What's going on? >> Can I put my hand on you? >> No. Probably get rid of the chips, too. >> This is when shoplifterss go from cocky to terrified in seconds. It's not justice served cold, it's justice caught in 4K. This is when shoplifterss go from cocky to terrified in seconds. It's not justice served cold, it's justice caught in 4K. Stick around until the end. You won't want to miss all the shocking situations we have in store for you in this video. >> What's going on? >> Can I put my hand on you? >> No. >> On October 28th, 2023 in Barabou, Wisconsin, police arrive at a gas station, where Amanda refuses to leave after being caught stealing a vape the previous day. She's back again acting erratically with both staff and officers by customer service is optional if you simply BELIEVE HARD ENOUGH. MY HUSBAND WILL SUE the >> Hi, Herd. How you doing? I just came to get some stuff. >> Honey, how are you doing today? >> Being a cop is such a hard job. >> Mhm. >> You get back to your stuff, Amanda, and I'll >> Thank you. >> I appreciate your service. >> All right. I appreciate you saying that. >> You are strong. >> Mhm. And so is he. >> There we go. Right. >> Meet one of my husbands. >> Oh, that's one of your husband. >> Officers note she probably doesn't have any money. And the cler explains this behavior is basically a daily special. A man even tries to pay for her items. Proof that some people still believe in community service. >> I put two and two together. I told her I was coming and get her. I >> I'm guessing she's not going to have any money for that stuff. And she's getting no trespass from here as well from yesterday's incident. So if she doesn't have money, I would probably not waste that guy's time anymore. Did her money come through? >> I don't know. I'm just going to pay for her. >> Well, so she has like 900 lighters and like he's been ringing up for >> we can't make her go. >> You're right. >> This is [ __ ] Police mentioned they've spoken with her family who say she refuses her medication. Amanda says she's pregnant and cutting back on her dose. Nobody is sure what's true, but her energy level is definitely set to unstable Wi-Fi signal. >> So, I think I spoke with her mother as did Officer Connley and her sisters. Um, >> her mother's a mom wants to drag her to church and have people hold her down and play on her. >> She needs to take her medicine. >> Yeah. And >> her sister's going The tops are mobile. I guess we need to cut something else. >> And I have some located I'm getting I'm cutting down cuz these ones they're too high of a dose and it makes you it's not a healthy dose, >> right? Wait for it. >> And I'm pregnant. I need to cut down on this. So >> that's a good thing. So just know she has trespass to use marijuana >> more than anybody else. >> Amanda starts touching officers, bouncing between vape flavor requests and random comments. She looks extremely agitated like someone who had six energy drinks and no plan. >> Very high heart rate. >> Here, I'll buy you a sign. What's up? >> What's going on? >> Can I put my hand on you? >> No. >> Sorry, >> Tatona. >> Tatona. >> He's the one with her. >> I want that watermelon strawberry thing. that peach strawberry that I flavor that weird coming here like >> so that's why but I told him I was after this she's not going to be here yet. >> Can I get another ghost that she >> No, I need to cuz they run out so fast. >> They call me dog. You're the only thing safe for pregnancy. >> Amanda, I'm okay. You need >> Officers warn her she may be arrested if she doesn't calm down. She immediately swings between emotional speeches and refusing to leave like she's auditioning for every role at once. >> Calm down or I'm going to be honest, you're going to end up at the jail. >> You're going to end up at the jail. >> Okay. Well, that's great. Then I'll have a day off, I guess. >> Good. Right. >> I'll take care of you. >> I'm not going to I'll protect you. I don't know your name >> and I will never turn my back. >> I got your babe. So, >> I hope you have a great day and you continue to do your job, >> right? >> I need a babe. >> No, we're not. >> I'm getting all that. >> That is coming home with me. >> Take you to jail. They just told you >> and yesterday you didn't have any money. She gets argumentative claims she has power and starts threatening lawsuits against everyone. The city, the school district, probably the gas pumps next. >> So, I'm guessing today you're not going to have any money for that stuff. And he already paid for your babe. So, I mean, he seems to be >> What do I got to say TO MAKE YOU GET OUT OF MY LIFE? >> OKAY, then leave. >> I HAVE THE POWER. >> I HAVE THE POWER OF BARABOU. I CAN SUE BARABOU. >> OKAY, AMANDA, I'm going to warn you one last time AND THEN I'M >> OTTAWA WILL SUE YOU. >> OKAY. >> Are you going to listen to him or not? >> MY HUSBAND WILL SUE THE BARABOU SCHOOL DISTRICT. >> OKAY, that has nothing to do with me. Amanda, >> you're right. >> Okay, >> Amanda, you were there. Amanda, you were there. Officers keep telling her to leave, but she stalls, brings up family drama, and keeps refusing commands like she's trying to win a prize for non-compliance. >> I'm going to take everybody down. I WILL DIE FOR WHAT IS RIGHT. >> AMANDA, >> what what is the point right now? >> Other than >> I am trying to survive. MY SON IS IMPORTANT. MY DAUGHTER IS IMPORTANT. MY BABIES ARE IMPORTANT. MY SISTERS ARE IMPORTANT. MY MOTHERS ARE IMPORTANT. >> MY BROTHERS ARE IMPORTANT. >> IT'S time to leave. >> Okay, I'll listen to you. I'm sorry. >> It's time to go. >> No, I listen to police officers. >> Let's go. Come on. >> No. >> No. >> What's your name? >> Hey, bud. >> What's your name and who are you? >> Go here. Let's go this way, please. >> You are just around. >> You don't Okay. All right. I like her. >> He refuses to go without receiving items from the store. Officers warn her she'll be arrested for disorderly conduct. And she responds by getting even more confrontational, as if that's going to help her case. >> Are you Are you going to go home? >> No. >> With him? >> I'm going to stay right here UNTIL I HAVE EVERYTHING >> from this store. >> Amanda, >> I am not going to tell you again. >> I'm not. >> If you are not going to choose to leave, >> I'm going to take you to jail for disorderly conduct. I'm not gonna continue with this. >> So, he is trying to give you a ride. >> Try it. >> I dare you. >> Do you? >> I dare you. >> Is that what you want to happen? >> One of my husbands is here >> and I will get back out and have this baby. >> 236. Yeah. You might want to head this way. >> Okay. >> Officers finally arrest her. She fights, screams, curses, and thrashes the full package. If resisting arrest were a sport, she'd be in championship form. >> AGAIN, AMANDA, WE'RE GIVING >> I PROMISE. >> We're giving you all of the options. >> DON'T MAKE ME SAY IT. DON'T WANT TO SAY IT TO YOU, BUT I WILL CURSE YOU AND BEAT YOUR ASHES. >> We're done. >> Okay. You're under arrest. >> British conduct. >> Under arrest. >> Okay, we're done. >> I'm suing you. >> Relax. Get your hands OFF ME. I AM A MAN. GET YOUR HANDS OFF ME. HELP. GET THE TASER. OH, I WILL YOU. I will. I will you. >> I WILL TASER. Forget that. I hurting MY OKAY. STOP RESISTING. A SEAT BELT. >> OW. You guys are hurting me. >> Okay. Well, then stop fighting with us and we won't be. >> I am married to Cher. >> We're 1095. >> Please be gentle with me. I have magnet. >> Can you Will you walk with me? >> NO, I WILL ONLY LEAVE WITH HER. >> I WILL ONLY LEAVE WITH HER. >> THEN WALK WITH HER. >> NO, HERB. >> HIM. >> You can come with us. Herb. HERB'S COMING WITH US. >> WHERE ARE YOU? >> LET'S GO. >> Right here. >> YOU [ __ ] [ __ ] GO SET ME UP AND he's going to jail. He's going to jail. OH, THESE HANDCUFFS ARE TOO TIGHT. YOU EVIL IS EVIL. >> Let me go. >> No. Stand up. Stand up. Can't do this. >> You can. I tried. >> During transport, she continues yelling, making incoherent claims, and refusing to get into the car. The officers remain surprisingly patient for people dealing with this at arms length. >> I divorced. >> What? >> I divor. I'm not going to take her house. I am an Egyptian baby. >> DO NOT TOUCH ME. I DON'T KNOW. >> OKAY, AMANDA. >> My husband, >> you need to have a seat. >> AMANDA, SIT DOWN. >> NO. >> AMANDA, >> NO. >> You're going to you up. >> No. >> Is yours A >> GET YOUR HANDS OFF ME OR I WILL SUE YOU. >> I AM A LAWYER. >> He doesn't even know what's wrong with that thing. I'll get in a second. >> This hurts. This hurts. >> Can you pick that up? Please help me. I don't know this man. WHAT IS YOUR NAME IN BADGE? GIVE ME your name. Liberty. >> HEY, THAT'S NOT YOUR NAME. H SOMETHING G. >> HERB, >> hop in. >> Amanda, >> let's go. >> You are an evil. >> I AM NOT. >> LET'S GO. HAVE A SEAT. Hop in the car, PLEASE. >> I AM A NAVAJO. BABY, >> HAVE A SEAT. >> AMANDA, please get in the car. >> I have a BIG SCREEN. BABY, >> AMANDA, HOP IN. >> LET'S GET IN. >> NO, >> AMANDA, YOU NEED TO GET IN THE CAR. >> NO, I'M TRANS. HE IS MY YOUING [ __ ] are hurt. Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> Have a seat and we won't have to do that. >> YOU JUST HURT ME AND I HAVE VIDEOTAPED. >> STAND UP. ALL ON VIDEO. CAR, PLEASE. >> NO. OW. YOUERS. >> Get in. Let's go. >> You are going to purgatory. You >> are on the purgatory list. >> Amanda is charged with resisting, obstructing, and disorderly conduct. She's ultimately found guilty of resisting, obstructing, and is fined $330. A very expensive sequel to yesterday's stolen vape. Remember, refusing to leave and arguing with police only turns a small incident into an arrest. And staying calm and cooperating can prevent charges and keep the situation from escalating. 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. >> Probably get rid of the chips, too. On May 29th, 2025 in Ohio, police approach a man outside Aldi after staff report two women stealing snacks. The man denies everything and says he was too busy on the phone to notice any crimes happening directly next to him. He identifies the woman as Kim, who also apparently goes by Leah, depending on the day. There you go, man. Hello. You was just at Aldi's. >> I was >> Okay. >> I wasn't in Aldi's. I was just standing outside. >> Okay. There's a couple females with you that was at Aldi's. >> There was a female with me that went I don't think she went into Aldi's, but uh I wasn't I'm on the phone. I I wasn't paying attention, man. >> Okay. We're in a red sweater. >> Um Yeah, she's in a red sweater. Yeah. >> Yeah. Okay. Well, the Aldi's called us about uh stealing in Aldi. >> I have no idea about that, bro. >> Okay. Do you have anything from Aldi's in your backpack? You have any groceries in there from Aldi's? >> I do not. You >> do not? Okay. Um do you have an ID on you? >> I don't, but I'll give you my name and my social security number. >> Okay. Um cuz they're going to want you barred from there. Where' the female go? >> Anything at all? I don't >> Well, you know what I mean? They're private business standing outside. You know what I mean? On the phone, bro. >> Well, you know, you was with her. You're guilty about association, I guess, right? >> Oh, man. That sucks, man. I'm sorry. I didn't know she was doing that. >> Where Where'd she go? >> I I don't know. She said follow me and then she disappeared. I don't I came around the corner. Like I said, I'm on the phone and I wasn't paying attention. >> Yeah. >> So, >> what's your name, man? >> Uh Tommy. >> What's the girl's name? >> Uh I think her name is uh either Leah or Kim. She goes by a couple different names. >> A big difference. >> I know, but she goes by a couple different names. >> What do you call her? >> I call her Kim. >> You call her Kim? >> Yeah. >> Okay. She's got to be around here somewhere. >> I mean, she sure probably been in one of the stores, man. But >> officers find the female suspect and she casually admits she already returned the stolen items. Honey buns, meat, Oreos. Basically a chaotic grocery list. Like a shoplifting refund policy no one agreed to. >> Hello. You was just at Aldi's? >> I was. >> Okay. >> I wasn't in Aldi's. I was just standing outside. >> Okay. There's a couple females with you that was at Aldi's. >> There was a female with me that went I don't think she went into Aldi's, but uh I wasn't I'm on the phone. I I wasn't paying attention, man. >> Okay. We're in a red sweater. >> Um Yeah, she's in a red sweater. Yeah. >> Yeah. Okay. Well, the Aldi's called us about uh stealing in Aldi. >> I have no idea about that, bro. >> Okay. Do you have anything from Aldi's in your backpack? >> You have any groceries in there from Aldi's? >> I do not. >> You do not? Okay. Um, do you have an ID on you? >> I don't, but I'll give you my name and my social security number. >> Okay. Um, cuz they're going to want you barred from there. Where' the female go? >> Anything at all? I don't >> Well, you know what I mean? They're private business standing outside. You mean on the phone, bro? >> Well, you know, you was with her. You're guilty by association, I guess, right? >> Oh, man. That sucks, man. I'm sorry. I didn't know she was doing that. >> Where Where'd she go? >> I I don't know. She said follow me and then she disappeared. I don't I came around the corner. Like I said, I'm on the phone and I wasn't paying attention. >> Yeah. >> So, >> what's your name, man? >> Uh, Tommy. >> What's the girl's name? >> Uh, I think her name is uh either Leah or Kim. She goes by a couple different names. >> Big difference. >> I know, but she goes by a couple different names. >> What do you call her? >> I call her Kim. >> You call her Kim? >> Yeah. >> Okay. She's got to be around here somewhere. >> I mean, she sure call one of the stores, man. But >> Yeah. Yeah. She's around here somewhere. >> And I didn't see which one she went. Like I said, I'm on the front. Like you can see right here. My girlfriend's on the phone right here. Let me bring it camera back up. >> There we go. >> Good. >> Come on down here. >> This Mahan, how's it going? >> Good. >> Good. >> Huh? >> Even better. >> Yeah. Uh stuff from Aldi's. I already I ran out trying to catch the bus. I already handed it back to them. >> Already? What? >> Took it back in there to them. You can get it back to them. >> Okay. Cuz they didn't tell me you gave it back to them. >> I did. I went straight back in there and gave it back to them. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I'm on my phone. >> I'm not saying you're not on the phone, but >> Yeah. >> Okay. You have any groceries? >> Then plot twist. Both of them have active warrants. Officers detain them because surprise Aldi wasn't even the biggest problem. >> There because he had what he had. You know what I mean? You know, was an Irish spear on me. A knife >> and they wouldn't know me and a hatchet. >> A spear? >> Yeah. >> Oh, okay. But took back in. You mean put up like I would like >> I took a straight back in there around. >> Will you wait here with her with him for a second? I'm going to go run into Aldi for just a split second and make sure. >> Huh? >> They're both N. Right. He's got a worn out of pickup and I don't think she has anything. Here's Jackson. It's out of pickup to my knowledge. >> I have one hand on that hand. >> All right, man. Drop your stuff. You have a warrant for your arrest. >> She got one out of out of pickup, too. >> Okay. Jackson, >> there you have one. I know you're not. >> The woman says her warrant is for a probation violation and claims she's trying to get into rehab by 6:00 p.m. Unfortunately, she keeps getting kicked off the bus for showing up with weapons in her bag. That'll definitely do it. >> Violate warrant. >> I'll be right back. Old house have a seat for me. Anything illegal in the bag's up there? What's your plan from uh from this point on? >> I'm heading that way and I'm going to uh First Capital uh recovery. >> I'm going to rehab today. >> You want to rehab today? >> 6:00. >> Well, that's good. >> Yeah. >> Well, let's see here. You got about an hour and 5 minutes. >> Yeah. Hopefully I can make it. I was supposed to be on the bus, but he got that dude's been at me all day, man. >> What now? No, because of the knife on my back. He he's been at me all day. It's the third time he told me I couldn't get on the bus, man. >> Yeah. >> Aldi confirms the stolen snacks were returned. But once both of them trespassed, they're not interested in round two of the honey bun heist. >> Guess what? Yeah, she gave it back or >> Yes, she gave it back. >> Okay. All right. She's arrested anyways. So, she had a warrant. Um, you guys want both them trespass or one of them or >> both of them? >> Both of them trespassed. Okay. Yeah, we'll do. So, it was uh Kimberly um aka also Meadows and then the mail was Tommy. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So, >> we we've got them both. They'll Let me get um your information for the report. Yes. >> Okay. >> All right. She gave everything back barred from the old Aldi's. Um what she want to do with his belongings? She want >> We're going to take it with us. >> She won't want to leave with him. >> I would rather go with us anyway. Just >> that too. You know what I mean? I got way I'm not responsible for anything. >> Pretty it could it could come back on us as a liability issue and yeah. >> So he's barred. >> Yeah, he's barred. Yep. They don't want you back at the Aldi. >> All right, man. I've never been in there anyway. >> Well, you ain't got nothing to worry about then. >> Okay. Yep. >> While searching her bag, officers find a mini TJ Maxx explosion. Brand new clothes, shoes, accessories, sunglasses, even food, all still tagged, all looking fresh off the shelves. It's a whole retail ecosystem in one duff. No, she's been here for a little while, though. >> All right. Well, we're going to move up to uh old car 18. The jail doesn't keep uh bags and stuff anymore. >> What's up, honey? Relax. You got yourself turned a little hot. >> No, she's twisted herself here right now. Turn your wrist together like you're praying. There you go. >> That should be better. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> Yeah. If you keep moving when you sit back, they'll just go tighter on you. >> We'll be able to guarantee that when you get your stuff, you're going to have ice cream. >> Can we throw that away? Like right now? >> Yeah. Ice cream's out there. >> Sorry. Coffee. >> No. What kind of ice cream you got? >> Co coffee. Oh, coffee ice cream. Yeah. >> I don't like that kind. >> Really? >> I was hoping you'd have like cookies and cream or something like that. Get like a snack. >> I'm I'm going to leave you cup. >> Okay. You didn't like give me a fake name this time. Although I knew you had cuz I'm pretty sure you done that to me once before. >> That's how I remembered. >> I don't remember what you gave me the last time. Magnets. The hell are these things? the little magnets. >> Do we need >> Tommy's now? >> Tommy said he didn't even know you. >> Well, I mean, he told me your name told me your name was Cam. And I was thinking like, Cam, Cam, Cam, that's seen me walk out. Can't believe. >> Yeah. But no, he told me he didn't know you. I don't even know her like that. >> He didn't even know her. >> So he So he does know you like that. Is that what you're saying? >> Yeah. Uh paraphernalia or anything like that in here? Needles? nothing like that. The jail won't take this stuff, so we have to put all of it in our property room. So, that means when you get out, you have to come to us and get your stuff. They don't keep their They don't keep bags anymore. They want to inconvenience us. >> It is literally coffee, it says. >> Yep. >> That that is a thing. >> I never heard of it. What do you got there? >> There's cellular device. Um, let's see here. What is this 4 in1 stylus pen? Just put all put put all I'm just put everything in this bag and then I'll >> You're going to go to like pockets or something. You do it through that. >> Well, I could brand new one. >> Let's make sure you know nothing's going to blow up in the uh >> golly. Probably get rid of the chips, too. >> All the Doritos. >> Some clothing. I don't if you want to dive into that or not. >> No. >> Some Gabes clothing. >> Gabes, you know, got the the tags on it. Got some shoes. See that? >> Tommy Hilfiger. Let's see here. Probably. Yeah, probably either that or like one of these stores here. Popping tags and some Mountain Dew. Probably get rid of that, too. Oh, yeah. It's all all good. Nice. Nice. She claims she bought everything halfp price from someone else, which is pretty creative. But officers point out the giant bundle of new tagged merchandise looks way more like five finger discount than great bargain hunting. >> You want to do a good deed and tell me where a lot of this stuff comes from? I'm sure you didn't buy it all and I can take it back to him. >> Uh-huh. >> I bought it half price off somebody. >> Oh, you did buy it >> off off of a person. >> Off another person. >> Yeah. >> Okay. which has all got tags and stuff on it. You know what I mean? >> Because I don't have anything on Brown. People keep stealing everything. >> Yeah. Lot lots of sunglasses, too. >> Sunglasses. cost me 125. >> Huh? I would have figured it'd be a little bit more than that. >> Half price. >> How much the bag cost or I guess bags? >> They're half price. >> That wasn't the question. >> I don't know. Half I don't know what it is. What? So, it' be 250. >> Huh? Half price? >> Hell, this one says $7.99. Doesn't It's not on sale. >> No, she bought it on sale from somebody else. Oh, what's this thing? Is that a scrunchie? >> It's a scrunchie. >> Somebody else had it and she bought them. Somebody else stole them and she bought them from them. >> Three different shades. >> Flip tray. >> TJ Maxx. >> TJ PJ Mask. >> [ __ ] >> All right. That's probably actually where everything came from except the gate stuff. But >> you want to dive down it or what? >> He didn't buy stuff. No. PJ Mask again. Damn. >> You did nothing. No way. When did you buy this? >> That's what I would I come up here and bought it. >> Who'd you meet? >> I can't tell you that. >> Oh, okay. Well, >> it is right there. I just got to go talk to TJ Maxx and see if >> Police take the bag to TJ Maxx where staff confirm the obvious. Their store does not do half off mystery deals. And yes, the items are stolen. They immediately start preparing to reclaim their property. >> They seen any foot real quick. >> He didn't ask them. Yeah, I mean somebody stole it obviously. They >> Somebody did for sure. This whole bag is new. >> I need to see you. >> Hello. How are you? >> Super weird question. >> Uhhuh. >> Do you know if you had any kind of thievery going on with a female? It's probably about gay tall red long sleeve shirt like a hoodie and then black shorts. She's got a whole bunch of TJ Maxx stuff. Francancy. >> Hey Francie, could you come up front real quick? Just gonna call manager. >> I mean, probably too, but I don't know if you guys >> She'll defin she'll definitely know. >> She watches them like a hawk. >> Yeah. >> So, yeah, she'll probably >> claim everything she has. >> You guys have any like half off sales? >> Not half off. We got clearance items with red ties. You can get those. >> No, she she had like a bunch of I know some $12.99 stuff and >> Yeah. Damn. >> I thought you were asking for you. >> They said she bought everything half off. I was like, "Okay." Did the bag come from there, too? >> Did you buy the bag, too? It looks pretty new, also. >> Did it all come like a kit? >> Huh? >> Bought it all in. >> Like the bag and all? >> Yeah, that's what I'm saying. The bag looks new to me, too. >> Hello. >> Hi. You're clear. Um, weird question, but we have a female has a warrant, got her arrested. Anyway, she had a whole bunch of Gabe stuff and TJ Maxx stuff. >> Oh, she did? >> Yeah. >> She's probably about like yay tall red hoodie and black shorts. >> I think I with you. >> Yeah. I don't know when she was in the store, but she claims that she got everything and everything was half off and like that's that's flag on the field. That is Yeah, that that is incorrect. So, okay. But if you want, we can gather the items cuz we haven't found a receipt for the stuff to return them to you. Or >> so I need to get like um a receipt showing how much. >> That would be great. >> Officers tell her they're returning the entire bag to the store and remind her that even if she didn't personally steal it, buying stolen goods still counts as receiving stolen property. Half price or full price, it doesn't change the law. >> Yeah. >> Um Yeah. It sounds like the other officer has everything separated, so I'll go grab that. bring it in. Um, are you guys in the business of pursuing charges or just want to >> um, so that I would have to >> I'm not giving you that bag of TJ Maxx stuff. That entire bag of stuff is stolen. I know it. You know it. Whether you bought it for 125 bucks or not, the entire thing is stolen. The entire bag and there's no >> That's the whole idea of paying that price for something. >> What? >> Yeah. Well, you know what that's also called? Receiving stolen property. I'm not giving you that stuff. >> Oh [ __ ] Right. I'm not giving you that stuff. So, it's all going to go back to them. >> I'm not going to charge you for that, but it's going back to them. >> It's obviously stolen. That's a huge problem up here is people stealing. So, >> yeah. If if they can bring in the merchandise, I can do like a fake receipt. >> Okay. >> Sorry, old bud. >> No, no, you're good. We're just going We're me