Well, no, I'm not detained, but you just read me my Miranda rightites. You said >> because you're trying to turn me for crime minute. >> No, dude. Bro, come on. >> Hey, ma'am. Excuse me. >> It's amazing how stores put almost everything you need right at your fingertips. Sounds great in theory, but it's also created the perfect playground for a certain kind of crook, the sneaky shoplifter. These people don't use masks or clever disguises, just backpacks, strollers, and whatever tricks they can think of. My phone's in my my phone's in the car. >> Okay. All right. Hey, ma'am. >> I'm not talking to you. >> Did Did she >> On March 30th, 2025, police were called to a Walmart after staff reported a repeat shoplifter who had been trespassed multiple times, but returned to steal again. >> What's going on? >> Have a female that we've caught stealing here before. She did trespass twice over here. >> Okay. >> And I just went watching her. >> Okay. >> Wait for you guys. >> What's she doing now? >> She has a cart full of stuff. She's marking merchandise off like you can see. >> Okay. All right. Where's she at? >> Uh she is really terrible by >> Okay. So if I mean she's been trespassed from me already. I think I'm just going to address this now instead of letting her, you know, obviously just deal with that. especially we're 10 minutes till shift change. >> The suspect, identified as Ashley, had a cart full of merchandise and was seen marking barcodes and removing tags. She had previously stolen over $2,000 worth of goods during prior incidents, >> right? >> Yeah. No, you're good. You're good. I figure so this is something I can address now. And >> I didn't know about it till I called you guys. >> Yeah. No worries. No worries. Yeah. And uh the district officer is out in the parking lot dealing with a whole another thing. So >> Oh, okay. >> It's a it's a busy day. So >> it shouldn't take too long. She I think last night she was pretty compliant. So >> Okay. >> I think she's high because she knows who we are and still back there. >> Wow. >> Yeah. I stopped her before. >> She looked straight at me and I walked Ashley. >> Yeah. Without it's her last name. and Oh, okay. Yeah, that sounds you know off chance when she was trespassing there. I pulled up my Okay, no worries. I had one from March. >> Did that hurt? >> No. No. She She's wearing a face mask, too. >> Okay. >> Will you make your way to the back of the store? We're near the restrooms. >> Apparently, just the stuff she's took and tossed it back packaging. >> Okay. Like I don't know the officers last time when uh we got her stopped. I don't know if he checked the purse or not cuz he had her go outside. >> Okay. Do we know where she was? It was like in a purse where she tucked all that stuff. >> Book bag. >> Okay. >> I think it's still in her cart. >> Okay. Is that her cart right there? >> Yeah. >> And she's been marking the barcodes. >> Okay. >> She's been here two times before and last time was like two grand of her stuff. >> Yeah. Jeez, >> that's ridiculous. Okay. Do you know if she came here in a vehicle or she >> um >> not sure? >> I'm not sure. She probably did. >> Okay, no worries. >> Yeah, I think she did. Last time >> officers and Walmart employees coordinated to confront her near the restrooms. She was suspected of concealing stolen items in her backpack. >> The stuff most likely in her book bag. >> Did she not leave the book bag in here? Cuz I didn't see her grab it into the bathroom. I don't see it in here. >> Oh, she did? >> Um, >> she tears >> she does trespassed her last time. She says she tears the tag off because she didn't want it to beep at the door. >> So, is this what we're looking at then? >> Well, this is what she did. There's nothing. So, we're assuming >> Well, she probably has concealed at least. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> But she's trespassed. >> So, at least that. >> Yeah. >> So, she's been trespassed previously. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I'm going to >> She was trespassed when I stopped her, but I didn't know that. Hey, Ashley. It's Officer Engles with the police department. You need to come out. >> Okay. Well, hurry it up. My body camera's on as well. So, once she comes out here, I'm going to uh actually >> I need to go check this doll. Anyway, um I'll have to go check this doll. So, I'll go ahead and bring her out here. I'll go check this doll and then I'll ask her about her backpack and everything. >> There's some makeup. >> Officers discussed Ashley's past behavior and possible mental or cognitive issues. She denied stealing when questioned, even though she was caught on camera. Please. >> Oh, >> I put I put her daughter through chocolate shop the hero. >> Okay. >> Because of that. >> Okay. >> So, this is who this is. >> So, do you think there's a bit of it's a cognitive disease? Like there's some sort of like she's just >> she knows exactly what she's doing. She just loses control of her her functions and stuff. >> Okay. Okay. Got it. Got it. Do you have anything in your backpack that you haven't paid for? No. >> That you've taken out of packages? >> No. >> Okay. Do you mind if I look? >> It's mine. I need >> Okay. They've got you on video. >> All right. So, you just might as well cooperate. It's going to be a lot better for you. I don't steal anything. I didn't take anything. >> Police confirmed that she had been officially trespassed from Walmart before Ashley claimed she forgot she was arrested for criminal trespass and searched without incident. >> Take the backpack off, please. >> So, they did verify she has been trespassed. >> They said dispatch did not. >> They did not see >> pulled up on our system. >> I forgot. You forgot you were trespassed. >> You were told that you were trespassed from here. >> Yeah. And I forgot. >> Okay. All right. Go ahead and turn around. >> You're being arrested for criminal trespass cuz you are not supposed to be here at Walmart. >> Careful with my body. >> Okay. >> Okay. Do you have anything on your person that you shouldn't have? Anything on your body? Nothing. No. >> No. >> Okay. >> All right. We're going to head up to the security office. >> Okay. >> You want to head up? You want You want to Yeah. You want me >> Okay. So, speak up just a little. >> Evidence showed ripped clothing tags and packaging, confirming attempted theft. She continued to deny taking anything despite video evidence. Okay. >> Yep. That works. >> I'll take care of this. You can disregard. I'm just going to release her on a couple notice here. see what the other half does. >> Okay. Well, what I'm doing right now is I'm trying to I'm trying to uh put everything down in a way where I can show that tags were ripped off. >> Oh, okay. >> Do you have someone getting a training receipt for like all of those that we have that were torn off? >> Do you want me to? I can. >> I I would say yeah. >> Okay. cuz I think there's a retail theft charge for removal of >> So, you want all the tags? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> All right. You mind just hanging out with her there till Billy gets done? >> Oh, yeah. Is that photograph you need me to photograph the alley car? >> I don't No, I don't think so cuz we don't I don't have anything. She didn't go past last point of sale. She had >> concealed this in her backpack in the restroom. >> Just all these stuff. >> Yeah. Everything was in there. >> Okay. So, I got up there and they they found the ball for this. >> Okay. >> So, I found that one, >> right? These are unknowns, though, so I don't know. >> Okay. >> There's a tag. That's something that I can probably look up. >> Okay. That look Yeah, that's a clothing item. Missy flow shirt. Black. What? >> Yeah, they watched you on camera. >> No. >> Take these out of the box. >> No. I did not. >> Well, where are they? >> I didn't touch anything. >> Okay. So, we want to answer questions about those boxes. I mean, they watched take the items out of it. What are you doing? >> Officers photographed evidence and issued her two misdemeanor charges. She was released with a notice to appear in court on April 28th. >> Got tags quite a few times previously and has been trespassed >> at least once. She's over by the fitting room, I believe. >> Okay. >> Do you know her name? >> I don't. Um, sorry. >> Our AP was tied up on a phone call. So, one of our who has dealt with her before >> Mhm. is over with them. Just observing. Yep. Observing. >> I know we've asked her to leave multiple times before and I know that she has been. >> Okay. >> Wow. >> Right here. >> Hello. Okay. >> Just 2 weeks later, Ashley returned to Walmart again, marking tags and walking near the fitting rooms. Employees recognized her immediately and called the police. >> Hello. Hey, so do you have an ID on you by chance? >> No. >> What's your name? >> I don't have one. >> You don't have a name? [Music] Ma'am, can I talk to you for a second? Can I see what did she steal the bag? >> Ma'am, can I talk to you? >> Command five. She's walking back towards the entrance. >> Hey, my phone's my phone. When approached by officers, she refused to identify herself, became verbally combative, and slapped an officer after he tried to detain her. She was handcuffed, and searched again. >> Ma'am. Ma'am, can you talk to me? >> Let go of me. >> Just talk to me. >> No. Let go of me. >> All right. Let go of me right now. >> By customer service. >> Let go of me. >> Ma'am, please identify yourself. >> No. Let go of me. >> All right, I'm going to walk you to the entrance. Okay, >> let go of Let go of me. >> Walking back towards the entrance. I walked in. >> Let go of me. >> Just identify yourself. >> No. Let go of me. >> All right, we're going to go to the entrance. [Music] >> Right here. >> Stop. Stop. >> Let go me. >> I'm done with this. I'm done. >> Let go me. Talk to me. What? What is your name? >> Go. Let go of me. >> Go let go. >> Put your hands on your hand. >> I didn't know. >> Do you know that you just smacked me? >> Yeah, because you wouldn't let go of me. >> Okay. Well, that's Sian police officer. [Music] Where's your ID at? >> You don't have an ID? You don't have a name? >> That's okay. We'll figure it out. >> Okay. Can you pick my phone up and put in my pocket? >> You want to grab it? >> Yeah. Will you grab it? >> Yeah. [Music] >> If you identify yourself or you make this difficult, you're going to end up going to jail and stay there until you can figure out who you are. You understand? [Music] Stop right there. Place her up against the car. >> Are gamers on? Spread your feet apart more. >> Is there anything on you that's going to poke me, sick me, hurt me, or is illegal? >> No. >> Okay. Bring this foot towards me. Lean forward. Can you unbuckle it? I can't. It's stepped. She refused to stop for you. >> Yep. >> Wouldn't identify yourself. Snacked me >> cuz you wouldn't let me go. >> Because you wouldn't identify yourself. I'm going to temporarily release this hand. I need you to not move or resist me. Okay. They're digging into my wrist. >> I'm working on it. >> Hold on. You're going to strap her back in. >> Let go of your hand. >> Can you let go of your hand? >> Oh. If you relax, it' hurt way less. >> Once again, is there anything on you that's going to pump the stick or is illegal? >> Your car unlock it. Step back. Take your feet apart. Big wide and then anything that you have. Let's shut the door. >> Okay. [Music] So, what h like can you just explain what happened? >> Yeah. So, I approached her. I said, "Hey, um, what's your name? Do you have an ID on you?" I don't have a name. I don't have an ID. I said, "Okay, well, we're going to walk to the front." She said, "All right, I'm leaving anyway." Um, >> so I wasn't going to put hands on her until I got close to you. So, I was trying to get you over there. And then that's when you showed up. Negative. When you showed up, I put my hand on her. She slapped me. >> Okay. I I I was just watching her. How did she slap you? >> Oh, she slapped me right here. >> Okay. >> Um, are you charging her with the aggravated battery? >> I would. >> I would. I'm going to. >> Yep. >> I planned on it unless you told me otherwise. >> Nope. I would do the aggravated battery and the trespass. Um, even tag her for resisting arrest cuz we grabbed on to her. >> Yeah. So, um, yeah. Yeah, I would say that slapping you after you put hands on her to get her to stop would be resisting. So, yep. Might as well. >> Okay. >> So, yeah, those three >> detainable, >> they won't be detainable, but we'll send we'll take her there and >> give her notice to appear. >> Just obviously make sure to fill out your booking form and your notice to appear. >> Yep. And then, uh, I've never done this with I wasn't here during CO. How do I know this is her? I can't see her face. >> I mean, she has her ID. She's saying that's who she is. >> Okay. >> That's what we have to go with right now. >> Okay. Is she wearing a mask on? >> Yeah, she's got a co mask on. >> Yeah. >> She wasn't like super fighting, so I wouldn't say we need to do it RTR. We just grabbed onto her and put her hands behind her back. After that, she was compliant. >> Yeah. >> I wouldn't do I wouldn't do the resisting arrest, but I mean, if she's she's MCU, I would say we do her own battery. >> Okay. because it's not like she was actively trying to get once we put hands on her. She was mostly compliant. She was just like, "Get off me." >> She was trying to get away from me from the jump and I was basically escorting her until I found you. >> Yeah, but I mean at that point she >> Officers reviewed the incident. Ashley was charged with battery on a peace officer and criminal trespassing. They decided not to add resisting arrest since she complied after being restrained. Some people never learn until real consequences catch up with them. Breaking the law repeatedly only leads to deeper trouble and lost trust. If you like this video, please sign up for Law Zone to receive more. Look out for the next shoplifter who will react even more aggressively. Is he going to take >> Well, it depends on the government felony. >> We have to read it. >> Officer arrives, warns the suspects not to run or resist. Mentions he'll tase if needed and that multiple units are on route. >> How we doing? All right. Uh, listen. What we're going to do, listen, Timmy, start to cook. >> You do not want to get tased. I'm just telling you straight up. >> I'm old school, so I don't I don't do all this running. I'm old. I'm just going to tase you. So, I don't want you to resist. Okay. >> I got units pulling in right now. >> Both women are told they're being detained on suspicion of shoplifting. The officer records the encounter on video and asks one to put an item down. >> Multiple units, so there's no running, no getting away. So, you're going to be detained on suspicion of