we just need you. We would just would really appreciate it if you gave us a real name or if it's like a wrong date, bro. Something just, you know, Okay. So, Officer Bedw's going to get that for you. That's your real name. Okay. What's your last name? >> Okay. What's your first? >> S H A >> S H A >> N I K A >> N I K A. >> Okay. What's your name in this one? >> S coming back. Don't 10 for good. Go ahead and confirm for me. >> Eventually, she gives a totally different name. Officers decide they'll just take fingerprints since those don't lie even if she does. She's charged with retail theft and the video reminds everyone of the real comedy here. She tried to outsmart a store covered in cameras. Not the best audience for a disappearing act. Remember, lying to police only makes a simple shoplifting case much worse. Honesty could have saved her an extra charge. Stores will check cameras, so trying to bluff your way out never works. Think the last one was wild. The next thief takes it to a whole new level. Comment your guess and hit subscribe so you don't miss it. >> Because they told you you're not allowed. >> Said you're not allowed. >> Is there anywhere down? >> Nowhere. >> You don't stay anywhere? >> No. >> Where do you normally be hanging around at? >> Here. >> You hang around here? >> Yeah. >> Even though you're not supposed to be. >> Why? On July 18th, 2025 in Illinois, police were called after a woman was caught stealing at a gas station. Store staff report that Jasmine walked in, stirred up trouble, and helped herself to some items despite already being banned. Apparently, the do not enter rule did not make it onto her personal to-do list. >> Put your hands behind back. Do you understand? >> No, >> you don't understand. >> I never did. I was allowed to work. >> What's that? Is your name Jazz? Is your name Jasmine? >> Yeah. >> All right. Don't go nowhere. >> I was allowed to be. >> Hello. >> What's going on out here? >> Bro, that girl. >> Yeah. >> He's outside. She's come inside and she steal the things. >> She's stealing things today. >> Yeah. And she also misbehaved with my body and she getting message. >> Okay. >> Uh has she been here? Banned been banned here? >> She Yeah, she's banned from here. She is banned from here. >> Yes. >> Okay. All right. I'll be back in here to talk to you. Okay. >> Hi, Jasmine. >> What's going on? >> Police question her and Jasmine confidently denies ever being banned. Officers check the system and surprise she has an active trespass notice and a warrant for jaywalking out of Cleveland. Yes, jaywalking. We're really covering the full spectrum of crimes today. >> Huh? >> What's going on? >> Nothing. >> Are you supposed to be here? >> Have you been banned from here? No, >> you haven't. >> No. >> Okay. >> I'm just going to grab your information real quick. Okay. >> Okay. >> What's your first name? >> How you spell Jasmine? >> J A Z M A I >> Z M A I N. >> You're not allowed headphone. How come? How come? >> Cuz this is a tracker for the world. >> Okay. >> Don't cover you. >> Okay. All right. Well, just hang tight for me. Okay. >> Okay. >> Hey, we're going to 13 her. She's banned from here. She does have she does have warrants out of uh Cleveland for jaywalk. For j Yeah, for jaywalking, but she's banned from here. So, we're going to 13. We figure out if they're going to >> When officers tell her she's under arrest for trespassing, she pushes back, insisting everyone else is wrong. The store employees, the officers, the computer system. Apparently, they all coordinated a conspiracy just to ruin her day. Huh? >> What's going on? >> Nothing. >> Are you supposed to be here? >> Have you been banned from here? >> No, >> you haven't. >> No. >> Okay. >> I'm just going to grab your information real quick. Okay. >> Okay. >> What's your first name? How you spell Jasmine? >> J A Z M A I N. >> Z M A I N. >> Three. >> You're not allowed headphone. Why come? How come? >> Cuz this is a tracker for the world. >> Okay. to uncover you. >> Okay. All right. Well, just hang tight for me. Okay. >> Okay. >> Hey, we're going to 13 her. >> She's banned from here. She does have she does have warrants out of uh Cleveland for jaywalk. For j Yeah, for jaywalking, but she's banned from here. So, >> we're going to 13. We'll figure out if they're going to they want to sign charges or not. >> All right, Jasmine. >> What's that? >> He said, "I don't know how to." I said, "Okay, do >> Can you do me a favor?" >> Can you stand up for me? >> What? >> Can you stand up for me? >> What? >> So, by the time you're going to be under arrest, okay? >> Why? >> Cuz you are banned from here. >> No, I'm not. >> In our system, you are banned from here. I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> Stand up. >> Yes. >> We don't want to make this any harder than what it has to be. Okay. >> So, you stand up and we're going to put you in cuffs. >> I'm banned from here. >> Okay. >> I'm banned from >> because they they advise you. I want to make sure that they want to sign the charge before we do this. >> Okay. You're not supposed to be here. >> Why not? >> Because they told you you're not allowed. >> Said you're not allowed. >> Not allowed. >> Not allowed. And we banned. >> They call the store owner to double check and he confirms she's been arrested for trespassing at this exact store before. And he's ready to sign charges again like deja vu with paperwork. >> Huh? >> What's going on? >> Nothing. >> Are you supposed to be here? >> Have you been banned from here? No, >> you haven't. >> No. >> Okay. >> I'm just going to grab your information real quick. Okay. >> Okay. >> What's your first name? >> How you spell Jasmine? >> J A Z M A I >> Z M A I N. >> You're not allowed. Headphone. How come? How come? >> Cuz this is a tracker for the world. >> Okay. >> So, I'm going to cover you. >> Okay. All right. Well, just hang tight for me. Okay. >> Okay. >> Hey, we're going to 13 her. She's banned from here. She does have she does have warrants out of uh Cleveland for jaywalk. For j Yeah, for jaywalking, but she's banned from here. So, >> we're going to 13. We'll figure out if they're going to they want to sign charges or not. >> All right, Jasmine. >> What's that? >> I don't know how to. I said, "Okay, do >> can you do me a favor?" H you stand up for me. What? >> Can you stand up for me? What? >> So, by the time you're going to be under arrest, okay? Why? Cuz you are banned from here. >> No, I'm not. >> In our system, you are banned from here. I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> Stand up. >> Yes. >> We don't want to make this any harder than what it has to be. Okay. >> So, you stand up and we're going to put you in cuffs. >> I'm banned from here. >> Okay. >> I'm banned from >> because they they advise you. I want to make sure that they want to sign the charger before we do this. >> Okay. >> You're not supposed to be here. >> Why not? >> Because they told you you're not allowed. >> Said you're not allowed. >> They're in here. >> Not allowed. >> Not allowed. And we banned you. >> Uh, do you guys do you guys want her banned from here? I mean, do you guys want charges against her for trespassing? >> We already did. >> So, yes, you can ban her, right? So, but if we come back here and she's here again, you have to be willing to sign the charges. Obviously, you guys work here, so we can sign charges on your behalf, but you you guys would want charges to be signed. Does that Does that make sense? >> Okay. >> Do you guys want charges signed for just >> No, perfect. That's fine. >> I told all y'all to turn against each other. Just be shackled. Just be shackled. to each other hearts. Why? And I got the best she ever had. I promise. I didn't have it. I never lost it. You know who left it? You know who left it? Murder. And I found out the truth. She the one ate my car. >> Hello. >> Yes, sir. >> How you doing? >> Good, sir. How are you? >> Good. How? So, we have uh this Jasmine here. Uh look like she'd been banned from this location uh in the past. >> Yeah, we went her to the court. We went to like last night and we got her arrested. She was in the jail. I don't know when she got it out. So she came back start grab a stop and run away and then she was arguing with them. >> Okay. So >> can you remove her from the property? >> Yes. So So we can we will arrest her. Are you guys do you guys want her arrested? You guys willing to sign charges? >> Yeah, I'll sign it. Uh, I do have a compromis. >> Police formally arrest her, though she makes every step of the process a negotiation. Smooth compliance is clearly not part of her brand. >> Hi. >> So, listen up. >> So, this is sounds like an ongoing issue. Yeah. >> What is >> this? Hey, you've been you've been here multiple times. Yes. And you've been arrested for being here. Yeah. >> No, I haven't. >> You haven't? >> No. >> Okay. >> I never been arrested for >> you've never been arrested before? >> No. >> Okay. >> Free. >> All right. So, just so you know, they want charges signed. So, you are under arrest. Do you understand? I'm arrested >> because you're not supposed to be here. I did. >> So, like I said, >> I'm not trespassing. >> Yes, you are. No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. I'm not. >> All right. So, what's You can either stand up and put your hands behind your back or you're going to be forced to put your hands behind your back. Do you understand? >> During the search, officers gather her items and place her in the patrol car. Jasmine explains she's homeless and tends to hang around here, which is ironic considering this is the one place she's absolutely not supposed to hang around. >> We're not ready yet. >> All right, hold on. I'm going to adjust this other cuff for you so it's not super uncomfortable. >> Okay. And I'll uh and be splitting the channel. >> Norm's face now. >> Where do you stay at, Jasmine? >> Where do you stay at? >> Nowhere. >> You don't stay anywhere. >> No. >> Where do you normally be hanging around at? >> Where? >> You hang around here. >> Yeah. >> Even though you're not supposed to be. >> Why? >> Because you're banned. >> Probably. >> All right, let's go over here to this cruiser. >> You want yours or mine? You can put on >> All right. >> I gave everybody my pipe. >> All right. I'm go ahead and stand here. I'm going to make sure. Do you have anything on you that we should know about? Any knives, needles, firearms? No. >> Any drugs or anything like that? >> No. >> No. Okay. >> They drunk my pee. >> So, I'm potty trained, though. >> You're potty train. >> I'm not ready yet. >> I'm not ready yet. >> Is there anything you should we should know about? Anything inside your hair bonnet? >> I'm going to take this off. All right. >> All right. Go ahead and take a seat in there. staff show offices where she allegedly stole gummy worms valued at $453. Not exactly Oceans 11 material, but the store says this happens constantly. The owner is on his way with the security footage because nothing says drama like candy theft on camera. >> We're not ready yet. >> All right, hold on. I'm going to adjust this other cuff for you so it's not super uncomfortable. >> Okay, and I'll u face now. Where do you stay at, Jasmine? H >> Where do you stay at? >> Nowhere. >> You don't stay anywhere. >> No. >> Where do you normally be hanging around at? >> Here. >> You hang around here? >> Yeah. >> Even though you're not supposed to be. >> Why? >> Because you're banned. >> Probably. >> All right. Let's go over here to this cruiser. >> You want yours or mine? >> You can put on mine. >> All right. >> I gave everybody my pack. >> All right. I'm go ahead and stand here. I'm going to make sure. Do you have anything on you that we should know about? Any knives, needles, firearms? No. >> Any drugs or anything like that? >> No. >> No. Okay. >> They drink my >> So, I'm potty train though. >> You're a potty train? >> I'm not ready yet. >> Hey, basically. >> I'm not ready yet. >> Is there anything you should we should know about? Anything inside your hair bonnet? No. >> I'm going to take this off. All right. >> All right. Go ahead and take a seat in there. >> 38. >> There's possibly going to be more charges, too. And we had to see if she stole the stuff out of there. Oh, >> so the owner of the store uh he's coming down here to >> um to well review the footage. >> Uh obviously to see if they want try to sign you have uh so you said she stole stuff today out of here. >> Did she take stuff from what? >> She stole his package from here. >> Was it like gummy worms? Yeah, I see them all. >> Yeah, they're all over. Okay. Do you guys have like video footage of that? >> I my boss is >> Okay, so we can take care of that. Okay. I imagine he's going to want charges for that. >> How far do you think he is? >> Uh, so when I call when I talk 3:30 when I talked to him, he was 15 minutes. >> Okay. So he's fairly close. >> Yeah, he was already 3:30 maybe. >> Yeah, that's fine. Okay. >> Yeah, she's doing this. >> Yeah, that's fine. Um, I'm going to grab your information. Okay. >> No, I should. Yeah. >> Like was there any like threats any threats or anything made? >> No, no. She just say us to like we always call the police and Okay. So she told us this, "We don't call the police. You if you call the police, they can't do anything like this." >> Okay. >> Officers prepare trespassing and theft charges, noting that Jasmine keeps coming back like it's her favorite spot. Bans and arrests included. >> Who witnessed >> witnessed it and then Okay. >> Yeah. Uh I'll add her real quick. >> It's going to be theft, too. She stole that. She did steal that. >> Okay. So, just do it as trespassing and theft then for the charges. All right. The gummy worms are $453. >> Oh, you know what? >> Shoplifting right here. >> Keep going. Keep on cuz you was never supposed to do that. You wasn't. You wasn't. You accident because I was trying to kill my horse. >> All right. There's that. And then >> actually, >> does it end up being just a higher misdemeanor or does it end up being a felony if she's come back here multiple times like and she's been already like banned? >> Cuz I'm pretty sure it get doesn't it get upped if it uh >> if it's like the same thing like you know what I mean? >> I don't know. I don't know if it goes to a higher misdemeanor or if it goes to a felony. So, >> she's moved to the transport wagon, still arguing and insisting she didn't trespass, didn't steal, and basically didn't do anything except exist. >> You can step out. You got to go in the wagon. They're taking you. >> Where are they taking me to? They're >> taking you to jail. >> Why? I need to be aware for criminal trespassing. >> I I didn't do criminal trespassing or stuff at all. >> That was definitely home. No, don't step up. >> I'm a beehive. I'm so It's not even funny. >> Listen, you got anything illegal on you? They might have missed guns, drugs, nothing. Cuz if it goes into the county, it's an extra felony charge. Okay. I don't want to see that happen to you. So, nothing illegal? >> I'm going beat it