and uh Kim here group. We're going to get this entire bag back. that the bag and everything. The bag and everything's brand new. I mean, she >> There's, you know, there used to be a tag. >> Well, >> oh, >> yeah. She didn't she didn't steal it, but she knows that the purpose of buying a half price is the fact that it is stolen. >> Yeah. Also, they said they don't have they're already discount stores, so they don't do half price. Um, the only clearance. >> No, no, it's half price because it was taken. >> I thought it was a 500 discount. >> Well, the same thing, but that's why it's half price. Well, I mean, if it's half price, he would pay something. >> She paid 125. >> All right. Well, we'll return it. Uh, they don't really know if they they have to make some calls. >> I don't really care. Just give them the bag back and put it back. >> I gave my contact info, but I doubt it'll go anywhere. So, anything else? >> No, I don't think so. We're going to >> There's like a few minor things. >> No, they I ain't worried about that. There's that that there's a bunch of stuff. The woman is arrested and charged with theft as well as her outstanding warrants. The Aldi snack saga was only the beginning. Remember stealing or even buying stolen goods always catches up with you, especially when everything still has tags on it. Stores and police work together closely, so once you're spotted, the consequences come fast. 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. >> Somebody else that was here with me. I don't know if they saw that person. >> On October 16th, 2024, undercover officers inside a Nike outlet watch a woman casually stuff merchandise into her bag, then stroll right past the registers like checkout is a suggestion. She's immediately detained. Nike's Just Do It apparently does not apply to theft. All right, do me a favor. Stay right there. Put your hands down. >> Just like that. Let go of your phone. Stay right there. Stay right there. Don't turn around. >> Damn, I done peed in. >> Let go of your phone. >> What happened? >> What happened? >> She steal from the store. >> Okay, it's fair. It's no problem. Got to get yourself a It's no problem. I don't have to do that. >> Thank you, sir. >> I'm not running nowhere. >> I appreciate that. >> All right. So, as you understand right now, you're detained for criminal investigation. Okay. >> Okay. Fine. Can y'all give me time to shave my pants? >> That's right. >> To be the way I grabbed me like I was like my entire Uh, >> make sure you put on some gloves cuz she feed herself. >> She tells officers her companion is paying for stuff, but they still detain her and start searching her bag. Spoiler, when you're hiding shoes in your purse, that defense doesn't usually go far. >> He's not paying, but he's actually paying for stuff. >> He's paying for stuff right now. All right. He's with you. >> That's supposed to be my mom, but he's actually >> Can you stay out here with me? >> Huh? >> I don't know. going to come down. >> And you say no. You don't have you don't have anything on you that poke and stick and hurt me. Turn around. >> You have a bra. No. No. I get it. >> A man who turns out to be her stepfather is also detained after officers see them together. He denies everything, basically invoking the I was just standing there clause. >> Yeah, I saw her stuff the dunks and then Hey my guy, stay right there. Stay right there. Hands behind your back. >> Walk toward the wall. Walk toward the wall. >> Keep walking. Keep walking. >> What's going on? You right now for criminal investigation. All right. >> Stay second cuz they walked into the jail with my clap your hands together. >> All right, man. over this one. Let me talk down here. >> What's going on? >> All right. Raina, you're detained for a criminal investigation, man. All right. You know this girl right behind us? >> Yeah, there's my stepdaughter. >> Your stepdaughter. All right, man. So, >> police explain both are being held while they check the cameras. The man insists he didn't steal anything and claims they split up inside the store as if separating magically erases suspicion. >> Like there's a theft that just happened. >> Seems like it involves you guys. >> Okay. What are they doing with me? >> Cuz you guys are together, man. Okay, we we together. >> They're reviewing cameras, man. All right, if there's nothing, I'll get you out of the castle. We'll be done here. All right, >> that's all it is, man. >> All right, man. No weapons on you, anything like that, man. I should know about >> You have an ID on you? >> Um, yeah. >> Oh, I got it, man. It's in this pocket. >> Oh, it should be my >> That's on your phone. >> I'll just go with your name instead. It's not >> Okay. I don't feel >> That's all right, man. You said that's your daughter. >> That's my stepdaughter. >> That's your stepdaughter. All right. >> What? So, what took place? >> So, it looks like there's >> they observed somebody stealing from inside, man. All right. I'll be truthful with you, Mr. W. All right. >> So, somebody ended up stealing some merchandise walking out. Okay. >> Due to the fact that both of you guys are together. They're trying to determine if it's one of you guys, if it's both of you guys, while both of you guys are detained. All right. >> No, it ain't me. >> All right. So, if it's just her, it's just her going. All right. You'll be out of the house. You'll be on your way. All right. All right, man. Don't worry about reaching for your phone, man. >> Are you listening to me? >> Yeah, I So, I can't get on my phone. >> No, you can't get on my phone. All right. I already gave you a warning. All right. I already gave you a warning about it. All right. I said, "No, you said I heard you and you kept going." All right. >> If you don't want to talk to me, that's fine. Don't talk to me. All right. >> Officers confirm stolen merchandise on the woman. She admits to taking two pairs of shoes, but denies anything found in her car. Selective honesty at its finest. >> So, more than likely, if they want to press charges, she'll be going. All right. Understand, though. If it's as simple as you holding it back for her, whatever it might be, you're going also. All right. >> All right. Mr. Mr. War been arrested for stealing anything like that >> in the past. All right. Have been arrested here in Orange County? >> Yes. >> How long was that? >> Uh probably about 15 16 probably about 15 years ago. >> 15. >> Somewhere around there. >> All right. Mr. Wood. >> I know. I've been out of prison about 5 years. >> Up in panhandle. >> Yeah. >> Okay. How many years you did that? >> I did nine and a half years. H >> you might I mean you might as well call my wife and tell her what just happened. >> Not yet. And I'm telling you if it's nothing I'll get you on your way, get a phone call, all that. All right. Understand for safety reasons for us. Can't let people know that you're out here with you. >> Thank you. >> All right. You have the right to remain silent. You understand that? >> Okay. So you understand this right to you, right? Okay. So Okay. So we obviously conducting the investigation for theft. So, do you have receipts for all these um items you have? >> No, I don't. >> You don't? So, how did you obtain these items? >> Yeah. Um I went in the store. >> You won? >> I went in the store and pay the That's how I >> So, you took the items? >> Yeah. And what is that used for? >> That's just >> the pliers. The little pliers. What are they? >> That's just the normal part. That's not used for anything. I don't need it for anything to be used for anything. >> How many uh pairs did you take overall? >> That was just the two. Like I don't Yeah, I don't steal. Like I don't steal. >> She repeatedly blames her choices on influence from a friend earlier that day. Insisting she normally doesn't steal and was only taking items for someone else because nothing says loyalty like risking jail for a friend's discount sneakers. >> Have that merchandise. But I promise you I don't have that merchandise. >> Like I said, they got to think of it. >> Yeah, I don't I don't have it. I'm sorry. I don't have the merchandise. I don't have it. It was somebody else that was here with me. I don't know if they saw that person as well, but it was somebody else that was with me as well here. >> So, you knew they took it at the time? >> I'm not I wasn't in the store with them at that time. So, I'm not sure if they took it with them or not, but I was in the store with them at that time to know, okay, y'all going to go ahead and take