In Walke Keegan, Illinois, at a Lululemon store, Lake County officers are dispatched for a possible shoplifting suspect. Little did they know their investigation would just get weirder and weirder. >> Can you tell me your name, man? >> Shakil s h e k y a. What's the problem? >> All right, I got to see your uh driver's in the car. >> Uh uh uh. Don't close the door. Don't close the door. Don't hit me. That's battery of peace. Officer, step out. >> I'm not >> Okay, just grab your purse. Step out of the vehicle. >> Step out of the vehicle, ma'am. I'm not going to ask you again. Step out. Step out of the car. >> Actually, can you check Can I check it? No. >> Give me the car keys. >> Huh? >> Give You're going to give me the car keys. You're not getting back in the vehicle. >> Okay. Can you check in on >> There's clothes in here with tags on it. >> Huh? There you go. >> Can you tell me your full name? >> Shakita. >> Give me one second. I'll be with you. Okay, that's fine. >> The truth. >> It's okay. Listen. Listen, ma'am. >> I just need you to relax. Okay. >> I'm just putting on my pants. I want you to know that. >> Listen. Listen. I just need I'm just going to run this. Okay. We've gotten a lot of complaints from the store about thefts. Okay. >> The vehicle matches the description of the vehicle that's been constantly uh robbing this place. Okay. >> Yes, ma'am. Listen. Listen. There's a couple things we have to verify first. You understand? All right. All right. So, I just need you to take a deep breath. Calm down. Let me run this. I'll verify that it's you and then we'll kind of go from there. Okay. >> Go back here. Okay. Come on. >> Just just just wait one second. Ma'am. Ma'am, if nothing comes out of this, you're free to go on your way. All right. I just need you to calm down. Okay. All right. Why are you parked in a handicap spot? >> I'm just parked. >> What? >> I just parked. I didn't even think. >> You didn't think? >> No. You got any other kind of identification on you by chance? >> No. >> No. This is it? >> Cuz you understand this is an identification card, right? Same driver's license. >> It's identification card. >> Can am I open able to open the door? >> 10.8. >> Am I hold >> so I can get my other ID? >> Ma'am, we have to kind of ask you these questions first, okay? Because there's >> there's a lot of implications to what can and cannot happen. You know what I mean? That's why we have to run our course and why we approach you in the manner that we did. Okay. Okay. >> All right. This is an identification card. This isn't a driver's license. You're aware of that, right? >> Yeah. Okay. >> You understand that it's an ID card, not a driver's license. >> And you drove here. >> Yes. >> Okay. You see, you understand how none of this is making sense to us. You don't have a driver's license. You drove here. You parked in the handicap spot. >> I'm I don't apologize. I just >> I mean, it's not something to apologize. We're just trying to understand the train of thought. You understand what I'm saying? >> I was just trying to go in and out and that's it. >> I'm letting you know right now at the moment you're detained. Okay. You're not free to go. I need you to understand that. >> Okay. >> Okay. Cuz if you had decided to start the vehicle and drive off. >> Why would I drive 550 out right here? I was going to drive >> cuz you were trying to get into the vehicle. I You know what I mean? >> Ask me my ID. >> Yes, ma'am. Yes, ma'am. But you don't have to sit inside the vehicle for that. You >> I won't go I just give us just give us a second. All right. >> But what am I being detained for? because we have an ongoing active investigation regarding the Lululemon. This vehicle that matches the exact same description. >> But is it this exact same like >> it's the vehicle? It's the vehicle. >> It's the vehicle in question. Okay. >> Okay. But this not my vehicle. This >> I understand that. >> Can I can y'all write my phone to me so I could call somebody then? >> Just give us a second. >> Okay. Come on. Sit down. >> You can have a seat on the curb if you would like. Yeah. >> Wait. Wait. You have You can't sit down then, right? >> Huh? >> Since you had that procedure done, can you sit down? >> Yeah, I could sit down, but like on like software, we're attached to magnetic. Anything else? Definitely. >> Mike, are you going to be good out here? Can Can I go back to the store? >> Let me just let me just go inside real quick. >> The officer now goes inside the Lululemon and is able to get a picture of the shoplifter from employees. He then returns outside to the suspect to use the picture to ID her. >> All right, ma'am. What you got? So >> they turn out I'm being detained. >> Yeah, that's right. >> Yo. Yeah, that's definitely her. We got her. >> I'm not working with I promise you. >> Yeah, it's a positive idea. It's a positive idea. Ter, >> ma'am, I need you to