If you get tired, follow me. >> If you get tired of this, which you probably will without the road, you're not going to see your children. >> Hello, sir. How are you? What's your name? Ste. Yes, sir. >> That chair >> right here. >> I prefer to stay in. >> This is officer investigator Fields. Hey, how are you? >> Sheriff's Department, our friend. >> Um, >> do I need to step out or >> do you need to step out? >> No. [laughter] >> Okay. >> Um, so the reason I'm here initially, uh, a check that was written to you. >> Mhm. >> It was changed to 550 instead of $50. >> I have the voided check in my card. I can get you. >> We want the $500 cash. The $550 cash. You have that with you? >> But it was voided. I mean, I had $500, but >> it was voided. >> You the money cleared the bank and the cash was given to you and you signed the check on the back and and the check ran and the bank has the check and it's on its way to the sheriff's department. >> Well, it should have been only $50. >> No, it was $550. >> I mean, I have money on me, but it's not from that check. >> Where'd you cash the check at? >> I don't have BBNC. Well, truest. Why did you change it, Victoria? >> I did. I actually had a water spill on it and I didn't know that. I hadn't even looked at my account this morning cuz I've been having issues. >> What about the $39 that you uh sold from Western Union that you charged to that account? >> I didn't know that I had sold anything. >> Well, [clears throat] I'm sorry. You charged it to Western Union using our card. >> I don't have any money from Western Union. But I mean, I have money. >> How much do you have? >> Um, like $400 that he gave you. >> Where is the money? >> Um, in my pocketbook. >> You might want to give it to him. That might help you a little bit. >> Yeah. >> What we found there is $36,000 $300 bills missing out of my dresser drawer. Four total cotton tablets that were taken from the same drawer. $300 in small bills. Probably $2,500 in precious stones stolen out of a drawer. Cash from a suitcase. $1,000. Not sure how many handguns are missing. >> Suitcase. I never stole any guns. >> It's the green bag that's right beside it. The guns are missing. So, whatever. >> Let's uh let's get that. No, let's get that in a minute. Um, we'll get to all that other stuff. So, you took the check into BBN or Truish. >> You have an account there? >> Yes. >> Okay. Did you cash it, I guess, on your account? >> Yes. >> Okay. Was it Did you actually cash or deposit? You just deposit? >> Oh, deposit. Deposit. Sorry. >> What day was that that you deposit? Do you know yesterday? So, I mean, how much money do I >> best I can figure? 14,500. >> 14,000. >> Uhhuh. You're right. $14,000 that I can't >> I didn't steal any guns or anything. >> Two 1 oz gold coins. Um, and you went into the drawer with the diamond stones and you took I think six of them. I've counted them. >> What are you going to do with those? >> They're not nothing. You took them. >> They're at my house. You admit that you took them. >> It's okay. Tell the truth. >> They're not going to do anything. I wasn't going to try to do anything with them. >> You would have. >> Wait, what? So, what's at the house of gold coins? >> No, I didn't know any gold. >> The diamonds. The uh >> I'll go get them. Come back. I'll leave my probably go. >> Yeah. Stand up for me. >> I'll go get I'll go to BP right now and get money. Stand up and put your Stand up and put your hands on your back. >> If you get tired, >> follow me. >> If you get tired of this, which you probably will without the roll, >> you're not going to see your children. >> Uh, can you please like I'll go to the bank right now and get everything I have out the I have the little diamond on the floor. They're at my home. And then the check thing. I didn't take $1,000. I didn't know you had that. >> What about the oxygen? >> No, I didn't take it. >> You did? >> No, >> you did take it. >> Well, I don't remember taking any. >> That's probably why you were over yesterday and called me from there. >> Can I please go to the bank and get I don't want to lose my kids. >> I'll get everything. Can you take me to the bank and I'll get the I'll get your $14,000. >> You don't have,000 >> and I'll give you the stones. I have line credit at BBNZ >> for $14,000. I would talk to the district attorney and see if they would >> Please. I don't want to lose my kids. I have no >> You should have thought about that. I Billy and I have treated you like a dog. >> I've been off my meds and I just started yesterday. Please. >> Have Billy and I done anything for you that hurt? >> Y'all haven't done anything wrong to me. >> I'm I'm not willing to not press charges. I will press charges. phones are kind >> and we'll go to the bank and I'll get you everything I can. Please, >> it's out of my hands. Uh, you are clearly under arrest on a felony charge for 14,000 and we haven't even