shoplifting. I'm being honest with you. So, here's what's going to happen. >> We're sitting here while I'm tape this down. It's all on video. So, >> all right. Sorry about that. >> That's okay. Put the water down. Here you go. Off Miss Bomb, will you hold up? >> The officer asks for receipts, offers a chance to pay, but clarifies they're still being detained while paperwork and checks are done. >> All right. Put your hand behind your back right now. >> What's up? >> How you doing? >> Hey. >> Hello. I'm sorry, you guys. >> It's okay. Nothing personal. >> Yep. >> Thank you. >> I'm going to go get a receipt. >> Receipt. Can I just >> Oh, we'll work on that right now. >> Like I said, you're just being detained right now. >> They're escorted toward the security office. The officer says he'll run criminal history checks and notes one woman's name, Betty Renwick. A&M, guys. Okay. >> 41 to 21. Do you any further? No, we're good. >> All right, we're going to walk towards the security office. Okay, [Music] >> tell us right. >> We'll deal with that after we do some paperwork. >> Oh [ __ ] We could just ask >> right in this other door over here. >> No, they're not. >> No, I'm saying we're just Why not? >> Have you ever been arrested for safety? >> No. >> Never. >> All right. So, you'll go over ahead and run a criminal history on her also. It >> was funny cuz I was going to go the other door, but I was going to cut inside, but I noticed I didn't have my handcuff, so I had to come out my car to get it. And I was like, there she is right there. because we couldn't find her on the camera. >> Well, like I said, we got to do this paperwork. >> Unfortunately, you got a pot in here, so it's tying up three units. So, we got to get the paperwork done. >> I got to wait. >> Not your partner. Just somebody else will shop with him at some time. [Music] [Music] Somebody right here. >> Who is this? >> Excuse us, young ladies. >> Love you. >> All right, we're going to move this bag and have you sit right here. Okay. >> All right, have a seat. Good thing I didn't didn't have my handcuffs on me cuz I was going to go that way and I was like, "Oh, I don't have handcuffs." So, I had to go in my car to get another pair. She literally just passed my car. I'm like, "Hey, I noticed that emblem. >> Huh? Have we >> have we searched her there also? >> I have not. How did you do that? Young. >> The officer conducts a pat down and places handcuffs on one woman for safety. Explains detention versus arrest and that a firsttime offender may only get a ticket and go home. >> Lady, will you stand up for me real fast? Just cuz I don't like you're not handcuffed and I want to make sure you don't have a weapon. So, >> turn around for me. Don't fall, please. >> Let's handcuff her until we're decide to release her. >> Keep it st Keep it standard. You're not her. We're just detaining cuz I detained her. So, I'm going to detain you, too. >> Fair is only fair. >> So, they don't get you. You have a receipt >> for the clothes. Can we just bargain? Nope. No, that's not working. >> Nope. Not at this moment. >> Okay. >> Not at this moment. >> Once we're done. I told you. >> We never said you were under arrest. You're going to eventually go home. >> Well, thank you. >> You haven't done this before. >> The officer issues a stern warning about repeat offenses and discusses discovering prior records for one suspect, implying different outcomes for each. What I'm going to do is I'm going to grab your stuff and we can just walk out the door and meet these guys when they need to. >> I should get you to sign everything. That way we have a little more room in here. >> And this is your one life warning. >> The second one you go to jail. >> If you keep doing it, your fourth one is felony. >> No matter if it's a dollar candy. >> All right. So the truth. No, not the truth. >> So, I got told by my bad guy earlier that I did a good job cuz it was funny. He kept he was giving false name. I knew that, you know. I thought, "Bro, they ain't coming back." That's like, "So, your license is Alabama." Alabama North Carolina. Oh, okay. Cool. Run down North Carolina. Nope. Not coming back. So I said I kept going kept going. You know I was like you got a wallet? Nope. It's in my brother's truck. Strange. People normally guys normally carry a wallet. How about you stand up? Let me patch your pocket. Oh well there's my wallet. Oh my dog. So long story short, we find out who he is and I'm telling Jazz cuz Jazz is a trainee, right? I'm like look, if they tell you they got a license, they tell you they've been to jail, they're going to have a return. The back guy looks at Jazz and goes, "He's right." So, you did a good job. You did a real good job. I'm like, "Thanks, man." >> Bro, why you going to lie? >> I I knew her name. She's been arrested a lot for shopping. >> You've been convicted. >> Been arrested. >> All right. How many we got? Let's see. >> Two were dismissed already. >> Okay. Well, it don't matter if you going to take me to jail. >> Well, it depends on the difference between felony and >> we have to read it. No [ __ ] you don't. If you gonna take me to jail literally do >> okay. >> Okay. Well, that's fine. Y'all need to >> conversation reveals one suspect has prior convictions and worries about being taken to jail. The other appears likely to be released after paperwork. >> You taking this one? >> Let's go then. Hold on. I want to borrow. Oh, wait. Hold on. She borrow. Go put her in the car. >> Hold on. And then we'll walk here and we can do the thumb. We can walk out. [Music] >> Did you already get the stuff? >> Oh, yeah. We got that. >> Hey, boo. >> What's up? >> Sweet. I'm at Walmart. >> We had one and then when we're in here, they had another one in progress. [Music] Officers handle case logistics, vehicle availability, case number, paperwork, and finish by instructing suspects how to stand and proceed. Final lines reference custody procedures and case processing. >> And for having cages, sergeants, technically, we're supposed to have them, but until we get more cars, we're driving that. And they got a bunch of SUVs in, but it's taken so long to outfit them. They gave the SUVs to the captains, the ones that aren't outfitted yet. >> So, at least they're trying. You know what I'm saying? >> What do you need to do? Like I said, >> I just need all of her information and the case number. >> Okay. Well, you should have done that when I have my computer. Emily B. I love it. [Music] [Music] 74. [Music] Hello. >> Both women were detained on suspicion of shoplifting at Walmart. Arrested for shoplifting, possibly facing a felony due to prior convictions. Every choice has a cost. Honesty keeps you free. Steal once, lose trust. Steal again, lose freedom. But this is still not the worst case. Just wait until you see this next one. >> No, that's my >> No, you stole these bags at the beginning. Your sticky hands got into my my stuff. >> Police respond to a Walmart where a woman attempted to steal two full shopping carts of merchandise by bypassing the checkout. When caught, she asked if she could still pay for the items to avoid jail. >> What do I go to jail for? Do >> not resist. >> I'm not resisting. >> Put your Put your bag there. Put your bag there. >> Right here. >> What am I going to jail for? >> You're under arrest for shoplifting. >> But these are supposed to be for returning. They're supposed to be for See how this works is you can't take stuff from inside and not pay for it and take it out and then return it. That's called fraud. It's called stealing. That's how that works. >> You kind of have to pay for stuff before you return it. >> Well, I got the mail to I think um 54 and 56. >> Can I turn off my stuff, please? >> Can I turn off my stuff, please? 