Put your hands behind your back. >> You about to be tased. >> On April 17th, 2024, Okala police answer a Walmart theft call that explodes into a showdown at the doors. >> What is he wearing? All black. All black. >> So, he made a U-turn. >> Yeah. >> Who's looking at self check? Remember the shoes are still on. So, Where's shopping? >> He left it. He's got our shoes by grocery. See what he does. >> He's grabbing a drink. It looks like he's grabbing the drink. Look, he's about to head out of grocery. >> Did he go out the door? >> Yeah. >> Where is he? >> He is at register 18. >> He's paying for the soda. >> Yeah. >> Watching this guy. He just stole some shoes. buddy. [Music] So we got the shoes at heading westbound 27th Avenue located only 533. >> So he not even going to sell checkout. See what >> I get a drink. >> So Alex Alex is out on the floor with um watching. >> Alex, you need to stay on the guy in the hoodie. >> Kyle, I need to see his first reaction. >> Uh stay on the hoodie. Yeah. >> Camera 13. You said >> it's two. What did you say? Two young girls. [Music] >> A girl and a boy. They're minors. >> Right in front of where? M's apparel. Coming up. >> You sure he has your shoes on? [Music] So, what did he just pay for the soda? >> Yep. >> Yeah. All right. >> One thing at a time. I'm sorry. I'm I'm on this one. >> No, we still don't have them. >> What side is he going out of? >> He's walking into >> So, he's walking towards me. >> Yeah. Is he walking back towards that cart? Yeah, he's walking back to his cart. >> Not yet. >> That's what I'm waiting on, but he hasn't appeared on yet. >> Yep, I got him. >> He went back to the car. Yeah. >> Is that your guys hat? >> Is Alex still on him? >> Looks like he's going to say that right now. He looks like he's going to get yourself right here. GM door. >> We're going to come up behind. >> Is he going to make a UI? >> All right. towards GM. >> Stop. Put your hands behind your people. >> I'mma tase you. You about to be tased. >> Stop. Stop. >> Stop. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Please stop. Please stop. Please stop. Please stop. >> I am. I am. >> Stop. Get this thing. >> Get out. Get out. Get out. >> Get out. You need to stop. Get the taser thing out. Taser out. >> That hurt. Please >> get your taser. >> Stop resisting. >> I'm not resisting, man. All right, >> please stop. No, no, no, no. >> Put your hands behind your back or you're going to get tased again. >> Okay, I'm sorry. >> Turn around. >> And put your hand behind your back. >> Please don't do this. >> Turn around. >> I'm about to pepper. >> Please don't do this. >> I'm about to pepper. >> Please >> let us you. >> I'm homeless. Please >> let us handcuff you. You see this? >> You're going to get tased again. >> I'm homeless. Please >> let us handcuff you. >> Much worse. All right. >> I don't want to go to jail. >> You want to get tased? You know, there's possibly we can prevent you from going to jail. >> Now, turn around. >> Turn around. Stand behind your back. >> The taser thing hurt. Don't hit you again. >> I'm not I'm not >> All right. >> All right. Here's something. You are at taser point right now. So, do not resist. >> I apologize. The taser thing hurt like that. I wasn't expecting it. >> I'm sorry. >> Get him to the office. >> You hear me, ma'am? >> Oh, man. That hurt. John, >> please. I'm homeless. >> Chill. Okay. You made things much worse. Okay. >> Sorry. I was scared. >> You hear me? >> I heard you. >> Look, I'm homeless. I say, >> "Can I get my taser, please?" >> I say 318. >> All right. >> 301. You hear me? >> I was getting all I got is clothes. If you back, >> can you You got EMS coming? >> You heard me, man. Can you check it back? I don't need EMS. I'm fine. Please tell I'm all right. >> Reference taser deployment. >> I don't need it. You heard me. >> I know, but I still have this park or even >> I think I'm out of >> I'm sorry. >> No, you're good. >> Like hell. >> Yeah, it's not fine. >> It's just I'm homeless, man. >> Santa, what's your name? >> What is it? >> Where's the Okay, we got a probe here. I just want to >> No, don't don't touch. Go ahead and sit down. >> No. Pat him down for weapons. >> Oh, I don't got no weapons. >> Well, we're going to pat it down. What's your first name? >> Uh, now sit down. What's up? Stand up. Stand up. Stand up. Sorry. My vape. It's my vape. It's just my I am. I'm trying to listen. I swear I am. >> No, you're not doing a great job. >> I'm sorry. >> It's just a vape. >> All you got to do is what you're told. >> Anything on you? That's Any needles? Any drugs? >> Cuz when you get to the jail, it's going to be worse. So, I need to know now. >> Where is it? >> This is you guys. >> Sorry. >> All right. See, you have needles here. I asked you if you had anything on you that's going to hurt you. Hurt me? Poke or stick or stab me? >> I didn't think I did. I didn't. They're old. I'm sorry. They old. >> Can you pull the card here? >> You hear