Hello, Zane. >> Hello, Nicole. Welcome back. >> I don't want to get arrested. >> Please. >> Well, you shouldn't have shoplifted then. >> Please. >> You know what I mean? >> I don't want to get arrested. I have to go to work today. Please. >> So, what happened? >> Uh, started washing her because of the merchandise and the amount of merchandise she has in that cart, which is the stuff outside the door. >> Um, she selected the cat stuff, groceries, stuff in bakery. um walked over to the produce wall there by the grocery store and then turned and went out the grocery door and I stopped out on the sidewalk. >> Wherever. You gonna type everything for me? >> Yes, sir. >> Please. Please. >> Is she getting trespass forever? >> Yes. >> That's good. Don't me. >> I was going to say that's a good idea. Stay seated, Nicole. >> Don't be standing up. >> Please don't arrest me. Please. >> All right. What do we got here? >> Please, sir. >> I'll be the witness. >> I have a work. I have to go to work today. >> Please. There. No, >> he promised me there was no cops involved. >> I said if you did not come with me, I would have to call the cops. Nicole, this is a notification of restriction property. This means you're trespassed from all Walmarts in the United States. You could never come back to Walmart. This is a lifetime trespass. If you come back on the property, including the parking lot, it's a misdemeanor. If you seal with it in effect, it's an automatic felony. I need you to >> What's going to happen? >> This means you can never come back to any Walmart in the United States. Okay. >> So, it's a witness. Okay. >> No, he's he's signing as the witness that you have been notified of this. saying I need you to do print and sign. >> What's going to happen? >> This means you can never come back to Walmart. >> That's what we're talking about is that right there. So again, you cannot come back into the parking lot. You cannot come back into the building. >> Can I still go to work today? >> I have no idea. That is not up to me. This is for Walmart right now. So if you come back to Walmart, you will be arrested for trespassing. You understand? >> Yes. >> Okay, >> cool. I have to read you something. >> Huh? >> I have to read you something. >> I don't want to get arrested. Please. >> Okay. Well, I have to read this to you. All right. You have the right to remain silent. You understand? >> No. Please, please. >> Okay. You have the right to remain >> work today. Can I go to work today? >> Nicole, I need to read you this. >> I know what those mean. >> That's fine. Then let me read them to you. You have the right to remain silent. Do you understand? >> Okay. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Okay. Anything you say can be used against you in a court of law. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> And do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, what? Tell me about the stealing. >> I needed food. I'm starving. I have no food at home. Food stamps at I don't have any food stamps. >> Where do you uh >> Are you living up on still about uh 1165? >> Yes. >> Okay. Did your Did Did Katrish move? >> No. >> Okay. So, you needed food cuz you're starving. >> Yes. I don't have clothes either. And I needed a litter box so I can get my cats stuff. I wasn't trying to do it on purpose. I needed it. >> Yeah. Yeah. You needed $40 with a ribeye steak. >> I needed some food. We needed meat. >> Mhm. So, you went with ribeye. >> We needed something to eat. >> Like a sirloin wouldn't be good. Like you just were like, I'm stealing something. >> I finally grabbed something. >> Like the most expensive one. >> I didn't know it was that expensive >> cuz you were going to steal it. >> I didn't know it was that expensive. I didn't look at the prices. >> Yeah. Some more cookies. >> I was We were hungry. My boyfriend has to have sweet. He's diabetic. Oh, okay. See what else we got. A Twinkie. I mean, a lot of sweets. Cat tree. >> My cats needed it cuz they keep clawing at the walls. I don't want to get charged with damage to the trailer. >> Yeah. I mean, it's easier to like if you're going to steal something. If you're going to if you're going to damage someone's property, just steal, right? A mug. >> A mug. >> A mug. Six bucks. >> I didn't take a mug. >> Okay. >> It's a pack of root beer. >> Oh, mug. Root beer. What's the group here for? >> We needed something to drink. Think >> water's not good enough. You got your water shut off at home? >> No, >> you don't, do you? Could have probably drank water. >> Yeah, probably could have. What else we got? Uh, this is men's rebot for 18 bucks. >> Probably underwear. >> Underweares. Men's shoes. Your boyfriend ain't got no shoes. >> He came in here barefoot. >> We moved down here from Virginia. >> Oh, I know it. I know it. >> I did. We just moved back. Oh, I know. I heard I heard yesterday. Where's your boyfriend? >> At home. >> At home. He just think you're down here doing stealing. >> Yeah. You're 