54. Yeah, we got both detained. We can go back to May. >> Not pay for all the stuff. >> No. No, that's not how it works. >> I'm not being circled. >> Police secure her belongings and question her about her companion, God Brother Junior. Officers discover she also stole store bags to pack the items. >> When things are >> Can I tell you to pick up the car since I do have a car here? Um, we need to get a receipt for everything. >> So, hold on. We'll take this one, too, once he's >> And that's my brother. >> Is that who is with you? >> No, that's not him. >> Who is with you? >> That's my god brother. >> Your god brother? >> Yes. >> What's his name? >> Junior. >> Can you turn it off, please? I don't even know what it is. >> It's just on the screen. >> No, just light it up, please. Can I Can I make a call for the car? >> No. >> You have anything sticking me needles in there? >> Nothing. >> No. >> Yeah. >> Um, hold on. I'm going to go with you so that way we can get the receipt and uh you'll go to the office. [Music] >> What? >> I'll put her we'll put her in the same car and I want to watch them both then. >> No, no, no. They do not go in the car together. No, >> you can pay for cash that already. >> Sir, you're done with that. You stole the bags to begin with. >> No, that's my bag. >> No, you stole these bags to begin with. Your sticky hand got into my my stuff. >> Walmart staff explained the suspects bagged items in multiple departments, including the shoe and towel sections as they went, indicating premeditated theft. I'm >> recording. So, food. Nice. Where were they bagging this up? >> So, they went into Well, they were in two different departments. They went to the shoe department where they did most of it. Okay. >> And they did some where the towels are. >> Okay. And they were bagging it as >> they were bagging as they were going. All the merchandise back. >> All right, cool. I'll go with you. >> He's going to go right here. [Music] You want me to hand it to you >> or do you have a gun that >> no phone? >> All right, perfect. Uh, I'm going to go outside, check on my guys, and then I'll come in and get you guys uh information so that way you can start doing the >> send me the link and all that. >> We'll do all that. >> The woman tries to negotiate about her car being towed, asking to call someone to pick it up. Officers refuse, reminding her she's committed a crime, and cooperation will determine further leniency. >> They live around the corner. Can I pick it up, please? >> Listen, you guys here committing a crime, right? You really committing a crime. We can't we can't be we're not going to be assisting you with your with your what you want to do cuz you're committing crimes and now you want to not tow your car feet >> by me not telling I'm just asking politely if they can come pick it up. >> H >> can they? >> No. >> Sometimes they allow it. >> What is this? Is this a pocket that goes into >> Sometimes they allow it. That's what I'm asking you. >> Allowing what? because they won't have a car. >> I don't I don't know what you're asking me. >> If my people can if the car owner can't come pick up the car. >> Well, figure that out. >> I'm being very respectful. I know. Yeah, I know. >> I'm being very respectful. I'm not trying to disrespect you. I'm just asking if it's the possibility that I can call. >> Okay. We'll see. We'll see you on depending on how how you cooperate from here on out. Okay. >> Okay. No problem. >> Officers read her Miranda rights. She continues asking if she can pay for her troubles instead of going to jail. Police reiterate that theft over this amount is a serious offense. >> All right, I'm going to read you real quick your rights. Okay. >> Yeah. You got on your >> should your cuffs real quick. Make sure they're locked. >> Oh, I'm not going to >> No. No. No. Not like it's could lock in terms of like so it won't get tighter for you. So it doesn't like put more pressure on your wrist. Okay. >> Okay. So, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can, and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to a presence of an attorney prior to or while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed at county expense to represent you before any questioning if you so wish. If you can, you can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. >> Do you understand each of these rights I have explained to you? >> Yes. Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to me or talk to us? >> Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to us? >> Well, about the the carbon >> about everything that just happened now. >> I'm asking. >> During questioning, she admits to taking towels, sheets, and a knife set. First claiming she planned to return them, but later admitting she was just being dumb. >> What happened? And you need to tell me the exact truth. If you don't tell me the exact truth, that's going to be on you. Okay. So, tell me from from exactly what happened, what you stole everything from literally where you were. >> Towels. Towels. >> Huh? So, what time who do you come here with? >> I came here with my god brother. >> Okay. And what cars? >> This is a white Chrysler. >> A white Chrysler. Okay. And uh it's it's in a park in the parking lot right now. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, then you parked in the parking lot with your god brother, god brother, and what's his name? >> Junior. >> Junior. Okay. Junior. And then after that, you guys, what happened after that? >> I went in and I um grabbed some towels. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Grab some That's it. So, you're telling me all you did is grab some towels. No other items. >> No, it's it was mainly towels and um >> So, you you're you're admitting to stealing these these towels. >> I'm compromising with you. >> Okay. >> I'm not trying to be >> No, no, no. I'm just I'm just I want to understand that you're you're admitting to you're just saying that you're just it's I want you to understand this is a crime. Like, you understand that's wrong, right? I I totally understand, but I'm not going to give you extra trouble. Like, I'm not a trouble person. I'm not trying to give you problems. >> So So you mentioned taking uh taking the towels without paying for them. And also what else do you mention taking? >> The towels without paying for them. And what else was in the cart? >> It was some uh a knife set. It was a knife set. >> Okay. >> All those items in the cart. Those are all all items that you took and you were going to plan on taking out taking them out of the store without paying for them, right? The shopping cart that I saw in your hands, correct? >> The shopping cart that you see in my hands, you said what? >> Those two shopping carts that you had when I stopped you over there before I handcuffed you. >> I had one shopping cart and have two shopping carts. You maybe my god brother had one and I had one. >> No, you had two right there. You had two. And then you had two shopping carts. >> I had one shopping cart. H >> I had one shopping cart. >> Okay. So everything