anyways. >> All righty. >> I'm going beat it anyways. >> I'm supposed to be eating. >> Okay. So, I'm going to put the second pair of cuffs on first and then we'll get that first pair off. All right. During transport, Jasmine starts banging her head inside the wagon. Officers quickly intervene and move her straight to booking to keep her safe. >> You can step out. You got to go in the wagon. They're taking you. >> Where are they taking me to? They do. >> Taking you to jail. >> Why? >> I need to be >> for criminal trespassing. >> I I didn't do criminal trespassing or stuff at all. >> That was Miss Bart. >> Hi. How's it going? from my nursery home. Don't step up. I'm so It's not even funny. >> You got anything illegal on you? They might have missed guns, drugs, nothing. Cuz if it goes into the county, it's an extra felony charge. Okay. I don't want to see that happen to you. So, nothing illegal. >> I'mma beat it anyways. >> All right. Anyway, >> I'mma beat it anyways. Never supposed to be eating. >> Okay. So, I'm going to put the second pair of cuffs on first and then we'll get that first pair off. All right. I was never supposed to be in the cop. >> Why was that? >> Cuz I was in I was punished from that goddamn cop. >> Why? Cuz I did the red nose pit boy to Miss >> I turned into a Virgin Mary and beat the living [ __ ] out her goddamn nose and punch her mother >> cuz her wedding person is shot. >> Mhm. >> And life shot is Dan. >> Okay. her baby daddy cuz she never had baby daddy daddy. >> Miss Bener. >> Okay. >> She never had a baby. She gave her baby to me. Cuz I kept on hearing I'm wonders maybe. >> But she had to have the baby to give it to. >> I never died. I never died. I just turned into nature. Why? Why? Cuz nature got jealous. >> Mhm. >> Cuz the only reason why I heard I'm wonders maybe cuz it was my song got a ballerina too. All right, separate your feet for me. There's a good sign now. Hold on. That damn separate feet for me. Thank you. I get it. It's a good one. But you got to give me a second. >> I'm not talking. >> You're not what? >> I know. >> I can't hear what you're saying. All right, dude. Take a step on here. Watch your feet right there. Watch your head. I GOT YOU. I got you. >> Go ahead. >> Henry 86 Chevy Silverado >> cars be advised non5. Go ahead. for the notes. This female is banging her head against the inside of the wagon. >> Jasmine, what you doing back there? >> Yeah. Can you change the location to >> You're going to hurt yourself. Stop it. >> Jasmine, you got to chill out, girl. >> No. 1760. >> For what? >> Cuz you're going to hurt yourself. >> No, I'm not. I'm not going to hurt myself at all. >> All right, step on down for me. >> I hurt yourself. This young dead man. Why? Cuz she cannot take my >> All right, we're going right through this door. >> I'm going to keep rolling her ass out. >> She's officially charged with trespassing and theft. Exactly what staff reported from the very beginning. Remember, if you're banned from a store, returning will only turn a small problem into arrest and charges. And stealing in front of staff doesn't make you bold. It just guarantees you get caught. Think the last move was bold? This one's on another level. Drop a comment if you think you can outsmart them and hit subscribe. >> Turn around. >> Huh? Turn around. >> He didn't even know what I was doing. [music] >> October 30th, 2024. Police stop a truck driven by a 74 year old man who was just trying to give a woman a ride home. But because he didn't pull over fast enough, officers end up ordering both of them out at gunpoint. Not exactly the casual car poolool he thought he signed up for. >> Face away. Face away. >> Face. >> Get out of the car. >> Shut it off. Put your hands up. >> Hands up. >> Shut the truck off. >> Turn the car off. >> Turn it off. Turn it off. >> Step out. >> You stay in there. >> Put the drink down and step out. >> Come back here. >> Watch out. Now turn around. >> Huh? >> Turn around. Come back here. >> Stay tight. You're just hanging tight. Don't turn around on me. All right. Anything? >> What? >> All right. >> What the problem we have? >> Damn. >> Well, she might have been doing some thieing from fire. >> Have a seat. Have a seat. >> We'll talk about it. She's been in there stealing from >> Officers explain the situation. And the woman in the passenger seat is suspected of shoplifting from Majera and Grandpa here. Unknowingly played Uber getaway driver. Bad luck level expert mode. >> Oh, why don't you go? Have a seat. Can you unleash it a little bit before I get in? >> Look, I'm 74. Okay. >> I got to have you have a seat till I get her out and then I'll fix it. >> Yeah. I'm 74 and I'm [ __ ] old. >> All right. >> I got bad legs. >> Same tight. I'll crimp her. >> Let me get her out. Then I'll I'll adjust your cuffs. All right. I'll get you out of cuffs. All right. >> All right. Where she go? >> Come on. Face away. Face away. >> Face this way. You don't listen well, do you? Walk backwards. >> I've never >> The elderly man struggles physically, so officers carefully detain him while the woman refuses commands like it's her full-time job. The poor guy can barely move, and she's out here making everything twice as difficult. Cancer, >> he was trying to get into the street to park. That man was not trying to run. Oh my. >> Anything illegal? Any deer? >> No, they don't even have a record. He weren't behind the road trying to pull out of the tree. >> We're here because of you, not him. >> I know that, but I'm just saying that man didn't do anything wrong. He ran into him like he was trying to >> Anything else that you going? You shouldn't have. >> No, I just have change in my pocket. >> You mind if I check that? >> Yes, you do. All right. >> He just had my pants are falling down. >> Okay, let's come back here to the front of my car. >> I'm not going nowhere. >> Right here. And you're not falling down that far. Should I hold the tire or something? >> Yeah. >> Did he really think he was trying to run? >> Yeah, he wouldn't. >> No, he he's old. He has >> He just didn't trying to pull off the main road onto this. >> Okay. Nothing tugged in your Do you have a bra on? Yes. >> Nothing tucked in there. I don't have anything illegal. >> She insists the driver wasn't running from police and goes down the list of his health issues. Age, cancer, blood sugar, basically a medical resume. Officers remind her the stop isn't about him at all. She's the one who set off the whole chain reaction. >> Were you just that? >> Were you just that, dear? >> Yeah. >> Okay, cool. All right. Uh, we put her Yeah. in your car for now. We're going to have a seat back here. No, you're just being detained. >> There. What? >> Dodge. It's good. All right. Have a seat for me. We'll get it all figured out and I'll let you know what's going on. Is that fair? I >> I'm not being funny. My shoulder is dislocated. >> Okay. >> Do you think you can put two cups on me? >> We can. >> We can do that. >> So I can sit. >> You got to set bar. Okay. >> Just relax your right arm. >> I am. >> Okay. >> I'm sorry. >> Thank you. All right. >> Thank you. >> Who's this guy to you? >> He's just an old family friend. He really wasn't trying to run from you. He's trying to pull him. He didn't even know what I was doing. >> Well, we don't know that. >> I I know you don't know that. >> If somebody doesn't pull over immediately, >> I'm not going to say I'm not going to tell you something. I I get in trouble and I take the ball for it myself. That man didn't know. >> All right. >> All