18, right? >> 19. >> 19. Why'd you come back home from Virginia? >> Cuz I needed to restart. >> Oh, wasn't didn't wasn't working out so well when you were here. >> I just need to go to work. My job called me called me in. >> They want me to come in today. I work at Dairy Queen right down the road. $140 scoop free. What is that? Is that the litter box? >> Automatic litter box. Yes. >> An automatic litter box. Like a regular one wouldn't have worked. >> I couldn't find one. >> You couldn't find a regular one. You just got the most expensive litter box. See, Nicole, there's a big difference between uh being hungry and need >> You were hungry, but I didn't need a litter box, and that was the only one I found. >> No, no, no, no. There there's a big difference between being hungry and then uh and then what you did here. I think you know that you know that >> we needed it. We didn't have no money. I don't get paid till the 7th. We don't have no food stamps. We've already used up our food bank stuff >> till the end of the month. >> That community action center. >> Yes. >> Your boyfriend's up here from Virginia. >> Yes. >> How long you guys plan on being here? Cuz you've been here for a couple weeks. >> Yeah. >> Already committing felonies. So you got a criminal history from when you were a juvenile. I don't know. Virginia, you get arrested in Virginia. I really need to go to work. >> Yeah. No, I understand. I understand. >> They called me in. They called me when I was here. They want me to be at work. >> Did you tell him you couldn't talk to him cuz you were stealing? >> No. >> Left that part out. >> Nicole, I don't know what to do. >> Please. >> Let me talk to Let me talk to Zayn. We're going to figure it out. So, just hang out right there for me. All right. Don't go nowhere. I catch you dead. What do you want done? What do you want done? You want to You want to forward? get the hell off your property or you want me to take her to holding and fingerprint her? It's up to you. >> I think she needs to go to holding. >> Please. No. Please. I really got to go to work. Please, sir. >> Please, sir. Please. I want to come back. >> Can you get me this done tonight? >> Please. >> Um, most likely. It depends on how long she was in the store um for the entire video of the store. But I can definitely get you a statement tonight. >> Please stand up. >> Please. >> There's no Please. >> Can I call my mom? >> Stand up. >> Please. My mom's going to come get me. You can call her when we're there then. You are under arrest for theft second degree. What? >> Please, sir, don't do this. >> Nicole, first of all, let's get this right. >> I didn't do nothing. You did it. >> Can my mom bail me out? >> Uh, I don't know. You know what? I'm going to figure that out, Nicole, cuz I want to see. Uh, maybe there'll be no bail. >> Please, no. Please don't do this, sir. >> No. No. Once again, >> I won't come back. >> Well, I know you won't come back, but once again, I'm not doing anything. >> My mom texted me. Can I just see what she said? >> Nope. You are a big girl now, Nicole. >> Can I just see what she said? >> I'll just do it up there. We can do it in here. Lots of people watching. Nicole, do you have anything on you that would stick me, stab me, poke me, anything like that? >> I need to see what my mom said. >> I need to see what my mom, please. That's my phone. >> And you are being a visually recorded. Do you understand that? >> Do you understand those rights I explained to you or do you need me to read those again? Nicole, >> I understand. Okay. Back of my hand. >> When can I call my mom? >> I don't know, 6 hours or so. >> No, I need to talk to her so she can come get me. >> See the back of my hand. All right. You got anything else on you other than your phone? >> No. >> Okay. >> I got to call my work. >> I did my best to have that for you if I >> I got to call my work, sir. >> Okay. We're going this way, Nicole. >> Um, do you want me to call in case my work? What's going to happen? Well, um, you stole $800 worth of stuff, so I guess you'll sit in my holding facility for almost 6 hours. >> Let me call >> fingerprinted, photographed, and we'll go from there. >> Let me call my mom, please. I need to call Make sure my boyfriend knows where I'm at. >> Yeah, face the car. >> Sir, >> well, this will be a good lesson. Maybe he will learn not to send you to Walmart to steal. But I if I tell you something, he said if I didn't go steal it, he was going to kill me if I came back empty-handed. >> Uh-huh. Go ahead and have seen the back. >> I'm serious. Ask my mom. He abuses me. Oh, >> okay. >> Ask my mom. >> Okay. >> My mom was going to call the cops on him. >> Mhm. Okay. >> For threatening to snap her neck. >> Okay. >> I'm serious. >> While you're in the back of my car, you're being audition recorded by the incar camera located directly in front of you. Thank you. >> I have a right to make a phone call. Well, I actually read you my rights. >> I have a right