in that shopping cart you admit to to obviously stealing, right? >> I had the shopping cart with the bings. >> H >> I had the shopping cart with the sheets in >> with the sheets. Okay. So those sheets you weren't planning on playing planning to pay for, right? >> I mean, >> yeah, cuz you passed all the points to sell, right? You passed the store. So you were obviously going to Are you going to resell it? Were you going to resell it? >> You trying to do a return? I stood at the return line originally. >> Okay. Okay. And then So you're passing them and what were you planning on doing after? You going to just use them for your house or you going to like return them later or sell them later? Like what was the purpose of what was the purpose of you stealing? >> Just being dumb. I was just being dumb. >> Okay. But I know. I know. But what was the purpose? You were going to use it? >> No. >> You weren't going to use it. So you're just stealing for for not your own use. >> That's I was asking, can I just pay my troubles? Like if I can. I know sometimes they work. >> No. Okay. Let's say we never caught you. Let's say none of this happened. The total value of stolen merchandise is about $782, making it a felony over $750 under Florida law. She provides her name, Alexis, and personal details for the arrest report. >> That that point has already been passed and it's a felony amount of what he said. Yeah, it's a felony. Anything over 700 uh >> uh $750 in the state of Florida, it's like $782 total. Okay. What's your first name? >> Lexus. Lexus or Alexis? >> Alexis. >> Alexis. >> A L E >> X I S. I thought you got all the information on. >> Yeah, that's all right. It's I like to get it myself. How tall are you? >> Um I don't know. 5'4. >> How much do you weigh? >> I'm not sure. >> I'm not trying to give you a hard time. >> No, I have any tattoos? I don't. >> Where? Hey, you confirmed that you >> and did you have a Florida driver's license? >> No, it's not on you. >> Not on you, but you have it. You actually went to the DMV, got your picture taken. Okay. Uh, >> all right. Great. The suspect tried to excuse a large-scale theft by offering to pay later, but Florida law treats such thefts as felonies once merchandise leaves the store unpaid. She's charged with felony grand theft. The video ends noting she received 12 months of probation. Learning this wasn't reality TV, it was reality. Crime has real consequences. You can't steal and then offer to pay once caught. Honesty costs nothing, but deception can cost your freedom. If you like this video, please sign up for Law Zone to receive more. Look out for the next shoplifter who will react even more aggressively. >> Officers respond to an active shoplifting call at Walgreens. They confront a male suspect outside who denies stealing and claims he was just begging for change. >> Hi sir, how you doing? >> Where you Where you going? >> I'm going home. Going home. All right. What'd you get from the store? >> I ain't going to the store. >> You going to go for the store? >> No. This is chips. I got the goddamn >> man. I don't even have to talk to you, bro. >> Okay. Okay. I'm stopping you. Well, I'm stopping. >> Hey, put your hand on me. Do not touch me. Do not touch me. >> Yeah. Yeah. Another unit. Put Don't touch me. I ain't done nothing. >> Put your hands on top of your head right now. >> Put your hands on top of your head right now. >> The male resists commands, repeatedly insists he has done nothing, and identifies himself as homeless and a drug addict. Officers discover he has a cracked pipe. >> Leave me alone, man. >> No. Come on. >> No. Leave me the alone. I've not done nothing. I was begging for change. I mother seen him calling the police. I left. >> Okay. >> Now I move. Stop. Stop. >> Do not touch me. >> Stop. >> Do not touch me, dude. You don't have no right to touch me. >> Stop. >> Stop what? >> Please tell me. Yeah. Come on. >> Put your hands behind your back now. [Applause] I didn't do nothing about it. I've been in this store. I was begging for change, man. >> I'm begging for change. I ain't did [ __ ] I ain't done nothing. I ain't done nothing. >> I ain't done thing, man. I'm begging for change. I'm a homeless dude, man. >> I don't do [ __ ] >> Turn over. Turn over. Turn over. >> I ain't doing nothing. Officers are informed about a female suspect inside the store who allegedly stole about $2,000 in merchandise a few days earlier and is currently concealing items. >> Stop moving. >> I'm not with nobody, man. I'm begging for change, man. Even less, dude. >> You got your crackpipe. Can't have that. >> Cuz I'm homeless. I'm a drug addict. Yes. >> Yeah. >> How'd you get here? >> [ __ ] man. 341 around. So, what is >> Yeah. Did she try to leave just now or No, >> she's in the middle. >> She's the one who was in here a couple days ago and stole $2,000 worth of you guys. >> Police detained the female suspect in a gray sweater. She claims it's not theft since she hadn't left the store yet and denies concealing items. Though officers saw her moving merchandise into her pockets. >> She's on the opposite side of this. She was in a gray sweater black. >> Hey, come here. I got her over here. What are you doing? >> No. No, you're not going anywhere. >> I haven't even walked out of the store yet. >> All right. Well, hang tight for us. All right. Put the stuff back. >> Good. >> Yeah, we're good. All right. Is that everything out of your pockets? >> Yeah, I don't have anything in my pocket pocket. Okay. >> No, >> you got an ID on you. >> No, I'm homeless. >> You're homeless? >> It's not theft until I walk out of the store, though. >> What? >> You guys are trying to say I'm stealing. I was a correction officer. You can't even charge me with stealing until I walk over the store. >> What's your name? >> Okay, answer this officer, please. >> Officerain. >> They said you were putting stuff, >> right? They said you're concealing items on your person. >> I'm not. Look. >> Okay. It doesn't mean you're going >> these items right here. >> Okay. We just need your information. >> I wasn't concealing that. >> I saw you taking it out of your pocket and putting it up there when I walked out. >> I just took this out. >> You were putting that up there out of your pocket. >> What's your last name? >> The female resists giving her name, falsely claims to be a correctional officer and continues to deny stealing. Officers restrain her as she resists arrest. >> I work for Correctional Facility. I officer maximum security. You're going to win this. >> Look at my name. >> What do you mean your name? >> Papa. >> I work for a place. >> Griffin, what is your first name? >> You going to take it? >> Yeah. >> Don't resist. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting right now. >> Oh, well. >> Guys, I've been Can you stop pulling away from them? >> Stop. >> Stop pulling away from them. >> One second. >> Okay. All right. Well, I >> promise you, >> you guys can't do this to me. Officer, please. >> We are. All right. >> Why am I getting the change? >> Have you guys seen it? But I have nothing in my pocket. And it's not retaliator. >> Yes, it is. That is not my Okay. >> It's when you're concealing items. Officers suspect her of being the same woman caught shoplifting days earlier. Described as a heroin user, she insists they're confusing her with someone else. >> They have no reason to lie and say they >> because I've been confused with this woman several times. They're say they called on in on you right now saying that you were putting stuff in your coat, >> but I wasn't. >> Okay. >> Can I talk? Do >> you have any needles on you? >> In this jacket caller. >> Do I look like an addict? >> You do? Yeah. That's why we're asking. No offense, but we don't want to get stuck with anything. Okay. >> That's >> What's that girl's name you're with? >> I'm not with nobody. >> You're not with nobody? They said you walked in together. >> How? I never walked in that store. >> That's what they're saying. I never walked in the store, man. >> Come on, man. Please. >> Officers find suspected drugs in the man's hat, matching the crack pipe he carried. He admits to smoking crack, but denies using heroin. >> And I'm sorry. >> I apologize for calling your drugs the wrong drugs. >> That's not my hat. I found it in the dumpster, man. >> Okay, >> just sit up. There's a little baggie in there. >> Okay, >> that's not mine, man. Well, it matches the the pipe you got. >> Hey, >> you admitted you're a drug addict and you had a pipe with you. A >> crack pipe >> and therefore you got a crack rock with you. It's >> not crack. >> What is it? >> I don't know. You just said it was handling. >> I don't know what it is. >> Come on, man. I'm a woman. I just done nothing. Man, >> I'm begging for change, man. >> That's something. You didn't comply with me. I told you to stop. You said you wouldn't. Evidence shows the female suspect wearing the same clothes as in the prior $2,000 theft, stolen merchandise, including items from TJ Maxx is recovered. >> I heard it was Monday. >> Monday, Wednesday. >> And you guys were able to positively identify her? >> I didn't work Monday night. So, >> yeah. Did you guys see him in the store at all or just >> the guy? He He I was up here. He popped in. He he got as far as his check out. He went like this like look see who's in there. They backed out. He went outside. He didn't take anything. >> Okay. So then she's just the one that [Applause] >> TJ Maxx stuff. >> Anybody want to go to TJ Maxx and see if some of this [ __ ] is theirs? >> What's going on? She's She's uh 95 seconds. [Applause] >> Um guys, this is a bunch of [ __ ] from uh TJ Maxx. Somebody needs to go there. See what they >> Officers confirm the male has a crack pipe with residue. He falsely claims it's for marijuana and says he went to law school. >> We already scanned all that stuff. Is that copper? >> Yeah, >> that's crack pipe. >> Oh, you have a cracked pipe on you. >> That makes me think that you got >> this is not a pipe. There's literally copper wiring in it. Come on. >> Okay, there's nothing in it. >> Use it for marijuana. >> Don't use that for marijuana. We weren't born yesterday. >> The woman is charged with possession and felony retail theft, while the man is charged with possession and resisting arrest. both face serious consequences. Felony retail theft can mean heavy fines and years in prison, especially for repeat offenses. Don't try to outsmart the police. Denials and excuses, only make things worse. Shoplifting and drug possession quickly turn into felony charges and jail time. What an unyielding shoplifter. The next shoplifter will react much more violently, so keep an eye out. >> First of all, I'm not going to do the attitude. I'm not going to have her sitting here digging her bag when I don't know what's in the car. Got it? >> Well, I'm telling you. >> Okay. Can't tell you. >> Police respond to reports of three 18-year-old females shoplifting at Sephora. One girl claims she was only testing a concealer, returned it to a worker to prove she wasn't stealing, and then left the store. >> Sephora and I was going to buy a concealer and then I was opening to try on my [ __ ] which is on my hand. And then she was like, "Oh, are you going to take?" And I'm like, "No, I'm not going to take it." So then she started assuming that I was like going to steal the stuff from Sephora. So then I went up to one of the workers from there and I gave her the concealer and I was like, "Look, like so you could know I'm not taking anything." And then I just left the store. >> Okay. Cuz she's like saying that you guys took like necklaces and makeup and >> No, we we didn't even get through like the actual >> We actually told her and she didn't say anything. >> She didn't say anything. She said she was like, "Sorry about my coworker's actions." And I was like, "No, you just need to make sure that not making it like seem like we're trying to steal anything." >> Yeah. >> You know, so that's why I I gave her like the concealer back and she took it back. You couldn't even go and ask her. I gave her the concealer and it was like this sprays sanitizer thing. I just gave it back to her and she just took it back. >> So you never gave You never took anything? >> Oh no. We went to other like we went to an Ulta but we bought the stuff there and everything. They see me buy everything. >> The teens insist they bought items at Ulta and didn't steal from Sephora. Tensions rise when officers ask them to stop digging in their bags for safety reasons, leading to arguments about feeling targeted. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. Do you mind stay? I'm going to go talk to her. Okay. >> Can you stop digging your bag? >> She's looking for her phone. >> Okay. I don't want her to dig into her bag. I don't know what you're going to literally open the door if you want. I don't care. >> No, I'm just being honest. Like, if you want to look >> I'm not going to go searching through your car, but I don't >> I need a warrant if you're going to look in my car. >> I didn't. Okay. First of all, I'm not going to do the attitude. I'm not going to have her sitting here digging her bag when I don't know what's in the car. Got it. >> Well, I'm telling you. Okay. And I'm telling you I'm telling you I don't care what she's looking for. I don't want her digging in her bag when I don't know what's in the car. >> So lose the attitude. Thank you. >> I'm just like feel like I'm being targeted. But if you want >> Why are you being targeted? Because I asked her to stop digging through her bag >> and I told you why she was digging into her bag. >> Okay. And I'm telling you I don't care cuz I don't know what's in the car. >> I apologize. I apologize. >> I'm not giving energy. It's just the fact that she's like, "Oh, hey." Like you know, like I understand why. >> Okay. I just don't understand. >> Okay, nobody's targeting you. We got called here because you guys were allegedly doing something. >> One girl explains again that she returned the concealer and spray directly to a Sephora employee, claiming suspicion arose because of her ethnicity. Mexican compared to the white store employee following them. >> That's why we're here. >> Okay. I'm sorry. >> No, we understand. >> We understand. >> Yeah, we understand. >> Did they tell you what's going on? I'm like really confused cuz we went to Sephora and I was getting stuff and I they even give me a little bag and then after like the a girl like I seen that she was like walking around behind me. So then I went up to her and I was like here like I'm not going to take this just to make sure cuz I feel like you're thinking that I'm going to steal it. So I gave it back to her. She was like, "Thank you so much for giving it back to me." And I was like just tell your co-workers to not make it seem to customers