Wait, cuz you guys are stopping me for my friend. >> Yeah, this is where we're doing the interview. >> Some shoplifterss run, some deny, and some play the innocent victim, ignoring cameras. Today's thief acted shocked when police arrived bag full and no receipt. That's the moment when entitled Target shoplifters get humbled by cops. >> You got anything on you? >> No. >> Okay. On September 12th, 2025, police detain a woman for shoplifting at Target. She and her companion are trespassed from the store. She denies having ID. >> I'm fighting him. You can still do it from the store also because you're with her. Uh so I explained to her if you come back, you get arrested. Okay. For criminal trespass. I need to talk to you. So we're going to go in my car. this side. Is he going to leave you? >> Nobody sit in the car. >> Oh, I will say. >> No, hopefully not. >> Let me take your bag. Got to take your phone. And you got anything on you? >> No. >> Okay. You got ID on you by chance? >> No, I don't. >> You don't? Okay, hold on. >> You just here. I got to read. Officers find her real Illinois ID in her bag and realize she lied about her name and date of birth. >> Can we get that guy's info? >> Yeah. >> I don't think I have charges on him or anything, but >> trespassing. >> Mhm. >> Oh, you do have a Illinois driver's license. You liar. Yeah. >> Can we verify? Can we do all around last name and Christine Charles Henry Robert Ida Sam Tom Ida Norah Edward middle initial liar >> officers discover multiple warrants, including one for retail theft from another county. She is informed she's going to jail for the warrants and for lying. >> The liar pens on fire. >> There's no trust, Christine. There's no trust. >> Well, you got a warrant. >> For what? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, she got a couple warrants. One of Py County, one of the county. >> Uhoh. You're going to jail. >> What? I'm going to jail. >> Time for Can you point out screen for me, please? >> Can you say I'm going to jail? >> Yep. >> Yep. You're going to You're going to jail for some something so much worse. >> What? >> Tricking justice. >> Go get it. >> Let me go let him know. >> I'm going to go. >> We tell the Fasai she's getting charged for obstructing justice. lying about her date of birth and >> she gave you a bad date of birth. >> Bad date of birth. Wrong middle initial um all that and she's got Bureau County. >> Police decide not to pursue the $60 retail theft charge since the items were recovered. Instead, she's charged with obstructing justice, a more serious felony. >> Why? >> He's going to jail. That's so funny. >> I was like, you know what? Screw retail theft. >> You're going for project injustice. >> Since they got everything back, I'm not worried about 60 bucks. >> Oh, I have an ID for some [ __ ] >> Yeah. No, she did say she did say 911 first. >> That's what I heard. >> I heard that. I was like, you 911? >> Clearly, no. 915. >> Well, like 11:05 or something like that. I was like, what? >> And then 04. Since he doesn't even have like all the footage, I was like, you know what, just disregard it. He's she's going to go for obstruction justice. >> I just narrated that she was caught here at for retail theft. >> So, you know, the just 60 bucks, don't even worry about that because you got obstructing justice, which is a lot worse. Uh, >> it's a felony. stay with her for a second. >> I was like, you do know that a lying about your name and if you have a warrant that's obstructing justice. If you don't have a warrant, that's obstructricing ID. And he's like, she was like, what? Really? I'm like, yeah, >> both are actually technically worse. >> So, I'll talk to her about the retail. If she admits, I'll charge. She doesn't. I'll trust this. Perfect. >> Yep. >> Yep. Not a problem. >> You too. >> All right. You have to write. You have the right to >> officers read her Miranda rights. She admits she attempted to steal the merchandise. >> Remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have present with you being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer or be appointed reason before any question if you wish, you can decide any time to exercise these rights and answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you? >> Yes. >> Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to us now? >> Do you wish to talk to us now? >> Sure. >> Sure. Okay. So, there was a case now today you in your purse. You were trying to steal those merchandise, correct? >> Yeah. >> Okay. I know it's only 60 bucks, but here's the thing. >> Officers explained that lying about her identity escalated the situation. She could have had only a retail theft charge and warrant processing. >> You probably would have still gone out to jail tonight if you would have just told me your name. It will at best just be retail theft and the warrants. We'll be done. Okay. But we we decide to go on this whole roundabout about lying about your name and turning to obstructing justice. >> Okay. You going to charge me with that? >> Yes. Because honesty goes a long route for me. Okay. I've arrested many people here for retail theft under. I've given all of them NTAs if they don't have warrants. Okay. >> All right. >> But for you, I had to check California, check Illinois. >> Okay, that's fine. But >> police confront her about a previous shoplifting incident where she wore a pink dress. She claims she doesn't remember it. You do have Illinois state uh state ID, right? It's revoked. Driver's license. >> Okay. >> Wasn't driving. >> I know, but I'm not worried about driving. Well, consider your boyfriend got into the front passenger seat and left the driver's seat open for you. I mean, we all know the answer. >> No, he was just sitting there, right? >> He was in the front passenger seat. >> Okay, but that doesn't >> Okay, regardless, I don't care. >> There was another case before where you wearing >> pink blouse, like pink dress. You come in here with your boyfriend and you stole. Do you remember that? >> You don't? >> No. >> If I show you pictures, would you would you remember better? >> No, I probably won't remember. >> Find it. My phone kind of sucks. But you and the guy >> that's your boyfriend, right? >> Yeah. I don't >> drink. >> But is that you? >> I don't. >> You use the previous picture. That's you, right? >> Uh I don't know. to my picture. >> Okay. All right. >> Officers tell her she is a known shoplifting suspect at the store and take a photo of her for future identification. You deny everything? >> I'm just saying I can't tell the picture. >> Okay. Well, you're a known retail thief here. Okay. Retail suspect. I'm telling you, stop coming back here. Okay. I'll be able to ID you now that we've met. So, I'm actually going to take a picture of you in case I we do run into each other again. Hope not. All right. Next time as a customer maybe. >> Okay. You got any questions? >> No. >> Like what the officer said, you're going to go out there. You're going to get booked in. Then you probably get a notice to appear tomorrow. >> Okay. You get released >> and then you might have to go to I think the other one was Cook County. She is told she'll be booked, likely released with a notice to appear, and might also need to address her other county warrant. >> Did that ring a bell? Uh, go there, get taken care of, and you'll probably be released. It doesn't mean that they're 100% going to transfer you there because it cost a lot of money. Okay? So, they very well could just help PR accountant to give you a notice to appear for that warrant, too, and be done with it. Okay. >> For PR though, I'll be released tonight. Yeah, you probably get a quit date for whatever like for retail theft and then release. Okay. Along with uh obstructing justice. Okay. I'm not going to put you in cuffs cuz you're being more than cooperative. Um we do have to wait for the wagon. Okay. 15 wagon for female. M >> if I throw this away, they won't take it. >> I got to throw this away. They won't take it. That cool. >> Yeah. >> If you change your mind on fighting him, you can still do it. >> I'm going to tell everybody that you picked up. >> 136. >> It fits. final charges, retail theft, and obstruction of identification. The video questions whether she'll continue stealing after release. Lying about your identity always makes things worse. A small charge can turn into a felony fast. If you keep returning to steal stores, and police will eventually recognize you, and the consequences only get heavier. 