step over here, please. >> I need you call rescue. I'm going to call rescue for you. >> Okay, let me just put this in here, >> please. I'm sorry. >> You're fine. >> I'm saying to him, he looking like, >> "Oh, >> you're detained at this moment." I want you to I want you to understand that. >> You You already told me that. I was fully aware of that. >> Well, like handcuffed detained. >> Oh, okay. >> Go ahead and stand up. >> Okay. >> All right. Go ahead and stand up. >> Stand up. >> Okay. I'm I'm I'm >> I'm not going to ask again. >> Yeah. Come on. >> Why you stand up? >> Wait. I'm going to call rescue. There is you're going to figure that out. We're going to work with you on that. Why don't you stand up? >> Stand up. >> Stand up. Ma'am, I'm not going to ask again. >> Okay. >> Turn around. >> Okay. >> Okay. Can I put this? >> Face. Face him. Face him. Turn around right now. >> Face me. >> I'm facing you. >> Back a little bit so I can shut the door. >> No. No. You're not doing this. You're not doing this. Mike, grab her. >> No. You got to bring it up. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. >> No medical reason. >> Hey. Hey. >> You cannot do that. >> You've been cool with me, right? >> Yes. >> Then continue, Dad. Turn over. Turn over. >> I'm going to get up. >> Turn over. >> Can you help me up? >> Turn over. Listen. I'm telling you, it's going to hurt a lot more if you turn over. It's going to be a lot easier for you if you just sit up. I'll have you sit down here, but you are detained. Okay. Hey, you be cool with me, right? >> Listen, can I pour this up? Listen, I just Listen, you can look, right? Pull that up. Yes. I'm just >> We're not trying to look it up. Just pull that up. >> I'll come out this. Pull this up. >> Listen. Okay. >> Pull that up. >> You see it? >> Okay. Pull this. Pull this back up. Pull that back up. >> You cool with me, right? >> Yes. >> Okay. He He acting crazy. >> Continue that. Pull your pants up. >> Pull your pants up. >> My pants? >> Yes. You're not making it easy for yourself. You're really not. You're really not. >> We know who you are, man. >> So, direct. >> What are you talking about? Where we at? >> You have multiple multiple >> Are you ready? Sit up. Can you sit up? >> Yes. >> Stay there. >> Can I sit up? >> Stay there. >> Can I sit up for a second? >> Put your hands behind your back. I'm not I'm not going to ask you that. Then you can come with me, right? >> Yes. >> Then continue that. Continue that way. Right. >> Yep. >> Can I pull my pants up? >> I told you to pull it off before. >> What is you doing? >> Give me your hand. >> A woman supposed to be doing that. No, that's not how this work. >> Yes. But I don't do not resist arrest. Can >> you put the cup on me? Cuz >> I'm trying to I'm trying to >> Can you come and put the cup on me? >> I'm not going to do that. >> I'm trying to. You're not letting me give you your hand. You're not letting me get your hand. >> So, can you please let this Let this go. Let I I'm trying to >> I I know. That's why I'm grabbing your hand. >> Okay. Huh? Here you go. >> Oh, don't wait. How you doing? >> I'm trying. We're not doing I'm not You're not doing anything. >> I'm actually hurt. >> You hurting me. >> No one's hurting me. >> You are the other one. >> You are. >> Call another one. She's calling you something too. If you can get another unit, please let let go your hand. I'm trying to cuff you like you said, right? You want me to cuff you, right? >> Yes. I don't want him touching me. Unbelievable. >> Grab that hand, man. Just grab that hand. >> We're not going to be She We have to move her out of this crevice. >> Unbelievable. >> Okay. Can I get up? Get up. >> Hey, listen. I'm going to get up. You ain't got to You ain't GOT TO PULL ME. >> I'm hoping. >> Okay. Listen. Can I grab onto your vehicle? >> Grab on to me. It's fine. >> Ready? >> Okay. >> Now, turn over. >> Face the vehicle. Face the vehicle. >> There you go. There you go. >> Now, this is all messed up. >> What do you pay for? >> Retail theft. I told you that already. >> What the >> I got to undo this, okay? So, it doesn't hurt you. Okay. Well, you put you the one that put it on me like that. >> You then you acting like a you acting like a idiot. Like what the >> If you don't be quiet, you're going to make it hard. >> Wait, LET ME FIX IT. >> I GOT my is bleeding. What the [ __ ] >> What is this thing? Stop. >> Do not stop. >> Hey, you don't need your hand down there. Let me just put your pants on. >> Thank you. >> Just listen to the med. Don't move cuz it's going to lock and it's going to be tightened. Okay. Don't move. Otherwise, it's going to hurt. It's going to tighten. >> We're going to have to take her back to the squad car. We're going to go this way. We're over here. >> I'm trying. I'm trying to help you. >> Wait. I got to sit on some soft. >> No, you're sitting there. We're not doing