Got to pee in your >> Get down. >> Hey, [ __ ] Get off me. Get the [ __ ] off. >> Stop pulling away. Stop pulling away. >> Stop pulling. Sorry. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Entitled shoplifters always think Target is their own private kingdom until the cops show up and their illusions vanish faster than a 90% off clearance deal. In just minutes, their bold performance turns into pure comedy. Stick around until the end. You won't want to miss all the shocking situations we have in store for you in this video. >> This cup is really hurting me. >> It's fine. >> It's not. It's really got to pee in your >> On July the 2nd, 2024, police was hit from by a woman's car because they were driving fast. Then they tried to flee from police, which was a very bad idea. >> Hold it. It's coming out. >> Okay, we'll stand up. Stop. >> Put your Put your leg in now. >> Put your leg in now. >> Stop. >> Hey, put your feet in. Huh? >> Put your leg in now. >> You're in the car. Put your leg in. >> Yeah. I I got it. >> Put your feet up. >> I have to pee, sir. >> Okay, we'll we'll deal with that. Put your feet in for now. Okay. >> I real life have I have to pee. I'm going to pee on myself. >> You're not going to pee on yourself. >> I really am. I really have to pee. >> You're going to hold it for now. Okay. >> Put your feet in so we can deal with this. Okay. >> I really have to pee, sir. >> We'll hold it. >> I'm going to I can't. >> Don't pee. >> I'm I'm trying not to. I really have to pee. >> Okay. Well, hold on to it. Give us a couple minutes. I'm going to shut this door. >> Don't pee in the car. >> I'm trying not to, but I really am. I really >> She continues pleading to use the bathroom, saying she'll pee on herself while officers try to keep her in the car and later sit her on the curb due to her complaints. >> Really have to pee. >> Where is your vehicle at? >> I really, really, really, really, really, really have to pee, sir. >> I'm going to pee on myself. >> And I really don't want to. >> Well, don't pee on yourself. >> I really am. I have to pee, sir. Okay. >> Well, there's Where do you live? >> Um, Kansas. I was going home by >> Okay. Well, it's going to take a while. You're not going to have anywhere to pee. >> I real have to pee. I'm going to pee on myself. I'm trying not to pee on myself. And I'm trying not to pee in your car. >> Well, I really prefer you don't do that. >> It It's some place we can go to go pee. I really have to go pee. >> Where am I supposed to take you pee at? This is nowhere near Kansas. >> How long can you Can you hold it? >> I really can't hold it. It's coming out. >> Okay. Well, stand up. >> My dad and my stepmom stay on. >> You're not going to pee in the car. Stand up. >> You're not going to pee in my car. >> I real life have to pee. I'm trying to I was trying to get to the bathroom. I real life have to pee. >> You're not going to pee in the car. I'm going to sit you down. >> I was trying to get to the gas station so I can go pee. >> Sit down. Ow. >> Sit down on the curb. >> Ow, that hurts my arm. >> Just sit down on the curb. >> Ow, my arm. Sorry, that freaking hurts. >> Ow, my That really, really hurts. >> You're not going to pee in the car. I'll have you sit down this curb. >> And I'm going to pee on myself. This really hurts my arm. >> Oh, this hurt my arm. It's This one's my left one. It really, really hurts. What? What do you mean? >> The This cut left cuff hurts my arm. It really hurts. >> Okay. Is it better now? >> No. That really hurts. I can't move it. It really really hurts. >> Okay. Well, stop moving around. >> I'm not moving. I'm trying to hold my feet. And this cup is really hurting me. >> It's fine. >> It's not. It's really hurts. softly walking around. If you want to have a seat, you can have a seat on this curve. >> The woman complains that her handcuffs are too tight and hurting her wrist. Officers tell her they cannot adjust the cuffs and insist she cooperate. >> Can I get my shoes? >> Where is he? >> They right there. >> Where you get those shoes from? Do you want to have a seat? >> I'm going to pee. Can I >> Oh, you're I don't have anywhere for you to pee. >> Pull my pants down and pee and be for public and dish. You see? >> Well, there's nowhere for you to pee here. >> I really got to pee in your stomach. You don't want me to pee myself. We're in the car. And I really got to pee. >> Okay. Well, >> well, I'm not going to have her pee in my car. >> Okay. >> And there's nowhere for me. Black female and a white shirt. >> There's another girl. >> People ran from the court. >> Ow. >> You're just hurting my wrist. >> Okay. >> My car and I don't want >> And I don't want to pee in the car. I really have to pee. I was trying to go home so I could go pee. I really like have to pee. >> Okay. >> No, I have to pee. I really want to go pee. >> Okay, I understand that. >> And I don't want to pee on myself like this. That'll be so embarrassing. This cuff hurts my wrist. >> Look, handcuffs are made for comfort. It >> is not. >> Tension rises as she yells that her arm hurts. And the officers yell back, ordering her repeatedly to get in the car. She resists verbally and physically. >> I know it's not made for comfort, but y'all supposed to make it to where it's not hurting me. This is hurting me really bad on my arm. >> And he has not tried to loosen it or anything. They're fine. >> We're going to take him back down. >> So, it's not hurting my arm. >> We're not adjusting. >> You have me a cuss if you adjust my Where the can I go with my hands and cuffs and I have to pee. I can't go nowhere. My wrist is hurting like a mother. >> So, all you have to do is just fix it. >> I'm not going to go nowhere. You have my harm. Y'all have me surrounded. Take her down there. So, she's got to get >> her where? >> Down there. So, she's got to get in the car. >> Where is down there? >> Wherever it happened at. >> My wrist. >> If you don't want to do it, just put her in my car. I I don't really care what her stop yanking me. >> Look, you're just going to go with >> Stop. I understand that, but you don't have to yank me and pull me. AND I'M TELLING YOU, THIS [ __ ] HURT MY ARM. >> REALLY PISS ME OFF. >> You pissing me off. Okay, get in the car. >> The one in handcuffs. >> Get in the car. >> I could be in handcuffs, but I'm telling you this hurt my arm. >> Get in the car. >> The You don't have to pull me and I'm telling you this hurt my arm. >> Sit in the car. >> I don't give a >> officers prepare to transfer her to another vehicle so they can take her to a restroom. She continues complaining about pain and the interaction. >> I am in a car. >> Here's the wagon. >> Peten, >> I'm in a car. What more do y'all want? And I'm in a car. >> Why? Why? You don't have to push me and you don't have to pull me. >> Because I for one, >> I'm going to drive on you. >> I'm not existing. Fine. car. You don't have to push. >> Okay. Um I don't know. He's vehicles over there. I think >> you want me to see a >> I can't go anywhere. >> All right, we're switching cars. We're going to get you to the bathroom. Okay. >> Have to pee. >> Yep. We're We're going to get you there. and my shoulder hurt cuz it big ass want to spo on me. >> Okay, you swing your feet out. We're going to switch. >> Officers discussed details of the incident. The woman sped, ignored warnings to slow down, crashed into a police car, fled, reversed down the street, and abandoned the vehicle before officers caught her. >> The front passenger. >> Yeah. >> Where she at? I don't. Nobody knows. Okay. >> I have an intrusion alarm. >> She uh confirmed the girl in the red was a driver. >> Said she was speeding. They told her to slow down. She didn't slow down. >> Yeah. They just left right now. Where we at? >> Sheridan southbound on Sheridan at the light at name. Okay. And >> she she hit she I could hear tires screeching. I should have gunned it on the main somewhere to avoid it, but she's coming up behind me and then she ran into me, called it out. She took off and re she reversed all the way up Sheridan. She came down Russell, went behind the house. Uh, I went behind the house. I lost sight of her and I went I could see the dust kicked up over here. I went behind the house and they were bailing out. She is formerly charged with resisting arrest, hit and run, and fleeing a police officer. Running from a crash, especially one involving a police car only piles on more charges and consequences. Cooperating calmly with officers can prevent a bad situation from becoming far worse. Think the last move was bold. This one's on another level. What do you think this thief will take in the next situation? A computer. B. Lamp. C. Food. D. Clothing. Comment your answer below. >> Stop going away. Stop my name. >> Stop pulling away. >> On September 17th, 2024, officers responded to a Walmart after a call about a woman shoplifting. They say the suspect ran from the store with over $100 in unpaid merchandise and then tried to hide under a vehicle in the parking lot. >> Just close. You want to close? >> Send it to my island, please. >> Just let me put the stuff back. >> Why are you doing this? >> My friend was making me do it. >> Okay. Well, stop running. Okay. Okay. >> What all did you take? >> Just close. He