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. >> On September 13th, 2025, officers respond to Sephora after loss prevention, reports a woman concealing items, paying only for some, and leaving with additional bags from other stores. Mall security detains her. >> He watched it like he kept watching it. So, >> so basically they saw her concealed merchandise, right? She got to the um register and she only paid for some and she didn't pay for all and then she exited. >> Sephora staff explained she paid for select items but hid others. Other stores recovered their merchandise and declined prosecution except Burlington, which wants charges for unpaid bedding items. >> So that's what they grabbed her. When they grabbed her, she has stuff for other stores. So, they went to the stores to find out, you know, if they wanted to prosecute. >> Um, all the other stores don't want to. They just wanted to merchandise back. However, Burlington does want to, but she's claiming that she paid for it. So, they're just trying to remove the camera cuz she has pillows that she paid for, but the sheets they're saying she didn't. So, they're just trying to look at the camera. It's not on the receipt. >> No, of course. Cash and, you know, so they're just trying. >> You still got You still got a receipt. If it's not in the receipt, >> I don't even know what he's talking about. >> Where are they? >> You walk in and just talking and speaking things you don't know. Then when he come back and say he don't see me filming on the camera, you're not going to apologize. So just be quiet. >> The suspect argues with staff and officers about receipts and claims she paid. Gap merchandise totals over $250, but Gap chooses not to prosecute. I apologize. You don't have to cuz I wasn't even talking because you just said something that >> But I wasn't even talking to you. >> But you're talking about me and my ears. >> But you can hear me. That's fine. >> Okay. All right. So, this is all right. >> This is >> We're not doing this. >> Yeah. You don't have to >> just Okay. >> Yeah. >> Okay. DP. >> No, I don't know. Yeah, both of them on the counter. >> I don't even >> So you guys saw the video. >> How much were the other? >> Uh, all the receipts are right there. So we returned that. They don't want to prosecute. Yeah, but Gap has over 250. >> Gap has over 250. >> They took it over. >> They took the comforter. >> Yeah, they have it already. >> This is this from the other stores. >> Yeah, those are the >> Yeah. Um but they don't want to prosecute. >> They don't want to prosecute. >> So they don't want to prosecute. >> Well, I ask that >> as per the small security, right? >> Some unfortunately some students. Yeah, we have uh we have also direct >> security explains that although she wasn't visibly seen stealing on camera at one store, concealed merchandise was found during the search. Officers gather receipts and confirm what was paid for other things. >> Yeah, no just to take in the info. >> I think I have some notifications. Yeah, I had it recorded. >> Your name just so you can put cuz >> they didn't see her do it, but when they searched her, they found this the merchandise. When they viewed the camera, they saw that wasn't. Okay. >> All right. >> Um, so this is going to be the case number. You have >> Yeah, we got her. >> And now what happened with the the support? You got the >> And then your title is what? Loser. >> Los manager. to be >> put on the bridge. Great. Um she did um she did say to me that she has a baby and another kid. >> Okay. >> Um that she had to figure out I guess some childare she was allowed to text them. I let her use >> I let her use the phone to be picked up. >> No they didn't even >> you guys upgraded to whatever this is. What happened to the other thing? >> Oh no the other one the other one they got to fix that one. They're going to No, they want to keep you right now. We got to call the prosecute and then they're going to say, "If you don't have any criminal history or any warrants or anything, you should be out on a summon." Okay. >> Officers explain she'll likely be released with a summon if she has no warrants. They separate her personal items from stolen items returned to stores. >> Let me get her. This is all hers. >> Yeah. Two bags here. >> This she did pay for this stuff. And this was the stuff she paid for. >> She paid for >> Yeah. >> All the other stuff was >> You want to switch it back? >> She has open >> We're going to open it headquarters anyway. That's still >> No, it's going to sound but it's my alarm. >> You got all the numbers you needed. >> No, I just don't want it to die because I I probably got >> I'll let you turn it on. Yeah, I'll turn it on over there then when we get to headquarters. >> Yes. >> Yeah. You want a donut? >> You good? >> What's up? >> Officers transport her and discuss details of the footage. She claims the cameras showed only pillows in her hands, not the other items. No, these are fine. Actually, yeah, I'm going to double >> Hey. >> Oh, yeah. He's out out on the floor. >> Are the mics here? >> Yeah. Yeah, I have the >> Yeah. >> Are you there? >> Round one. >> What do you have going on? >> Criminal situation from before with the child. I'll see you babe. >> You guys feel good? >> Yeah. >> Bye now. Yeah. Okay. Okay. >> What's up, bro? >> Where you been? >> That's why they don't want That's why they don't know. >> I actually You can't You can't open that. >> Why? Like, I'm already in trouble. >> I didn't see the video. >> No, he said it. He watched it like he kept watching it like all the time. >> He said he just can see me only having um the pillows in my hand. >> Are you like that though? >> It's quick. It's quick. Okay. All right. Let's get there quick. >> Oh, what? >> Not the best. >> If you can start just removing your shoes, taking those shoelaces off and then we just need everything from here as well. At processing, officers collect her jewelry, money, clothing, and confirm receipts. She denies having recent shoplifting charges. >> All the jewelry that you have on everything. We're going to put everything in a bag. >> This doesn't have a receipt. A gap one. >> What? >> The gap doesn't have a receipt. You have a receipt for the gap. >> I don't know. >> Oh, this one's a receipt for the gap. Yeah, they were $8 each. >> Okay, that's it. I want to just keep everything there. Yeah, we got >> little earrings to spell them up. >> Yeah. Quick. I don't care about >> pair of sneakers. >> Pair of sneakers. Yeah. >> You took my money from here. >> Y'all got to count. Who's Patricia Brewster? Is that you? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> You can check all my stuff. >> Yeah. >> Look, look the other way. >> My motiv. >> Where will they get that from? >> They searched me and everything before that cop even got I didn't give them nothing. >> Girl, >> no. They probably gave this to the cops, but I don't know why they give this to me. >> No, I They didn't get it from me. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> And you got the earrings in here already, right? >> Yeah, I think. >> Yeah, I see. Any more any more sections for money or No, >> only thing they took from me. And that's what I'm saying. I know they lost money. >> Yeah. >> It was like I had >> So, it's not You're not going to search that. You're not going to search for that. It's another >> Do you have other shops >> recently? What's What's not like 5 years ago? >> Maybe. Maybe shorter than that. I mean longer than that. I'm not sure. >> Okay, that's good. >> So, you have no driver's license though, right? Just >> my I had ID, but it's been expired. I don't need >> her prior record appears old. Officer's inventory gap, tank tops, cosmetics, and other items. Then finalized property documentation for her to sign. scared to get a real ID because I have the passport card and my passport. >> That's all you need. >> Yeah, but it like I said it only matters if it's like you know >> like constant. >> That's crazy. >> So like unless you don't have a constant thing like like the past 3 months or whatever past year you've been arrested for child thing then your PSI will go as high >> but any arrest in between that for some of this stuff? >> No, I haven't. I don't do fraud. I don't >> What's it? Oh, that's what's in the inside bag. >> Yeah. So, the blue jean bag and then >> I don't know what these are. These are both lipstick. >> Lipstick emotion. >> Lipstick and lotion. Yeah. Then you have two tank tops from Gap. One black, one white. Then you have >> Yeah, tank top. Two. One white. One black. >> You can throw that on. >> Throw that both. >> Well, no. >> No, nothing. >> Damn. >> That's important. >> And then a black net and one. >> You can't do both of them at the same time. >> And one actually. Yeah. one. >> I'm not is no liar. >> I believe you. >> Listen, if all the other cards are just your name and this is all. >> All right. So, we got the property right here. >> Just got to sign. I think they're going to have to sign twice. >> I mean four times. So, every single time there. >> One cup is yours, one is ours. We got to do the other. Oh, no. But we good to go, right? We good to put her in. >> Well, I'm going the other way. Yeah, you can put her in. She is officially charged with retail theft for concealing merchandise and exiting without full payment. Other stores that recovered their items decline prosecution. She is released on a summons pending a future court date where penalties will be determined. Cheating the system may feel small in the moment, but the legal consequences follow long after the theft. Honesty upfront is always safer than risking charges, court dates, and a damaged record. 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. >> That I didn't steal those items. I'm trying to tell you I didn't steal those. >> On November 7th, 2025, police responded to a theft incident at Walmart involving a woman named Cararissa. She immediately denied doing anything wrong, insisting the situation was a misunderstanding and questioning why she was being investigated. Okay, listen. This is where we're doing the interview. >> If you didn't ring it up, that is considered stealing. Especially if you walked out of the store with it. It doesn't matter. >> Walked out of the store. I was in I was in the job in the >> Okay. >> I was in the >> And you guys are ready to go for press charges on her and everything. Perfect. I haven't. >> Okay. I'm just making sure you didn't already read. >> What is the problem? >> What's your name? Do anything wrong to >> What's your name? Hey Carissa. >> Hey Cararissa. >> If anything go escalating. >> Hey Carissa right now. >> Hey Cararissa. >> Hey Carissa. >> You're pressing charges on me for no reason. I'm telling you that I didn't steal those products on purpose. When officers began reading her Miranda rights, she repeatedly interrupted asked why she couldn't leave and accused them of reporting her. After several attempts, she finally agreed to provide a statement. >> What's wrong, >> Carissa? I'm going to read you your Marina rights real quick. Okay. >> So, you guys taking me to jail because I'm telling you that I didn't steal those items. I'm trying to tell you I didn't steal those items in Walmart supposed to do. They ain't supposed to ask. They even ask me. They even ask regular people. >> I will get your side of the story. Okay. I just got to read you this first before I can start asking questions and talking to you. Okay? >> Does that make sense? >> Do you understand each of these rights? >> Do you understand each of these rights that I've read to you? >> No. No. I'm not on your time. >> Do you understand your rights? Yes. Okay. Do you want to talk to me? >> I'm I'm trying to talk about this. >> He's not a cop. I'm a cop. Okay. Do you want to talk to me about this stuff or not? >> What are we going to talk about? Are you just going to just tell me my >> All of the incidents? >> That's what I'm Okay, that's good. You want to talk to me about stuff? You just want to tell me things that you just told me now. Few seconds ago. >> No, I'm going to get your side of the story is what I'm saying. Do you wish to speak with me? >> Yes. I don't want to speak with you. Not in this room. >> What? in the same room as someone who just pressed charges on me and I'm telling her the same thing I just told I'm going to tell you. It doesn't make sense, you know. >> Okay, listen. This is where we're doing the interview. So, at the end of the day, I don't really care what you say. We're doing the interview in here. Okay. >> Okay. Do you wish to speak with me about this? >> I already told you. >> You do want to talk to me. Okay, cool. All right. So, I'll start. Do you have that file handy with you? >> There's how many total? Five. >> That doesn't matter. >> That does matter. If they tell me I'm not. >> Okay. >> Yeah. You were you were Listen, you were employed here, >> right? But then you were stealing. >> I'm not stealing. That's what I'm trying to tell you. Okay. >> I'm telling y'all that the stuff that me and my boyfriend rung up, the stuff that they said that we didn't take out the the bag or whatever that the lady said, "Okay, do you want this? Do you want to keep this? Do you want to keep?" Nobody asked me that. >> Did you ever under ring any of this stuff? >> No. Talk about just put in the bag, >> right? So, you scan one thing but then slip another item in. Did you Did you ever do that? >> No. I She said that I did that with the shirt, but I could have sworn in my phone pulling up everything together. >> So, what what about the watermelon with the orange and then you didn't just scan >> the watermelon with the orange? I literally clicked the look up item. The look up thing. You don't have to scan the orange just to look it up. >> I know how that works. Okay. I worked in a grocery store. I understand what you're saying. Here's the thing. Okay. >> And she said that was only 4749 and I can get that for free off my website. >> Mhm. So, but that's You understand what I'm saying though, right? >> Because these receipts are going to show the record of what you purchased. trying to lowkey take me to jail because they trying to tell me if she trying to press charges because I said I can see once all this further goes on I can go to court to see why why was my part not >> Cararissa continued denying involvement so officers presented receipt surveillance footage and transaction records from October 4. She repeatedly claimed she forgot to ring up certain items including an orange and several t-shirts. >> Okay, here's a transaction here. Okay. Right. From the incident on the 4th of October. Okay. This shows watermelon. One item, one singular item. >> Okay. Why can I just pay for this stuff? And you guys telling me that I took an orange. Like that's just an orange. >> Okay. >> And then those shirts and this is not and this is not on that receipt. So you did not pay for that. But that was taken. >> Okay. I