Officers are called to a grocery store for a theft in progress where staff has notified officers that at least one person in a group is actively concealing items. I'm out wearing all black tall black on the shorter black woman and I got some to have them. >> The baby We just go here. You want to go here? >> Hold on. Hey. >> Hey. What's good, man? What's going on? >> Are y'all still y'all got stuff in y'all bags or anything? Y anything that belong to them? >> I ain't got nothing to >> Are you sure? Cuz easy. We just If you got anything, just give it to us. >> Nothing belong. >> Nobody. >> Yes, sir. >> Excuse me. >> You ain't You ain't conceal no [ __ ] I ain't got nothing. >> I ain't got a my wallet. I ain't got a no. >> Okay. I got nothing. >> I'm with I'm with the old man here. I ain't stealing nothing. >> You and him? >> Yes. >> Are they all three of them together? >> No, we together. >> Nobody stealing nothing. >> She's the one that has >> Okay. She the one that got the stuff. >> All right, that's it. You got your ID on you? >> I got a No, I got a picture of my on my phone, but I don't have my phone with me. >> Okay. Can you pull up your ID for? >> Let's get everything out there. >> I just said I don't have my phone with me. >> Who? >> No. Can No, the other one not with me. >> Y'all all come in together. >> You got ID. You back. >> You got no ID. >> I can give you my name though if you want my name. >> Okay. >> You ain't got no ID on you. >> No, my ID. I had lost my ID, but I had a picture up in my phone. I can give you my name though. I don't mind giving you >> You got a picture of it? I don't have my phone with me, but I can give you my name. >> You going to give me the right name? >> Yes. >> What's your first name? >> Kana. >> How do you spell it? >> K I L. >> Mhm. >> W O N A. >> What is it? >> You got a middle initial >> M. >> Okay. And it's out of >> What was that? >> You got a I Georgia ID? >> Uhhuh. Georgia ID. You can stay right here. >> Yeah, he's he's with him. >> Why you put handcuffs on me? >> Because you got a warrant. You got a warrant. You got You got a warrant. >> You got a warrant. >> I got a I got a warrant for what? >> You got a warrant. >> What? I got a warrant for it. >> I'm not fighting you. I'm not fighting. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> God, I'm not fighting you. How can I get out the car? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Let me get out the car. Get >> me your hands. >> I'm giving it to you. You ain't got to rope house me here. run after me for no damn reason. I need your captain badge number. >> Can I get your captain badge number, please? Excuse you. Excuse you, sir. Can I get your captain badge number? >> Can I pick my bag up? >> I got you. Come on. Come with me. >> My money on the floor. >> Come with me. >> Can I get my money? >> Do me a favor. Grab those dollars from >> and my purse, please. You didn't have to rush house with me. Damning arm hurt. Yes, that's my money. I'm not going nowhere. You ain't got to hold me tight. Where the I'mma run you in some slippers. >> Come on. >> You hold me all damn tight for no reason. >> Cuz you tensed up on me. That's why >> I tried to What? >> You tensed up on me. NO. >> WHAT? COME ON. >> I got on slippers. What the I'mma run from >> Yeah, I got slippers. >> Sit down. Sit down. >> My [ __ ] arm. I'm not going in there. Can't do nothing. That's against the law. No. No. Don't knock me out. Okay. >> No. I can't even stand, bro. I can't stand on it still, bro. I can't stand. >> I can't stand, bro. >> I got my can. >> Let it go. Just drop it, >> bro. Let it go, sir. >> I paid for all my stuff, bro. >> I paid for all my stuff. Look at Look at my stuff. This is against the law. I ain't did nothing, bro. >> I did nothing. >> All right, come on back here. Bro, I ain't got to get nothing, bro. >> I got you. >> Come on. >> We got Come on. Come on. >> I ain't even did nothing, bro. >> I ain't even did nothing, BRO. >> I ain't did nothing. I can't sit down. It's nowhere. >> I told them I just said they don't give a >> They really don't. >> I can't understand. Stop trying to get up. Stop trying to get up. Cross your legs. >> Stop trying to get up. >> I'm his caretaker. >> I'm just trying to look at you, man. >> I'm just trying to look out for you. >> I know. Just chill. You did run. >> No, YOU GRAB MY SHOULDER AWAY FROM YOU. OKAY, that's all I had my shoulder. >> I need your best. >> Yes, ma'am. I'm running this, man. >> I'm running and goddamn flipflop him. >> Can you zip my bag up, please, so my money won't fall out? >> Yes, ma'am. I got you. >> Go ahead and bend your knees up. I'm going to stand you up. Okay. Do you have anything on you you're not supposed to have? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. So, baby, >> I have nothing else. >> I'm Listen. I'm going to use the back of my hand to make sure you didn't got nothing. >> No problem. No problem. >> So, listen. You have a warrant. Okay. That's the reason I had to detain you. >> I have no problem with that. It's the way you grab my arm. I wasn't even around for you. >> Okay, guys. Y my cousin as hell. >> I don't know. I know you're going. >> I ain't worried about that. I'm worried about my cousin cuz he disabled. I don't care about >> nothing. We going to figure it out. >> We going to figure it out. Where you had that at? >> Can you put me in the car? You going to jail anyway. >> Give me one second. >> I need my bag. My bag there. I have a bag on it. Fell, sir. >> It fell. >> I got Come in. Put Put her Put her Put her in cuz he's going to transport them more. >> Okay. >> All right. Okay. We got Listen. Listen to me. All right. All right. All that stuff you had in that bag, all your vase and stuff, I get that to your cousin. All right. Cuz >> No, she wanted her bag. >> Are you going to listen? Let me talk. Where's he at? Where's Where's Where's her cousin at? Oh, he he walked they let him walk out. >> Yeah, they let him. >> Okay. Well, I mean, he he wasn't going to jail, so >> Yeah. >> So, he want him to have my bag. >> Okay. Well, listen. We going to listen for you. He got all your little vapes and all that. Now, the money that was in your sock and all that good stuff right here. All right. So, what's going to jail with you is what was it? Like three $300 and all the cash. >> I want to give my Can you give my girl a $100 bill? I want So, she going to jail with a 100. She can have 100 on my book. It's my money, man. Come on, man. I don't want my girl going in there, man. >> She got to warn up. >> She's your girl. >> Yeah, that my girlfriend. >> Okay. Okay. >> Okay. So, you want me to take a hunt and give it to her? >> Okay. Well, just remind when I get to jail with my camera. >> Okay. >> All right. >> All right. Miss uh Miss May. >> Yeah. >> You got your cards right here and you had a few You had a couple singles in here. Okay. >> Everything else, the vapes, the mace, and all that. >> Mhm. >> I can't They don't take that at the jail. >> I know. That's why I asked them if they can give my bag to my cousin. Let them walk on. Yeah. >> He walking slow though. He right over there. I can't do anything about that. 140. So y'all going to throw my stuff away. >> There you go. Right there. You can see him. He right there by that parking sign. He walking slow right there. >> You see him with the hood on? >> Please give him my bag. >> Please get my bag. But you want you want your money and your cards. Correct. >> Can you come do me a favor? Can you come do me a quick favor? >> 130. He's still waiting. >> He's he's he's over he's walking real slow. He's right over there with the He's walking over there real slow with the cane. >> Okay. uh his cousin said she could uh he she wants him to have that bag. >> Unfortunately for them, they never made it out of the store, but this wasn't the case for this Florida woman who stole a purse from Target and successfully evaded capture. That was until she came back 2 days later and selected more items to steal, walking past all checkout points and ignoring loss prevention staff trying to stop her. After reaching the exit and only taking a few steps outside, she was immediately drove up on by a police cruiser to which she quickly ran back inside and was detained and put inside the loss prevention room. Unfortunately, the officer didn't activate his bodywn camera for the arrest. But the next portion clearly displays how suspects and officers can ultimately be led by their emotions. >> CeCe, what's up? This purse was taken from us 2 or 3 days ago, but she has it on her today. Like, she didn't select it today, but she I have it like in our system from 2 to 3 days ago of her selection. So, can we