to make a phone call, though. >> What's that? >> I have a right to make a phone call. >> No. >> Yeah, I do. To my mom. >> To an attorney. If I question you. I'm not going to question you. >> Easy peasy. >> When can I get out? >> 6 hours. >> In 6 hours? >> Mhm. >> And then I'll have a court. >> Yeah, like I would assume you committed felony theft. >> So, what would happen? Would I get released? >> What do you mean would you get released? You're not in a court tonight, >> huh? >> You'll get released in like six hours. >> I get released in six hours. >> Would I be able to get a ride home? >> No. >> I live all the way across the city. >> Okay. You're an adult now, Nicole. When you were committing crimes as a juvenile, it was a little different. But you clearly have not learned a single thing. >> Could I have heard you please call my mom when I get there? >> No. >> Why? >> Because Nicole, when you were here before, all you did was commit crimes. You leave to Virginia in the second. You can't even make it a month back here without committing a felony. So, I'm not doing you any favors. >> I can't help it. It's a medical condition. I'm a klepto. I can't help it. >> Okay. All right. Yeah. Yeah. >> I've been diagnosed with klepto. >> Okay. Well, >> it's a disease. I can't help it. >> Great. Maybe the maybe the prosecutor or the judge will uh give you a prison sentence so nobody else has to be victimized. I don't know what to tell you. Why does it have to be 6 hours? >> I already told you. You told me you can't help but steal from people. So, if I can keep the city of Pullman safe for 6 hours, >> go straight home. >> I'm going to do it. It's You're going to be walking, Nicole. There's too many places you could steal from. What if somebody left something outside? >> I'm not going to steal anything. >> Well, you can't help it. You told me that. >> I can't, but I won't. >> You can't help it. >> I can't help it, but I won't steal. >> Oh, well, that's No, I can't do it. >> Throughout Virginia. Can't risk it. >> Can't risk [music] it. >> Someone at least let my boyfriend know that I'm gone. >> Why would you want to let him know? Doesn't he want you dead? >> Yeah, but I still care about him. He's going to worry about where I'm at. All he knows I went to his store and he's going to see that I didn't come back and then that what's going to happen? I don't know what's going to happen. >> Well, I mean like really like nothing's nothing's going to happen. Like he'll just wait for six hours. Swing your feet out. Don't hit your head on the door frame. Stand and face that wall. >> Okay, Nicole, come this way. So, I'll be able to go to work tomorrow then, >> unless something else pops up. Okay, Nicole, when I take this uh handcuff off, just put your hand on that pillar. Okay. >> Okay. >> Have a seat in that brown chair. >> Nicole, talk about your boyfriend threatening to kill you. >> Well, he threatened to me. He said that if I didn't come home with full hand, then he was going to kill me. >> That was tonight, >> huh? That was tonight. >> Yes. >> In front of your mom? >> No. But she he has threatened to snap her neck and she was going to kick him out. But she's giving him a chance to get help. >> Did you say how he's going to kill you? >> No. >> Why didn't you mention that before you were arrested? >> Cuz I didn't want him to go to jail. >> No, you don't care. >> His mom will kill him. >> What do you mean his mom will kill you? >> Because she told me to take care of him. And if I'm not taking care of him, she's going to come down here. What's his name? >> Garrison. >> What's his date of birth? >> 01 02 2004. What's going to happen to him? >> Well, I'll go talk to him, but he might get arrested for a felony harassment. >> I don't want nothing to happen. >> Here we are. >> I don't want nothing to happen to him. >> I can't afford for you to be victimized. Nicole, >> I'm going be fine. I don't want nothing. I have the right to choose if I want to press charges or not. >> No. Cuz you two are in a dating relationship. >> Yes, I do. >> Nope. Yes, I do. Nope. >> Don't you worry, Nicole. >> I don't want no one talking to him. >> Okay. Well, I got to I got to investigate it. >> No, you don't. >> Sure do. >> Please don't. >> Nope. >> Don't. Please, >> Nicole. Just like I got to make sure this property of the city of Pullman is safe, I have to make sure that you are safe. >> I am safe. I'll be fine. He's never hit me. >> Him threatening to kill you. I got to take this serious. Have a seat in there. >> Please don't do anything to him. I don't want him arrested. >> Okay. >> Please. >> Okay. >> I have a choice of charges or not. >> Nope. You're in a domestic violence relationship. >> I have to >> I have to make sure you're safe, Nicole. >> I lied about that. >> You lied about that. >> Oh. She was arrested for felony theft after stealing over $800 in merchandise. Police also began a domestic violence investigation after she reported threats from her boyfriend.