May 22nd, 2021. A man followed a 10-year-old girl through multiple aisles in Walmart and touched her inappropriately in an Alaska, Wisconsin. The man was later identified as 30-year-old Josie Aman. The girl immediately told her mother about what happened, who then confronted Josie. When she accused him, he reportedly fled the store and left the parking. Let that sink in. This isn't just shoplifting or disorderly conduct. This is a grown man praying on a child in public in broad daylight inside a Walmart. The level of boldness here is chilling almost like he thought he could get away with it. >> Lot in a pickup truck. According to the report, the mother didn't witness the assault. >> This and a few other >> cases come down there. >> No, I I said, "Hey, when are you available?" He's like, "H pretty busy. I'm not available till 6:00 today and pretty busy all weekend." And I'm like, "Oh, tell me when you're available." He's like, "Oh, Monday after 2." But I'm like, "Where do you work?" Just so I can make a note of it. He's like, "Uh, no day, guys." Surveillance video showed the mother chasing Josie, but there was no monitoring in the aisle where the assault allegedly occurred. A few days later, police reviewed the video and observed Josie go into the Subway store inside of Walmart. >> Is it just you today or you got help? >> Uh, it's just me for the moment. >> Okay. Um, does the name Josie ring a bell? >> Yeah. >> Is he here? >> And here's a critical point. No cameras in the aisle means no direct video evidence of the actual assault. Prosecutors will have to lean heavily on the child's testimony and circumstantial evidence like surveillance footage outside the aisle. In cases like this, the defense will almost always argue reasonable doubt. >> Okay. >> I got to talk to him. Subway staff provided a receipt of the transaction, but it did not have the name for the card used. >> The Analaska police had a subpoena for records served on Subway to request the video debit card information. The records received under the subpoena implicated Josie. 5 months later, police confronted Josie at his place of employment. >> Hey, Josie. Officer Flattton, this was a little bit more uh urgent for me, so I decided to just come down and talk to you here. Um, I need to talk to you about an incident where you're my suspect. Okay. Do you have any idea what I'm referring to? >> Okay. You ever been to the an Alaska Walmart time? >> Okay. Um, in May, we got a complaint from a parent and a young girl at the Walmart in Alaska. than Baldw. Anything ring a bell to that? Okay. You ever been at the Walmart where you got chased out of the store? >> No. >> No. Okay. So, we've we've got video of you getting chased out of Walmart by a mom. >> I don't know. >> Huh? >> No, I don't I don't >> Okay. I I do. >> Am I under arrest? I'd like to talk to you a little bit more. But you had previously Would you agree that this is you? No. Okay. This your truck? >> Caught on camera running away from a furious mom. That's not exactly a good look for Josie. If you're innocent, why sprint out of the store like you're in the 100 meter dash? No. Is that something you've ever driven? >> No. I don't even have a top on my truck. Mine's an extended cab. >> You don't think that resembles you in the slightest? >> No. >> I'm not going to agree to that. >> Okay. So, so the incident is that you reported to us that you had grabbed a a child's buttock in a grocery aisle. No. Okay. So, we reviewed video and watched the suspect of this whole thing prior to this incident with the juvenile was inside Subway. Bought a sub sandwich. Use your debit card. >> Okay. Somebody used my debit card. >> Well, you know, Subway. >> Yep. On Alaska Walmart Subway. So walked into the store, the best deal, goes to the subway, gets some food, eats some stuff, and goes into the store. Okay. You still want to tell me you you have no idea what I'm talking about? Okay. Are you the only one that would have your debit card? Would you share with people who look a lot like you? >> I huh? >> No, I don't know. >> No. Okay. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. Dominic, you got taser. >> And here it comes. The moment officers stop playing along and drop the hammer. Quick question for you guys. If you were the detective, how long would you have let him dig that hole with his lies before slapping on the cuffs? >> Stop. All right. >> You good? >> Yep. >> 30 minutes. >> Take a SP. You're under arrest for sexual assault of a minor. Do you have any questions? Josie. Are you injured at all? I don't know. Okay. I think I'm sick and I need help. What do you mean? Like like >> now this charge is massive. First-degree sexual assault of a child under 13. In Wisconsin, that carries up to 60 years in prison. To put that in perspective, that's basically a life sentence. This isn't probation territory. This is goodbye to the outside world territory. >> You're going to puke right now or something else. Oh, >> all right. We're going to sit you up, bud. Roll over your side. This way. Okay, let's go up on your butt. You stand here on the count, too. You ready? One, two, three. >> There we go. Morning. >> Are you blast? >> No. >> I was over at my school and I was like, "No." You >> okay? >> Yeah. Okay. Little winded. I haven't rained in a while. That'll have to go. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Right next to our car over my uh park or No, >> we're not too far. >> Okay. I was going to say if not >> be good to get some air. >> It'll be good to get some air. >> Yeah. Like >> I was like, "How do you think just happened?" >> Yeah, that was pretty quick. >> I didn't get the run vibes from him, but >> all of a sudden >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Thank you. room for something. >> I have Josie was charged with felony first-degree sexual assault of a girl under the age of 13 and misdemeanor resisting an officer. He was free on a $2,500 signature bond and could face up to a 60-year prison sentence if he is convicted. [Music]