add that today? >> Yeah, you can add that. >> Okay. >> So, you guys didn't file a report? >> I didn't file a report without that one, but this she has it today and she took it from us the other day. >> Yeah, that could be added. >> Okay. Do you have any ID on you? >> No. Let me get your name and date of birth. Brandy 81. >> Probably would. Anything that the jail's going to find and end up charging you with? I am going to jail, >> gentlemen. >> It's not definite cuz I'm not the officer in charge, but >> you guys are prosecuting. >> Yes. >> Yeah, you're going to jail. >> Let me trespass. >> What is What is this? Just tell me >> Let me grab my phone. I'll do the pill identifier. Highly doubt it's ibuprofen. >> Let's also go through that first to make sure there's nothing else that's hers. As far as >> Is it math or >> I don't know. I picked up a little bag you picked up. >> I honestly don't know. These went in my pants. I borrow. >> So she had a bag of um what? >> Meth pocket. >> There's nothing in that. The guy right ahead. You are the wor one of the worst liars I've ever ever met in my life. >> I'm not aing liar. I got put these pants on my got up. Don't call me aing liar. I can say what I want. >> He still talk. I'm still a person. You want some? >> Don't call me a liar though. >> You are still a person, but you're a liar. That's >> But it's all right. >> You told me you didn't have anything. >> I didn't think I did. You end up with something. That's a lie. You asked if I had anything like a knife or something. I did not know about that baggie. >> Yeah. Okay. You know how many times I hear that? >> Well, that's fine. I don't It's the truth. >> Doesn't matter. I know. It's going to be caught. I'm going to be busted with it. Whatever. >> Yeah. >> Are you on probation at all? >> No. >> Yeah. What did she steal >> today? A baby monitor and >> underwear. >> Baby monitor, underwear. And then those two were from the other day that she was carrying in here. >> Yes. >> Ironically, >> what's that got to do with taking care of >> scratched off symbols on it? So, that's an unidentified drug that can be sent off for testing, which is most likely a felt. >> Whatever. It's an apartment. >> Okay. All right. Um, I do have to get your photo. It's for our trespass. >> Thank you. >> So, with all that said, you're not wearing underwear. If they find at the jail, >> nothing on me. I know that lady. I've been to jail. >> I did not know about the bag. The other the other stuff is is legal. I don't I don't care. Sit down. >> 14. There's going to be a ride along. >> That's what drugs do to you. >> Can I give you attitudes? Been doing this way alcoholic way too long. It It's been Trust me. Trust me. I've I've been doing this a long freaking time. >> You can, but I'm telling you, >> I know it when I see it. I hate drugs. I [ __ ] for you. >> Hate it. >> I don't give a what you like. I hate it. >> I don't care. >> I hate it. >> Then then [ __ ] you. You know what? It doesn't matter. I sit here and talk [ __ ] to me all and maybe people like you do [ __ ] drugs. Can you think about it? >> Really? Are you the victim? Oh, you're the victim. >> I'm not aing victims. Sounds like you're a victim. >> You're protector, aren't you? >> Really? I'm protected. I'm not a protector. I'm not protecting [clears throat] I'm not protecting them from you. You protect them. Yes, you did. You did. Yes, you did. You're really am. >> So, this ain't hurting you. So, this ain't hurting. Alcohol ain't hurting you. Some mom. Some mom. Sit down. >> I haven't got up. >> Disgusting. >> Learn it. >> Disgusting. Yeah, you're [ __ ] disgusting. I know what I am. >> A drug addict. >> Yeah, you >> call it when I see it. >> What's your name again? >> Officer I please right here. >> I believe I know this officer. I believe you can't sit here and talk to me like that >> you're a drug addict. I'm just sitting out of me like a piece of >> Just wait. >> Hey, I you you said it. >> Remember you said it came out of your mouth. You're sitting here cussing me about talking how you hate people like me. You >> I did. >> Yeah, you did. >> I said I hate drugs. How did I say people? >> How did I say? Did I say I hate people? No, I said I hate drugs. People on drugs. No, no, no. People on drugs. >> I hate drugs. I hate drugs. >> That'll change it. >> I hate drugs. >> One