Hi. >> Thank you. >> What happened? >> Um, I recognized Han over in grocery. There was twice that I know of right now in August where she went through selfch checkout and under merchandise there. started watching her. Um, she picked this up. I think it was the last thing she grabbed. Went up to selfch checkckout. I'll [clears throat] get the video pulled up. I can show you. Um, scann the stuff that's in the bags. The larger receipt is the stuff that was scanned. Set this down next to the register and kept watching the selfch check a host and waited until they weren't paying attention and then put it in a bag without scanning it. And then she was scan held this in another item and scanned the item with this and then put this down in the bag. >> Okay. >> And then paid for that stuff and went out the grocery where we stopped on the sidewalk and brought it back in. >> Okay. So Hannah, because we're in a office and I'm standing here in front of the door, I'm going to read you your rights real quick before I talk to you. Okay? So you do have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to an attorney to have that attorney present before you answer any questions or make any statements. If you can't afford an attorney, one will be appointed for you at no cost if you so desire. And you can choose to exercise those rights at any time, not answer questions, make any statements, or choose to request an attorney. Do you understand those rights? Okay. >> Okay. So, what happened today? >> We're good. >> Thank you. I was just being naive and stupid and I um the I will say the was an honest mistake and I forgot it was the jerks I I stole and I I I don't really have an explanation and I this is my first police encounter so I don't um to do about the attorney thing. Um I don't have very many words to say. >> Okay. Do you have paperwork for her? >> Right. Hannah, this is notification restriction from property. This is a trespass for all Walmarts in the United States. That is the parking lot and the building. If you come back to any Walmart, you can be arrested for misdemeaning or trespassing. Do you still put this in effect? It's an automatic felony. Is that burglary because you're not supposed to stay on the property? Okay. >> And sign. >> Are these my copies or do you want them back? >> Perfect. >> All righty. Wait. Perfect. And then do you want to get me the other two? Were you planning on? >> Yep. I can get it all together. >> I'll just do it all as one. Okay. >> One thing so you don't have to make a bunch of trips. And >> that is fine. Just so you're aware, the the other two days I identified $9.35 one day and about >> Thanks. >> $6 the other day. >> Okay. >> And then today was 1378. None of them are prolific. It's just two or three items each time she goes through. >> Okay. Alrighty. And let me get you a case number. I'm out of business cards. >> Um cuz my uniform got peed on. Pullman 458 case number 8105. >> Okay. >> You got the first part you don't need. >> Yes. Thank you. Perfect. All right. So, this is all mine. Good deal. Maybe, maybe not. Can I swipe one of your lovely envelopes, please? If I stick things in the pockets. >> No, I'll give it back to you when I'm done with it. That's that. I'm not going to do that to you. However, you are under arrest at this time. Okay. So, go ahead and stand up. Turn your hands behind your back for me, please. All right. Thank you. Go ahead and widen your stance a little bit for me. Widen your stance just a little bit, Hannah. A little bit wider. I'm not very tall. Thank you. Okay. So, because you're under arrest, you have those same rights that I already told you. Do you understand those still or would you like me to repeat them? >> I understand. >> Okay. You are being audio and video recorded and it is >> 4:15. >> 4:15 on Monday, September 30th. >> Okay. Do you have anything sharp on you? Anything that's going to poke, stick, or cut me? >> No. >> Okay. I'm just going to search you like your pockets in the shorts. No. >> And back of my hand. Okay. So trying to think because you have a decent amount of property as well. Do you mind walking with me? >> Yep. I can stick the cell phone in there in there and just bring it along. >> Beautiful. So we're going to go out to my car. It's right up here and to the left. Um, >> my friend is here in custody. >> What was that? >> My friend is here and I I drove both of us. So, could I give her um I thought she was standing out here. >> She probably dipped when I showed up. >> Well, yeah, but I drove her is what I'm saying. It's okay. It's It's the >> All right. Hang tight towards the back. There we go. All right, my seat. Get back for me in these. Don't Have you ever been arrested beforehand? Take these off of your head here. Okay. So, once I get in the car, I'll explain what happens next to you. Okay. put you at the response. >> Absolutely. >> 168. >> Pullman 458 and route to the PD. Starting mileage when you're ready. >> 486.2. 