this. I'm going to go ahead and take some like this. It wasn't that type of party. Like, no. But but you were there at in the in the afternoon before. Yeah, I was. She wanted to come to the mall. So I said, "Okay, let's go to the mall." >> But under my me and depression, I don't steal. You look at my record, my record is clean. Like I had one thing that happened to me a long time ago that my record is clean. I have nothing on my record >> cuz for the it be what do it be? They call it um what do they call it? Um [ __ ] not impressions but seeing somebody else do it. You want to try it? >> Yeah. Influence. Influence. That's what they call them. A >> Yes. >> Shakira. S H A K I R A. >> You need your social. >> Have you ever been arrested before? >> Um no. just for um my license tag got suspended before and I had missed a court date so I had to go do a walk through. That's all. >> Like a field trip to appear type of thing. >> Yeah, cuz I missed my court date so I did a walk through. >> Okay. But other than that, have you ever been arrested for shoplifting or anything of that nature? >> Okay, I need to find mine. Yeah, >> I know I had it with the other lady. >> Yeah, I knew I had it. I just And >> you said that's mom's boyfriend. >> Yeah. >> The guy you was with. >> Basically, he just drove me. He don't have anything to do with you. He didn't even know. Like to be honest, he didn't even know. He didn't know what he was doing. He thought he was expecting to go do hair to be honest. >> So when you say you were influenced by people, you referring to the friend from earlier? >> Yeah. So to be honest and I don't even know why the [ __ ] I even did that to begin with. Like >> is it something that cuz you mentioned earlier that you didn't know that she was stealing here or she was stealing at the time. It was >> Yeah, we came here cuz she said she want to go to the mall. >> Okay. >> That's why we came here because she said she wanted to go to the mall. I'm not I'm not going to say I'm just dumb but I'm not used to certain things until it comes to my face. >> But when she was here Okay. You saw another Yeah, that's it's influence really, ma'am. It's nothing. This is not something that I do. Like I said, my record, the only thing you'll find find on my record is driving. Is a fail to appear type thing. >> Yeah. It's not even a fail to appear. That happened one time and I turned myself in. Other than that, it's driving. Other than that, I don't go to court. I don't have to go to court days. I don't have to get lawyers. I don't have to do none of that. Like, because I work, I do what I'm supposed to do, and I go home. Like, that's all. So you saw that your friend got away with it earlier today. So that kind of influenced you. >> So the two pairs that you took, was it like more for personal use to sell it forward? For what? >> No, to be honest, it was just her. It was just the influence and that it was for her. Honestly, >> it was for her. >> Yeah, honestly. It was just influence and it was just for her to honestly. To be honest, >> so you stole for your friend. >> Officers question the stepfather again. He says he only drove her because her mom wanted the car back safely and claims he thought he had his wallet when he was standing in line. It's giving wrong place, wrong time, wrong company. >> Okay. Just to ask you questions. That doesn't necessarily mean you're going to jail, but we're still conducting an investigation. Okay. You have uh you have right to remain silent. Do you understand that? >> Mhm. >> I need I need a verbal. Yes. Yes. >> Okay. >> Um anything you say may be used against you in court law. Do you understand that to get to talk to me? >> You no. No. Say that clearly. I'm kidding. No. Okay. So, u with that being said, like obviously we're conducting an investigation, so I know that she stepped on her, too. Okay. So, tell me what kind what kind of brought you to Nike today was her >> Well, she asked me to bring her to the store. >> Okay. And then >> Okay. So, that'll be the end of that. Um, do you knew of what she was doing? Okay. So, or did you partake in any of this thing? Okay. Did you know if she was here? >> No. >> Uh at the mall prior to you bringing her here? >> No. >> No. Okay. Does aside from you, does she did she have a vehicle to come to uh to the mall herself? Like why does she need you to drive her? >> Well, she came to the house and got my lady car. >> Okay. >> But whenever she did it, my lady had me to drive with her. She go, you know, ride with her. >> Okay. >> So, you know, she'll bring the car right back. >> Oh, cuz then she'll go elsewhere and not Okay. So the whole purpose was to make sure that the car would come back home. >> Okay. So it's nothing like I don't know like her license was suspended or anything like that? >> I don't know. I don't know. >> Okay. But were you driving the vehicle? >> No. >> She was driving? Yes. >> Okay. So you were more for the vehicle for her to come back. >> Okay. But do you understand why we >> and ongoing and to my understanding, not that he had anything on him, right? >> Merchandise or anything like that, but again, we're getting with them uh the employees and also with her. So, >> I spoke with her already. I spoke with you guys with you and also um do my investigation. >> I don't do no screaming. >> I do have one question for you, man. >> You're in line for a while, right? >> I was in what now? >> In mine for a while, right? You made a line, >> right? >> You didn't buy anything really. >> So, did you just walk up and hand over all the stuff like I don't want to buy anything? >> Well, no. I had I I thought I had my wallet. >> Don't have my wallet. >> All right. >> You know what I mean? But she, like I said, she woke me up and then asked me to bring her, you know, come with her to the store. >> Investigators determine he doesn't have stolen items and likely wasn't involved, but he still gets a civil citation. Kind of like a participation trophy. Nobody wants >> Got it. >> I mean, that's when you snatch them. >> Gotcha. All right. >> So, they placed your your items on hold for now, >> right? >> Okay. Okay. >> Okay. >> Yeah, that was confirmed. He has nothing to do with this. The only downside, man, as you know, >> you got the civil right, man. All right. But more than likely, you will be going. They're just confirming it now. If it's nothing, we'll get you out those cuffs as I said to you earlier. But if they want to see you, they'll be going for it. All right. And then they said it was 2500 bond amount during first appearance. They can decide if they're going to lower that or they lower and they ain't going to never get it. [ __ ] them. Okay. >> All right, man. Move you over to stepdaughter right now. All right, man. So, I put your back against this. We're going to slide down. All right. Just take a seat for me. >> I'm going to help you down, man. I got you. You just kick out your legs. There you go. >> So, the incident that just occurred, um, it was the type of Gonzalez that um that um that saw him that that saw him do the concealment. and the first incident with the whole Jordan situation. They're just trying to confirm. >> Police finalized charges for the woman after confirming concealment on video. Both are prepped for the ride to jail. Though one is definitely less guilty than the other. >> Like if there was any concealment, so they don't know that for sure. >> All right. But you got at least this one. >> Yes, for sure. >> All right. So, we can take them. You can start typing that out. They can reach out to you if there's more to it. >> Yeah. Could we have officers give them a statement because they haven't started the statement? >> Yeah. They can take care of the rest. and to get that. >> But you have enough for this charge right now. Yeah. And then he has the RIT so we can transport both of them. So we can take him to the car. Just let uh Chin know what you have right now. >> Just like that. Come all the way. >> There you go. >> All right. Quick around the left. What happened? >> What the total? That's They're doing the itemized receipt right now. >> In the patrol car, the woman calls her mother explaining that she and the stepdad are both headed to jail and asking for bond money. It's probably not the phone call mom was hoping for today. >> There they are. >> I realized a my so when I went to do that. >> Oh yeah, I got one. I had to pull out my pocket. >> Give me a second. >> Oh yeah. Oh, she asked me to say I was going to do >> Yeah. >> I'm going to jail, man. Where where