1,300. You're going with me. I want charges pressed and it's over 750, which makes it a felony. I can't. I will taze you if you do not stop. I HAVE SEIZURES. I CAN'T STOP. IF YOU TRY TO PUSH OUT, we're getting the trainer receipt right right now. Okay. It's a big felony. Do you have your ID on you? I don't have my ID. I do not have my ID. What's your first name? >> [music] >> K A L L I >> L L I K A L L I >> A Yeah. C I R What's your date of birth? 1/31/1992 Okay, I got a name date of birth for you. It is first name is Callie. Last name, I'll just spell it for you. Charlie India Foxtrot 1/31/1992. White female. Do you know how much the total is? Not yet. How much more is there? Do y'all watch these all the time? Hm? Do y'all watch these all the time? Watch what? These. Sometimes. Is that >> So, that one lady has not scanned one thing, has put a bunch in her bag. The one in the red right there. Oh, yeah. She's um she's doing Spark. Okay. I couldn't I wouldn't be able to tell which one. Cuz like in reality, they could just grab whatever they want and load up. Do you know if it's over 750? Is it over 750? 1,300. Okay. Go ahead and stand up. You're going with me. I want charges pressed and it's over 750, which makes it a felony. A female officer responds to a Walmart after loss prevention detains a shoplifting suspect. Merchandise total confirmed at $1,313.78, nearly double the felony threshold under Florida law. Under Florida statute section 812.015, retail theft exceeding $750 constitutes a third-degree felony. That single dollar figure eliminates officer discretion. Once confirmed, custodial arrest is mandatory. I will tase you if you do not stop. Yeah, it seems like it. Ma'am, stand up. Come on. I'm sorry. Well, you're going to have to. Do not fight me. Turn around. Woman. >> [laughter] >> Get up AND TURN AROUND. THEN TURN AROUND. Turn around. STOP. >> [screaming] >> IT'S LIKE YOU'RE DOING THIS TO YOURSELF. >> [laughter] [screaming] >> WHY ARE YOU CRYING? BECAUSE YOU DON'T KNOW I >> [crying] >> WOULD YOU LIKE TO TALK TO ME? SETTLE DOWN. >> [laughter] >> YOU CAN'T settle down? Calm down. >> [laughter] >> You realize this is not beyond This is beyond me now. >> [laughter and clears throat] >> 5397 5397 I need another unit. 7 have a female fighting. >> [laughter] >> You're not moving. You want ME TO NO, I WANT YOU TO SIT DOWN. I won't take you. SIT DOWN. STOP. I'M IN WALMART. STOP. NO. I can't. I CAN'T STOP. >> [snorts] [laughter] [laughter] >> I HAVE TASED HER TWICE. >> [screaming] >> GIVE ME THE CUFFS. THEY'RE OVER THERE. I DON'T KNOW WHERE THE CUFFS ARE. STOP. >> SIT DOWN. STOP. GET ON THE GROUND. >> [screaming] [screaming] [laughter] [screaming] >> I WILL TASE YOU IF YOU DON'T PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. PUT YOUR YOUR BEHIND YOUR BACK. LOOK, YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED AGAIN. PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. YOU PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. I WILL TASE YOU AGAIN. SHE ACTS LIKE SHE HAS SEIZURES. She hasn't once had a seizure this whole time. I don't know what's in her purse. 271 reference whiskey foxtrot Tased her three times. Tased her three times. Do you want me to burn that video for you? All that Three copies, please. When the suspect refused a lawful command to stand, the encounter transitioned from detention to active arrest resistance. Florida statute section 843.01 classifies resisting an officer with violence as a third-degree felony, a separate and independent charge from the underlying theft. The officer's use of force is evaluated under Graham versus Connor, 490 US 386, decided in 1989. The Supreme Court held that reasonableness is judged from the perspective of a reasonable officer on the scene, not with the benefit of hindsight. One officer, a confined space, an actively resisting subject, no backup on scene. That is the operative frame. The officer deployed the taser in drive stun mode, a deliberate lower impact choice. Drive stun delivers localized pain compliance without neuromuscular incapacitation. It sits below full probe deployment on the use of force continuum. Three drive stun applications over an extended solo struggle fall within objective reasonableness under Graham, given the documented totality of circumstances. The suspect claimed a seizure disorder during the struggle. Under established duty of care standards, officers must treat any in-custody medical disclosure procedurally, regardless of their assessment of its credibility. The officer documented the claim, called EMS, and arranged hospital transport before jail processing. That protocol was followed correctly. On-scene commentary questioning the seizure's authenticity, while possibly accurate, creates unnecessary civil liability exposure and should be avoided in any documented on-camera encounter. A reported biting attempt introduces a potential third charge battery on a law enforcement officer under Florida statute section 784.07, also a third-degree felony. Three statutory felony charges arising from a single shoplifting detention, each a direct consequence of the decision to resist. Under Florida statute section 776.051, there is no legal right to resist a lawful arrest, even if the arrest is later determined to be unlawful. The arrest here was lawful. Every additional charge flowed from the decision to resist. Every little thing. I spider a good bit before you came, man. I get my radiator go out. I was right there at the red light. She had those. She threw them. Stop. It's crazy how she has this. 54, I got it, buddy. Thank you. Here's my 3. Ooh, I'm going to need a drink after this one. I was trying to avoid the computers. I will say this never happened, so. Oh, she was fine until I told her she was going with me cuz it's 1,300. Ooh. Yeah. Y'all do all fresh charges, right? Yes. >> Yeah, that's that's what the That's why I read that, too. Where am I? >> You're not getting up. You're not going anywhere. Do not do it again. Come on. Look, it's it's all done and over with. It's all on camera. >> What is We got EMS coming to check out and then you're going to jail. And I will sit