16. >> So, what happens next is we're going to go to Pullman's holding facility. >> It sounds like you're probably telling me the truth about not being arrested before. So, since you don't have a history of failing to appear for court or um and >> if I give you a court date, are you going to show up to it? >> There you go again. >> Okay. So, more likely than not, you'll be released from our holding facility without bail or anything like that. You'll just be released on your own recgnissance. >> You'll get paperwork. I'll explain all of that to you at the time that I issue it. >> And then you will wait for the prosecutor to reach out to you about what happens next. Okay? So, there's no tricks. There's there's no gotcha. I will explain everything. And if you have any questions, please ask them. Okay? So there is a potential that I could go home today. Yes. As long as uh when I check your returns, you don't have some secret history of committing crimes and then pulling that I'm not aware of. >> Okay. I see no reason to hold you and transfer you to Does your friend have your car keys in? >> No, I have them. So that's why I'm just curious. I hope she's okay. >> Was she aware of what was going on? >> She was not. No. >> No. I mean, did she know that you got pulled into >> Oh, yeah. So, she would have been able to make an inference and probably figure out she was going to need >> Sorry. >> So, she'd probably be able to infer that she would need a new ride home. >> Yeah. Yeah. And what happened with those other two from earlier this month? Um the those were um I believe they were just produce items and um again I I don't have an excuse for you. It was just naive and being very I don't know. Were those produce items items you could have afforded? >> Yeah. Um >> I appreciate you being honest. I know that's difficult especially in the face of consequences. So it sounds to me like it's It's a thing that students are known to do sometimes. You tried it, it worked out for you, it kept working out, and then obviously you got caught the third time. You probably did it this time because you didn't get caught the last two times. >> Is that Is that correct? >> Yes, ma'am. >> I assume that lesson has been thoroughly learned. Thank you for being so kind and patient with me. >> Well, it that all depends a lot on how you start the interaction. So, you you're respectful, cooperative, and that makes it a lot smoother for me. Will um my items be returned to me at the station? >> Yes. Get all of your property back, including the items that you paid for. and I will try to make the process as quick as I can um and get you out sooner rather than later, but it does somewhat depend on our call volume. So, if I get called away to other things, it delays the paperwork process a little bit. So you can go right in through there and hang out on that other wall. Sorry. >> Yes, I pointed that way, but I was trying to say right at the same time. Open the door. Yeah. Okay, I'm going go and have a seat in that brown chair up there. And Hannah, I don't think you're going to fight me. Am I correct? Okay, I'll take you in handcuffs. All right, you can stand up for this part. Makes it much easier. Thank you. Make sure nobody steals them. My co-workers don't want them. The jail doesn't want them. Works out for me very well. So, if you want to call your friend and see if she will stuff, we can just as long as it's okay with you because it belongs to you. We will just pass that stuff to her >> except your phone. Perfect. And then she can come back and pick you up when you get released as well. Those are mine. >> [applause] >> Okay, I'm under arrest. I'm at the police station. I need you to come and they're letting you come pick up my stuff so you can get back. >> Pullman 458 case number in time of custody. >> Yeah. Yeah, it doesn't matter. Um, just she said that you could do that so that it doesn't go bad. Just my stuff. Go. Thanks. Um, yeah. It's okay. Okay. Um, how should I let her know when you're when she's here? Or let you know when she's >> She can just come into the lobby and he'll let me know. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Yeah, you can just come into the lobby and then they'll see you and then let you. >> Pullman police, not WSU. >> Yeah. Two separate stations. >> Two separate. So come to Pullman, not WSU. >> Okay. Thank you. Love you. Bye. >> Any alcohol or drug use today? >> No. >> I do need your phone back. So, a lot of times in cases like these, and again, I can't make any guarantees because I am not the prosecutor's office, they will offer you what's called a misdemeanor compromise, which means you don't have a significant criminal history or history of stealing and you are trespassed and everything indicates you are not going to do this again. So, you pay for the stolen the costs of the stolen items and they work things out. However, I can't guarantee that, but that would be something when the prosecutor reaches out to you to mention if it's something you're interested in. >> And that's called a misdemeanor >> compromise. Yep. Yep. They will know what that means. And it depends a lot on if Walmart agrees to it. Yes. Do you want anything from those two bags to stay with you or do you want your purse and both bags to go with your roommate? >> Um, my purse and both my bags, but I think my keys