you at? >> Um >> out here by >> the outlets. Supreme >> bridge. Yeah, >> I I what? >> I bridge. >> She going to get off the bus. >> What the hell is going on? >> Mom, both of us is going to jail right now. You got to get us out. Okay. >> Both of us are on our way to jail right now. Most of us will have a bond right now. So either you could go up to the jail right now or either you could I don't know. You could wait till we get there to go up there. But I rather you go up to the jail right now so you can go ahead and have the bun ready. >> Where is my car? >> It's still in the same place. Matter of fact, it's up here at um Matter of fact, we up here at um >> it's Oakidge and International Drive. >> Yeah, it's at Oakidge International. Yes. So, please meet us there so we can get home by the time you get there. >> Do I need to go to the to the to the bombing first? >> Yes, you got to go to the bombing first. >> The woman is arrested for shoplifting theft. The stepdad is released after a civil citation and no theft charges. Small choices made under someone else's influence can still land you with big consequences. When you're with the wrong people, their actions can become your problem farted. That thief thought they had it all figured out, but the next one even sneakier. Stay tuned and comment your guess. On December 8th, 2022, Marshfield WI officers respond to Walmart after a man is caught shoplifting. Oh, and just to make things exciting, he's hiding knives in his backpack and has a history of theft. Classic multitasking. >> Grab a cartridge. Hi. >> Where is he? >> He's still running around the store. >> He's described as mid30s, wearing a camel coat with a black hood, blue jeans, white shoes, and carrying a camel backpack. He wanders around the store like it's a casual stroll, hitting bathrooms and sporting goods because apparently retail crime requires cardio. He keeps running between out there to the back bathrooms, kitchen knives, and then back to sporting goods. >> How old is this guy? >> I guess probably mid30s. Me and tried stopping him, I want to say last month, and he actually shoved her into a the breakaway doors. Knocked him off the track when we went to approach him. >> It's a camouflage coat or sweatshirt or was it >> like a jacket with a camo backpack on, blue jeans, white shoes. >> What color is the coat? Camel. >> Camo. Yeah. And then it's got a black hood. >> Okay. Where was he last seen? Back by the bathroom. >> Officers start discussing potential exit routes. This guy apparently has a Blue Wind staged outside the front doors. He's got a getaway plan worthy of a lowbudget action movie. >> Yeah. And then he starts snaking back up this way and then I saw you guys. >> Okay. Is there a way you can get out on the back side? >> Probably not. >> Go for like employee stuff. >> Yeah. No, it'll just be out the front two doors. He last time he had a blue Schwin bike he had tucked like up against the building right outside the doors. >> Okay. Well, we'll stick with you if you want to try to find him since we have no idea what he looks like. >> Yeah. >> And there's two more waiting on the doors. >> Yeah. >> Right here. >> Hey, come here. Stop. >> Stop. The suspect is physically confronted. A bystander jumps in to help with the takedown while officers try to secure him. Teamwork makes the dream work even in a Walmart aisle. >> He's running. STOP. STOP. NO. STOP. >> SIR. >> A bystander assisted in the initial takedown of the suspect. >> Are you okay? >> Yeah, I'm fine. Get a handle. Get his bike. No. No. >> No. Stop. Get behind your back now. Behind your back. >> I got taser. >> Officers deploy a taser and struggle as the suspect resists arrest. Multiple commands and restraint techniques are needed. Basically, a full body chess match with extra electricity. >> I got it. >> Let me know why. >> He's here now. Take him again. >> Stop resisting. I still need more. >> Keep it in your back here. >> Are we down? Try to get us out of >> Marshall. Can we get EMS? >> Everybody okay? >> Yep. >> Searching for weapons. >> It'll be a few minutes. Don't even think about moving. Andrew, roll your squad up right here. >> So, rolling a squad up. Are you done fighting? >> Yeah. >> All right. Appreciate it. >> Is there any weapons on you? >> In my >> where my >> but on in your pockets or sweatshirt? >> No. Okay. >> All right. So, we're going to roll on your side. We'll stand you up and walk squat. Okay. >> Okay. >> We're going to roll towards me. Get your knees under you. >> He searched for weapons. Officers confirm there's no immediate threat while securing him and preparing transport. Knife checked. Threat level managed. >> Go ahead. >> Hold on. I didn't get the rest of your standing up on you. Okay. No, >> do anything on you I need to know about? >> No. >> Any weapons? >> No. >> Any anything that's going to poke me or hurt me at all? >> No. >> Open up your mouth. You got any broken teeth or anything? >> No. >> Okay. >> Turn your light over. All right, Seth. For a second. Okay. Grab a cartridge. >> All right. Hop in the car. We're going to deal with that stuff in the yard. Okay. Might have bloody nose. >> Oh, >> all right. Sir, you sure you're not injured? >> A bystander recalls seeing the suspect fighting officers and a knife being pushed aside during the altercation. Definitely not the kind of customer engagement Walmart usually advertises. >> At all? >> Oh, no. I'm not with you. >> Well, I'm sorry. I didn't mean to interfere. >> Yeah, Bob. >> No, no, you >> wanted to make sure you didn't get hurt at all or anything, but >> No. >> And basically, were you coming in or leaving? >> I was coming in and I saw him running. I saw the officer go up against him and he started fighting the officer. So I tried pulling him back and then uh I went down and he fell over my legs. At that time I saw a knife which I pushed off to the side. >> The suspect is taken to Marshfield Medical Center for clearance and then to jail. Charges resisting an officer carrying a concealed knife retail theft under $500 disorderly conduct and repeat offenses. basically a full criminal sampler platter. Found guilty of retail theft, disorderly conduct, and resisting obstructing an officer. Lesson learned. Stealing knives and running around sporting goods aisles is not a sustainable business plan. After you see the next case, you may want to think twice. It's shocking. And for more articles, subscribe to Law Zone if you LIKED THIS. >> I WILL TASE YOU. GET ON THE GROUND. >> DON'T TASE ME. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. >> GET ON the ground. >> On May 31st, 2024, officers respond to a retail theft in Cocoa Beach, Florida. Suspects Stephanie and Demianne decide the best exit strategy is fleeing in a car. Bold move. >> You can catch your breath while sitting down. Put your foot in. >> I'm talking to you. >> You want to actually 1022? >> Hello. Hey, can you stay in the car for me? >> I believe I'm 1012. >> Ma'am, do you have your driver's license? >> She have hers. >> Yep. That's who I was talking to. >> STOP. STOP. >> SUDDENLY, it's less getaway car and more sprint through backyards kind of day. >> They're fleeing. They're >> officers order them to get on the ground. One resists, but after a brief showdown and some persuasive talking, both are detained. Sprinting didn't get them very far. >> 43 go behind the residence. >> I WILL TASE YOU. GET ON THE GROUND. >> DON'T TASE ME. >> GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. >> Get on the ground. I'll get on the ground. >> One in cuss. The other one still running eastbound from this 1020. Get face down. Face down. Your hands ready. Roll in your face and put your hands behind your back. We're on the >> west side. >> All right, get my purse. >> Correction. We're on the south side of the street and they're running eastbound. Shut up. You're not in charge. >> I know. >> Okay, then stop my walk. >> You want to make this worse? We can make this worse. >> Oh, yeah. >> Yeah. You're the one that's fled from cop cuz I'm not even with this one. >> You were when I tried pulling you. >> Yep. We'll get all that here in a second. >> Okay. Wait, wait. Hold on one second. My feet believe in all that. >> Okay. Well, then don't run from the police. >> I would never run from you, officer. I would never drop. >> What? It doesn't matter. You got out and ran from the vehicle. >> While officers continue securing them, they discuss the suspect's impromptu tour of local backyards. The suspects cooperate a bit more once they catch