On July 7th, 2025, police were brought into Walmart after a woman was caught shoplifting and became very emotional after they found out about a separate warrant she had. >> Did we have Did we deal with you before? >> Yeah. >> Happened to me. >> It's been a long one. So, they already give you a rundown of what's going on, I assume, before they brought you back here. >> She admitted she is. >> Did I miss my warrant, too? >> Um, do do you have a driver's license in your purse or >> ID card? Because they didn't give me my ID. I I don't know why. I I waited and waited and I went to the shower and asked her if they had my ID and she said that she said it might. >> Okay. >> All right. What's your name? >> It does sound familiar. >> Sounds familiar. >> Yeah, you've been around me before. You know me. >> What's your social racial? >> I got one more social. >> What's your date of birth, man? I need to get surgery on my knee so I can't work. >> You better walk around this store for like two hours. >> Eastern Avenue. >> Yeah, I knew your name. You said your name. I knew you got war. So I said your name yesterday. I wasn't for sure if it was in July. I wasn't for sure when my court date was I don't such a [ __ ] I'm going to be sitting in jail for a while. >> I don't know. Are you on probation or anything? >> Yeah. >> Sit there. You're clear. >> 520. >> If it's a fade to appear warrant, I would imagine you'll see a judge on your depending upon what your probation decides to do. >> If your probation violates you, if Cheyenne violates you, then maybe a few days longer or whatever, >> he's going to violate me. I just got a feeling he is >> petty theft from two three years ago >> or longer than that. >> He violates you. >> He didn't violate me, but I'm sure he's going to >> I'll just I'll forgo the summons and I'll just direct charge it. >> Yeah. >> What you say? >> Huh? >> What you say? >> Oh, nothing. I'm just going to attach the if they want show in the event they want charges which depending upon what the value of the items you took were they probably will then I just >> leave it to jail >> we're have to she has prior >> ah okay >> and two years ago at the top I'm pretty sure >> yeah so I ran >> no you were in office but um You have gloves by chance on you, >> but um >> I didn't grab any out of my car. >> Yeah, it looked like we got a trespass on her. >> Yeah, she was already trespass in my car, too. >> I'll grab the board behind here. >> These are the prior Rachel, we're going to have to borrow you again. um sign the last one. So, but I'll go over it again for you. That's all Walmarts in the world. That's Sam's Clubs and the Murphy gas stations. So, if someone's shopping for you and you're seen in the parking lot technically, they can call and you can be tres arrested for criminal trespass just being in the park. >> I printed it out for you. >> Oh, okay. >> That way you got a copy of it. >> You know, to prove to the judge that she was already trespass. >> I was just making sure. He said he had to do another one. So, >> well, we always do a second one to reup. >> Gotcha. Oh, that restarts the time. >> Yeah. >> To reiterate >> cuz you guys do every two years down. >> It's usually two years, but if they run, we give them we hit them for more than two years. We have >> one year, two year indefinite. >> I gota >> depending on what goes on. You know what I mean? >> So, so from my my standpoint right now, Rachel, just being upfront with you, you're going to go to jail on the warrant. Okay. >> Yeah. Um, sounds like you were barred from here previously from a theft. So, you're going to be charged additionally with criminal trespass and then the theft of the items taken. Okay. >> So, my advice to you, once you get all this stuff taken care of, you probably ought to go to the hospital, get your knee looked at >> prior to prior to going in a store and trying to steal some clothes. Seems to be >> I don't have any clothes. tell you right now, there's plenty plenty of people running around town right now handing out clothes. Loads and I mean [ __ ] loads of clothes. I see them all over town handing out clothes on tables from here, too. I say the only receipt we have right now is for the popcorn that she's got there with her. found. >> And uh is that receipt in the bag? >> Yeah, there's stuff in the bag. >> All inside the bag. >> Yeah, some of that uh spray, makeup, stuff like or the cans and stuff were taken in here. >> Nothing that's going to stick me, stab me, or anything. They're open needles. What's the medications? >> What's that? >> And the people that were in secondary told me that they was bringing out this machine to dump it with What uh what kind of drugs do you use? >> Mhm. What kind of drug? What kind of drugs do you use? >> Maintain pills. >> You start your >> start your >> You just take those. Are you prescribed? Yeah, I've never Where'd you get I got my hand so bad. Put anything here. I'll just go through this more thoroughly at the jail. >> I got a bag. >> You do? I got a baggie in the car, too. Go through all that. This stuff's all yours. >> Well, the phone's in there. She did buy it. >> Cord, too, right? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. So that's going to be hers. >> Yeah, we'll hang on to whatever >> she got some like cup. Rest of the stuff are except for the trash. And then of course those on her feet are ours. Those off back there by the Did she put them on end cap or on get them? >> Okay. >> I remember where she put them. I'll go get your old ones. Okay. >> Yeah. So you always >> mean you're buy a pair of shoes. You know what I mean? >> You're buying a cell phone. [applause] It seems like priorities are a little out of whack. >> Yeah, you're right. >> You need to work with your probation officer to help you get your [ __ ] together. >> Talk to I don't >> cuz like all every everybody that I talk to that gets themselves in this mess and they're on probation and [ __ ] like that. There's plenty more more than enough resources out there. Obviously, not that I can provide you right the second, but that you're a probation officer and the courts can help you. >> Probation officer help. If you never find that probation officer, how are they going to help you? >> Trust me, they don't want your ass on probation. >> They don't want to chase you down and offer you help. >> I know. >> The faster they can get you off probation, the better. And the more willing you are to work with them and get yourself off probation, the faster they get you off probation and get you off on a right foot so you're not having to steal shoes and buy a phone and steal gummy bears and buy a phone card. You know what I mean? >> And then steal steal clothes when there's when there's places out there donating clothes out by the metric ton all over Chill >> out of the dumpster. >> Yeah. And not even out of the Goodwill places, but people just handed them out on tables from their own houses. They're they're behind Valero almost every day. [snorts] >> I don't know. See, light is getting hurt, too. So, this this I guess would be your chance to start working with your probation officer a little bit more closely. >> Yeah. >> And and dig into some of them untapped resources that you have to get you back on their feet. >> Cuz I mean, this this for us is not the crime of the century. It's just somebody made a bad decision and isn't really prioritizing the [ __ ] that's going on in their life very well. >> Prioritizing my way, you know, for my son. I want I wanted to do better. >> How old is your son? >> He's 13. >> Yeah. >> What's he going to school at? >> Don't be digging through there yet. >> I'm not put my money in there. >> Okay. Are you looking that bad for two hours in here on camera? >> Listen, look at look at my >> Were you looking that bad for two hours? >> It moves around on my knee like it bothers me like >> they had all this time to get a hold of me a year ago. >> It was January. >> Yep. We ready. >> Seven months ago. >> Yeah. told me. >> We're just going to walk straight out that way where the cruisers are. I don't know if we can get out that side. We'll just go out this door right here. I don't think we can get out that one. Straight over to that first cruiser. What's that? >> Uh, cell phone stolen out of a vehicle's reality. >> She had reason to believe it was sold. She's going to go to AT&T, print me off the info for the phone, and print it back to me. >> That'll be that'll be an additional charge if I figure out who it was. She wants to charge us. So, all right. We have a may have your purse. So, you're up here with me. >> All right. You good? Put your hands in front of you. I'll cut you in front. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Fight my buddies. I mean that should be >> depending upon the cost of an iPhone 13. So it might not be as much as an older one. >> Good house in there. Nothing uh nothing in your bra or in your underwear that's going to get found at the jail. >> No, >> cuz I'm not searching you obviously. So okay. >> They ended up charging her with retail theft. Do you think she'll take this as a learning lesson and try to receive government assistance that will help her get a job? Share your comments below and like and subscribe.