are loose in one of them. >> Do you want your car keys to go with her or stay with you? >> I'll let them go with her and then go get my car another time. >> Okay, then I'm not going to log those two things in. I'm not even going to touch them. I'm just going to leave them as they are until she gets here. I assume she's on her way. >> Yeah. >> Close to it. Okay. I'll let you keep your phone though so you can call her when you are ready to be picked up. What's your roommate's name? >> Casey. >> Casey. Okay. All right. So, you're going to come right in this second cell for me. Do you want a blanket? >> Yeah. So here is that. >> Hi. Is one of you Casey? Yes. Okay. So those are all they're slightly heavy. >> Yeah. So they have a bunch of fridge stuff so it doesn't go back. >> Is she going to have her phone? like should I contact her parents or >> so? No phones in jail, but she's just being held until we get paperwork done. Okay. Unless there's some secret warrant out for her that we find when we check her criminal history or anything like that. So, she's going to give you a call when she needs a ride home cuz she more likely than not will be released from here within 6 hours. >> Okay. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Uh-huh. We didn't forget about you. It just got really busy for us. >> So, I'll have you do that if you don't mind. Do you see that button? >> Yeah. >> Yep. Just hold that. >> You got to push hard. >> There you go. Can you grab the blanket for me real quick? Can you just put it like against the doorway here? I'll have you take a seat. We'll go. Yeah, right there's good. We'll go over a couple things. I got to take your picture and fingerprint you before you get out of here. Okay. So, we'll do property stuff last. This is your criminal citation. It's for three counts of theft in the third degree, which is any theft below $750. Your information is here. The arresting officer is Officer Carpenter. Her badge number and name is at the bottom. Um, so essentially what's going to happen from here is you should be contacted in about two to three weeks by the C prosecutor's office. If it does, if that does not happen within that timeline, make sure you reach out at this address, phone number, website there. Okay? So, read these parts, become familiar with it, keep keep that. They'll probably call and have you set up an initial appearance and do all that stuff over the phone. Okay. Can you check and make sure the phone number on there is correct for you? >> Okay. Just look this way. And then without moving just look at the red dot. So I need your signature on that same line as the X, please. and also this looks like your driver's license, your jewelry to include your smartwatch there. Okay. So, already gave you back your cell phone, which is on here. The watch, four rings, two earrings, two necklaces, and two bracelets. If you'll just ensure that's there. She did not mark shoes or boots, but I already gave those back to you as well. Was there anything else that you had taken off of you for property items? >> Not here, but they did take my sunglasses off. The carpenter took them off, I think, when I was about to get in the car. >> Okay. Are you going to be in the lobby momentarily? I can run up there and see. She's working on a couple cases, but I can see about the sunglasses. I did not see them in this box here. >> Maybe she threw them in the grocery bag cuz my same roommate came and picked up the cold items that I purchased. So, >> okay. >> To make sure they didn't go bad. So, maybe she threw them in that bag. >> Okay. >> I could be wrong. I don't know. >> 458 44. These sunglasses that you took off of her when you were arresting her, what happened to those? >> Copy that. Thank you. Yeah, she thinks that they're if they're not down here that they were in one of those bags. So, call if it's call us on the non-emergency line if that's not the case when you get back. Okay. So, if everything that was taken off of you was returned to you, could I have you sign where that X is, please? So, once you're done getting that stuff back on, there's a door here. When you push through it, there's another door that leads out to the lobby. You can stay in there as long as it takes for your friend to come get you. Any other questions or anything? >> Okay. Like I said, they will be contacting you and it's they're not going to be like, "Hey, show up tomorrow at 8:00 a.m." or something. It won't be like that. They're going to give you they're going to give you plenty of time. And sometimes, not all the time, it does take place on a few of the initial things over Zoom, but not every time. So, >> fair. I just wanted to caveat that because sometimes people the officer told me that it will take place on Zoom when we're like, it might kind of depends. >> Yeah. >> I don't see why not. Yeah. just like have it. >> Yeah. Then you don't lose it and you got a big old bright colored folder to >> it show. >> I doubt that. But >> at least you can have some humor. >> Yeah. Thank you. >> Take care. Have a good day. >> You too. >> And then just push through the next one and you're in the lobby. Okay. Thanks.