finished putting together a list of what's [snorts] missing. >> Please, yes, please work with me. I'm just going through a bad time. >> Please, please, >> we need treated you like family. >> Whenever I lost everything, I know that I shouldn't have done it. Please. I What's >> this puppy's name? Biscuit the little one. She's half German Shepherd and and half Jack Russell. And that is one crazy dog. She runs like crazy and very protective, but she only weighs 16 lbs and she's calming down. She used to hide under the bed. She was rescued and she went from one white female to another for about 5 weeks and every time a white female comes in the door, she hides under the bed. We believe that her original owners were African-Americans and she's very comfortable with a our African-American friends. She'll come up to them and play. But that poor little dog, they uh the people that own her just >> Yeah. >> They put her in a small crate and put her in the middle of the backyard, fenced in yard with a a privacy fence with no food and no water and moved away and left her there to die. Then the the third day the neighbors heard her just screaming and they picked her up. We saw her picture and then we went and met her and she wouldn't get in the car because she thought she been taken away. She knew she liked it here. So I put her in the car, bring her back in, put her in the car, bring then I drive down the mailbox and take her back and now she loves to ride. So she's she's [clears throat] so intelligent that she lets us know when the cat is outside and needs to come in. Sir, please can you follow me to the bank or can I ride with you to the bank and get everything I have out and give you the stone, please? >> We'll talk to >> I can't I don't have anybody that's going to keep my kids tonight. >> Well, you have arranged for welfare. Pick them up. >> No, please don't. Please. >> One's with her grandparents, my other daughters at school. >> Not really sure what kind of care that the kids have been. >> You may get a bond when you get down there. I would recommend $100,000 bond, but at least at least $15,000. But I would suggest you don't you don't have leg irons when you do. I don't know if she'll run. >> No, I'm not trying to run. I don't want any other problems. Please, I don't want my kids to be taken from me. >> Yeah, I think your kids will go to foster care >> and I don't want Please. >> And then when you get out in 5 years, you can >> please. I don't. >> So, what they do with your child? Little child's one month old. Correct. >> I can't eat for that. I said I have 5,000 in my bank. I'll give you the stones and anything else >> and I have a $5,000 line of credit at BB&T and I'll give that to >> That's not 14,000. So you lied about that. >> So it would be 10,000 plus that. So I'd owe you. >> You lied about the you had $14,000. >> No, I didn't. And I have a line of credit, too. >> You said that's $5,000. >> That's $5,000. You've got supposedly got 5,000 that your boyfriend yesterday >> and they put back in my account over here. >> $10,000. >> Yes. And then I have the stones. >> What about the $14,000? You're just making that up. >> No, I'm saying I have >> You said you had $14,000. >> I can show you on my account. >> You just told me you got $5,000. >> No, I'm saying in my in my savings account, I have five. And then I have a line of credit of 5,000 that I've never used. That's $10,000. You $4,000 short. >> Okay. And I'll I'll get it. >> You're right. Your mama going to loan it to you? >> No, but I'll find a way to get it. >> I would hate to think what way you would go about getting it. Who else you would con into? >> I would ask my child's grandma. >> Yeah. I don't know. I don't know what they do with a with a one-mon old baby. You're not nursing the child. It wouldn't matter if you were. But you were going back down the bedroom a few minutes ago to steal something else, weren't you? >> No, I wasn't. >> You were? No, I wasn't. She held up a Cotex pad and said she had to go put it [clears throat] in. She went down the hallway. She didn't go in the bathroom. So, she went all the way down into the closet where all the valuable things were that she took. And I really followed her down per my instructions and I came on your phone. Victoria, please can we please work something out? Why would I do that? even lined you up to have a job with us. Everything look worrying about the rest of your life trying to help. >> I don't know. I just got off my meds and guess everything was happening at once. >> Your meds were you shouldn't have been >> No, meds are meds I'm prescribed to. They gave them to me for my postpartum. >> You've been doing this for years. You're too good at it. >> No. >> Yep. >> If I was too good at it, I wouldn't have been caught. >> You don't know what I do for a living. You don't realize that people have cameras inside houses. You can't sleep. No, I