right. Have a seat for me. >> And he's somewhat disoriented as bad boy. >> She denies having any stolen items on her and says the old man had no clue what she was up to. She even admits to having prior arrests, but claims he's as clean as a church choir robe. >> All right, man. Go hop out. I'm going to put two sets of cuffs on you. >> I'm going to put two sets of cuffs on. Just relax your right arm when I take it off. Okay. >> Well, when those blue lights and sirens come on, that means you stop. You don't try to drive around us. >> Just relax. Relax. [ __ ] you. >> I I get you didn't you didn't know that she stole stuff, but >> when you see cop lights behind you, you have to stop. >> I don't want to know what you >> It doesn't matter why we pulled you over. When we pull you over, you got to stop. >> Anything illegal on you, sir? >> Huh? >> Anything illegal on you? >> No. >> Drugs? >> I don't drink. All right. You don't do drugs, nothing like that? >> No. >> Where you stayed at? >> I I live in Troy. >> Live in Troy. What brings you down here? >> Come down. >> So you don't have no ride. Is that your girlfriend or something? >> No, friend of mine. >> I don't have no girlfriend. My old lady passed away about three years ago. Just a friend of yours. >> Yeah. You spread your legs out for me. I got >> Is that truck yours? >> Yeah. >> Is that in your name? >> Yeah. I got in my >> Officers talked to the man who calmly explains he lives in Troy, has never been arrested, and was simply trying to pull into a safer spot. This was supposed to be a simple ride, not a tactical traffic stop. You ever been arrested? >> No. >> You never been arrested? >> No. 74. I ain't up in >> Turn around. Face me. >> I ain't up in lock up. >> Never been in trouble. >> Nope. >> 74. I've been in trouble. >> I'll try not to get in trouble. >> All right. Have a seat there real quick. >> Well, can I get my key out of the truck or >> We'll take care of it. I'll let you know what's going on here in a minute. Okay. Right now, you're just being detained. I don't know if you're being arrested or not. >> End of the day, like I said, >> I didn't do nothing. So, I mean, >> I understand that, but >> when you see blue lights, you have to stop. You can't just keep going. >> I tried to stop. Y'all wouldn't let me pull around the corner. What I going to do? Pull around. >> You don't want to pull in the corner. You just need to stop. >> Well, I want to get off the road. You know, you got people coming up. I want to uh >> I believe you. >> Uh my my cane in the truck. Can you get it for me? >> I'll get it. >> Okay. cuz I I have hard time standing up. >> We put two sets on you, though, so it should be a little more comfortable for you. >> Okay. >> I know you're a large man and >> Yeah. >> Well, I'm handicapped, too. So, >> I got you. >> Yeah. >> He was dumb. That's what he >> was. >> You ain't never been arrested. >> No. >> Never. >> Yeah. I've been rested before, but I mean, lately I ain't. Huh? >> You got any rock on you? >> Huh? >> You got any rock on you? >> Hey, what >> rock? I don't smoke. >> Not anymore. >> I never did smoke. >> When did you stop? >> I stopped long time ago. That that >> He mentioned some old issues involving his late girlfriend, but says he's been clean for years. Officers adjust his cuffs to make them more comfortable because of his size and disabilities. Probably the most polite moment in this whole mess. >> They found my car with my girlfriend, man. Yeah. >> How long ago was that? What? Oh, hip-hop five, six, maybe seven years ago. She put it in my glove box and they found it and they count me with it. They char me for it. Yeah. >> All right. >> I had to get my car out. They found in there, but I don't smoke. Got >> I quit that a long time ago back in ' 92, man. >> All right. Watch your legs. Yeah, I want straight back. 92. >> If you want, you can slide yourself farther back in since you're a little tall. >> There you go. >> Y >> that was 5 years ago. >> I got the EV crew coming out or something. >> Yeah. >> What's that? >> You thought the look back was only four years. [laughter] So, who got my truck? >> I got your I got your cell phone and I got your your keys to your house and stuff. Your house keys. I got >> Police arrange towing for his truck and secure his belongings. The man is visibly embarrassed and worried about the cost, which really just adds insult to injury. He did nothing wrong except pick the wrong passenger. >> Got them up here. >> But your your car is going to be at Sy's towing. I'll give you all the information. It it'll go with you. >> Okay. What's that going to cost? Get out. >> I I don't know. >> I probably might off my sister. But I will see y'all. >> You take that to the bank. >> Watch your knee. >> Like a fool. >> Have a seat. >> The woman's shoplifting dragged the uninvolved senior citizen into legal trouble. She was charged with retail fraud. Remember Don't drag innocent people into your bad decisions. The damage hits more than just you. When police lights come on, stop immediately or a simple situation can turn into a serious one. That >> Marshfield police raced to Walmart because a man decided shopping spree meant free knives with every aisle run. He's in his mid30s, rocking a camo coat, jeans, white sneakers, and a backpack. >> Camo coat, blue jeans, camo backpack, and white shoes. >> How are you guys today? >> Good. How are you? >> I'm good. >> We're walking the store for now looking for them. If you want to just stay by the exits, I believe it's camo coat, blue jeans, white shoes, and a backpack. Let's see. I coach standing out here. >> Yeah. >> There are worse things though. >> There he is. >> Mhm. >> Okay. >> Hi. >> Where is he? >> He's still running around the store. He keeps running between out there to the back bathrooms, kitchen, knives, and then back to sporting goods. How old is this guy? I had to guess probably mid30s. Me and Ronnie tried stopping him, I want to say last month, and he actually shoved her into a the breakaway doors, knocked him off the track when we went to approach him. So, >> it's a camouflage coat or sweatshirt or was it >> like a jacket with a camo backpack on, blue jeans, white shoes. >> What color is the coat? Camel. >> Camel. Yeah. And then he's got a black hood. >> Where was he last seen? Back by the bathrooms. >> Yeah. And then he started snaking back up this way. And then I saw you guys. >> Is there a way you can get out on the back side? >> No, it'll just be out the front two doors. So, you have no idea on a name though, huh? Just >> officers finally corner him. His reaction, pretend he's in Grand Theft Auto and make a break for the exit. Police say not today and tackle him right at the front doors. So, everyone in checkout gets a live bonus episode of Cops. >> All right. Well, we'll stick with you if you want to try to find him since we have no idea what he looks like. >> Yeah. >> Two more waiting on the doors. might >> right here. >> Hey, [clears throat] come here. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> He's running. >> What? on towards the salt. Stop now. Give me >> on the ground. He thrashes like a fish out of water. Cops tase him repeatedly while making sure he doesn't grab a knife. A random shopper even jumps in to help proving once again Walmart customers are built differently. >> Doesn't have a knife. >> Sir, you okay? Y I'm fine. >> Get a handcuff on him. Get his bikes. No. No. No. >> Get behind your back now. Behind your back. >> Got a taser. >> Yeah. [clears throat] >> I got it. >> Let me know when. >> Get in the legs. hate you, PAL. station again. >> Stop resisting. Keep hitting your back. >> His hands out in front here. >> Are you done? >> Stop. You okay? >> Yeah. You okay, sir? >> Okay. >> You just hang around so we can get your name. >> It'll be a few minutes. >> Don't even think about moving. >> All right. You injured? >> So, we're rolling a squad up. Are you done fighting? >> Yeah. >> All right. Appreciate it. >> Once cuffed, the hall is revealed. A cheap kitchen knife and a couple small items. Imagine going to jail because you couldn't resist the $7.99 clearance knife set. >> Is there any weapons on you? >> Where? >> My >> but on in your pockets or sweatshirt? >> No. >> We stand you up and walk the squat. OKAY. >> Do you have anything on you know about? >> No. >> Any weapons? >> No. >> All right. You done? Hop in the car. We're going to deal with that stuff. Okay. >> I knew he took one of the cheap knives and then the knife that was in his hand. He was pocketing other stuff. I'm not 100% sure what it was. It was a lot of small stuff. >> A cheap knife or you can buy that kitchen knife or something. >> Yeah. So, we have like really cheap kitchen knives. They're like a dollar. >> I'm sorry if I was here. >> No, no, no, no. We We appreciate good Samaritans like you. At the jail, officers searched the suspect's belongings for the stolen knives and other items from Walmart. >> Thank God for that old guy. >> Yeah, he uh he's good people. >> Sharpener. >> Scissor sharpener. You thought there was two knives. >> Well, there was one. >> I'm not sure. The only one I saw was up against >> at the hospital. He admits to stealing alcohol and the knife, but insists he wasn't going to hurt anyone. translation. I just wanted to make a sad shakuter board in the woods. >> I saw one very similar to that. I believe it was that one come crying flying across the room. >> After searching his belongings, the suspect is taken to the hospital to get medically cleared and officers use this time to question him about his intentions. >> You have the right to remain silent. Do you understand each of these rights I have explained to you? >> Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to us now? >> Sure. >> Okay. Obviously, you're in Walmart. You admitted to the doctor before while I was standing outside that you'd been there shoplifting. Do you know how many items you grabbed or >> two? >> Two. What are you going to do with them anyway? >> I just took alcohol and a knife. >> Alcohol and a knife? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> But what was the knife for? >> Officers worry he might escalate to worse crimes. They talk about getting him connected to crisis services because clearly shoplifting knives while sprinting through Walmart isn't a long-term career plan. >> Okay. Is there is there somebody that's been coming after you or threatening you? >> No, I just grabbed it. >> Okay. So, the thing that I was concerned with honestly is cuz like I know you're homeless and I knew you kind of been through that rigger morale. The thought that I had in my mind is like you were going to resort to even worse crimes like robbing people. Was was that not not the case? I'm just more more concerned about protection. >> Yeah. >> Is there is there anybody that we need to be specifically worried about hurting you? >> No. >> Okay. What kind of alcohol did you take? >> Fireball. >> Okay. Were you Were you planning on hurting yourself at all with the knife? >> No. It crossed my mind. Yes, >> I would like to get you help for if that's the case. Would you be willing to talk to Crisis at all? Obviously, it wouldn't affect what would happen tonight, but >> yeah. >> Okay. Do you want to talk talk to him tonight while we're here? >> It don't matter. How bad are >> Well, I I genuinely like want you to do better so that we don't have to have these interactions again. I don't think tonight was positive for anybody. I don't think it was good for you. It definitely wasn't fun for us. I'll do whatever I can, you know, with the resources that I'm given to to make sure that you get the help that you need and um we don't have to do this again cuz I really don't want you to see you in this situation again. Cuz what what's crossing my mind when I'm dealing with somebody that just stole a knife from Walmart and they're trying to run out past me, it's like what else are they going to do? Are they going to stab me? That's that's a that's a serious concern for us. I'm not saying stealing alcohol is not a big deal because honestly when you steal from the store it jacks prices up for everybody else and times are tough already and you know that. But like stealing knife, stealing weapon, that kind of gets to a whole new level and it really like when I hear that going up to a call, it makes me super concerned right off the bat. I'd prefer to figure out what's going on with you and get you the actual help that you need. So if you're willing to talk to them, I'll call them. Like I said, it's not changing anything tonight, but like in the future, maybe you'll have some resources from them that you can actually kind of fix the problems that are going on and put you in a better situation. I'll give him a call. Have you ever dealt with the crisis before? >> Hey, uh, so I'm out here with Seth. Told him that I wanted to reach out to some resources and have him talk to you. So, I'm going to hand the phone over to him. I'm just going to put on speaker. Is that okay? >> Yeah. >> Here, I'll sit on. He was hit with a stack of charges after the Walmart incident. According to the report, they include retail theft for shoplifting knives, alcohol, and other items. Resisting an officer, running from police, and fighting during the arrest. Carrying a concealed knife since he had a large knife hidden in his backpack, habitual criminality, meaning he already had a record, and this just adds to it. felony resisting causing injury because the struggle and resistance led to injury risk during the takedown. Bystanders helping cops is brave but also dangerous, especially when grandma with her shopping cart is closer to the knife fight than she ever planned to be. If you like this video, please sign up for law zone to receive more. Look out for the next Karen who will react even more aggressively. >> But they Apple headphones. I just got paid for them [ __ ] >> No, no, I didn't. >> I paid for them at the counter. >> Listen, I didn't say nothing about Apple headphones, did I? You said headphones. Yes. >> Police respond to a shoplifting call at a Walmart in Chambblei, Georgia. The suspect denies wrongdoing, claiming he paid for a pair of iPhone headphones and has a receipt. >> Sir, could you come in for a second, please? You got some items that you didn't pay for? >> No, I got um I paid for the iPhone and electronic session. >> Go ahead. But I guess they caught you on camera doing something. Can we Can we verify? >> I mean, I got my receipt. >> Okay. You got the receipt? >> Yeah. >> So, step over here for me, please. Come on out the parking lot. I'm saying I got my receipt, bro. Stop all your goddamn headphones. Listen. Stop all that [ __ ] to jail. >> I ain't [ __ ] I paid for the iPhone. I just paid for the iPhone. >> I paid for the headphones. >> We You ain't got to be upset. We just We We're really calm, man. Stop. You know what I'm saying? I got I don't know where the iPhone head, bro. You got a firearm on you? No, sir. Right here. I don't have no >> cuz I want to