felony, two felony. >> Right here. >> It's not a felony, lady. >> Right here. I bet I'm willing to bet money on that one. Beta. >> You're crazy, lady. >> That's how I roll. >> That's how I roll. >> You planted that on me cuz you're >> Thank God for body cameras. >> Thank God for body cameras. Thank God for Hey, keep talking. Keep talking cuz this is what the judge needs. >> Keep talking cuz this is what the judge. This is what the judge needs. >> That's all he needs. >> Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. >> Keep downing me >> right here. Smile. At least >> down. You're smiling. I just smile. You have teeth. >> You got I'm asking. I'm just not sure. >> Is that why you won't smile? >> Oh. Oh, yeah. Really? You're going to down my teeth now, [ __ ] >> Oh, >> that hurt. I got called about me, too. >> Drugs. >> I hate drugs. >> Do you want me to do it since you did all yours? >> And criminals. >> Dude, I broke my walkie thing. >> Chasing after her. >> Yeah. Oh, because if you if it's in, we can add that charge. >> Yeah. >> Is that your bike? Is that your bike out there? Ready? Ready? Is that your bike out there? >> Yeah. >> Is that yours? Is it not? >> The drugs aren't hers. So, the money's not yours either, right? >> I'm I'm assuming the money's not yours. >> Money is not yours. The drugs aren't yours. And the bike's not yours. And that obviously wasn't yours. >> Blah blah blah. She even says, "Hey, it wasn't my bike the last time." >> No, it's not. She >> trying to She's trying to feed her babies and take care of her babies, but she's buying drugs. >> Spending She's spending on drugs. That's why she has to steal cuz she doesn't have the money. The money she has, she uses on drugs. >> She sounds like a mom. >> That's sad. >> Well, last So, what she took last time is all this stuff. So, deodorant, you know, it's a necessity. Bags of candies, the walla, a towel, backpack. That was the first time. And then all this jewelry and perfume. >> Oh, the baby needs all that. Where'd you catch her at? Was she going this way or that way? >> Oh, dang. I know cuz I was coming I was going to come up Arapjo to it. >> My window different. >> Could you write this? >> So resisting. So resisting too. Huh? >> I did not resist anything. Did not resist arrest. >> I'm still talking to them. >> You resisted a lawful order when he told you to stop. You wouldn't stop. >> I didn't twice. I've been hearing. told you twice. I didn't have breaks. She responded to me >> and said, "I'm going back to pay for it." And then you continued. >> I was talking to her. I said, "I'm coming back." >> She said, "I'm coming back." As she got on her bike in the driveway. >> I said, "I'm coming back." >> No, I was trying to turn around. >> She said, "Let's talk about it." That's don't go off. And I was coming back around. >> Well, hopefully you get locked up long enough to clean up. Clean yourself up. Go through your withdrawals and take a look at this whole story again. And then this time, think about the kids. Kid or kids. Lesson in disguise. You'll thank me later. >> I I have a feeling you're even going to write a letter to me at the police department and say, "I apologize, officer. I for being such a >> No, you're you're cuz you're a drug addict and somebody needs to tell you that cuz obviously you don't hear it enough. >> You need to hear it. I need to hear it from >> need to hear it and that makes me much better. >> Okay, I'll wait for the letter apologizing >> and thanking me and thanking me because now you're sober and you went through the withdrawals and you're clean and this time you're going to try to do your life right >> and take care of my baby and use the money to buy stuff for my baby rather than buy drugs with the money when I could be buying formula or food. >> Yeah, I I didn't go down there cuz she's not wearing underwear. So, I'll let the jail pull out if there's bags in there somewhere. >> I have bags. >> We'll see. We'll see. We'll see. All right. Good luck to you. And I hope you do well for your kid. >> Yeah. >> And use the money for food. >> Not for bags, perfume, and jewelry. >> All right. You good? >> All right. You're welcome. >> You don't have to hurt me. I'm hand. >> The cuff's not even on. Yeah, but it was already hurting >> when you're pulling away from me. It doesn't make it very easy. >> I wasn't