didn't just Okay, I'm just going to take this. I didn't just Oh, I'm going to steal from my job. And I'm literally got the whole fit on and everything. Like, can you just make it make sense? >> So, >> it's going to just steal some orange that's 49 cents, >> right? But you just slip that in the bag and then there's all the other items. >> Okay. I'm literally on the phone. It probably has some a lot going on that same day that I didn't Okay. RG it up and I just didn't ring up the orange. Like, y'all just really didn't me about orange. >> That's still theft. >> Okay. I didn't mean to take it. It's I didn't I >> So, you meant to take it. You admit to take it? thought I >> I meant to grabbing it that I I didn't accidentally ring it up, but I didn't just Okay, I'm just going to take this and put it in the bag. >> That's not what I did. I would not ring up anything. I would just walk out the store like regular people do. I wouldn't just ring a few things up and just take the rest. Like, what's the point of me going in the store, buy anything if I'm just going to take it? >> So, you weren't stealing. >> I weren't stealing. I was buying stuff. So, why would I just But but you just said that >> I just said that if I'm going to buy stuff, why would y'all assume I'm stealing it? >> But listen, what you just told me on body camera about the orange, >> right? About the orange. >> Taking it. >> I said if I were going to take the orange, I would have just took it. I wouldn't come in my job just to take it. >> That's what I'm trying to tell you. >> Okay. Yeah. Do you understand what I'm trying to tell you, though? >> You said I didn't ring it up. It's not on there, is it? >> That's what I'm telling you. I Okay, cool. >> Maybe I was on the phone and I forgot to ring it up. >> So, you forgot to ring up the orange, so it's still theft. >> Of course. >> Okay, perfect. Thank you. >> I forgot to ring up. >> During questioning, she accidentally admitted to forgetting to scan multiple items at different stores. When officers pointed this out, she became upset and accused them of twisting her words. Okay, >> I'm literally on the phone talking on the phone as I'm bringing up stuff. Okay. Like, >> what the heck? And those items, if you bring up some other items that's stolen, those other items, those were there. I paid for those items. Exactly how I got them. >> Ramen noodles. >> Exactly how I >> a 47 cent pack of ramen noodles. >> Ramen t-shirts. >> So, you just accidentally forget to scan a big box of t-shirts. >> I've been forgetting to scan a lot of stuff. >> Oh, that perfect. Thank you for just admitting to everything. >> NO, LIKE LITERALLY NOT JUST AT THIS JOB. I'M NOT STEALING. THIS HAPPENED AT a different job. They watch me and they say, "Hey, ma'am, you didn't freaking say that. >> You just scanned this and you didn't freaking dangle put that back. YOU JUST TOLD ME TO TAKE IT OFF THE THING." I'M LIKE, "OH, I'M SORRY." >> CARISSA, LISTEN. Do you have anything else? Do you have anything else you want to say about any of these incidents? >> Why am I Why would I have to say anything else? >> Because you just said you just admitted to everything. >> No, you're bringing up I admitted to stealing that Walmart. You just said, "I've been FORGETTING >> FORGET ABOUT EVERYTHING IN GENERAL, NOT JUST BUYING STUFF AT the store." >> Shush. Shush. >> You're putting my words together. Do you want to doing, bro? This [ __ ] is pissing me off. >> Do you want to talk to me like an adult? >> I don't want to talk to you cuz you're talking TO ME RUDE AND YOU'RE NOT TALKING TO ME NORMAL. YOU TALK TO HER NORMAL. THEN YOU SPRAY YOUR VOICE AT ME BEFORE I EVEN STARTED TALKING TO YOU. YOU EVEN STARTED TALKING TO ME RUDELY. >> CARISSA, >> that's not how you talk to somebody. Carissa, why I was explaining you before he is still here. You went past the last >> officers attempted to detain her, but she yelled resisted, claimed to be pregnant, accused them of mistreatment, and threatened to sue. Police remained calm, handcuffed her, conducted a search, and instructed her multiple times to stop resisting. >> All right, Chris, do me a favor. Go and hop up. All right, >> let me um put my phone. Don't be so rude. I have to turn off my phone and I have to get off the phone and hang up and tell I'm going to hang up. I'm going to get arrested. So, let me do that first. >> Okay, go ahead. >> You're being Okay, I I have I have to do all this with one hand. You don't have to hold me like that, please. I'm pregnant. You start being like that, I will press charges on you. What's your name? No, for real. I will press charges on you, bro. They're being rude, man. They really being overly aggressive with me and he Get this police officer name for real >> cuz he just bent my arm all the way back for reason. >> Oh, we're not playing though. You did. That's why if I'm still going to have the same arm when I get out of jail or when I go to jail. You just bent my arm all the way back to where it just felt like my finger was I couldn't even feel my hand. >> No, I did not. >> You did? Cuz I can't feel my finger on this arm. >> Exactly what you did. Like you you did the same thing to my >> Do you have anything on you that's going to stick me? >> No, I don't want to poke. >> Okay. >> Being all rude and [ __ ] >> We're going to go and hang that up. >> Yeah, he's going to hang up. Let me get Can you um Kirsten, can you get my purse out my out the out the break room, bro? Cuz you being rude as [ __ ] Can >> Can you stop moving for you? I If you DID ME RIGHT, MAYBE I DID YOU GET IN MY JACKET. PLEASE DON'T DO THAT. >> I'M SEARCHING. >> YOU BETTER PISS ME THE OFF. YOU'RE PULLING MY JACKET WHEN MY ARM IS IN HERE. BRO, CHILL THE OUT PREGNANT. I was you, bro. WHY IS YOU PULLING MY JACKET WHEN I SEARCHING IT? I started away. SO I TURNED IT OFF. YOU SHOULD HAVE CHURCHED ME BEFORE YOU PUT MY CUFFS ON. THAT MAKES SENSE, BRO. >> NO, IT DOESN'T. >> YES, it does. >> You're not a cop. >> I don't give a YOU SITTING THERE MOVING MY JACKET ALL AROUND MY ARM AND BENDING MY [ __ ] YOU GOING TO GET THE REAL REACTION OUT OF ME. >> I'M TRYING TO BE COOL. Straight the up. YOU'RE NOT GOING TO BE RUDE WITH ME WITH MY BELLY IN MY STOMACH. MY BABY IN MY STOMACH. STRAIGHT the >> Is this her stuff, too, or is this just >> Okay, I'm you guys. >> And I have the right to get your name. What's your name? K. Really? Yeah. K R I E D L RIGHT THERE. >> 1250 is my badge number. >> 1250. >> Yep. >> Being rude and being so aggressive when I'm pregnant. Your ass going to get IN TROUBLE, TOO. [ __ ] I'M GOING TO PUT YOU IN TOO. You don't have to dump anything on my pocket. People put that [ __ ] back. >> My name is going to be in the because I'm writing it. So, >> well then put that [ __ ] back so that you get putting that [ __ ] back in there. Don't leave it on the counter and I'm leaving and all my [ __ ] is in here in that break room. >> You're not keeping the Walmart jacket. >> I don't have to keep the Walmart jacket. But you just How? This is don't EVEN WORK. THIS DON'T TAKE THIS [ __ ] OFF ME, BRO. Take this [ __ ] off me, bro. >> No. >> Yes, bro. Yes, bro. >> I need >> TAKE THIS [ __ ] NO, CUZ HE'S HOW IS YOU TAKING ME AND YOU TAKING MY POCKET? BUT YOU'RE NOT picking this. How you got my jacket halfway on, halfway off, bro? And you're searching me. >> How you check my BACK MY POCKETS? YOU DON'T SEARCH MY POCKETS ON ME. THEY C >> YOU GOT TO GO THROUGH THE BACK. DO IT. NO, I'M NOT GOING TO PUT NO CUFFS ON YOU AND THEN TRY TO TAKE OFF YOUR JACKET. NO, >> YOU'RE NOT GOING TO KEEP screaming like that. Okay. >> No, you're being rude. >> He's the only one being calm, bro. That [ __ ] rude. I'M PREGNANT AS HELL. IF I FIND SOMEBODY, IF I BE YOUR HAVE YOUR WIFE WAS IN THE STORE, YOU WON'T WANT NOBODY BEING RUDE to her, bro. That [ __ ] rude. >> You guys