on you at the hospital so you ain't going home tonight. Just rest your head right there on my boot. I want to let you know don't do nothing stupid. Just relax. I'm laying in it. Walmart. All right, don't move. Keep your head Keep your head on my I'm laying in it. Keep your head on my boot. I know. You made me get my pants all dirty, man. And mine, too. She's got to learn it one day. No, she I feel so bad for her. She's the door host and I was like, "Hey, I I need you in the office." I get You won't do that. No, it wasn't bad at first until I told her to that she's going to jail. Yeah, that'll do it. I was I was fighting her for a bit before you Well, I kept We kept hearing somebody key up. We thought it was 5585. >> it was me. It wasn't going out and I was like, "Oh my god." I almost told them to call. Well, for a second there, when I knocked on the door, I could hear you. Yeah, I didn't know who it was, so I didn't want to open the door. She was trying to get out. >> Yeah, well, I could hear you and then I was like, "Crap, I hope she's not in there by herself." So, that's why I started hitting on the door. My bad. No, you're good, man. Oh, I opened the door for you. Once she started banging like you did, I opened the door. Yeah, cuz it was either the door Either somebody was going to open the door or I was coming through it and those are not easy doors to come through, but anything's possible. You kicked that door open, you would You probably me up, too. I was too kind to you. It would not have been the first heavy door I've ever busted down, either. >> I just didn't want her to get out the door. Yeah, which >> That's what I was thinking. Like, I I wanted to let her go cuz you were here, but No, she's fine. I was avoiding this area cuz I didn't want more damage. >> All right. What's your name? Hey, what's your name? You. What's your name? Yeah, I I'll I'll Once EMS gets here and we confirm you'll calm down, I'll fix your cuffs for you, okay? But, it's going to be extremely uncomfortable until then because your hands were all caddywampus when I put them on. I don't know what my taser did, but it started going off like I shot it and I didn't shoot it. I just drive stunned her. Unless she hit it like my last one. You're a wiry little thing. I'm sorry. She's climbing up the damn wall with you. My baby daddy beat me. I just can't help but react. But, that that's not how we act. I know, but I'm sorry. >> That's how you get more charges. >> I understand. It is just an automatic reaction to me for some reason at this point. Even I sat you down and told you if we needed to talk, to calm down, we can. And you you kept on. I just can't. I can't. For some reason, I just react that way. So, you're not illness. I am sorry. I did give her an out in between it because I had her sitting there and I told her to calm. I can tell you fighting like that gives you another charge. You need to think about the things you do before you do them. I am sorry I just react that way because of her mental illness. It doesn't matter if it's physical or automatic it's just the mental illness. It's I am I am sorry you have that kind of issues in your life. She caught me and I just >> [snorts] >> She chased me and I react that way because of her mental When you do illegal things there's a good chance we are going to get involved with you. You got to understand that there's a good chance you going to jail. There's so many resources you can go to that can give you food and stuff like that for your family. I don't know what was in your buggy but for $1300 worth of stuff is a lot. Okay, there are organizations that can help you with that. And this isn't your first time because they have multiple times in Putnam and Gainesville of pictures of you doing the same thing. I I am sorry I am sorry my head seizures and Seizures don't make you steal. She has that cut here. I think I think that's from hitting her head. You want here I will let you in. Hey. She says she has had a had a seizure. But the whole time we were fighting she never said that. I also was there at the hospital. I already told her. She she she climbed up the wall. What three times? Yes. Three times before I arrived here twice before my arrival on Two it was two connections the third time once the middle time it seemed weird. What you want? Yep all good. Okay. >> The officer receives a B. Force escalation was measured. Verbal commands, first drive stun only after sustained active resistance. Post-arrest conduct was professional. EMS called medical disclosure, documented accurately, hospital transport arranged. However, the backup request came late. In a single officer confined space situation, early assistance is a tactical and legal obligation, not a sign of weakness. The subject receives a D. Active resistance transformed one felony charge into multiple. Three taser deployments, a head laceration, and additional criminal exposure were direct consequences of her own conduct. Prior similar conduct documented approximately 3 months earlier in a neighboring Florida county resulted in 35 days incarceration. A prior record that carries significant weight at sentencing. Walmart loss prevention receives a B+. Real-time observation, lawful private detention under Florida statute section 812.0153, precise merchandise tallying, and immediate preservation of three copies of surveillance footage all consistent with professional evidentiary standards. Four lessons from this incident. First, dollar thresholds are legal triggers, not guidelines. Knowing the felony line before any confrontation is non-negotiable for officers. Second, resisting a lawful arrest multiplies charges, escalates force, and eliminates prosecutorial sympathy. It never improves the outcome. Third, single officer confined space control is high-risk. Early backup is a tactical and legal obligation. Fourth, in-custody medical disclosures must be treated procedurally at face value, and skeptical on-camera commentary creates liability regardless of accuracy. Let us know if there is an interaction or legal topic that you would like us to discuss in the comments below. Thank you for watching.