their breath. Turns out fleeing is exhausting. Well, >> not at all. >> You did. I told you to stop and you kept running through the backyard. >> How? >> How? With your feet. >> I never made I mean never made contact with you. >> Only when I aimed my taser at you and told you to stop. Did you stop? >> There's everything on the camera. >> Yep. Stand right here. >> Let me I'm going to sit home. >> Stand right here. >> I'm never good for you. I'm >> You already did. But let me pee right quick. >> All right, we're going to walk. We're going to walk around the other side and you can sit down. >> Hold on. I don't even want to get in the car right now. But let me pee right quick. >> All right, hold on. >> Hold on. Let me catch my breath. >> Stand right there. >> I'm standing. >> No, you're not. You're coming. Stop. >> Is he with you? >> Who? >> No, that's them people. >> Get in the back seat. >> I was going to take the back seat. >> You're going to get in that. We're not playing this game, but you're going to do what? Get in. >> Give me a second. I'm I'm getting in. I'm not resisting you. I'm not >> Get in the back seat. >> I'm getting in. >> But I'm saying I have to I have to I can't breathe. Let me catch my breath a little bit. >> Get in. You can catch your breath while sitting down. Put your foot in. >> Officers confirm stolen items were left in the vehicle. Plans are made for transport and follow-up using store footage. The heist may have been quick, but documentation is forever. >> She's the one that kept kept taking off running. >> Okay. She's the one the other one's in the other car. >> Yeah. >> My other back seat sides pull out. That's why I'm waiting for another march unit to come. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Our citizens are >> Yeah. He told me he's like, "Tell them good." >> He's like, "Tell them that you did a good job out there." I was like, "Yep." They peaked back around the fence when I pulled up on the car and I was clearing the car. Yeah. >> And then they peaked around the fence. And I was like, "Oh, there you go." >> And then he's like, "Yeah, that's him." The owner was like, "Yeah." They just ran into my backyard. >> All right. Listen, man. I'm going to take one of these handcuffs off right. >> I wasn't here for that. All right. Just do me a favor. Put his hand on the car. Okay. Your left hand. All right. As soon as I get it out of here. >> Yeah. I know. >> Yeah. We'll throw it out. >> Um I guess it was only two and then we jumped over this. >> Yeah, I always said too. >> You got you got Man, there's a bunch of stuff back here. >> Probably get a warning. >> Well, this is the second time they've hit it now. >> Really? >> They hit it. They hit it yesterday. >> Oh, they did? >> Yeah. Last night they hit Wind Dixie and then they just hit it again. >> What else? Cuz there's a bunch of stuff back there. >> I I don't know. Nothing else from our jurisdiction that's been reported. Did you guys see Did one of them grab the purse and keys or >> The only thing I saw were two girls running back there. I'm like >> Okay, cuz when I took her down, she dropped her purse and keys on the ground, but they're not there now. I think this girl might have gone back. Oh, it's right there on the trunk. >> I realized that afterwards. >> I'm at I'm at Orlando like setting up perimeter. >> Well, I caught it out correctly the first time. >> Yeah, she's a passenger. >> She still ran when she got the car and ran for me. She can go. Secret driver. >> Show the misdemeanor. Show the felony. Then >> yeah, >> the back seat's packed with stuff. >> Both suspects are placed in the squad car. Officers check in, easing anxiety and making sure they get to the station safely. Even criminals appreciate a gentle touch sometimes. >> Squad car for transport. >> Take a seat. >> Definitely. Thank you. How long would this process take? >> It's going to be a minute cuz there's two of you. But I'm going to bring you back to the PD and I'm going to have y'all sit sit down and then I'll take >> Okay. Can I stand outside if I prefer because I don't feel like I feel like I have anxiety and I feel like I have to >> claustrophobic. I feel like I have >> Well, there's a toilet in there. It's like a whole room in here. >> No, not you're not going to stay in the backseat of the car. >> Yeah. >> No, we saying how long >> to the PD now. >> That's what I was saying. Can I be able to stand outside? asking please will I be able to stand outside because I feel like I I am going to pass out. I passed out in the other car. >> Well then sit down cuz I don't want you to pass out. >> I'm going to roll down the windows and we're going to head down. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Right now. >> No problem. >> I tell you I'm trying to make this as quick as possible. >> But can I stand outside until you ready to go because I >> I'm ready to go right now. I'm just waiting for you to sit down in the car. >> It's okay. You know I never left. Bring him back to the PD. >> You know I never left him. I just went on the side of the door and I just was standing there. >> What you should have like This is This is crazy. This is crazy. This is absolutely crazy. >> All right. I'm going have you guys stay seated for now. I'm going to read you your Miranda rightites. >> Okay. >> And if you guys want to talk, I can talk to you both one at a time. >> No problem. >> All right. Would you be would you be so kind to loosen my my hand? >> Let me check them because it's >> this one is actually too loose. >> Yeah, this this this one is good. >> This one I can loosen up a little bit. Hang on one second. >> Do you understand? >> Miranda writes a red suspects nod though one struggles to focus. Probably still thinking about the sprint. >> Each of these rights I've explained to you, >> ma'am. >> Do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you? Hm. >> Do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you? >> What did you say? I don't understand. >> Ma'am, did you understand the rights I explained to you? >> I'm sorry. I was on >> Okay. I'm going to need you to pay attention. All right. >> You have the right to remain silent. You do not have to make any statements or answer any questions. Do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you? Yes. No. Maybe so. Okay, cool. I know I'm pretty loud, so if you guys want to play me like a fool, then we could just go to jail. >> No, I'm not. Wait, wait. >> Put your foot in the car. >> Wait. I'm I'm I'm going to I'm going to >> I'm going to come off my foot in the car, but I'm able to give you my foot in the car. >> Something to some kind of liquid, please. >> Water. >> I don't have >> What you see in this car is what I have. I don't have any water >> because I literally feel nauseous like I'm going to >> All right. Let's get some wind in your face. >> Officers explain the charges driving on a suspended license, aggravated fleeing, and traffic violations. The suspects discuss citations like they're comparing lunch specials. >> Mhm. >> You're going to have a couple of criminal citations to sign. Are you going to sign them? >> What are they? >> For driving on a suspended license and aggravated Driving on a suspended license, aggravated fleet of looting, and reckless driving. >> My license suspended. >> Your license suspended. >> You didn't know. >> Okay. What? You said no. I didn't know my license. >> So, those charges are going to have citations on them. >> What is it? I'm sorry. I didn't care cuz when you Oh, go ahead. I'm sorry. Your charges are the ones that are trafficked all have citations and they need your signature on that one of them but you sign the other but you don't have no knowledge of the other one. >> I'll sign one of them. >> Okay. Well, the ones you don't sign will be additional citations and extra charges. All it is is just that you know you have a court date on them. >> So, you're going to sign it or no? >> So, look, because I never knew that my license was suspended. Your license has been suspended for two years. >> I I barely drive. >> Okay. Well, that that's no excuse. >> Both are booked into Brev County Jail. Charges include fleeing/ looting and resisting officers. Stephanie also picks up retail theft, reckless driving, and driving with a revoked license. Basically, the full criminal sampler. Case remains under investigation for potential additional charges. Remember, running from the police only escalates consequences. Retail theft and traffic violations can quickly lead to multiple criminal charges. 