walk. >> Officers escort the suspect to the loss prevention office to verify his receipt. During the search, they discover stolen PS5 headphones and other items in his backpack. >> Man, I know where the headphones supposed to be at. >> I They headphones. I just got them paid for them [ __ ] >> No. No. >> I paid for them at the counter. >> Listen, I didn't say nothing about Apple headphones, did I? >> You said headphones. >> Yes. PlayStation 5 headphones. Ring a bell, don't it? All right, back. >> All right, hand me that. Better know me here all the time, but like not going to tell me being here all the time spinning [ __ ] bro. Focus on black [ __ ] bro. I paid for >> the suspect accuses store employees and police of racial profiling. arguing he is being targeted because he is black while others get away with stealing every day. >> Where show me stealing some at, bro? >> What I'm saying? You ain't That's not showing nothing. That's me at the t-shirts, bro. Like I just paid for it. >> How'd this get in your bag, >> bro? Don't show me putting no [ __ ] in my bed, bro. >> How did it get you? >> Why you worried about a pair of headphones and me? He claims to be homeless, saying he steals out of desperation. Officers challenge his story, pointing out the inconsistency between being homeless and stealing expensive gaming accessories instead of food. >> I know my name. I'm so scared. A picture ID. I'm homeless, bro. You can call my mom's name. Raphael Matthews. >> Write it down. What's your birthday? November 1st, 1994. >> They're person behind me. The world is a better place. >> Crazy. You can't survive how I live. Chilling. Oh, this ain't good. No. That look a Mexican who just stole a t-shirt on the same island. I ain't got my job. >> That's that shows he got pick and choose. Not going to tell me, bro. I come in. Come on, bro. I watch these folk do this [ __ ] You should be [ __ ] >> When asked for ID, the suspect gives false personal information and claims he doesn't remember his social security number. Officers warn him that lying about his identity could add charges. >> I know that you keep saying you happy about that though. >> You seem like you get joy out of this [ __ ] bro. >> I'm not. You making you making me pull a case though. >> You making us work today. [laughter] >> I don't want to do this. >> Y cargo. >> R A P H E A L. And I'm going tell you, man. I'm going to give you a disclaimer. I please I hope you tell us the truth, man. >> You You live You live You got a I did you did you ever have a ID? >> Well, yeah, I got ID. >> So, where your ID out of >> Jordan? >> Here's here's the thing, dude. If you don't if it don't show up, you going to jail. I'm trying to write you a ticket. >> Oh, that's that's that's my name right there. >> All right. Do you have the rapping ID? >> I don't. I'm >> all this all the I'm some headphones, bro. >> Hold on. >> It's crazy. I'm not here for you. I'm here for them. >> Write down your social. >> How do you for them? >> Write down your social for me. >> You have to call my mom. >> Huh? >> You have to call my mom. >> You don't even know your social. >> No. >> What the hell? These new age kids. >> I'm home. Don't keep none of that stuff with me. Supposed to be. >> M A T H E WS. All this is a [ __ ] hole. >> After several attempts to verify his identity fail, he admits using a fake name because he missed a court date and fears he may have an outstanding warrant. Officers decide to fingerprint him. >> Raphael Matthew. >> Man, can I can I talk to this officer right here by myself, sir? >> Who? This one? >> This the black the black guy in the middle. Can I talk to him alone? >> You want to talk to me? >> One second. >> No, for real. I mean, I'm really not the one you want to talk to. I ain't I ain't really >> No, I'm saying let me just talk to you for life. Give me like one minute, bro. >> You know what? We'll step out and let you have that oneonone talk. [laughter] That's not how it work, bro. >> You know what I'm saying? I just >> I mean, is that >> I already know, bro? You already came. You came to take a [ __ ] to jail. You want to take a [ __ ] to jail. >> Come on, bro. Some headphones. >> I don't know why they think we really going to write me a He was going to write me a ticket. >> If your name show If your name shows up. Yeah. I don't want to take you to jail. We're going to write you a ticket and get you out of here if your name shows. If it don't, they're going to have to fingerprint you down. >> What's your name? >> I missed the court date, bro. Same. >> You mean the court date? >> You better You better >> So, you should So, you should I'm going to tell you I'm going to tell you my name. >> So, what is your name? So, you So, that see that's why I have you write down the name because if you write it down, that means you gave me a false name >> cuz I missed the court date. But then what that got TO DO WITH YOU WRITING down your name? >> You don't you don't know how we would have you don't know how we would have turned that around. >> So you got another little way you must. >> No, that's not my name. >> Oh, okay. I told you your name. >> So you already [ __ ] up. Rule number one. Don't give us a >> I missed the court. I might have not. But you what? You thought we >> The suspect's real identity is confirmed and officers discover no active warrants. He confesses he tried to hide his name to avoid further legal trouble. >> A birth too. >> Yeah, I know. It's I missed the court two weeks. Like two months ago. >> Seriously. >> But you add charges when you do dumb [ __ ] like that. >> But that's like you going to get a you going to have you you don't Okay. You don't know how that would have turned. He probably could just say, "Okay, it was minor. Let you go. Come to that court date." We just added that court date onto that court date. >> It's not for him to get in. >> Oh. Not necessarily. >> You working the case. I don't care about false information. >> You said what? >> I mean, if he got a warrant, he'll go. >> Oh, that's >> How much is it? >> $578.88. >> Really? >> How much damn headphones? >> Expensive as [ __ ] >> $200. Um, other $30. >> Happy Father's Day. >> Happy stupid. I love you. Nobody want to radio case someone. >> What you say is stupid? >> No. I'm homeless, bro. But you enter. >> I'm not saying it's I know. I understand. >> That's stupid. >> I understand. >> You don't even have to never deal with homeless anymore. >> I got to go to [ __ ] Dab County. >> I mean, I don't understand. If you're stealing food, you're still making money to be able to survive. >> What What all you got here, man? Now I got to turn this thing, man. What What's >> this? my this all my like all my stuff like my >> back. >> He offers to pay for the stolen headphones admitting he doesn't have enough money. >> Man, sir, please can you goddamn can you you can't work now with me? >> I'm saying what if I I can pay what if I can pay for it? >> Can I pay? You got $500? >> Yeah, I I can get like half it down. Say, bro. Say, can I Hey, can I pay for one pair and knock it down? >> You got warrants? I got warrant. >> No warrant. >> No warrant. >> Oh, see, you could have been off. I mean, you thought you had a warrant. >> Listen, bro. Can I pay half knock it down? >> No. Please, bro. Man, come on, bro. [ __ ] homeless, bro. >> Homeless with money. >> You got cash, >> but you know that's a business. the business. >> What's his real name? >> Marcelis, >> that's the stuff I just bought, bro. >> I know. I'm looking for your receipt. I