got like a bag. >> Like, bro, this is rude. >> She continued resisting as officers tried to place her in the patrol car. Her boyfriend intervened, prompting officers to subdue both individuals before transporting them to the station, bro. >> Which one? >> That's what I'm saying. Where's Where are we going? >> Hey, watch him. >> Where are we going? >> He's trying to say we going. He's the rude one, bro. >> He got a problem. He got Bro, he got to um He got >> He got to know where we going. Bro, he got to know where we going so we can go get us. Bro, >> bro, you're so weird, bro. Like, what the >> Hey, we're not on your time. >> I'm cold, bro. >> Settle down. >> You're not getting it. >> Neither are you. >> You're not getting it. You supposed to do this to me before I even got outside. Bro, you said you will. When we got to the car, now you're still not doing it. >> You're still not doing it, bro. >> It's all good, bro. It's all good. It's all good. >> They say they got uh got cool. >> And it's good. Y'all want to do all this cuz y'all saying the [ __ ] stole what? >> Stole what? >> Sit him down. >> Stole what? Stole what? >> Stole what? >> Yeah, we're going to talk to you. We're going to talk to you. >> Stole what? >> Go ahead. >> Stole what? >> Bro, how is you trying? >> Quit getting in my face. >> How is you trying to turn me around and now you in this doing that? Is you good? >> Are you good? >> Power trip, bro. You trying to break my arm? >> You trying to break? Why is you doing that? >> You're resisting. Sit down. >> Sit down. >> Really? >> Sit down, >> bro. You see me getting out. Chill out, bro. Chill out, bro. >> Right. >> Oh my god. >> You stupid fat. >> You got a double chin. Stop talking to me, f. You're a goofy. >> At least I eat. >> Stop talking to me. I don't give no eat too much. You're overdoing it. Go run. Go work out. We'll do some [ __ ] with your life. >> I do. >> You don't. You don't. You put a badge on and you chase people. That's what you do. >> It's fun. >> I bet it is. >> I bet it is. >> And your reason for coming here was because she called you cuz you cuz you got pissed off. >> I don't have to tell you [ __ ] >> You talking about? >> Mhm. >> Uhhuh. You're only a dispatch. You're goofy. >> What's your name? >> You're a goof. Don't >> What's your name? >> I'm not telling you that. >> Yep. You're going to jail no matter what now. tell them. >> Nope. >> I don't give a >> You're going to jail no matter what. >> I don't give a >> You just did all that [ __ ] I don't >> Both were ultimately charged with retail theft, resisting arrest, and obstructing identification. Trying to deny or argue against clear evidence only makes the situation worse. Resisting police orders turns a minor problem into serious charges. That thief thought they had it all figured out, but the next one, even sneakier. Stay tuned and comment your guess. >> You ran >> because you guys are stopping me from my friends. >> Yeah, because you were stealing stuff. >> And then you >> On April 27th, 2023, police responded to a call from Walmart staff who observed several women concealing merchandise. The primary suspect, Avery, had been acting suspiciously near a display of false nails. >> Is that going to answer for you? >> Hold on. One second here. >> Cool. Did you see Hey, did you see her take anything yet? >> Did she hide anything? >> She's been going in between the aisles and then she just came to ask. >> But you thought she thought she hid something? >> She had nails and some other stuff. >> Okay, let me go talk to her. When officers questioned her about hiding items, she denied everything claimed she was simply shopping and said she had no identification because she was from Colorado. Her inconsistent answers increased officer's suspicion. >> Hey, how are you? Good. >> I'm Sergeant Hurley with Urbana PD. >> Do you happen to be stealing anything right now? >> No, I'm paying for all this. >> Do you happen to be hiding anything on your person? >> No, I swear to God. >> Okay. >> I swear. >> They're concerned. Yeah, I wouldn't mind if you if you don't mind. They're concerned that you did. >> No, I didn't. I swear. >> What you up to today? >> Just doing some grocery shopping. >> Doing some grocery shopping? >> Yeah. >> What's your name, sweetie? >> Avery. >> Avery? Yeah. >> You got an ID on your Avery in here? >> I don't. I'm from out of town. I >> You're from out of town? >> Yeah. >> What you doing here? Out of town. >> Visiting. >> Visiting where? >> Here in your van or champagne. >> I'm not going to find anything in here, am I? >> No. >> You going any guns or anything like that? No. Nothing crazy? >> No. Cool. It's just kind of stuff. >> Some weed. >> Yeah. >> Are you 21? >> Yes. >> Okay. I care about that. >> I swear I didn't I didn't put anything >> stinky stuff. Jeez. >> You didn't put anything in your purse? >> No, this is all my stuff. >> Where's these nails at that they were here? They they told me about what nails. >> Um I don't I don't have nails. >> You don't have nails? >> No, I must have put them back. >> Did you put them back? I think so. I don't have a mommy. You see, I don't have any copies. >> I literally just came in here to shop. I don't I get harassed every time I come in here. I don't >> You get But you're not from here. So, how do they know you? >> Well, I came here. I've come here. I live down the street. Like, I still stay down the street, you know? >> Asked to confirm her name, Avery gave conflicting explanations, making it clear she was intentionally concealing her identity. She also expressed concern about her friends who had just left the store. You want Can we start over so we can be honest with each other? Right. >> Hold on. Can we be honest with each other? >> Yeah. >> Because I've been honest with you. I told you exact I came up to you and told you exactly why I'm stopping you. Right. >> Yeah. >> And who I was and what's going on. Correct. >> Okay. >> I just >> So, who are you first and foremost? >> Avery. >> What? >> I'm Avery. >> What's your real name? >> Avery. I don't have an ID. >> How the hell don't you have an ID? >> It's 2023. Let's try that. >> Okay. >> I'm from out of town. >> Where do you live at? >> I live in Colorado. >> Colorado. >> Yes, I live. >> But you live in Herman right now. You're staying in. >> I'm from here. Yes. One of my friends called me. My friends in here with me. I >> The ones that are outside that left when I pulled up in the Jeep. >> Did they? >> Yeah. Of course. I saw the police show up. >> Cali. They're going to want to come back and pick you up, right? >> I think so. I didn't steal anything. I checked my bag. Is >> they going to answer for you? As officers attempted to stop her for a routine check, Avery made a sudden movement, prompting an immediate police response and escalating the situation. >> I'm just going to leave. >> No, >> I'm sorry. I'm just going to leave. I'm sorry. I'm fine. I'm fine. I don't have anything. Hands behind your back. >> I'm sorry. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Hands behind your back. >> Ma'am, stop resisting. Stop behind your back. >> Left7 and they left. When I was steal, I wasn't going to steal. I literally have money on my card. I'll buy all everything I tell you. I have money on my >> Why did you run on me? >> Because I'm just >> Was that stupid? >> Was that stupid? >> Yes. I'm sorry. >> It was stupid. You're right. >> I just thought my friends might have done something and I don't know about >> Santa. I thought they were They might have stole something. I'm sorry. I didn't do nothing. >> Separate feet. >> I was going to pay for all my shoes. >> Separate your feet. Police quickly subdued her. During the struggle, a false nail fell from her coat, the exact item Walmart staff suspected she had stolen. Avery admitted she fled out of panic, but insisted she meant to pay, and had simply forgotten, despite denying she ever concealed anything. >> Put your hand here. >> Don't move. >> You broke my scar. I'm sorry. Did my breath feel something? Well, that's what we're trying to figure out. >> Is there other offices? Cuz they're parked parked wide. They parked all the way. >> We're the only one available in this town. >> Oh, god. >> I didn't steal it, please. I didn't steal anything. >> Stop. >> I'm sorry. >> This right here. You made me run. >> I know. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> You made me tackle you for no reason. >> I know. I'm sorry. >> This is dumb. >> That fell out her sweater. Yeah. >> No, those were in my bag. Those were in my bag. >> That's what we were looking for, right? Got it from out your sweater. No, I didn't. You got it FROM OUT YOUR SWEATER. I HAD THEM IN MY HAND. JUST TALK TO ME. >> I HAD THEM IN my hand. >> Wait up there for us. Thank you. >> I had them in my hand, sir. I was going to pay for all of them. I have my card. I'll pay for everything back there for every single thing. I swear I have my card. >> I have my card. I'll pay for everything, sir. I wasn't going to say. >> Hey, guess what? You know what the time is? We're done past that, aren't we? I'm sorry. >> You had to run. Why? >> I'm sorry, dude. I was just nervous cuz I didn't know if my friends did something. I'm sorry. Why would they leave? >> I'm sure they did. >> Why would they leave me? >> Because they knew what you were going to do. >> I wasn't going to steal. I will pay for everything right now. I swear to God, I have my car. >> We're past that point. I already told you that. >> Please. Please. No. >> Please. I will pay for everything. I will pay for everything. >> How old are you? >> I'm 22. >> Let's be Let's be an adult right now. Okay. >> Walk outside. >> I'm 22. Please. >> Please >> walk outside. >> I will. Please. No. You don't have to do that. This is called the escort position. This is how we walk. Okay? Cuz you already ran on me once. I don't want you running on me again. >> I'm sorry, but I don't pay for it all. >> Don't worry. I don't take it personally. >> Dude, I I didn't do anything. >> Yes, we did. >> No, I didn't. The other way. >> This is our >> I didn't do anything. Please. I didn't steal anything. >> Come on. >> I didn't steal anything. >> Stop. >> I didn't steal anything. >> Okay. The repetitiveness is good enough. Okay, >> we're going to come out here. We're going to find out who you are. We're going to find out why the hell you ran for me. >> Because I was nervous. People don't say that these cops out here are bad in these. I swear I'm not from here. Please >> knock it off. >> Please, I'm not from here. >> Pull off the stories like that. >> How you doing? >> Where are my friends? >> Oh, just fine. >> Please. Please. >> Please. Take a seat. >> Hold on one second. Let's get a better shirt. So, what's the uh Where did the stuff pop out of? You're like up in her shirt, you think? >> No, I just had a >> sweat. I just had them in my hand. >> No, you didn't. Your hands were clear. You were holding the bag. >> No, I wasn't. My hands had my jacket on them. >> Okay. So, you're hiding them up underneath your jacket. Thank you. >> No, I had my hands underneath my jacket, sir. >> That's why I would have anything that's going to poke me in the purse. Step here. Step here. >> Please, sir. Please, >> you're just going to sit down for a minute and sort things out. >> I know. I'm sorry. I was just having a >> available. Sorry. >> That's okay. Why don't you take a seat then? >> You want You want to talk to real quick since it's your car? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. If you wouldn't mind starting up here, I want you see if we can get 37 on this uh Jeep after she land on me here. >> Who Who are the people you're with? >> Officers escorted her to the patrol car for further verification. She cried briefly, admitted wrongdoing, then shifted her story again, claiming she was only shopping. Given the concealed false nail, and her attempt to flee, her explanations did not hold up. >> Just my friend is that >> Who is it? >> Her name is Callie. >> Callie what? >> Callie. Um >> Um I can't remember her last name. >> Don't know that well, huh? >> I literally just moved here. >> Okay. What's the dude? What's Susa do? She's left. >> I don't know. That's her friend. >> Okay. >> He just picked this up. >> What's your drug of choice? >> I don't smoke any drugs. I smoke weed. That's it. >> Do you have any other drug of choice? No other heroin. No meth. >> No. No. >> So, what the hell are you doing here today? >> I was literally just buying food. >> That was it. I had my I was going to pay for >> Okay. You understand why I told you I was honest with you right off the bat, right? >> Yeah. And I'm sorry. And I should have been I just out >> and I don't know why. >> I even told you what I was looking for, didn't I? >> Look for who? >> The nails, right? >> Yes. >> The stuff that you were hiding from me. >> I wasn't hiding them. Yes, you were. Because if the normal people, what do they do with them? >> They would just show them and tell them. >> Exactly. Or go pay for them, right? That's exactly Listen. No, no. We're beyond that now, though. That's the problem. >> Here's exactly what we would have done. I told you what was up. I told you what we were going to do. You were going to pay for everything. I was going to stand with you and make sure you did. >> Okay. >> And instead, you turned and ran. >> I'm sorry. That's ridiculous. >> I just didn't know it was like what happened. >> Nothing. What happens when people run from the police? >> They start asking more questions. >> Right. Okay. stupid. >> Kick your feet in. >> It was stupid. >> I didn't say you're stupid. I just That was a dumb decision. >> It wasn't. And I'm sorry. >> I really sit tight. >> $20. >> $20. Retail theft resisting arrest right now. >> For $20, >> but we don't we don't even know who she is. Yeah. >> All right. out. What's your real name? >> It's Avery. I told you. >> Do you have anything in Illinois? >> No, I'm not. >> You have Do you have a driver's license out of Colorado? >> No, I like got my driver's license taken away. >> Where where do you have an ID out of? >> I don't have any ID right now. >> You have in any state? >> I don't. I was supposed to get I was supposed to get an ID for here, but I just haven't I literally just moved here. >> Let me track her out of Colorado real quick. >> I literally just moved here. Not on file in Colorado either. Huh? >> I told you I don't have an license or anything. >> Ever? Though you've never had a state ID anywhere in the state in the United States? >> No, I haven't got one yet. No. >> Ever? >> Like since between the ages of zero >> and 23. You've never gotten an identification card? >> I haven't, sir. I haven't. >> Okay. So, we're going to book you underneath Jane Doe and they're going to run your finger. >> I've been homeless and I've been >> Okay. >> I've been on the streets when I was in Colorado and I came out here. >> How long you were in Colorado? my whole life. >> Born and raised in Colorado. Yes. >> What state or what city? Sorry. >> Denver. >> In Denver, Colorado. Yes. >> What address? >> One one. Why am I being What am I being in trouble with? I don't understand. Cuz I ran. >> Uh yeah, you stole stuff. You ran. >> I stole one thing. I ran. I didn't steal anything. >> And then I'm not I didn't even get to leave the store. That's not even stealing anything. And you guys stopped me from my friends. >> You ran. I did. >> And it had nothing to do with me, though. >> And then you ran. But because you guys are stopping me from my friends. >> Yeah, because you were stealing stuff. >> And then you guys ARE THREATENING TO CALL TO TO TURN ME IN. AND