wanted to close. Just close. >> Here, grab Grab it. Just give it to >> All right. Here we're going to go back there. Pick that up. >> 35 over there. >> I don't want to be doing it. I got a baby. I owe him money. >> All right. Well, you shouldn't be doing this. >> We're going to be going over here 1683 at 21108. Can >> I just give you a step back, please? Please. We're going to go over here and we'll talk about >> an 8-month old baby. Here she is. >> She has no ID and becomes increasingly panicked as officers search her purse. She begins resisting while begging to be released to go to her baby. >> You don't need to be answering that right now. >> Switching three for a minute. Do you have an ID on you? I'm going to be out of Walmart. >> Do you have an ID on you? >> No, I don't. >> What's your name? >> You're uh what what all did you take? We're going to be going through your your uh purse right now. Okay. >> Arrest an >> I already know who you are. I already know who you are. >> No, I'm not. >> I didn't even say it. I already know who. Stop pulling away. Stop pulling away. >> Stop pulling away. >> Please let me go. >> Stop pulling away. >> Please. My babies. I don't tell anybody to watch me. >> Officers struggle to restrain her as she continues pulling away, pleading that her baby is alone in a car. Officers warned they will take her to the ground if she doesn't stop resisting. >> Okay, stop. We're going to take it off. >> Knock it off. >> Please let me knock it off. >> No. Stop. >> Okay, stop. >> Stop pulling away. >> I need to like hold my baby's in the car by herself. >> Okay, we'll make arrangements. Knock it off. We're going to take you down to the ground if you don't stop. >> Please let me go. Let me go. >> Let me go. I'm not. >> You guys are going to How do you know who I am? Look at my name. Look my Look my picture up. >> I have my ID. >> I have my ID. I don't know you. >> You got it. >> 15 and 13 for me. You guys, you did not do this. Please let me go. I HAVE TO GO to my baby. Please, I have to go to my baby. Please, I'm begging you. Let me go to my baby. >> She continues screaming and refusing commands until officers finally handcuff her. She insists she's being detained for no reason and claims she is lying about everything. Please, please, please. I have to go to my baby. Please, please. I'm begging you. Please. I'm fighting for my damn baby. >> 32. Can we get another way? >> I called me. >> Please >> stop resisting. You're under arrest. >> Please. Please let me go. Please. Please. Please. >> Just stop pulling away. I'm going to put these handcuffs on you and then we'll talk about it. >> Anything else? I'm trying to figure this. Please. I'm begging you. I'm going to stop. I'm just going to stop. >> Put your hand behind your back now. >> Stop. >> All right. my baby. That's all, >> please. >> Once secured on the ground, she asks to sit up and again claims wrongful detention. Officers confirm she is under arrest for retail theft and resisting. >> Stay on the ground. >> Hey, sit up. You can't breathe. >> Or maybe you shouldn't have done this. How about that? >> Walmart. Sit up. All right, we got to >> take my picture. >> All right. What's your name? >> Talk about a board. >> You detained me for no reason. My ID's in there. >> I'll get all her info. Yeah. She repeatedly pleads to go to her car to check on her child. Officers tell her they have already explained the process and she needs to comply. >> Are you under arrest for retail theft? >> The very least and resisting. >> What do you mean no? >> You arrested no reason. >> Oh, retail theft. >> Okay. >> And resisting. Can >> I stand up? >> I don't know. You got to cooperate. >> I'm sorry. >> You caused this. >> I have an 8-month-old >> and you come in here to steal with an 8-month-old. >> Can I stand? >> Yeah. >> Oh, 32. I promise. I promise you. >> You're hurting me though. >> Hey, Muel, I'm going to take out if they need me for search. Otherwise, I'll go to me. >> Can I go to my car, please? Can I go to my car? >> No. at this point. I mean, we already explained this to you. >> We're going to be going over here tonight. >> Please let me go to my car. >> Please, please let me go to my car. >> I got to go to >> After continued questioning, she finally says the baby is on Nicholson, but can't provide an address. Officers work to confirm details, secure her, and arrange further response. >> My car. Are you listening to what I'm saying? My kids are >> I already explained this to you. >> Where they at? >> 32. We're on the grocery side. >> Please. My baby is there. Please let me go. I have to go to my baby. Please. >> All right. Stop. >> I'm not going anywhere. >> All right. Stop pulling away. I'm not I'm not pulling away to this side. >> My baby. >> Okay. Hold on one second. >> Hold on. In the car. >> All right. Is there anything on you? >> No. >> Okay. Listen, >> only reason I'm freaking out is because I have my baby somewhere where I >> Where? >> I need to know. Where? >> If you don't tell me, this is on you. >> So, where's your baby at? >> Nicholson. >> Where? >> I don't know the address. It's on Nicholson. She's on Nicholson, >> please. >> Can you take me to her? >> Hold on. You need to get >> What car in the red Kia? >> No. >> What car are you in? >> It's a a white Ford. >> Where's the red Kia? My sister's here. >> You guys aren't around. So, >> you better you got to go in the car. Okay. >> I'm just going to make sure you don't have anything on you. >> All right. Uber's on the way here. >> She was charged with retail theft for stealing clothing from Walmart and resisting arrest for repeatedly pulling away and refusing commands. Stealing and resisting only make a bad situation worse. Cooperate with officers and face problems honestly before they spiral. That thief thought they had it all figured out, but the next one even sneakier. Stay tuned and comment your guess. >> Get down. >> On December 27th, 2024, officers responded to a shoplifting call from Target involving a suspect who reportedly stole a case of beer and attempted to flee the scene on a bicycle. >> Let go of my gun right now. M's laying through the parking lot on a bicycle trying to get him to stop now. Stop. Stop. >> During the struggle, the suspect grabs the officer's gun, refusing commands to let go. The officer warns he will tase him if he won't release the weapon. >> Right now, >> dude, you better stop. I'M TELLING YOU. BETTER STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. >> Stop the bike now. Get off the bike. >> Hey, get off. Get off. >> I'm telling you. >> I'm telling you right now. I do. >> GET OFF MY GUN. YOU GET OFF. >> I'M going to tase you. Get off of me. >> I'm going toinging tase you. Bro, I'm going toinging tase you. >> Seriously, stop, >> dude. Let go of my gun right now. >> I'm going to shoot you. >> Please. I shoot you. >> I really am trying to get you shot in the head. >> I'm telling you. >> Instead, >> I'm going to take you. >> What you're trying to do? >> Well, I got to GET HIM OFF MY >> NO. STOP. >> SERIOUSLY. >> NO. >> Let go. >> of mying gun. >> Stop. Stop. The suspect pleads, claims he won't hurt anyone, but continues resisting. Officers warn multiple times that he will be tased if he doesn't comply. >> Please stop. Please. Please. I'm not going to hurt anyone. >> I'm just trying to get away. >> You're not getting away by holding on to the gun. >> I'm telling you, let go of my gun right now. I didn't say to do this. >> Stop. >> Please help me. Stop. >> Let go of that yourself and let go of the gun, man. >> You're about to get tased. >> Okay. I'm sorry. I called for help. >> Please >> roll over on your back now. On your belly now. >> Roll over on your belly. >> Roll over on your belly. You're going to get tased. >> You're going to get tased. >> Please let me go. >> I'm telling you, you're going to get tased. >> You're going to get tased. >> I worked for you guys. >> Shoot me in the head. >> I don't want to do this. >> You're going to get tased. >> Let me go. >> All right. Stay back. Stay back. Yes, sir. Get down. >> STOP. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> ECHO 226. Tango deployed. Roll over on your back. ON YOUR BELLY. >> STOMACH. >> ROLL ON YOUR STOMACH NOW. >> STOP. >> Stop it. Stop it. >> GET ON THE GROUND. STOP. >> Get on the ground. A taser is deployed, but the suspect keeps resisting on the ground. Officers work together to get him rolled over and handcuffed. >> Stop. Stop. >> Stop it. You're going to GET CHASED AGAIN. >> STOP IT. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> GET ON THE GROUND NOW. STOP IT. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> NO. >> STOP. Get on the ground. >> Roll over position. >> Get over. >> Stop. Stop it. >> Stop. Stop it. >> Give me a cuff. Give me a cuff. >> No. Give me a cuff. >> Stop. >> Seriously, man. >> Stay down. >> No. >> Stop. Please. Please. >> After control is gained, officers discuss how the suspect took swings at them, resisted violently, and repeatedly tried to pull the gun from the officer's holster. >> Stop resisting or you're going to get tased again. >> You got him that time. Roll him over. Keep going. >> Rolling to the right. Rolling to your other way. Other way. Other way. >> I worked for you guys. >> Which way do you want? >> That way so I can use cuppy on it. >> Do what you guys need me to do. >> Bring your arm out. >> Guys, wait. Please talk 65. Is there everybody else down here? >> We're going to be behind uh mattress. My car is >> unlocked. Window down >> down one of those aisles right over there. >> How does this thing? >> No idea. I just saw him chasing him and then I saw I saw him take a couple swings at me. >> Yeah. >> 17 years it took me to tase somebody. one security. >> The suspect admits he's experiencing psychosis, asks for medical help, and officers call for an ambulance. They note he was likely high and continued resisting even after being tased. >> It's my first one. >> Where's the bike? It's >> up against the curb right over there. I grabbed a hold of him riding the bike. >> He went over the side. I was trying to start trying to turn over here. 17 years it took me to tase somebody. >> You have anything on you? Any weapons? Any drugs? Anything that's going to poke? >> He's trying his hardest to get him a gun. >> I have warned. Hi. Is she going to stop me? >> Hold it. Wouldn't let it go. >> Please. Go to the hospital. >> Yep. Ambulance is coming. Hospital is not going to keep us from going to jail, though. Yeah, >> I have shoe psychosis. >> You have what? >> Go to circles of care. Sorry. >> Roll that way. >> Sold. >> You got special units. >> Med. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Work for the feds. >> You want to check yourself real quick? >> Yeah, I'm good. >> I'm serious. Okay, >> I hear you. >> I'm just trying to help you guys. Not by punching at me or not. >> I don't know what I was thinking. >> All right, you get to stay right here for a minute. >> Please >> stay down. >> The button behind the steering wheel. >> Roll on the side. >> Huh? >> You want to roll him on the side? No. >> Can you roll over to your side? >> There you go. Stay just like that. I know you. >> Huh? >> Imagine this whole thing where I've done this before. >> Yeah. Well, >> no. >> Apparently, it's the first time you met me. >> Are you okay? >> Huh? >> You okay? >> Yeah. I'm just winded. >> Okay. >> He took the taze. I'm >> ripping the probes out. It >> I saw >> a good spread. >> Yeah. >> One of the probes, I think, might have missed her. You ripped it out over here. >> As I'm pulling up, I just see you out. I'm like, "Oh, can >> these gentlemen here were holding him down while I was trying to retain my gun?" Oh, he had two hand grab on it, pulling my gun out. >> He's He's high, right? >> He's on something. Then he took took an elbow at me, swung at me a couple times, and that's when I got him down to the ground. These two gentlemen were here. Finally, I got taser gone. Got his hand off my gun. Got a taser drunk and pushed them off >> and let him get up so I can tase him. >> Assault battery resist with retail theft. Yep. >> And resist without >> that might be pushing it. >> We'll just do resist with. >> Okay, we're going to we're going to stand you up. Okay, do me a favor. Bend this knee up. >> Okay, you got to bend this leg, too. >> All right, so we're going to help you up. One, two, three. >> Yeah, he was ripping him out as it was sparking him. >> So, he's on something. >> We do one on either rail of the >> We're not perfect. >> Are you fall for some beer? >> Some mics hard. >> That That's why we fighted. >> That's why we tried to take my gun, too. >> Come on, man. Yeah, that's part >> I know. >> My car's right there. >> Charges include assault battery on an officer resisting with violence and retail theft. The suspect says he imagined the whole thing and apologizes as officers escort him. Stealing and resisting only escalates the situation. You can turn a small theft into multiple serious charges fast. Always comply with officers. Grabbing for a weapon can endanger everyone, including yourself. 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. >> Get off me. Get the off me. Get the off. On June 18th, 2024, officers responded to a shoplifting call from a Walmart about a man who had concealed merchandise in his pockets. name, date of birth, other >> Hey, not talking about yourself. >> All right. got anything on it is going to poke me, stick me, cut me? >> Nope. >> That was from a different store. >> That's it. That was from a different store. You see how he's sto ID on you? No. >> Do you have IDs? Is it just at home? It's at home. >> It's all right. As of right now, it's just >> The suspect gives inconsistent birth date information, becomes irritated, and refuses to cooperate, insisting he wants to leave, but still won't give his real name. Retail theft. If you lie to us, give us a fake name, date of birth other than your own. It's called obstructing justice, which is a felony. So, if you had any thought about doing that, save yourself the hassle and the time. All right. Because you know you're not getting out of this till we find out who you are. >> One chance. >> Yeah. Okay. All right. Give me a second. Okay. >> Don't mess around, man. >> I know you're lying. Cuz you already messed up on your birthday. >> How do you not know your birthday? >> Dude, I really don't give a >> honestly. I don't give a >> No. >> So, do what you got to do. Well, I mean it all depends on how much time you want to spend with us. >> What time? I'm ready to get the out of here. >> Well, then give us your real name and date of birth. I mean, you >> I had enough. I have enough with this [ __ ] bro. I'm ready to get the [ __ ] out of here. >> Well, don't [ __ ] steal. >> You want my life ready? >> Don't steal. And then when you get caught, don't lie to us. I told you what's going to happen. >> Officers question his criminal history and whether he's under the influence. He becomes increasingly agitated and combative. Have you ever been arrested before? >> Yeah. >> For what? >> All types of [ __ ] >> Any theft, burglary, robbery, vehicular hijacking? >> Never. >> Home invasion? >> Never. >> No theft related stuff, charges. >> I got caught. >> I got caught stealing one time when I was a kid. >> You taking anything today that you're not thinking straight? >> No. No. >> When told to sit down, he refuses and escalates leading officers to restrain him physically. >> How much you weigh? >> Just asking you questions for my records. How much you weigh? >> This dude, come on. Let me get that out of you, dude. Sit down. Let me get the out. Sit down. Sit down. Hey Sarah, you want to come in here? What? Oh yeah. OH YEAH, BABY. Oh yeah. Oh yeah. MOTHERUCKER, GET OFF ME. >> Once on the ground, the suspect's scream, struggles, and repeatedly begs to be let go while officers tell him to relax and stop fighting. >> How much you weigh? that just asking you questions my records. How much your way? This dude, come on. Let me get you out of here, dude. Sit down. Let me get the out of here. Sit down. Sit down. Hey, S. You want to come in here? What? Oh, YEAH. YEAH, BABY. OH YEAH. OH YEAH. ALL RIGHT, [ __ ] GET OFF ME. Get the [ __ ] off me. Get the off me. GET THE [ __ ] OFF ME. GET OUT OF HERE OFF ME. GET THE [ __ ] OFF ME. GET THE [ __ ] OFF ME. GET THE [ __ ] OFF ME. Get the [ __ ] off. >> YO, RELAX. >> GET OFF ME. >> RELAX. >> Get off me. >> Relax. >> Okay, stop screaming. >> Get off me. >> Stop. You need to relax. >> Just stop. >> Hold on. You want us some more cars? >> Just stop. Take a breath. Relax. >> Stop making this worse, man. >> Have you taken something? Are you on something? >> I'll turn back around, >> dude. Just let me the [ __ ] out, dude. Just let me get the out of here, dude. >> You could have. >> Oh, yeah. Get the out of here, dude. Get me the out of this [ __ ] Get my face out of here, bro. Please. Please, bro. >> Officers explain that his resistance is the reason force was used and wait for backup while he continues shouting accusations. >> Well, WE'RE GOING TO WAIT FOR YOU HERE, >> PLEASE. >> And then we're going to take pick you up >> and we're going to put you down. >> Come on, guys. Come on, guys. I can't fight you anymore, guys. You shouldn't have fought to begin with. Guys, I I CAN'T FIGHT YOU ANYMORE, GUYS. COME ON. >> STOP SCREAMING. RELAX. >> You're not fighting. >> Guys, we're just going to wait for somebody else to get here. >> That's all you're doing is waiting for somebody, guys. >> Yeah, another car. No, we're going to pick you up. >> Why the You got me on the ground. YOU JUST RAN ME IN THE [ __ ] FACE, DUDE. >> YOU WOULDN'T SIT DOWN. YOU KEPT >> YOU DON'T DO [ __ ] LIKE THAT, BRO. >> After calming slightly, officers stand him up. Emphasize that compliant behavior leads to respectful treatment and prepare to escort him out. >> Guess what we did? >> You act like a man, you get treated like one. >> Go ahead. >> Just one and >> All right. Are you done? >> Yeah. >> We're going to stand you up. >> Let's do it. >> We're going to get you on your feet. >> All right. All right. >> We're going to walk you outside like a man. >> All right. >> All right. You act any differently, we're going to treat you that way. >> All right. Let's not make any more mistakes. >> I'm not going and I'm not You're not beating the [ __ ] out of me, dude. I'm not I'm not getting beat the up, dude. >> Nobody's going to beat you. >> I'm not getting beat the [ __ ] up to get my [ __ ] money. >> Nobody's going to beat you up. >> I'm not relax. >> You wouldn't sit down. We're going to stand you up. We're going to walk you out. You walk out like a gentleman, you get treated like >> Yo, you just blew me in the [ __ ] You just blew me in the ground, dude. You wouldn't sit down. >> You don't do people like that, bro. >> Well, if you don't do people like that follow directions, things like this happen. >> So, are we ready to get up and walk out? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> YEAH. >> Come on. >> Stand up. Come on. >> He is charged with retail theft for stealing merchandise from Walmart. Because he lied about his identity and resisted officers, he also faces obstruction and resisting physical interference charges. Tell the truth and stay calm. Lying and resisting only turn a minor charge into a major problem. Cooperate with officers because every bad reaction adds more charges and more trouble. If not the craziest incident you can see, the next case will surprise you. Sir, >> put your hand behind your back. On April 14th, 2024, in Somefield, Florida, a 25-year-old blonde woman attempted to leave a local Walmart without paying for merchandise worth just over $70. When confronted by store personnel, she suddenly fled, jumping into a blue golf cart and driving away from the scene. >> They'll make sure that you can have a seat. >> How much do you take all that? I thought like No, I thought I'm thinking >> How'd you get it back? >> Uh oh. No, I got some bag though. She She got a book bag full of stuff. Okay. >> Yeah, she look she got that book back full of stuff. >> Yeah, I got some bag right there. >> Yeah, that's She really bl she got boot stuff, though. >> Walmart employees explain how she grabbed a bag full of items and escaped. Deputies later spot the golf cart abandoned near a community pool. >> Yeah, she even she went in the room, but her husband like there's a guy that came in and he was outside came in. He's like, do not go in that room. Not go in that room. She just she she up on that golf club. >> Gotcha. That was, you know, sweet talk like, man, I'll help, you know, don't do this again. You know, the the talk that we do and I got it in here. She's like, no, no. When he go, I'm like, god damn it. We're not allowed to, you know, force. They just force anything. >> Technically, by law, you can, but >> I know it's a policy of Walmart. >> Well, yeah. Yeah. By by law. Yeah. I mean, by Walmart. Walmart stuff. Yeah. AP policy. >> Is that the golf cart right there like that? >> No, that's not it. >> That's not it. >> No, it was it was dark. It was dark dark blue. >> Dark dark blue. >> And it had like the blue veil like the same color. Same kind of same kind of cart, >> but like the Walmart blue had the dark blue veilance >> and like they were standing on the back like where the golf bags would go. the the female that got busted and and the other dude were standing on the back and not a female and the and the male with the face tattoos was driving. Gota >> deputies detain the woman who repeatedly resists, argues they cannot touch her because she is female and accuses officers of violating the law. >> Okay, Natalie. Well, here's what's going to happen. I'm going to go and detain you >> cuz we have we Hold on. >> No, don't put your hands on me, sir. You're male. Okay. >> No, just you're going to end up on the ground. Okay. No, no. You're literally grabbing me and I'm a female. That is against the law. It's not against the law. She's being detained. You're >> arresting. She's being detained. >> Okay. >> For what? >> Okay. >> Because we're investig We're investigating something that happened. You're going to end up at the ground. >> No, you're not. >> You're going to end up on the ground. >> Yeah. And I'm I'm going to sue you. >> No. Wait. >> So, please get your hands off me. >> Are you going to put your hands behind the back? >> I'm just detaining you. >> Are you going to put your hands behind the back or you going to go on the ground? >> I just said I had to go to the bathroom and then you want to detain me. That way I can fight you. Literally, this is on purpose. >> You're not going to fight me. >> This is on purpose. You're going to go on the ground or put your hands behind your back. >> This is being done on purpose. >> You are being detained. >> And this is on video, correct? >> Correct. Or is it on? See that red? >> Okay. Thank you. >> That means it's on. Are you going to put your hands behind your back? >> And your name is >> Deputy Gillard. 6671 Mary County Sheriff. >> And your ID number is put her in cuffs to detain her. >> No, he does not. I'm putting stuff with his hands on me. >> Okay. >> Where's your supervisor? Can you get him here? I don't I'm trying. >> Now, please let me go. You have your hands on Let me go. >> You're going to put your hands behind your back or you're going to go on the ground. I don't want to put you on the ground. You're not going to put me on the ground, >> bro. Come on, bro. She's not She's not even in cuffs. I need you to step back. >> All right, >> I am tense. >> Okay, go ahead and put your hands behind your back. Go ahead and put your hands behind your back. >> Be easy on her, please. >> I'm trying to, but she's not being easy on me. >> No, you're literally not supposed to touch me. >> They're on their way. >> You are not supposed >> Put your hands behind your back. >> You're not supposed to touch me. >> 67. The suspect. She's resisting. >> Call your supervisor, please. >> Go. Put your hands behind your back right now, sir. Right now. >> I'm not resisting. You are not supposed to put your hands on me. >> Put your hands behind your back, >> sir. Okay, >> put your hands behind your back. >> Okay, >> chill. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Just chill. >> This is [ __ ] up. >> Listen, I got your back. I told you I did. >> This is all [ __ ] >> You're going to get bailed, bro. Please chill. I'm not >> Tell her. Just chill out. Listen, I got you. I'm going to bail you out if you need it. All right, just relax. It's >> [ __ ] up. Beyond it. >> This is literally put on purpose. >> Back up for me. Yep. >> This is on [ __ ] purpose. >> Relax. >> Stupid as [ __ ] It's not me. >> Watch out. >> She is right. >> She ask a man about the [ __ ] other lady. >> She didn't leave with none of that [ __ ] at all. >> In her [ __ ] hand. >> I told you. >> She continues resisting handcuffing, demands a supervisor claims she's being set up, and blames another woman for the theft. >> Several times to put your hands behind your back, >> sir. and you grab me and legally you're not supposed to. I'm a female and you're a male. You're supposed to have a female deputy here. That is against the law. I know my rights. I know my constitution. Thank you. >> I'm not [ __ ] [ __ ] Literally, this is [ __ ] [ __ ] up. >> Just relax >> on purpose. And you know who the [ __ ] it is? It's blame. >> That's not even her real [ __ ] name. Where's your friend at? >> Your other friend? >> I don't [ __ ] >> Okay. >> Why did he Did he do something? >> I have no idea. I just want to make sure he's not trying to sneak up on me. >> No, you're good. >> Ain't none of us this [ __ ] >> They literally said the [ __ ] [ __ ] >> The detained woman yells, denies involvement, and insists officers have the wrong person while becoming increasingly agitated. >> Get up. It was Tamra. >> Do what? He's just watching out his back. He's just watching his back. That's all. >> What are you talking about? He's watching his back. >> Just make sure nobody jumps from behind him. Here come the people. >> You tell him to relax while he's coming in here like this. >> No, he's going to get sued. >> Chill out. Chill out. >> I'm trying to put the cuffs on to make him not hurt you. >> He not hurt me. Ain't nobody going to hurt me. >> Okay, good. >> You're the one that put your hands on a female that didn't do [ __ ] >> You know who [ __ ] did it. You're sitting here trying to blame me. He didn't do anything. >> You can clear one detained. >> All right. Set for me. >> Ready. >> We're going to have resisting. >> Are you? >> Nope. I want to keep you just put you both put your hands on me. I'm a female against the law. >> What is the law? >> I what? >> I just It was >> If y'all are arresting me over a [ __ ] false ass charge, I swear to God you can record. >> This is set up by a [ __ ] whole ass police officer. >> Is she being arrested? >> And now they're taking [ __ ] off so they can give it to the Faker. >> That's nobody's talking about you right now. >> I'm up at the pool up the road. >> So, what is my name if y'all know so much? >> No, but you're going to tell us. >> Oh, I am. >> Yep. >> I definitely did when you asked me. Like you said, it's on camera. Correct. >> Deputies remove her bag. She continues accusing them of false arrest and misconduct while they secure her belongings. No, I was just going to eat >> 6601 or something like that. No, 66. >> Put this in there. I don't want father has >> my father is a molester. >> Yes, stepfather. I didn't do nothing wrong. I still [ __ ] >> ask the man at Walmart that [ __ ] said this [ __ ] >> Flashlight here. probably best not to say no to see what they do. >> No, because I know what the [ __ ] man said in the [ __ ] thing cuz he told me that they were going to [ __ ] arrest me. >> Take it off or do you want to cut it off? >> Due to Tamara >> because she stole all the [ __ ] >> All right, we're going to take Sure. We're going to take one of the handcuffs off so we can take this off. If you resist, you're going straight back in the cuffs and we're going to cut it off of you. >> Cut what off of me? >> This bag. >> Go for it. I don't give a [ __ ] >> Got to go down. >> Best leave. you both on camera and best believe y'all are both going to get something through it due to the fact of um false accusation setting up a whole [ __ ] innocent female >> due to one of your police officers. >> What are you arresting me for? >> I don't want anything. >> What are you detaining me for? >> Have a seat. >> What are you arresting meat? What are you putting in the back of the car? >> Have a seat and we can talk. >> Just let him be in the back car. >> Have a seat. I'll bail you out. >> That's not the point. No, you won't. Go make sure that you can >> I have a seat >> like they did you >> I have a seat. >> I want Why am I getting the same sir? >> They're hurting me. >> Sergeant, >> we also gave you lawful orders to get in the car. >> Lawful orders. Once transported, officers find methamphetamine and a marijuana grinder with more meth discovered at booking. She is charged with retail theft, resisting, and drug possession. Bond set at 6 hours of $100. Running from a minor theft only makes the situation worse. Resistance turns a small charge into several serious ones. Staying calm and cooperating protects your rights far better than fighting officers on scene. 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. >> Can you go get my phone from her? >> I learn. >> On March 20th, 2025, staff observe a woman skip scanning items at selfch checkckout. They wait until she heads toward the door before stopping her. Oh, she don't got nothing to do with that. >> I got some moves on >> me. >> Exactly. Just want to play this out so we get to the last point. I know they can answer you. So you gota let them got to let them get to the door. They're probably on the sheer loss prevention detains her and another woman with her leading both back to the office despite their protests. >> You got to go back in. >> Well, she ain't got nothing to do with nothing. What happened? >> You got stuff in your purse. Got stuff. Oh, I scanned all my stuff. >> No worries. We're going to receive. >> Okay, you can. What's your deal? >> Oh, she don't got nothing to do with your >> She don't have nothing to do with me. >> Officers inform the suspect she was previously trespassed from Walmart. She denies knowing anything about it. >> Let's just make this easy. Both of y'all to go to the office. Let's go. Let's not make this a big thing. Make a big thing. I get you. So, we'll both go back in the office and figure this out. So, >> go y'all got to go in there. >> Where? >> Just chill left. Fill up. >> Aviana over here. Let's not make a scene in the store. Come on. >> I'm not making a scene. I didn't So, am I going to jail or what? >> Well, you were trespassed from here. >> You didn't Did you know you were trespassed? >> I didn't know nothing. You didn't touch. Police handcuff her and prepare to take her to county jail while she calls someone on the phone asking to be picked up. >> You put your hands behind your back going to jail. >> Yeah. Oh my. Come get me. >> No. >> At Walmart. >> Come get me. >> You'll be at LA County Jail. >> I'm sorry, bro. >> Put that phone down. I don't care if she stays at it, but you got to put your other hand behind your back. >> Man, I'm sorry, bro. >> Officers search her pockets for safety, checking for weapons or items that may poke them. >> Bro, they said they already warned her about dressing. Anything else in your pocket or anything on you? >> What's in there? >> What is the binoc? >> I don't know. >> You can call the honey when she's out there. >> I got stuff in your pocket. >> Yeah. Give it about an hour for them to book her in >> in an hour. >> Yeah. >> In an hour. >> What else is on you? >> What is it? >> Oh, it's car keys. She continues insisting she never knew she was trespassed, claiming she recently shopped there without issue. >> Pocas or Pinch us? >> No. >> Here, give me your reach in my pocket. >> All right. >> When did they tell you this already? >> They never told me this. I don't know. Nothing. They told >> the other side. >> Yeah. >> Yes. a scale. >> Yep. Be out to the to the left. >> Uh probably a couple hundred. I think the the >> couple hundred. Still nothing. What are you talking about? >> Well, you got two cuz you got the you got the theft and then you got the trespass. So, >> officers explain she now faces two problems, theft and trespassing. And they cannot change the fact the trespass is in the system. >> Man, what? >> I Yeah. >> Why you doing me like that? >> I ain't doing >> I ain't do nothing, sir. >> You got two problems going on. You can't be here. Period. That's the problem. >> I was just here. They never told me I trespass any. I just came here and bought a fan. All types of [ __ ] They never told me I was >> Well, they probably didn't see you. >> Yes, they did see me cuz the same girl that was there, she seen me. She looked at me. He looked at me, too. >> I got to be on the other side over here. Sworny as [ __ ] bro. >> That's the problem. It's in the system. The second car, man. The back the back car. The back car. Back car. Yeah. >> I'm sorry. >> Yeah. I can't control when they call, but Yeah. >> That's corny, bro. >> Can you go get my phone from her? >> I'll let her know. >> She got your phone. Cuz you can't make a call. But you want to go on your property. Is that what you asking? >> Yeah, I just I can make car. I think >> you can't make a call. That's what I'm saying. >> Yeah. Just grab my phone. I just order. >> She asks for her phone and complains about painful cuffs. Officers attempt to adjust them and help retrieve her property and groceries. >> On my phone. >> Okay. >> I know. It's You can try You can try to turn to the side. You can try turn to the side. Yeah, that may be a little better. >> That [ __ ] hurt. I get you, man. Is that better? >> No, I ain't going to lie. It's not better. >> I can do two cuffs, but it still ain't going to feel good. >> Can you put it in my front? >> I can't do it in the front. I got to be in the back. So, yeah. 437 is in custody. Copy one. >> How I'm going to know if she got my groceries? >> It's fine. I'll let you give her a call. I don't want you to lo lose your groceries either. This way. Right here. Yeah. >> Do you have like face? >> Officers coordinate with the other woman to collect groceries and keys while the suspect is taken to jail. >> How do you undo your phone? >> Oh, it's all Let her know that it's at the >> market side. >> Got the phone. >> Yeah. >> Go to the other side. >> She's going to text me with the total in a second. They're toting up right now. >> Go to the other side to that office and get um the groceries. >> I'll get to She said she'll text me as soon as she has it. or my car, too. >> They went to the uh >> Yeah, you have to get some sandwich to bring it up or something. >> I need a couple. >> Yeah, cuz they taking me gym. I got all that hamburger in the car. >> Yeah, we can do that. >> All right. So, hold on. >> At the other end, not the subway. The other end. Get my groceries. >> Okay. >> Okay. She is charged with retail theft while the other woman receives a trespass charge. Skip scanning might seem small, but it quickly turns into theft and an automatic trip to jail, especially if you're already trespassed. Once a trespass is in the system, denying it won't stop the charges. Choices catch up faster than excuses. Think the last move was bold. This one's on another level. What do you think this thief will take in the next situation? A. Foods. B. PlayStation 5. C. Fishfinders. D. Dry shampoo. >> Don't [ __ ] move. >> Your chest. >> On March 12th, 2024, police respond to Bath and Body Works after three suspects steal items and flee in a white Toyota, nearly hitting the officer while escaping. Come here. You run, you're in trouble. >> Run. You're getting more trouble. >> Oh. Oh. Oh. You try to hit me. Did you just try to hit? >> Trio speeds off with a partially covered license plate. Apparently thinking a napkin is high-tech camouflage. Officers lose visual, but other units spot the world's least stealthy Toyota blazing around town. >> Hit me. Fox 64. They're taking a 1031 in the white Toyota. Stand by for tag, but it just about hit me. Fox 64. They got the tag covered with a uh medical same as what we just had. They're heading out to US or excuse me 100. Now they have to make a right-hand turn heading towards Belter. I just saw him running from me from the store. I have a whole bag of stuff with me now. Playing alert. Light sirens were activated. And as he backed out, he almost hit me with the car. >> We think we saw them come out of the Planet Fitness parking lot going eastbound on 100, but we're not 100% sure. >> 104, we're landing with somebody that has eyes on. >> 6134. I think I have the vehicle over by BJ. Multiple patrol cars joined the chase as the suspects pushed 75 memoir on Peru, proving they value scented candles more than their driver's license. >> Base construction site now heading eastbound. >> I need you guys to stay off the radio. We're about to go south onto Seminal Woods. Turning make a U-turn now. Going back towards 100. >> First character is a Bravo. Last is a Sierra. Coming back out on 100. Going to be make going east. >> Going to be going east on 100. >> The high-speed getaway ends in peak criminal genius. They miss a road and launch straight into a construction site pond area. >> I got six of Dodge dealership. I got six of the Dodge dealership. >> He's coming up in the right lane right now. Coming up to Dodge now. Speeds are 75. All right. Vehicle wrecked now to AMO. >> Vehicle crashed to AMO. >> Show me your hands. SHOW YOUR HANDS NOW. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. Give me YOUR HANDS NOW. HANDS UP. HANDS UP. All >> three suspects are detained at gunpoint. One complains about his leg probably hurt during the Olympic level pond dive. Stolen merchandise is recovered along the trail like breadcrumb clues. If breadcrumbs were $15 soaps. >> Three of you. Hands up. >> Get on the ground. >> Hands up. Don't [ __ ] move. >> GET ON THE GROUND. LAY DOWN ON THE GROUND NOW. ON THE GROUND. >> On the ground. >> On the ground. >> On the ground. Get down on the ground. >> I didn't do anything. >> Get out OF THE VEHICLE NOW. STEP OUT OF THE VEHICLE NOW. Step out of the vehicle now with the blue shirt. Step out of the vehicle. >> I'm ready to launch. >> Stay there. Don't [ __ ] move. >> You have anything on you? >> Come to me now. >> You better figure it out. >> I got one coming to you. >> Southbound on ramp and then stage along 95. >> Stop moving. four perimeters on ramp. >> Stop moving. >> Got him. >> Keep coming towards me. >> Come on. >> Who else is going to call her up to you? >> Okay, >> man. Keep coming. >> Put your phone down. Put your phone down. Put it down. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Shouldn't have ran from me. >> I saw you run. Really? I'm the guy that you >> Anybody else in the car? >> Put your hands together. Put your hands together. >> Yeah. There's three. >> Let's give some more commands to inside the vehicle. First, >> the suspects deny everything, hitting the officer, stealing lotion, dropping items. Meanwhile, the body cam footage in the background is like really really >> County Sheriff's Office. >> All right, step back with me. >> Knees to your chest. >> Knees to your chest. >> All right, stand up. >> Okay. >> Oh, my leg. Hold on. >> You going to stand up? >> My leg. >> Step back with me. Yeah. Down behind cover. >> I got the merchandise that she dropped. >> Oh, that's our driver right there. Yeah. Shouldn't have tried to hit me. >> What happened? >> Oh, no. What happened? I got you on my video when I pulled up to you. >> Be very careful. You sell the tr You tell the truth. >> I didn't try to hit you, sir. >> No, but you dropped that bag. Took off running. >> How many more people? Do we have a description of any of the car? >> It was just Yeah. >> I didn't see who bailed out. >> They It was nobody else. >> Up, up, up, up, up against car. You have anything on your person? Spread your feet, please. Anything on your person? >> No, sir. >> What were you guys thinking? You know, you're in Flagger County, right? >> Well, obviously you're going to learn now. We don't play like this. Not even close. Yeah, it's going to be pretty bad for you. All right. >> As officers gather evidence, a store employee arrives and learns the suspects literally drove into a pond and had to swim out. Bath and Body Works now offering unexpected full body rinses. >> Swan right up here cuz I got all the stuff you just stole that you threw on the ground. >> I didn't throw that on the ground. >> Yeah, it's funny. I got it all on my camera. that you do that way. >> That's what I needed to say. All right, have a seat. It's a big room. You have plenty of room to get in. All right, I'll get all that out of your way. I got one. You see in there? Good. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. When she saw me turn my lights on, she dropped that immediately. I'm not here. >> My allowance wanted >> Hi. >> Hello. >> I heard something happened >> in the parking lot. >> Yeah. I'm glad that your life was spared >> barely. >> I uh I move like a ninja. An old ninja. Um so what we need to do is we need to get a total of everything. So here's what >> staff mention an organized group hitting stores repeatedly. Police look at the soaked trio and think, "Yeah, that tracks." >> 15 cars later in a helicopter, we caught them. We caught them because they can't really drive very well and they drove the car off into a pond on the other side of BP. So they all had to swim to us. So whatever else I I the way I understood it from the call there was more stuff. They'd been coming in and out. So more than one trip. >> So if it's the group that we are thinking of I don't know if our loss prevention has been in contact with Flaggler County. >> Not that I'm aware of. I'm new to this call. >> Okay. Um >> I just happen to be right here and happened. Great timing. >> They're like, "Hey, they're walking out of the store and I'm like, "Hey, I see him." And as soon as I turn, >> who called? >> Uh, some some gentleman had seen it. And he even tried to help me stop the car. >> Yes. He I saw him in the parking lot. Yes. Yes. >> Okay. So, I will try to find out who he is and get a hold of him. I tried to call thinking it was y'all's loss prevention. >> So, Good Samaritan. >> Yeah. >> Wow. Okay. So, there's definitely been a group. We've got we've got large lots and lots of groups and there's one particular group in particular I guess that's been coming weekly and I I wasn't out there to confirm if this was the same group or not >> but our loss prevention was we were told if they come it doesn't matter the dollar because we have to call only when it's a certain dollar amount to report it so that way heavy time >> um >> between that and and if they did make several trips in and out like was being said >> then there's a bunch more in the car. It's going to >> loss prevention confirms they filled two baskets and a tote with stolen items. Officers believe even more loot is somewhere in the watery Toyota. >> They get towed and taken to when they get it out of the pond. It's going to get towed and taken to Yeah, you'll see the back of my car. One of the ladies I I cuffed and put her in back of my car. My car's underwater, soaked just from her drenched. So, the biggest thing is right now what we need to do is do start our statements. I guess most important to start off with, we need a value. >> Can you create a value with this? >> And then >> also what you might have seen is camera. >> So we can't go back and look at cameras, but we can certainly She was getting ready to write a report. Walked in. I was almost done. >> I wasn't out there, but I'm going to go watch the sales. >> Yeah, this was the collection. >> Well, hopefully this will >> they took from the front table. We just don't know. They filled up two baskets and a tote. It was a tall, skinny black guy, right? Did he have a tote? >> So when I was already in the car when I came out, he was driving and the two ladies were the ones that were hustling for the car. >> Yep. Yep. So it was the three of them. >> So you figured they had a basket in this, right? >> They had two of our shopping baskets. This probably filled up the half of one that I saw. And then the other one was >> the one lady I think she she throws something into the car, but it was like So I wasn't paying attention except for they're all I'm trying to figure out what car they're running for. So, I'm I'm not really focused on what she had. The one girl, Amanda, she dropped this like just like that. And I was like, "Oh, okay." And I I don't know from there if the other lady cuz I looked back. So, I don't know if the other lady choked something in the car. So, chances are there's a lot in the car. Maybe from this store, maybe from other stores. >> Oh, yeah. They they they make their rout >> We're impounding it. So, it'll go to our lot. You know where the BP is down by by 95. >> The older gas station across from the hospital. Sometimes it's occupied, sometimes it's not. >> On 100. >> Mhm. >> On the right. >> Yeah. Just past the Chrysler Dodge deal. >> They were charged with shoplifting and fleeing from police after running from the store. They also faced reckless driving and resisting arrest and possibly aggravated assault for nearly hitting the officer with the car. More charges were added for possessing stolen property found in the vehicle. Remember running from the police only turns a small crime into a long list of serious charges. Stealing may seem quick, but the consequences always catch up even faster. Think the last one was wild? The next thief takes it to a whole new level. Comment your guess and hit subscribe so you don't miss it. >> On September 16th, 2025, police stop a squad of women suspected of shoplifting. One even brought her kids along because nothing says family outing like retail theft. Officers immediately notice the fresh off the rack fashion because the tags are still literally