me? Hey, they old. >> Okay. >> They don't even got numbers on. >> You know, you know what the fifth amendment is, right? >> No. >> Right. To remain silent is probably the best thing you can do right now unless there's anything else on you. >> No, please. I don't want to go to jail. Please. >> You made that very clear. >> Like I mean like please. >> All right. Sit down. >> Please. Like I I'll do anything to work it off or whatever. If I go to jail, I I can't afford I can't afford bails or nothing like that. You hear me? Like I'm sitting at jail for for months a year on a misdemeanor. Like please, I I'll work it off. I'll do I'll do any surgery, y'all. Whatever I need to do. >> Please. >> Where's the needle from? >> Please. My life is hard right now. I'm I'm not making it up. Like I I've been homeless for months. >> You have hand sanitizer in here? >> Yeah. >> Sorry. >> Get the thing the cartridge. >> I don't have one. >> I hit my big >> your taser wires. What do you mean? Can I get that big? Um, please. >> No, absolutely not. >> How do I take the cartridges out again? >> There's any way I cannot go to jail? If I can work this off with y'all >> really >> or anything? Yes. Anything I can do, bro. >> Is there any way I cannot go to jail, please? >> Hey, I I only I'm scared to go to jail because if I go Hey, I want I can't complete no bond. Like, I don't have no money like that. You hear me? I don't My mom >> charges. All right, buddy. What are you guys doing? >> Please. Hey, sir. Please look. My mom, my dad. >> It's not up to me. It's up to Walmart, >> right? So, I'm saying there has to be a way. They They said that y'all said y there's a way I could not go to jail, right? What is that? What do I need to do? >> To not go to jail. >> Yeah, that's what y'all said. >> No, I said I could see what I could do if you were cooperative. >> I I won't make bail, man. Y'all please. Hey, y'all guys, please. And I I'll work hard for you. I will show up. You hear me? >> Please. Hey, y'all give me this. Please. I know y'all don't get opportunities off of me. >> Please be quiet. >> Hey, I hit my head. >> All right. Thank you. >> Hey, I don't feel good. Please. >> They have nurses at the jail. >> I hurt. I hit my head when I feel I feel like I'm about to have a seizure. Please, man. Seriously, God damn. Can we please? >> You can't get out of the cuffs. Okay. >> We can do something about it. Please, man. I'm being good. >> You can lay down if you want. >> Go ahead. >> [ __ ] the cuffs, man. Please. The cuffs. Can we please take the cuffs off, man? >> No, that's not an option. >> Can we Hey, can we can I loosen them a little, please? I bet you they're not Look, just so you're not ripping my wrist, please. Please. >> They're good. I can get a pinky through there. >> Just ask him to loosen. >> Stand up. Turn around. Face her. They're a little tight. Just keep an eye on them. >> I have my taser pointed to you, so you go ahead and make a move. >> Go ahead. >> Come on, man. Sitting at jail for a year, man. Like, I won't make you. >> Yeah, you made it much worse, man. I'm telling you. All you had to do was just stop. >> Yeah, but I was going to jail no matter what. So, why not at least try to get away from me? >> Yeah. Well, >> like I'm serious, you know? Like, I'm just being honest with you. >> It just made things worse, though. This is where we're at. >> What's it worse? Am I getting >> Because you resisted. >> Am I getting felonies? I'm sure the resisting is a felony. I don't know. >> He said it wasn't me. Oh, >> okay. Senator, you should be good. But you do have a warrant and it's for you know what, right? Stealing. >> Go ahead and stand up for me. You have a zeal, right? I'm going to need that. I'll take it. I'll wait till we get to the >> Is there anything else on you that we need to know about when you get to the jail? >> Oh, nothing. I'm here to help you out cuz if you go in there, you find something else on you just another charge. Okay. >> You straight with us? We're trying to be straight with you. All right. Go ahead and sit in all the way. camera just while y'all are here. >> No, for sure. >> I can roll the window down the window just >> right foot. I don't want you closing the door, right? >> Taylor Lester now faces three charges. Resisting arrest without violence, petty theft, third offense, and possession of counterfeit currency. What do you think? Should repeat offenders face harsher penalties, or does the system already do enough? Drop your thoughts in the comments, and don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell so you never miss a upload. Taylor Lester now faces three charges: resisting arrest without violence, petty theft, third offense, and possession of counterfeit currency. What do you think? Should repeat offenders face harsher penalties, or does the system already do enough? Drop your thoughts in the comments and don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell so you never miss an upload.