FOR WHAT? For nothing. I didn't even leave the STORE WITH THIS STUFF. I WAS GOING TO PAY FOR IT. >> NO, you weren't. >> Yes, I was. I PROMISED ON EVERYTHING I LOVE. I WAS GOING TO PAY FOR IT. I HAVE THE MONEY. >> OKAY. >> You didn't even let me go to You should have wait till I came out the store. >> You ran before we even got to that point. >> I get that, BUT YOU GUYS ARE ACCUSING ME OF DOING [ __ ] BECAUSE OF my friends. >> No, I'm not. I'M TALKING TO YOU. >> NO, YOU STOP ME BECAUSE OF THE people that I was with cuz they left. >> I told you they left. I didn't stop you because that's not I told you why I left. >> They said that THEY SEEN THE COPS. >> OKAY, here's what we're going to do. We're going to book you underneath Jane Do so we find out who you really are. >> For what? >> Run your fingerprints. >> What am I being booked under for? >> What I already told you? >> I'm not I'm being charged with I didn't even steal nothing. >> Retail theft. >> I didn't even steal anything. >> Resisting arrest. >> I didn't even steal anything though. Please. >> When I if I find out you have warrants, >> please. >> You're going to be charged with a felony. Just so you're aware. have warrants here. I've never lived here. Please >> get warrants in Colorado. >> No, please. >> Then who are you really? Because you're you're throwing a fit. >> I'm not real. I'm just so fed up with this stuff and I'm getting stopped for no reason. >> You're not getting stopped for no reason. I've already >> We can keep talking in circles or we can be adults and talk like people. >> How What are you going to do? >> I already told you everything. >> I already told you everything. >> So, your name is Avery Portillo? >> Yes. Okay. Put your foot in. Put your foot in, please. >> Am I seriously going to jail? >> Can I make a phone call, please? >> When you get to jail. Yeah. >> No, I need to make a phone call. >> Put your foot in, >> please. Please. Can I make a phone call? >> There we go. >> Walmart staff later confirmed they had been watching the group on cameras and their account matched the evidence officers collected. Avery was transported to the station for booking. So you said they all all three came in together. I got the other two finally. I got we got them finally stopped. We found we found them. >> Okay, good. It was the two females that came in. The female passenger of the vehicle and then the female that y'all arrested. >> Okay. What' you see him doing? >> Uh the one female with the orange tank top on that y'all have. She was behind this Q- line right here. That's where she started >> right there where that Ubot is. And that's where the lighters and stuff were. >> Um so I was watching her cuz I was scanning out my damages and keeping an eye. So then I called Fina because the other girl went over into the makeup aisle and then she went around the store looking for and then they both ended up in the makeup aisle. That's where they started with the nail glue and the nails and all that stuff. So when I seen the one girl that's in the pass of the vehicle, she was just like real fidgety. They just look like they were just drug addicts or whatn not how they were acting. And so I had Reena finish watching. >> Yes, sir. So what I'm doing right now? We're all good. had uh Reena watching them and then that's when Reena called me on my phone and said the other girl with the tank top on. She split off from her friend. So that's when I walked over and pretend I was looking for something in the freezer and cooler >> and she was getting ready to stuff the nails that time. But then she seen me coming and she tried to make like she was looking for some food. >> Yeah. >> So then that's when she the other girl went over to the freezer, got a bag of chicken, went and paid for her stuff. She went outside and we kept watching the girl with the tank top. And then when I tried to when I went out there to look for her, I didn't see her. But then the other girl was looking real mysterious. So that's what made me call y'all cuz I don't have time to be chasing nobody no more >> or fighting with nobody. So >> Well, neither do I. That's the funny part. >> Yeah. You did good, though. You did good. >> She didn't I don't I was just going to make her pay for whatever she had. Right. >> When it's the I'm just going to leave now and then we're hiding stuff underneath our sweatshirts. >> Right. Right. >> But this this store, it's just like everybody just feel like they can just come in here and steal. I just took over this store last August and it's just I'm steady constantly catching people and I'm telling them, "You can't come back. Don't come back here. If you come back, I'm calling the police." >> Yeah. >> You know, I spared them. >> Yeah. >> From y'all, you know, but >> Well, and I think you understand our responses. Yes. Yes. >> Going to be different, too. Even go I mean, this was that's why I went back there. I was like, I'm not going to wait for somebody to steal. Like, no, just come up here and pay. Yeah. >> But when you turn and run from me, it's like >> Yeah. >> Don't do that. Why? >> Right. Right. >> So, >> yeah. So, >> which phone number? >> She was charged with retail theft, resisting arrest, and obstructing identification. Lying. Hiding your identity, and fleeing only turn a minor shoplifting incident into serious charges. Staying honest and cooperating with officers prevents the situation from escalating against you. If you thought that was something, wait until you see what happens next. Guess how this thief tries to get away and drop a comment below. Don't forget to subscribe to catch the next move. On March 25th, 2022, police responded to an ongoing retail theft investigation that had stretched on for weeks. They located the suspects in a parking lot where one immediately ran toward a vehicle, raising tensions from the start. >> What's your date of birth? Oh, >> you've been in trouble before? >> No, not really. No. >> What's your date of birth? >> Yes. Was in the the wings. >> My husband's right over there. If I can just pay for her or something, we drop it to us. >> Who is it up to? >> Walmart. >> I can pay for >> When officers told her to stop filming, she panicked, began yelling, and refused to cooperate. Police worked to calm the situation, separated both women, and questioned them about fleeing and their possible involvement in multiple thefts. >> Please, my husband's right there. Please. My kids are in the car. Please. >> Why didn't you do that before? >> Are you convicted, fellon? >> No, >> you're not. >> No. >> What's your date of birth again? >> Yes. Please. My present's in the car. Please, Walmart, please. We can use the debit card or something. Please like last time. Is this your name? >> Yes. >> Is this your social? >> Yes. That's my social. Yes. >> We're just going back to a black guy. Cool tattoos. >> Well, I don't know why. That's the That's my social. >> You got nothing here with your name on it. >> No, nothing. >> So, how can we verify that you live here? Oh, that goes with that. >> Yeah, that goes with that. >> That goes with that. Yes, sir. >> Like, I'm being honest. Please, can I just pay with a debit card or something, please? >> My kids on your vehicle. >> Good. >> Which one is your husband's car? >> An Audi. the same. >> Yeah. >> No. >> Do you have anything else in your bag that's theirs? >> No. >> Have an ID with you? >> No, I don't. >> I have a Rapid ID. So, it's stupid. So, I'm letting you know it's an extra charge if you don't give law enforcement your accurate information. Giving you one last >> Okay, great. >> for child support. >> Okay. Thank you. Because they don't want you to get extra charges. >> Well, I'm already getting charged. It doesn't matter. I'M GOING TO JAIL. I'll leave for my kids. I hurt my kids. >> Yes. I know. I know. I made the right wrong