attached. >> All right. >> What's up with all this yellow stuff? >> We said who this stuff. >> Don't you supposed to have tags on your clothes? >> No, you're not. Actually, >> baby, you're supposed to have tags on you. The tags don't come off. >> You know what I mean? >> No, I don't receive. >> You know, they can scan these purchasing >> this time. She bought all her stuff. Heat. Heat. Heat. Did my name come back? >> You're done with the phone? One woman instantly switches to hard mode. Won't give up her phone. Denies everything. Gives a fake name, fake middle name, and possibly a fake attitude. Officers warn her she's heading straight for an obstruction speedun. >> The phone. >> Let go of the phone. Don't fight. >> What are y'all doing? >> Right now, you're being detained, right? >> What are y'all? >> I didn't do nothing. >> Right now, I'm grabbing this phone. >> Right now, you're being detained. All right. What do you say? >> Am I being detained? >> I didn't do anything. >> All right. Okay. >> Then you'll be released if you didn't do anything. But right now, we're investigating retail. That's on. It just come off as easy as they go on. >> All you got to do is call. I ain't doing nothing. >> Out of here. >> The other thing you're going to get hit with is obstruction if you don't tell us the actual name. You hear me? I'm telling you my DNA who exists. >> I'm in the system. So have fun with me >> because you're not giving the right name. >> I am. >> So now you have a middle name. I heard you tell her twice you don't have a middle name. >> Actually more than twice. >> More than twice. So that's called lying and obstructing. You understand? >> It's the middleman. >> Why should I believe that? Do you have anything? Weapons, guns, knives. When we decide to tell the truth, >> when that's fine. We're >> They call her out for the lies. She responds with more lies. At this point, her story has more plot holes than a student film. >> A middle name. >> Now you're lying again right here looking at us. >> Ridiculous. Okay. >> Um Let's step a little bit over here that way. Thank you for being nice >> and for actually giving us your name. >> Mhm. >> If anything, will y'all do go back cuz I got to go back to the stuff, right? >> You have to go back to school. >> Why do you have to go back to the stuff? >> That's up to me. >> Another woman decides honesty is the new trend. After being mirandized, she happily identifies everyone, including the cousin with the bright orange hair and blue gap fit, basically describing her like an NPC character selection screen. >> Make any statements? Do you understand these rights? >> Have these rights, do you want to talk to? >> Is that yes or no? >> Okay. So, what what exactly happened? >> We're using a store. >> Okay. In a story box. >> Okay. and them too. >> Who's the other person? She in the stone. She in the snow. What is she? She has like orange hair. What is What else is she wearing? >> She got on a blue gap suit. >> Blue what? >> Gap. I say blue gap. >> G A P. >> Yep. >> Is it like dark blue or is it like blue? >> Okay. What about like shirt? What is she wearing? >> No, she got a holog. >> Oh, I'm sorry. Hold on. Shoot. Put a gap. Okay. Gotcha. And so what what was your role in this then? I guess because how did you get involved in this? I guess under Okay, but did you ever touch anything or >> She swears she didn't walk out with anything and blames her cousin and another girl. She's snitching with confidence. 1010 volume 10. Loyalty. >> You ever take anything? I gave it to them. You gave it to him? >> Okay. Did you walk out with anything? No. Who walked out with the one right there and the others? I don't know what she got. I'm out with that. Okay. >> All right. Well, thank you for being Is that your kid? Both of them. Everyone else is another one. Oh, no. There's another one. Okay. I'll let the other officer know in a bit. Um, do you know your friend's name? >> Which one? >> The one that's lying to me. >> My name. >> Dasia. Okay. Do you know her last name? >> Okay. Middle. I don't know. Maybe. I know you. Okay. Do you know her birthday? I think. Okay. Gotcha. All right. Give me a second. We'll just stay. Can Can you give me a second? >> Should be open now. >> Hey, she's >> officers confirm nobody is leaving. The cousin gets emotional, confused, and continues denying her obviously fake name like she's committed to the role. >> So, she said, "Okay, I'm just going to be honest with you. I'm just driving. I did give them some merchandise, but they're they're the ones that took the um her along with the other. She's like here." Yeah, she's she's wearing like a a blue. >> Okay. So, 95 for two. >> Yeah, they're all >> 95. All right. >> Oh, yeah. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Where's your warrant? >> I don't have any baby. I did. >> Where at? >> In Illinois. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. What was that? >> I did say >> cover your feet for me. >> Cover your feet. >> Thank you. I don't think >> you don't make me get out of the car. >> You can't get out. >> You pay. Yeah. Stay there. >> The woman with kids is prepped for transport. Her car is getting towed because nothing ruins a theft more than your getaway vehicle becoming evidence. >> I just got to search to make sure you don't have any weapons on you. You could keep talking to your kid. I just, you know, just for our safety. >> Okay. >> So, here's what we're going to do. We have a cso working today. Since they're both in their car seats, he's going to drive your car to our station. So, we don't have to take them out of their car seats. But once we get to our station, your car is going to get towed because it was used in commission of a retail theft. We'll get both car seats out for you. We'll have both kids with us. They're not going to leave our side. You have to make smarter decisions, right? >> I mean, think about it. Do you think I showed up like we all just showed up on your stop just cuz she wasn't in the car seat? >> I know. Officers pull stolen items out of her shoes like it's a magic trick. She cooperates now, even asking about towing fees like she's checking out of a hotel. The most important part is like to make sure you get it out as soon as possible. Listen, sorry, cuz I don't like that end of the day. So, I'm just going to check this. Can you scooch a little bit more? Sorry, I I literally cannot get into you. Can you separate your feet for me? Are these stolen? >> Are these stolen? >> Yeah. Okay, we'll we'll take them off and uh >> What about these ones? >> No, they are right. >> Okay, so just these ones are still Okay. >> Yeah, she said the green ones are alos. >> Okay. Okay. Thank you. key. >> One second. >> I don't know. Well, can we can we can I go now? >> Yes. Take your back now. >> Okay. You just put that in the You put that in your shirt. You put it in diaper bag. >> The officer tries to be nice, saying he'll try to help her, but also warning her that honesty is her only real sale today. Then, >> yes, you can go to the I like careful. >> I'll talk to the officers. I can't promise you anything, but I'll see what I can do with you to hopefully get you released. Again, I don't take my word. I I don't have control over what happens. Okay. Yeah. All I could do is ask. Okay. Even if they seem locked out with them, >> maybe you could talk to them and see what you could do. Just be honest with them. And then >> all were charged with retail theft. The real mystery. Whether the cousin will ever forgive her for switching teams faster than a Tik Tok trend. Lying and blaming others might delay trouble, but honesty is the only thing that can actually help you. Every choice has consequences, especially when you get caught with the wrong people. 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. >> What am I doing? You're under arrest. >> Under arrest for what? >> For spitting on. >> Police arrive at a strip club where a dancer allegedly spit on an employee, kicking off what could be called a dance floor dispute gone wrong. Officers tell her she's under arrest for battery because apparently spitting isn't part of the performance. >> Yeah, I'll I'll roll down the window so you can talk to him. Okay. >> What am I doing? You're under arrest. >> Under arrest for what? >> For spitting on an employee. >> That's bad. >> Nick, let me just go home. >> I gave it a chance. >> Don't take your purse off. The dancer immediately switches to full panic mode, begging to go home, asking for random phone numbers and insisting the club is out to get her. Drama level 100%. >> Give it a chance. He gave you the chance. >> Just let me go home to my son. >> That's fine. I will. Come on. Can I get his phone number so I can run out? >> Absolutely. >> You mind if I get it right now? >> No. Just one second and I'll get it for you. >> You can defer three. >> Wait till I get your number so I can find out. >> I'll let you get it. I promise. >> Okay. >> Well, I don't know his phone number, so I just wanted to make sure that I had his phone number so I can find out. >> That's totally fine. I'll I'll let you grab it. Okay. I appreciate you being cool. I'll let I'll ask what's going on and stuff in a second. >> I know. I know. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. >> Okay. Because this is my >> It's okay. It's okay. It's all right. Listen, I'll talk to you. Just put your feet in. Okay. >> No, it's because this is the strip that I work at, >> right? >> It's going to be okay. >> No, it's not okay. >> It's okay. I know. I know. It's tough. >> This is the strip club. >> Why didn't you get sent to this? You weren't doing anything. Wait. >> Officers explain the situation. Security cameras saw the spit. She cries, rambles, and continues protesting like she's on a reality show about unfair clubs. >> Do you mind if I tell him to stay? >> Yeah, I'll I'll roll down the window so you can talk to him. Okay, just hop in. >> Wait, wait, wait. Make sure that he stays. >> I will. I will. Just you got to get in. >> Okay. Okay. >> Wait, but this is Wait, can I talk to you? >> Yeah, just give me a second. You got to put your feet in. She spit on an employee. So she not anymore. I almost took your car just to piss you off. >> Huh? >> That's not a guitar. >> No, it's not. I tried to I was using it the other day and I thought it was just going to blow up on me. >> They're going to go look at the cameras. I don't know who she spit on. She spit on somebody. Police mentioned she might get a notice to appear instead of jail, but she keeps panicking, talking over them, and generally treating the arrest like a group chat she wasn't ready to join. >> What's your last name? >> What's your last name? >> It's okay. You got to breathe. You got to breathe. All right. I'm going to try to see if I can let you out with an NTA. All right. Which means you don't even have to go to California. >> No, they're mad. This >> I know. I know. Since you worked here. >> No, this is where I work. I work at a big house. They're just mad at me cuz I'm staying here. >> Mhm. >> They're mad cuz I'm not leaving. But it's really not no big deal because my driver said they'll take me home and it's not a big deal. They're just mad cuz I won't leave. >> Okay. What's your last name? >> The real kicker. A customer paid $300 for a VIP lap dance that allegedly never happened. Instead, he claims she slapped him and walked off. Ouch. And ouch again. >> You got to breathe. >> Okay. >> So, who's your Uber driver? Because he just took off with your purse and nobody wants to press charges. The guy that Venmoed you or cashed you $300 just wants his $300 back and then you'd be good. >> What? >> Yes, he wants his $300 back. He said that you didn't give him a lap dance. >> No. No. He is not getting out. >> She refuses to return the money, insisting she did the dance and that the customer tipped $200 anyway. >> No. Okay. >> No, he's not getting his $300 back. >> Okay. Well, then then it's going to be theft. So, >> how is it? He's saying they are saying you need to listen to me. They are saying that you never gave him a lap dance. You slapped him in the face after you got the money BACK AND THEN YOU LEFT. OKAY. And then you spit on somebody. Nobody wants to press charges about you spitting on or hitting somebody. But now we've got the guy that wants the $300 back. And I don't know where your Uber driver's at. >> So, do you know his name? >> My phone so I can call. It was in the purse and he took your purse. What kind of car does he drive? >> What's his name? Who is he? How did homie just literally leave with his >> No. No. No. No. No. No. Okay. No. >> What's his name? >> This is not good. >> Yeah, I'm aware of that. >> His name is God. Okay. >> He did not give me $300. He gave me $300 and I took him to a VIP of 15inut a 15minute which is which is a 15 minute which is $100. He tipped me $200 which is $300. He tipped me that much. He gave me that much and that's how much he gave me. I don't give that >> her Uber driver aka her contact in her phone took off with her purse and phone leaving her unable to refund the cash. No contact info, no ride, just chaos. >> Is how much he gave me. I don't care. >> Stop yelling. All right. >> No, but I don't care. >> Stop yelling. I'm trying to listen to you. >> Okay. I'm trying to listen to you. I need you to calm down. >> Who is your Uber driver? >> Memorized >> in my No, it's in my phone. >> What kind of car does Todd drive? >> I don't remember. >> Does it say Uber on his vehicle? >> I don't know. Is he through Uber? >> Do you have my Do you have any free information? >> No, I don't. I was going to go back and get your purse if you took off with your purse. >> Do you mind if I call my mom? >> Do you have her her number memorized? I don't have your phone. Can you go check the parking lot? Todd, >> what's he driving? >> I She doesn't know. >> It's like a silver Chevy, I guess. >> Is it a truck? cone. >> No, it's like a >> It's like a >> Oh my gosh. >> Yeah. They're saying that you took him into the VIP room and then we're only in there for 2 minutes. >> So, we're trying to access cameras to see what time you went in there and what time you left. I'm more >> officers try to verify camera footage while she panics, apologizes, and pleads innocence. Only the $300 customer seems invested enough to press charges >> worried right now about your purse and stuff. It was >> Yes. No, no, no. Listen, >> I don't even know what is going on. I just needed I just is on Facebook. >> I don't know. I just have him through my phone. I >> like on the Uber app or what? Or just >> I'm not even sure. I just have him on my phone. I just I just need to >> I I know. But he just took off with your things. >> I don't I don't even know what to do. I don't understand why. >> I'm not even a bad person. >> I don't I don't think you're a bad person. >> Be arrested. I'm >> I'm trying to work with you. >> I'm so sorry for what I did. I >> I know. I'm trying to work with you. I know. You got to You got to calm down. You got to calm down. >> No, cuz I'm supposed to be arrested. >> It's okay. Okay, Officer Taylor will come and talk to you and calm your nerves because you know her. I don't know what I'm doing. I got nobody that wants to be a freaking victim right now except for Home Slice who didn't get his lap dance for 15 minutes and wants his money back. She can't. >> Police warn her she could face theft charges if the dance didn't happen. She cries and says the money is in cash app but can't access it without her missing phone. >> Give the money back because her phone and stuff's gone. So, if they can provide proof that she didn't provide the services, then I'm going to have to send her for that instead of her getting her spitting on somebody. >> I'm not making anybody press charges. Thanks, though. >> No, the one guy that got hit on said that he wasn't pressing charges. He said he pressed charges and nothing happened to him, so he can't press charges. >> Whoever she spit on isn't around. that's not getting pressed charges. And then the guy that gave her 300 bucks, they're providing proof that she wasn't in there for 15 minutes. She can't provide the money back to him. So then he's going to press charges. >> I have the money in my purse. Stop. Stop. I WILL. I HAVE THE MONEY IN MY PURSE. I will prove it. >> I >> I will prove itgan. No, that is a lie. I havegan have it. I will prove it. >> No, I have it. I have it. You have to believe me. I have it. I will show you guys. I have the money in my I have the money in my cash app. I will prove you guys. Please, if I show you guys, can I please go? I HAVE IT. I HAVE the proof. >> Yes. He's saying that you have the money and he wants it back because you did not provide the dance to him. >> No, because he wanted to me and I wouldn't do it. Because he wanted to me and I told him it was only a dance and he wanted to me but I told him I wouldn't do it. >> Morgan, you got to calm down. >> Have the money back. I wasn't going to for you. >> Well, your phone isn't here because your driver took off with it. Okay. Can I text my Can I text my driver? >> You don't know his number, Morgan. >> Can I call my number? >> We already did. It went straight to voicemail. >> I don't I don't know what to do. No. No. That's not true. No. No. No. No. No. No. That's not true. No, that is not true. I gave him the dance. You have to believe me. I gave him the dance. That's not true. I gave him I gave him dance. >> This is my second arrest within an hour. >> Yeah. Good job. >> I literally handcuffed a guy to a door. the door handle on my first arrest. >> Because I wasn't trying to fight him by myself. He's like, "I just want my SIG." So, I just handcuffed him to the door. >> What? >> I was just waiting on my backup. And I was like, "If I don't have to fight this dude, here, have your sig." Handcuffed him to the door and went and talked to the victim. >> She was charged with battery and theft. She continues denying wrongdoing claims the customer requested acts she refused and generally makes this her second chaotic arrest of the hour. Ultimately, she's charged with battery and theft because apparently reality doesn't pause for drama. Failing to take responsibility and keeping emotions unchecked can escalate minor incidents into criminal charges. Always stay calm, communicate clearly, and resolve disputes before they spiral out of control. That thief thought they had it all figured out, but the next one, even sneakier. Stay tuned and comment your guess.