that. >> Lay down. I can't Why YOU BEING SO WHY YOU ACTING LIKE THAT? I didn't do to you. You don't even know me. >> Yeah. I don't have to know you. >> Okay. back there to me. >> I didn't do to you. I can't I can't sit on my butt. >> I'm saying you drove here and you sat down. >> Yes. Not on nothing. Hard is hard as hell. That's soft. >> We don't got anything soft like that. >> I mean, I'll get >> this suspect whose real name is Kada Terry has an extensive criminal history involving multiple retail thefts and fraud cases. In 2015, when she was 21 years old, Canada attempted to use fraudulent gift cards at a Walgreens in Indiana. When police were called to the Walgreens, they found 32 Mastercard and Visa gift cards in her purse before being brought in for questioning. Kada told police she was pregnant and experiencing pain, so she needed to go to the hospital. However, on the way to the hospital, she jumped out of the ambulance. When medics and police restrained her, she allegedly struck an officer in the process. She later was determined to not be pregnant and was charged with felony fraud, felony battery, felony identity deception, and resisting. She took a plea deal, pleading guilty to fraud while all other charges were dismissed and was sentenced to 270 days in jail. Then in 2017, Kada allegedly attempted to shoplift $1,140 worth of merchandise at a Dick Sporting Goods in Indiana. When police arrived, she reportedly fled in a stolen vehicle and then allegedly tried to run over police officers and rammed a squad. She was then charged with two counts of felony attempted murder, three counts of resisting law enforcement, felony attempted theft, and two counts of felony attempted battery with a deadly weapon. She took a plea deal, pleading guilty to one count of resisting and both counts of attempted battery with a deadly weapon while all other charges were dismissed. She was then sentenced to 7 years in prison exactly 7 years later in July 2024 when she was released. The incident in this body cam footage took place in Illinois. for this incident. She was charged with two counts of resisting a peace officer, attempted retail theft, unlawful use of identification, obstruction of identification, unauthorized use of handicap parking, and operating a motor vehicle with no valid driver's license for over 6 months. Then, just 4 months after this incident in November 2024, Kada was allegedly involved in yet another retail theft incident at a mall in Illinois. She reportedly fled from police in an Audi Q5 when they attempted to perform a traffic stop and then crashed into a Lexus SUV. Officers then removed her from the Audi and after being transported to a nearby hospital. She allegedly caused approximately $7,000 worth of damage to a hospital bed. A short clip from this incident details her attitude when police attempt to get her out of the vehicle. >> I'm by myself. I'm by myself. I'M BY MYSELF. WHAT AM I UNDER ARREST FOR? >> YOU JUST fled from me. Okay. You're under arrest. You bent into my car and then you fled and then you caused another crash. Are >> you ready? Ready. Ready. >> So dumb. >> She was subsequently charged with two counts of felony aggravated fleeing and eluding felony criminal damage to property resisting driving with a suspended license, improper turn, and failure to signal in a motor vehicle. She took a plea deal, pleading guilty to one count of aggravated fleeing and eluding while all other charges were dismissed. She was sentenced to 30 months in prison. >> You notice the way she just casually strolls past those officers soon as they make contact. That's not confusion, that's experience. That's someone hoping confidence buys time because a quick quiet getaway is often plan A. Then the investigation starts and one officer positions near the front of her car. And I'll be honest, I never like that spot because some people will drive straight through you to escape and that vest will not protect you. Now watch the moment she's told she's detained. She goes back to her car and starts changing clothes. But she's also reaching inside that car. And this is where a stop turns tense real fast because we don't know if it's a hoodie or a weapon. Even retired my pulse jumps watching it because cops don't just rewatch scenes like this. We relive them and remember what they feel like. Instead of running, the strategy changes. You start seeing hesitation, confusion, and sudden medical issues right when the cuffs appear. That's not really about passing out. It's a last second attempt to regain control of a situation that just got real. Because for some people, the theft wasn't the stressful part being held accountable is. And officers recognize that immediately, which is why they keep moving forward even while someone is screaming. Not to punish someone, but to bring a moment back under control before it turns into something nobody can undo.