decision. We know that. I know. >> I'm very aware about the date of birth. So you you ran all the way over here. >> Yeah. >> Where they supposed to? >> Not steal. And they when they confronted you cuz they've been watching you. >> You're right. I shouldn't >> cuz Walmart has better cameras than banks. >> You're right. But my husband has a debit card or something. We can drop his right now. >> What? What? We're going to find out who you are. If you got a warrant, it's a ramp. >> While officers attempted to verify her identity, the driver called her boyfriend and repeatedly shouted that she had done nothing wrong, accusing police of discrimination and further escalating the encounter. >> You're not going to run again, are you? >> No. >> Those your cuffs? >> No, they're the other guy. Okay, run with cuffs on it. >> Hey, I've seen it many times. >> I can't get off. >> That's another charge. >> I guess these things do lock down once you get so far. They do lock down once you get so far. Yeah, >> I watch pushing all the way. >> You need to sit down. You can sit on the curb if you want. >> No, I can't. I'm on my motorcycle. Why you got the cool kid uniform on today? Y'all doing something y'all doing something different today? Y'all doing the same. >> What's that? Did you chase? Did you actually run? Do you have anything on you? Officers informed the passenger that they were being detained because they matched the suspect vehicle and attempted to flee. They warned her that refusing to identify herself could result in criminal charges. So, where'd you get the name of Vanessa Cruz? >> She's your friend. She did all kinds of stuff in her history, but the picture don't look nothing like, >> huh? >> Yeah, it doesn't look like you couldn't even You couldn't even match her sisters. >> I was just I was stupid. I was just stupid of the older sisters. Not asking for Patty or nothing. There's only Disney, >> but they didn't know what was going on. All they had is someone uh run into the parking lot. So, obviously that's something going on. Usually entails shoplifting. >> You actually locally every day. >> Unless you guys want to take it. Unless one of you guys want to take it. >> I can. >> No matter. >> I got like four. >> Okay. >> Two from this place. Yeah. >> We were here this morning, weren't we? >> Yes. Uh I was here yesterday. >> Every day, I think this place. >> Yeah. You're supposed to >> head out already. >> I am leaving. >> She was running because she shoplifted. >> Yeah. >> All right. Either way, I'm checking you and then when you get down there. I know you got a spoon. >> Just >> Yeah. >> It's fine. I still got to check you and then when you get to the >> I know. I don't know what >> place then. And you just got to get checked again. >> Sorry, I didn't feel it. Okay. >> Just checking everything. >> Nothing. >> Anything in your bra? >> No, ma'am. >> Okay. >> No, you don't have to face me. You're good. >> I don't know what to do. You're just It's too much. All right. Sorry. >> Not trying to >> No, it's fine. It's fine. >> Like I said, you're going to get searched up, though. >> No, I'm very aware. >> Okay. >> Uh, anything in your shoes or anything like that? >> Awesome. Both women were taken for onseene identification. One was handcuffed after refusing to provide ID while the other complied with the process before each was transported to their respective police stations. >> Um we're going to go in his car. >> I think you're going in her car now. >> We're playing shuffle boards with the shuffle cards. I was going to be he doesn't want me to say hi bye to my husband. We'll still we'll we'll get there. Please. >> Are your kids actually in the car? >> I don't want to mention that. >> Is that them in the car? >> Yes. >> Is they had nothing to do with it? Leave them alone. >> I'm not doing anything with the kids. Some >> Were they inside with you? >> No, ma'am. >> No, ma'am. >> No, every school. >> You want to step out of their line of sight? like a better. >> Yeah. Thank you. >> That way they don't see you. >> Sorry. I'm just nervous. >> Just remember next time. >> It was just this decision. >> I know it was, but what I'm saying is is that if you think you're not going to get caught nine times out of 10, >> I [ __ ] up. Sorry. >> Christmas stuff. >> No, it was just I was trying to go as something. It was late. It was late thinking. I was just in a rush. I wasn't thinking at all. Well, hopefully you can get the warrant and get all this. >> I have to get the warrant anyway off. So, >> is it for those kids? >> Yeah. >> With him? >> No. >> Okay. >> I just had child. Gota stuff. Can I itch my eye or something? Like, can you put the cups in the front or >> something? This one? >> Yeah. And have sweat all over me. Like, I just >> It's a little hot out here. We'll get you in the car. Okay. >> She just needs to get the information. I guess she's taking it. >> Yeah, I'll read it. >> Okay. that Bible was like, "This is our home." But I've done so many retail tests that it takes like an hour to do. >> How much am I looking at? >> That I don't know. I'm not the I'm not a Leons person. >> I have to It's like 30 $40. >> I think their limits like 20 something. >> Yeah, they're >> It's very little. Like >> when you talk to them, you take up front and it's like Well, that's that's the limit for pro prosecution. They can still I mean if you take a piece of gum it's still pressed. >> Yeah, I know. >> Enough. >> No, I'm just And I'm feeling so I'm staying overnight, right? >> Yes. >> Yay. >> 16. >> Yeah. Okay. >> So, you came here by yourself. Is there really someone sticking around out here? >> No, there's somebody sticking. Her husband and her boyfriend and her kids and kids are in that car. Can I at least smoke a cigarette before I go in or >> That's not my call. You're going in her car and I don't know that she's going to want that to smell like that to be honest. >> Can somebody else take me, please? >> I'm thinking you even have cigarettes in here. Do you? >> No, they're in the car. They're in my husband's car. >> Oh, yeah. I can't do that. So, I don't know what you'd be smoking then. Like, there might be something in there. >> Yeah. If you had a readily available, ready to go, then we >> They are ready to go. They're in the car ready to go. >> I got you. We're not walking to the car to go get something that may or may not be cigarettes. Okay. But when I go see say goodbye to him, can you >> No, that's us. >> Who is it? It's up to her. >> You want to sit right here? >> No. No, I don't. [ __ ] Give me a push. You're making me >> Oh, no. I thought I saw a shot. >> Okay, I got it. But the fact that you already ran >> I can't run with cops. I'm not that talented. >> You've seen it happen. >> I can't get it. I can't get them off, bro. Like, that would be kind of stupid. >> Seen it happen. Even after being escorted to the patrol car, the primary suspect attempted to call her boyfriend again despite officers telling her to stop. >> The problem is is when the weight transferred and then all of a sudden >> Yeah, that would hurt. >> Yeah, >> but how do you You can't take them off. So, how do you Doesn't make sense to me. You can't escape unless you get a jaw or a >> I agree with you. It doesn't make sense, but I have seen it done. It doesn't make sense. And it made no sense at the time. >> Her car's over here. >> Okay. I can't say goodbye to my >> I don't know yet. Let me talk to her. >> Hey guys, switch them out again. >> Oh, you want to switch them out? Hold on. Let me get her. >> The primary suspect was ultimately arrested and charged with obstruction of identification, resisting arrest, and retail theft. Trying to escape after shoplifting only worsens consequences, especially with prior offenses. Always face legal issues directly instead of involving strangers or fleeing.