know you got a receipt. >> I don't know, bro. >> Probably probably left it at the SC account. >> I thought that was Can I get that? You want to drink that drink? >> You didn't You're you're extinguish all your rights right now. You just got to sit back. You got to sit back and relax right now. >> I haven't ate all night. >> Okay. Well, that's understandable. You shouldn't have done what you're doing. >> I know. I understand. I ain't I'm not Bro, you should. >> All right. This a criminal trespass. If you come back, then you go back to jail again. >> That's sleep right there, sir. >> Okay. Well, that's that's where you go to jail at, man. Go down, man. >> I'm about to lose a drink. >> I can't I no ser like I'm like dehydrated [ __ ] Can I drink it? >> I swallow. >> I just got a call from the county. They got a new shipment of H2O in this morning. >> You put your money in your pocket. I >> got like a little Ziploc bag. change. >> You have money. >> I'm saying I ain't trying to make nobody feel bad for me, bro. You just I know you don't give a damn. >> You never had to deal with your choices, not me. That's my choice. I'm homeless. >> You chose to come to Walmart, right? >> Yeah. We didn't tell you, hey, go to Walmart. So, you chose to go to those aisles, right? >> Um, ain't just, man, come on, bro. This [ __ ] ain't just a bad bash. Headphones can sell. Can't sell food. >> I work a job in homelessness. I was I had a job. We can't >> 72 radio. Show me route to the county with one. Please never beat, >> huh? I I said I went [ __ ] trying to get no symptoms in there, but I literally haven't ate or drunk anything like some door to come down. He will be charged with shoplifting and criminal trespass, prohibiting him from returning to Walmart. Lying and making excuses only make a bad situation worse. Taking responsibility for your actions is always the first step toward change. What an unyielding shoplifter. The next shoplifter will react much more violently, so keep an eye out. Was there any IDs or anything? I mean, look at all those tags right in front of where the one in the back sitting. On May 7th, 2025 in Florida, deputies responded to a familiar call. Shoplifterss at TJ Maxx. Two women were seen stuffing merchandise into bags and slipping out the door without paying. Thankfully, loss prevention got a vehicle description, and it wasn't long before officers found the suspects cruising around town. >> [screaming] >> How you doing? Step out of the car for me. >> I need a 60. Yeah, I believe it's going to be them. I got three females in the car. I think they're all involved. >> Oh, you're fine. >> Where you all coming from? Huh? What? What? No. Okay, quit. I said step out of the car. >> One by one, deputies had them step out of the car and slapped on the cuffs. >> Give me another unit here. I've got a bunch of stolen TJ Maxx stuff in the back. They still know you from there. So I I don't care. >> Passenger, keep your hands on the dash for me. >> You keep your hands on that in front of you. Keep your hands up there in front of you. I said >> she didn't even go in the store. So >> I don't care either. I got the driver secure and the other two are compliant. Without moving your hands, where's your ID in the car? >> I don't have one. >> Huh? >> I don't have one. >> You don't have one? It's a rental car. It's showing. It's a rental car in your name. >> No, >> ma'am. Keep your hands on the deck. Put your hands up in front of you. I said, "I don't care who she's calling." You understand? Don't drop your hands. >> The car went away. Can I lean up a little bit? I'm not going anything. >> Yep. I just need to keep an eye on them from where you're at. >> I've got three in the car. I've got driver secure is still two in the car. Driver's black shirt and jeans. Front passenger a pink shirt and pink shorts. Back passenger is a pink tank top, like a pink sports bra kind of. and uh multicolored leggings. >> I wrote weather. >> Huh? >> Oh, no. I said I wrote waited. >> I've got hands up on both of the passengers. >> I If you want to get one of them out, you can. I just didn't want to. I just got to drive her out. She's in cuffs right now. So, whichever one you want and then the other one, keep your hands on the cuff her up. They match the description. So, keep your hands over >> here. Just put it right here and get the other one out and cuff her up cuz the other one keeps getting on the phone. Yeah. pay that phone up. >> Well, we're about to find out. All right. >> Check pockets or whatever when you walk them back. >> We'll just need to do a show up whenever they get to over there. You have a valid license or no? Huh? Romeo? >> No. You on? >> Turns out one of the suspects was already on probation and out on bond for another crime. Not exactly a model citizen. >> Where do you live? Gainesville. >> Gainesville. Where do you live? >> I'm just I didn't want your hands to come out. You got you got small wrists. >> You got small wrists. So I just didn't want the cuffs to slip off. >> Any 60 a Fox ride unit on TJ Maxx. You got to 3. >> You can walk back there, too. >> Hey, are you still looking for one there or do you think she's in the car here? Come right over here forbody. >> You didn't leave anyone back at >> No, I saw a guy. The driver here is saying that uh they're all here in the car. They didn't leave anyone behind. Can you do a show up over here? >> I'm going to lie to you. The pregnant girl never got out to her car. Not >> there was two inside the store. >> Me and that girl right now. >> You and the other one? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. All right. >> All right. I'm going to use the back of my hand just to go over your pockets. Make sure you Is there any weed or anything in the car you know about? >> Yes, sir. >> Yeah. I mean, I can smell it. So, >> all right. Again, back of my hand. Okay. >> I'm not grabbing your butt. >> All right. Turn around and relax. Right here for me. >> Turn around and relax. >> She's saying it was her and another one in the store. She said >> there one in your car. >> There's two in my car. Which one? >> The pregnant one. Okay. >> One woman admitted she had been in the store and officers quickly picked up on the strong smell of marijuana coming from the car. When asked, she whipped out a medical marijuana card, but it expired, not helping her case. >> I did not. Do you want to run them and ID him and we can go from there? And you're not on probation? >> I'm not on probation, but I >> You got open case right now? You got on bond? >> Driving. >> For driving out of where? Put them. Well, you said you're palaca or you're from Palaca. Whose name is the car in? >> My sister. Yeah, I'm already sick here. >> You're out here committing new crimes when you get sentenced. They ain't going to like that. Sentenced to what? 180 days just for driving. Are you habitual? >> All right, here. Let's walk back here. Let's get you out of the rain and at least get you drive for now. You don't want to go in the back. All right. Can you just um do a full Yeah. Do a search of her, please. I already did the pockets with the back of my hand, but just do a search her and you put her in there for now. Just get her out of the rain. >> Here, come real quick. Do >> you have anything illegal on you? >> You have anything on you? Just need stab. >> Um, I smell weed coming out there, so let's uh The driver said that there's weed in there, but let's make sure none of my medical marijuana card and then we can at least get that part out of the