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 December 15th, 2024, around 700 p.m., officers respond to a reported theft at Target. The suspect starts off with a little creative storytelling, giving a false name and address. Not exactly the best opening move. >> Okay. Where did you where did you take that? >> Um, spell your first name. >> Just give me a different name, different address. >> Listen, I want to shoot straight with you. Okay. >> Microphone signal in the area. This is not >> officers warn her that lying is a separate charge. She folds and reveals her real name is Jordan, but doesn't have a Florida driver's license. Small victories for honesty, big complications for bureaucracy. >> Your real name. >> You have one chance >> to tell me the truth or you're going to catch another charge which is providing false information to law enforcement officer >> which going to keep you in jail even longer than you're going to be in there now. I don't I don't want to like is there any way that I can just like >> fix this like without a charge cuz I really I cannot >> Okay. So, what is your real name? >> Jordan. >> I don't because it's my preferred name. >> Okay. What's What's your legal government name? >> As soon as I get my uh soon my guy comes, I'll we'll have mine confirm. >> Okay. Um >> do you have a driver's license? I have on my nurse's license >> in Florida. Okay. >> Is your address been received? That's yours. >> Okay. >> Jordan explains she's been struggling financially, has a job, and takes responsibility for her actions. Officers note this is her first arrest, though. Briar shoplifting was captured on camera. A rookie record, but some experience points already. >> Uh, we're finishing up the scene right now. And then >> they got time. They're they're on their way. So, shoot the guy. Like I told you, I was I was in the area, so I'm like, "Well, let me stop over here and help him out a little bit." So, >> appreciate that. And then I search the bag. Make sure all items are mine. So, >> yeah. This is your bag here. So, what's the deal? Why'd you have to do what you did today? >> You on hard times? Don't have a job. What's going on? >> Yeah. Like, I have a job. I've just been struggling here. And like I'll be honest, like um like I really didn't have to and I can take full accountability with that. >> Um and like I like I am sorry. I I don't want to like I won't return to this target again. Like I won't >> When was the last time you were arrested for this? >> I've never been arrested. >> You never been arrested for this? >> Yeah. >> Have you ever been stopped here at Target at this target before? >> No. She never has she >> have they been here before? >> Yeah, we uh they caught me like on the camera, but I've never been in this office before. >> While verifying ID and personal info, there's some casual banter with jokes unrelated to the theft because even arrests can have awkward small talk moments. >> In October, so doing the same thing just wait another month. That's the name date of birth. >> That's one I initially got >> and they got one >> a different one before this one. >> Do you have a ID on you or no? >> No. No. >> Heavy door. >> Can you tell me how you spell your name, please? Which one your driver's license? >> That's the one my driver's license. >> Do you have a picture of your driver's license? >> Um, yeah. >> Got trash can here. >> Trash. No. Can trash. No liner. Peanut butter. No jelly. >> Ham, no burger. What movie? Come on. >> What movie is it from? >> Come on. You got never You ain't never got two things that match. >> Ham, no burger, peanut butter, no jelly. >> I've heard the same, but I don't know what's called >> officers review video showing her placing stolen items in her bag. Evidence doesn't lie, though. Impulsive actions do make for awkward footage. >> Point. It's a little difficult to see, but at one point it's in her hand. and she kind of does like a motion and it disappears into the bag. We'll provide you a video with the that room where I took I opened the bag up and kind of took everything out. >> All right. Thank you. >> Y no problem. >> She's read her rights and admits to impulsive theft, expressing regret. Jordan even offers to return the items or apologize formally. Bonus points for accountability. All right, this is just standard procedure. Okay, I'm going to read you your rights. All right, just after every every sentence, you've got to indicate that you understand. Okay, you have the right to remain silent. Do you understand? So, why are we here today? >> Because I shot this. >> Okay. What did you What did you take today? >> Um the items. Um items. >> Okay. Why did you take these items? Um, I didn't really have a motive. It was just kind of an impulse. Um, I know I shouldn't have done it and I do regret it. Um, I really don't like I I don't want to like incur any um charges for anything and I'm willing to like um I'm willing to like like give back or like um like do a formal apology or like anything that just like I don't want to lose my job or Okay. Where do you work? >> Um, I work at Autism Center. >> Okay. >> She explains she rarely shops at Target and has been financially struggling, but admits to prior shoplifting incidents at the store. Pattern emerging unfortunately. >> Um, I've just I've just been struggling financially recently and I like I just haven't get many hours. Um, >> yeah. And I know it it wasn't right. And um >> you want to >> Yeah. I'm I'm sorry. I just I don't want to like um I just don't want like my life ruined over like a stupid mistake. >> Right. Um do you shop here often? Like how much how often would you say you come here? >> Um honestly not that often. Like >> how many times would you say have you been here? Um, probably like less than 10 times if I were to estimate. >> Okay. Have you ever shoplifted from here before? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> All right. Stand up for me. >> Change your back. Turn your face away for >> officers begin standard arrest procedure. Pat down. Check pockets and inform her she's trespassed for one year. Target is taking no chances on repeat performances. Oh, sorry. How you doing? >> They too tight or they good? >> It's okay. >> Okay. >> Um, am I allowed to like write down a phone number or something? >> So, when we get to the jail, you'll be able to get phone numbers out of your um out of your phone. Okay. We'll grab all that stuff for you. All right. You want your drink to come with you or you want to stay here? I'm going to be honest. I don't think you can bring it. >> Sorry. Anything in your pockets? >> No, sir. >> No. Okay. >> What's in your bag? >> Um, like personal items. Um, I think I have like some drink mix and like just random stuff. Okay, >> you can sit down. Who's rep let you know you're going to be trespass in the store for a year. Okay. I'm going to put your trespass in your bag with your belongings. Okay. >> No weapons or contraband are found and officers explain legal consequences if she's carrying drugs. Nothing surprises them at this point. with your phone. This look Stand up [ __ ] tired. Hold this for me real quick. >> He's wearing a stand for me. >> Do you have anything in your pocket you're not supposed to have? >> No. >> You have any items at all like money or anything like that? >> Not that I know of. >> That you remember? >> Um, if you want to check, you can, but >> yeah, we have to because we're going to put you in the patrol car and you know, you're under arrest, so we have to make sure you don't have any weapons or >> Okay. Um, yeah. I don't I don't have anything in my pockets to my knowledge. >> You don't have anything in your socks? >> No. >> Yeah, we'll let you know. I'm not accusing you of anything. Okay. >> But if you have any weed or anything like that on you and you go to the jail and they find it, it's a felony charge. Okay. >> I don't have anything on you. >> Step back just an inch for me. Widen your stance. Widen more. More. There you go. Anything in your pockets? Not that I know of. Okay. Good. >> Jordan is formally charged with petite theft under Florida statute 812.01 via and transported to the county booking center. Standard disclaimer noted. Everyone is presumed innocent until proven guilty. Though the footage makes it look pretty convincing. What do you think about these situations? Comment below to share your thoughts and like this video. If you want to continue calling out such cases to stay updated, don't hesitate to subscribe to Law Zone for more content.