that come in making it seem like they're stealing or something cuz they're not going to want to come back. And I gave her the concealer and the little spray back and she just said, "Thank you so much. I will talk to my co-workers." And she just went back inside. >> And then we came to the car. So I'm like, I'm confused. I'm like, I don't know. I didn't take anything. I gave it back to her. It was a concealer and a little spray. >> Was it in Sephora or was it outside? >> It was in Sephora. >> It was inside. >> Yeah, it was in Sephora. Well, we left because we felt like we were just like >> Yeah, we just left cuz I was like it it was like I mean >> me as like a Mexican girl and she was a white girl so I felt some type of way cuz she was just walking behind us all the time and I was like usually when I go to stores like nobody's like looking at what I'm doing and I was like I told her I was like here like if you think I'm going to steal the concealer here's the concealer and here's the spray and I gave it to her in her hands and she just walked back out. She was like, "Okay, thank you. I will talk to my co-workers about it." And I was like, "Okay, >> okay." >> I think at this point they're just going to check cameras to make sure that the everything's legit. >> Yeah. >> But appreciate you cooperating. >> No. Yeah, it's good. >> I would have. >> Police mentioned checking surveillance footage. Teens say they recently graduated high school and are not skipping classes. >> Asked you guys if we're supposed to be in school. You look young. >> I mean, she's supposed to be at work. Um, I'm currently working, too. >> So, you're not in school? No, I just graduated recently. >> Oh, that's good. >> Yeah. >> Can I talk to you? >> Yeah. Can you step out with your purse? >> I'll talk to So, I just saw video. >> After viewing surveillance, officers confront one suspect and ask her to admit what she took. She becomes hesitant, then reveals she has items in her possession. >> So, do you want to tell me what you took? I can pick your elbow. All right. So, there's a holes they want to signal. So, [Music] >> how long am I going to be at risk? >> Um, it just depends. [Music] Is there anything in your pocket that belongs to anything sharp? Knives, weapons, anything. >> 22 23. >> I just got my little pouch you just had. It was a little broken. I don't know why I fixed it. Is there anything else in your closet I'm going to hide right now? >> I just got my B and then I don't know where I got my >> No other purse are going to pop up. >> I think I just got like a couple things that my friend gave me. >> Officers find stolen items, including vapes and a pouch hidden on the suspects. The teens initially deny but gradually admit to having taken some products. >> In this front right pocket vape. >> The vape is right there. >> I got two vapes. >> Okay. Is that yours or is that holes? >> Where's mine? >> I didn't fall off of this. >> I don't know. >> Probably. >> All right. Can you step out so I can talk to you? >> Yes. >> All right. So, other than you putting that in your bra, >> what else did you take? >> All right. I'm going to switch to you. So, put your hands right here. Just put your >> wallet and phone down. Turn around. >> You don't have anything else, >> correct? >> Okay. >> How did your friend get that? >> What? >> How did she get that when it was in your shirt? >> She got No, she got one >> and you got the other one. Where'd you put the other one at? >> I'll be real with you. I'm be honest. >> Okay. Officers continue searches, uncovering additional stolen items. The suspects give conflicting stories, blaming each other for certain items. >> There's nothing else. >> There's nothing else. I didn't take anything else. >> All right, put your hands behind your back. >> The watch is yours, >> huh? >> The watch is yours. [Music] >> Yeah, you'll take your phone. Come to the back. All right, turn this way. All right, spread your feet. >> What's this? Is that like a vape? >> Yeah. >> Just going to put this right here. >> So, other than that, nothing. Nothing. I'm not like not like your friend. We're not going to start finding like random stuff everywhere. >> Going to fight you. Okay. No. No. Find random stuff. Okay. new room with you. >> Am I sitting with you? >> Okay. Can you step out? >> Yeah. >> All right. Um pockets. >> Yeah. >> The jewelry. >> I just have this one. >> The teens are searched further and officers confirm they were involved in retail theft. They are told they'll be processed at the station. Fingerprints, photographs, and banned from the store. >> Okay. Anything else? >> No, that's it. >> Okay. All right. Put your hands this way or lean up against the sky. All right. Show your feet. There's nothing sharp in your um pants in your pockets. All right. >> Wait, can I please know the process, please? >> So, you with retail theft um there's the signing complaints. >> So, with that, what we do is you go down to our station, get fingerprint photographs, and you get released on a >> Could I um come back for like my stuff? >> You going to come back for your car? You We're going to get banned from the store. All three women are charged with retail theft and permanently banned from calls. Don't assume you can talk your way out of shoplifting store cameras and police will uncover the truth. What seems like a small theft can still lead to charges, processing, and a permanent store ban. Comment your opinion about the case in the comment section. Let's find out the next incident. >> Need help? >> Okay. >> Trying to make a living. That's all. >> What kind of help do you need? like as far as like providing >> providing stuff. >> On July 5th, 2023, police responded to a theft in progress at Nean Marcus. Two guys bolted like Olympic sprinters, leaving their female partner behind to face the music solo. >> What you are about to watch is what happened next. >> Hello. >> How's it going? We had two males and a female. They were going >> store staff described a tag team theft operation. One dude played hideand sneak with stolen goods in his pants while the woman and another guy treated her purse like a black hole for luxury items. >> Selecting merchandise concealing it. One put it in his pants. Um the other the male and the female. They work together in her bag. Uh he just took off property in his car. The other one ran off property. She's back there right now. Um we recovered everything. So >> that's kind of loud. >> Okay. >> Yes. >> How much was it all? >> That's what we're getting right now. Price one. Oh, let's go 350. I'm 97. The lost branch office. >> This alone was 1,200. >> This is 1,200. >> Uh, yeah. If you can get skews on everything, please. All right. >> Yeah. What was it made out of? Mhm. >> Yeah. video footage for >> Yeah. >> Another officer's coming to take the report. I'm just here for the system. So, I'm not going to go talk to her yet. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. I think you saw the cop took off. >> Oh, I I parked the on the other side. >> Okay. >> I'm working in the mall off duty, so my car is up by the food court. >> Oh, okay. Okay. I'm probably missing my car. >> Two officers. >> I think pretty good. >> I didn't talk to her yet. She's in there. The other two guys >> left. So, >> but they don't have the amount yet. She did. >> Okay. There were some guys, too. >> Two males and a female. Yeah. One of the males on property. The other one just drove away his car and it came out. >> This wasn't your average five finger discount. We're talking serious price tags. One item cost $1, $200. Another $1, $600, and others hovered in the $400, $950 range. Cameras caught it all in HD. >> Those are probably like a million dollars. >> Might as well be. >> So, this one's 1,200. This one's 1,600. What are they made out of? >> Yeah, that one's 950. That's one marked down to 400. [Applause] >> Um, so this was the other guy that ran out down across the street. So these were >> this thing. >> This is her. This is the guy. This is separate. >> It's like kind of like >> So what happened was the female, she was selecting and concealing three. Don't find the video on the black. The male, he was downstairs with his and she held her bag open for him while she watched him throw that in the bag. So it was those two working on these and had a complete separate mail for the other two. >> One guy was caught red-handed stuffing items down his pants. The other used the woman's purse like it had bottomless storage while she helpfully played assistant thief. >> You guys want to make >> Oh, so so the guy this it's related though, right? You're saying? >> Yeah, there's two of them. >> So there's two guys. >> Yeah. >> And then the one girl and the one girl was conspiring with one guy. >> Correct. >> And this guy >> he Did you >> He was like with him, but he was like doing his own thing. Stealing stealing his own stuff. You know what I mean? Cuz this guy was a girlfriend and boyfriend. >> Yeah. >> So he was throwing stuff in her bag. She was, you know, they were together. >> Can I see the video? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Perfect. >> Um, he went >> Oh. Um, >> all black, black t-shirt, black hat, denim pants. >> Oh, yeah. There you go. >> Surveillance video made things crystal clear. The woman was helping her boyfriend steal while the third wheel was off doing his own shoplifting side quest. >> All three of those. >> And this is where they go downstairs. So, she's concealing a purse. >> Yeah. Right here. He's popping them off the hanger. I don't see your opener bag. He throws off check >> there. They're popping on, man. I go for two. Can I get the mag348 28 838? >> So that's that other shirt. >> That's all four of those pieces. And the other guy >> 43 >> this guy grabbed those two there. >> But she's concealing all those >> the other two. But yeah, then this guy does right here by himself. Go [ __ ] >> 43. Go. You can swim. >> And then they head out the exit. We stop. >> Can I see that? >> Yeah. >> Probably. Good. passing all points of sale. >> Oh, do you guys? >> During questioning, she fessed up said times were tough and she needed the help. She claimed the guys were her brothers, but spoiler, not actually related. You got another t-shirt. >> Your social. >> Okay. Okay. So, I'm going to do is Mirandize you. >> Yes, sir. >> You know what that is? >> Okay. So, basically, I'm going to read you your rights. >> Yes, sir. >> Before I can ask you any questions. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So, you have the right to remain silent. Do you understand? >> Okay. Anything you say may be used against you in court. Do you understand? >> You have the right to talk to a lawyer before and during questioning. Do you understand? >> If you cannot afford a lawyer and you want one, one will be provided to you before any questioning without charge. Do you understand? Has anyone threatened you or promised you or anything to talk to me? >> No. >> So, what's going on today? >> Um, I was stealing today. >> Any specific reason why? >> No, just struggling. Need help? >> Okay. >> Trying to make a living. That's all. >> What kind of help do you need? >> Like as far as like providing >> providing and stuff. >> You go here? >> Yeah. Yeah. I appreciate it. >> Okay. So, you said you were stealing. Um, anything particular in mind? >> No, I'm just stealing my own clothes. >> Just clothes. >> When asked to name her partners in crime, she clammed up and decided to take the full wrap like a true ride or die. >> Gentlemen, your brothers. >> So, you're both brothers? >> Mhm. >> Okay. Biological brothers? >> Not biological brothers. >> Not biological brothers. >> They my brothers. >> Okay. But it's your mom's car, right? >> Yes. >> Okay. What's your What's your brother's name? >> I don't want to get my brother's name without him in trouble. Yes, sir. >> I figured that much. >> I don't want him to be in no more trouble. I just take the trouble for myself. >> Okay. Do you realize how much it was, though? >> No, sir. >> Okay. I I don't even have an estimate right now, but I'll get that for you. >> Um, is there anything else you can tell me that would help you or me in this investigation? >> No, sir. I'm just letting me be honest with you. I was I was >> Officers walked her through the bond process. Grand theft around $500 bail or just $100 if she goes through a bondsman. Discount justice if you will. >> How much is my >> um for grand theft? Yeah, I believe it's >> 43. It'll be 233 Lake Drive. 233 Lake Drive at the gate towning office trying to vehicles timelapse of 1 hour. I'm not sure >> closing and have return to the property. >> But if you go through a bondsman, >> you have to pay 10%. >> And if it's below a th00% of a,000 is 100. If say your bond's 500, bonds usually charge a minimum of 100. >> Third party. >> Is this a restaurant? No. How much are you continuing to? >> I think it's 500. >> The bond >> 10% is 100. >> Well, 10% will be 50, but it's a minimum of 100. So, it'll be 100 bucks. >> Okay. >> If you go through bonds, if this is >> so hot now, I have to wait. I get a decision. >> You need to wait till you get down. They told her her mug shot would be taken and warned that stores often use footage to spot repeat offenders. She insisted it was her first rodeo and for the record she's 27. >> Anytime any anywhere retail store they got to do it. It's for their stuff. >> Don't really worry about the picture. They have on video they have much better pictures. They can I don't know why they took picture but they can get a very good picture of you from the videos. >> Want me to check? I think it's basically um they distribute it to their other stores. >> Yeah. >> Because they don't want you obviously going to other stores and then do the same thing. >> Highly suggest not doing this again. >> This is my first time doing it. I told you. >> How old are you? >> I'm about to be 27. Few days. >> About to be 27. You work? >> You reason why you don't work? >> Well, I just bought a car now. That was my >> one second. >> Where did the mom come from? Upstairs or downstairs? >> I'm not sure. Both which one came from? >> Officers kindly adjusted her handcuffs because hey, even suspects deserve circulation. >> Turn it a little bit. >> Echo 48 alpha. I'll show you guys bravo bravo for the alarm company. >> Not going to be any way to make it really comfortable. >> Okay. >> Actually, turn it this way. >> I can undo it again. >> Pour it out. But >> that should >> that feel a little better? >> A little better. >> As long as we can get >> She was taken to county jail, charged with grand theft, and ultimately got probation. Lesson learned, maybe. Designer bags definitely not worth jail time. Even when you're left behind, the consequences of crime still follow you. Loyalty to the wrong people can cost you your freedom.