way. There's a whole bunch of TJ Maxx stuff in the back with tags all thrown on the floor. So, >> do you have a medical marijuana card? Is there any marijuana in that vehicle? >> I don't know. >> You don't know? Marina, do you have a medical marijuana card? >> Expired. >> Expired. Okay. >> Digging through the car, deputies found piles of TJ Maxx tags, anti- theft sensors, and unbagged merchandise. All signs of a coordinated retail theft. Tags had been ripped off and stuffed in weird places like the glove box and under seats. >> The tags in the back pocket here. >> So, the back seat passenger sitting on all those. The pregnant one. I did ask her, but she's not been merandized yet. But the driver said that they were in the Daytona TJ Maxx before that one. But yeah, you can see there's just TJ Maxx stuff freaking everywhere. Yeah. All this stuff all freaking tags on it. No bags or no receipts, nothing. >> Oh, there's all the inventory control devices. Yeah. Watch out cuz they're pointy ends. >> Yeah. >> Here's Gets in. Do you see a purse or anything else on the front? Is anyone's name? >> Was there any IDs or anything? I mean, look at all those tags right in front of where the one in the back sitting. >> Yeah. >> That are all ripped off. So, the pregnant one was here sitting on all these clothes. Okay. >> And right in front of her is all the ripped off tags. >> Which one? Cuz you're saying they're both pregnant. The one in >> the one with just the top. >> The one that's obvious. >> The one in just the sports bra looking thing. She was here with all the ripped off tags and everything is it's all up there in front of that. Did we pop the trunk yet? >> No, we haven't gotten the trunk yet. But they're saying that they were at Daytona TJ Maxx before this one. Where the pregnant one in the back was sitting is one of those metal tags. So, like they were popping those off, too. >> One woman kept claiming she had nothing to do with it despite sitting directly on the stolen goods. Daniel only goes so far when the evidence is quite literally under you. >> You're sitting on a bunch of stolen stuff in the car. >> I didn't steal nothing though. >> You're sitting on it all? >> No, I was not sitting on it. I swear by God. You were in the back seat, right? >> But that was not my >> But all this all this clothes. >> She kept saying she was just along for the ride and didn't even know what was going on. Her defense, I only came because the driver is my child's godmother. Sweet story, but unfortunately not a legal defense. >> When I was sleep, I was laying down on I was not hiding them. I swear. >> So all of it was You were laying on top of all of it? >> No, not like to hide it, but I was using cushion to like what? And the other thing is all the stolen all the tags that are all pulled off are all right in front of where you're sitting in the back. >> I swear God that was not me, sir. >> I mean, you need better friends than I imagine, right? >> But they told you I was not I wasn't stealing. Like I wasn't stealing. Like that man can confer. We go watch those. >> Yeah. You didn't You weren't in there. Correct. >> But >> you're on top of all the stolen property and stuff. >> No, that was not my stuff. It wasn't like that. That's what I'm trying to say. It was not like that. But you're going with them from store to store and they're stealing stuff. >> I was in the back seat. I was not stealing. >> I know you're not getting out, but you're in the car with them going store to store. >> I did not know, sir. I swear for God, I did not know. >> Okay. You got to check it up with the deputy that's investigating it. You need to ask them. Uh we'll talk to her when she gets back up here. >> Cuz I was not stealing. Like what? I did not do nothing. They could vouch for that. I did not steal. That's not none of my stuff. That's not mine. I don't steal. You seen my I don't steal. It's not my cup of tea at all. >> Why don't you tell him to stop? Why are you with them? >> All she asked me to do was ride with her. I did not know. All she said was, "Please ride with me." I said, "I'm just going to me and her sister." Before she dropped her sister off, she said, "I need one of y'all to ride with me." I was going to go in the house and she know what city? >> Putnham County. >> I'm not even from here. >> Paga. >> Yeah. I'm from Gainesville. I was just with her cuz that's my child's godmother. All she said was, "I need somebody to ride with you." I said, "Okay, cool." The problem is is that they come out of here with all this stuff with no bags, no receipts. >> You're laying on top of all of it. >> The deputy calmly explained that just being present, especially with stolen items and a prior theft record [music] makes her criminally responsible. Whether she stuffed the bags or not, she was going down with the crew. >> My stolen [ __ ] No. Hell no. Not my stone [ __ ] Sorry. Excuse my French, but not my stone. >> You're the one. Yeah, I get it. >> No, no, not laying on top of it. And then all the tags that are popped off are all in your seat right in front of where you're sitting. >> Hell yeah. >> No one else is in the back. It's just you. >> Tell you like I did not do that. >> I know, but no one else is in the back. It's just you. >> You don't think these people they probably did that. I did not do that. I'mma touch that stuff for her. I don't want it. It's not my stuff. >> I did not do No, that's not my No. No. >> I'll talk to the deputy. I'll talk to the No. So, the deputy that's investigating it is dropping the witness back off at the store and then they'll come up here and talk to you. But you're under arrest for sure. Are you out on bond right now? Cuz you got a bunch of theft history in tons of tons of different counties. So, this is a felony for you for both of them. For you and the girl driver. For >> real. She got felonies. >> Yeah. They've been arrested like she been arrested a bunch for stealing. >> Like 10 times probably. >> Only one I know is one that's bad though. >> She's been arrested a bunch for stealing too. But you're in the car. You're involved in this? Oh, >> yeah. You're in it whether you want to be or not. I don't think so. Toshi's done. I'm just waiting on them to They got all the stolen property inside the car. They still got to take back to TJ Maxx. Apparently, it was stolen from a different TJ Maxx like in Daytona. All that, all that, that. I tested the weed for them. Like a bunch of hats from like Hobby Lobby. So, let me ask you before this cuz they're pulling all the Daytona store video. Were you in Daytona store? >> No, sir. >> TJ Maxx? >> No, sir. >> Hobby Lobby? >> No, sir. >> You sure? You never went in any store? >> That's the guy? No, sir. Was she in any of these stores? >> No. >> So, we're going to find out if you were >> all of them. Really? >> Yeah. You need to get good pictures of her before you cut her loose. >> Okay. Just take the two and be done with it. Those >> Yeah. >> In the end, all three women were hit with felony grand theft charges, possession of anti-shoplifting devices, and more. The total value of the loot over $1,000 with prior convictions bumping the charges up. In Florida, with the stolen goods valued over $1,000 in prior convictions, their charges are elevated potentially leading to up to 5 years in prison per felony, hefty fines, and permanent felony records that carry long-term consequences. Even riding with the wrong crowd can land you in serious legal trouble. When stolen goods are in your car, denial won't undo the evidence.