pulling away. You didn't body cam that you have was not pulling away from you. Not >> once. Just listen to him. >> I know my I know what to do. I know not toing pull away. I know that. >> I I I know. I did not resist you. I did not do none of that. >> Whatever. I'm done listening to your >> Whatever. >> I'm done having a conversation with you. very unreasonable person to talk to because you just lie straight through your teeth every time you have >> I talk and I'm lying. What are you? What are you doing? You're lying. Saying I resisted everyone here's lying. You're so right on me. >> I did not try to get away from you. >> That's resist. >> You said it's not your bike. >> No, I rode it here, but it's not my bike. >> So, you don't care what happens to it? >> Yeah, I care because I borrowed it. But you didn't ask that. You borrowed it? >> Yeah. >> We go that way. Yeah. >> You got to take me to the store. Yeah. >> Yeah. I know. You know that. Talk pulled out. You can take me outside. You have to >> Yeah. Hold on. So everything's my fault, right? >> No, you're a dude. >> The fact that you uh the fact that you got >> on purpose. It's >> so And you stole on purpose. >> I know I did. So, how is it my fault? >> I didn't Everything Everything has transpired. >> I think you have to do that around children. >> That makes you a hell of a guy. >> But you stole. So, how is every >> What does that have to do with me doing that around kids? >> How is it my fault? >> The way you just make me like look like this and and do that. You're doing it. >> So, I was I was the reason I was the reason >> you could not walk outside for that. It's no big deal, dude. Y'all are just going to keep being an ass to me. It's fine. That hurt enough with the lady making fun of me. I'm good. >> Well, whatever you and her had going on. >> Yeah, whatever. >> Yeah, whatever. >> I mean, I get that you're frustrated, but >> Yeah. Yeah. >> But the tight What the is wrong with everybody? Why do you have to be so tight? >> I look what you're doing. Like, I can't >> Okay, I'll fix him. Calm down. >> Yeah, you're fixing. And as mentioned by Target loss prevention, a few days earlier she came into Target and stole a purse and other items valued at a total of $6921. The total amount of items she stole on this occasion was $10320. I couldn't locate details on the Georgia couple, but for 44year-old Brandy, she was charged with resisting arrest, petty theft, theft, and possession of a schedule 2 substance. Under Florida Statute 893.13, possession of a schedule 2 controlled substance is a thirdderee felony with maximum sentences of up to five years in prison, five years of probation, and a $5,000 fine. Petty theft over $100, and resisting an officer without violence are both first-degree misdemeanors with maximum sentences of up to one year in jail and up to one year on probation. As a result, she was adjudicated guilty on all of her three charges. And as a result of being convicted guilty on petty theft, resisting officer without violence, and possession of a schedule 2 controlled substance, the judge sentenced her to 120 days [music] inside county jail. And at the time of her resisting and stealing items from Target, she was on drug offender probation, which means that she violated this probation, and any hopes of getting out on probation were completely revoked. As a result of her actions, her probation was fully revoked. She has a felony conviction on her record and she was sentenced to 120 days in county jail. As always, let me know your honest thoughts down below in the comments. Stay safe out there and I'll see you in the next video. >> I got a no together. >> Nobody stealing nothing. >> I got on slippers. What the I'mma run from >> against the law. Nothing. Okay. >> No, I can't even stand. Bro, >> you give my girl a $100 bill. I want So she going to jail with 100. She can have 100 on no. >> Yeah. >> He walking slow though. He right over there. >> I can't do anything about that. 140. >> That's sad. >> Well, last So what you took last time is all this stuff. So >> you smile. I just smiled. >> You have teeth. >> I got I'm asking. I'm just not sure. >> Is that why you won't smile? >> Oh. Oh, yeah. Really? You're going to dab my teeth now, [ __ ] >> Right here. >> It's not a felony, lady. Right here. I'm willing to bet money on that one. Bet you.