figured you did since you had to be a the security >> I'm a security consultant and have done that for 60 years. [snorts] It just hurts me personally that you took advantage of us and we tried to do everything we could to help you. I just I just understand it. What did you take from your mother? >> It's going to come out. >> It's been a long time. It was a check >> in like 2008. It was only for like $300 or $400. you forged her name to it and cast it or >> some something led to her kicking you out the last few days, weeks, months, whatever. Your mama would >> because her husband's a drunk. Me and him kept getting into it. >> He's been a drunk for a long time apparently. But you that's just excuse. But your mama wouldn't kick you out with a month old baby unless you something was ungodly. >> She knew I had somewhere else to go and she didn't want to, but Before we leave, my keys and everything's in my car. Can we like >> lock it? >> We'll lock it up. They'll tow your car and put it in the pound. I'm sure you might leave your keys. It would make the bill a lot less for towing it down there. I'm just sorry to make you have to come do this. >> Part of my job. >> And I'm sorry that I done it, y'all. >> Honestly, as much as Billy and I love you and as much as we've cared about you, I don't really don't think you're sorry. I think you're sorry that you got cough, Victoria. >> No, I am. I felt bad whenever it was happening. >> And [clears throat] you were going back down there to steal some more. >> No, I wasn't. >> Yeah, you were. And I tell you another thing, if somebody else comes and breaks into my house and knows where something is, you're going to have a problem. I've never told anybody in your house. >> You're going to have a permanent problem. >> I think one of them was one from Walmart. I was about 16. Some nail polish. And then the one with my mom with that check. >> Did she charge you to had you arrested? Um, they didn't arrest me because I gave her the the money back as soon as it happened. >> Sometimes a good hard punishment like 5 years in prison if you live through it is a >> I won't >> is a is a good deterrent to make a person change their lives. But you've gotten by with it over and over and over from apparently from when you were a child stealing nail polish to to now. It's just a shame for your children to grow up without a model. Yeah. >> Is it Is it your grandmama that's taking care of him? >> No. >> His grandma? >> Yeah. >> She's apparently a decent one. And from what you say about him, she's not maybe not such a bad person. >> Yeah. >> All right. Come on, Miss Victoria. I'll kill you back. >> Um I'm going to try to talk to him for a little while. Get him to calm down, and then we'll talk when I get down there. >> Can you give me a Tylenol, please? My head's hurting so bad. patients in the very bottom. >> I can't give you this medication cuz it can't open. Got some in packets. So, >> thank you. >> Started doing you know Will. >> Mhm. >> Will is my friend. He just wrote this long editorial about me in his paper this week yesterday. And uh and he was helping her in the article get a job, trying to help her find a job. >> Oh, wow. Wow. [clears throat] Did Did she have excellent housekeeping skills? >> Oh my god. Yes. >> Oh my god. Best I've ever seen in my life. Box, come here. Oh, good girl, Biscuit. Oh, yes. See, when she gone with white female gone, he comfortable. She [ __ ] Get a chair. Give him a chair. This This means I don't have anymore. Thank you. >> Come here, Biscuit. Come see daddy. Come on. Come on. [clears throat] Come here, [laughter] Biscuit. Get in the chair. Stay. Stay. I know you want a treat. Stay. Biscuit is so trained already. I can [clears throat] take a a plate of bacon. >> Well, so how long have you known Victoria? Victoria worked for her mother at a cleaning service. I am the only male member of the Westland Woods Garden Club. The president of the Wesley Woods Garden Club told me that she had a cleaning service. [clears throat] There was a mother and an order and they were unbelievably effective. for Victoria called us about two weeks ago and said, "I'm not helping my mom anymore. Y'all were very nice to us. I appreciate the way you treated us like human beings instead of like hired help. And thank you very much. and if you need anybody to clean, I would would sure like to for you to consider me. I'll only charge $25 an hour. So, she came. But I think she did all the stealing while we thought she was down in the hall cleaning up. Do you want me to show you the spoons where she >> Yeah, absolutely. Right under that bed. Excuse the mess, but we're trash and we just live this way. [laughter] The way I caught her was this oxy bottle was down there. When I close a bottle, I close it like that. And the top was loose, half open, and lay in there. If you want that for evidence, you may take it with you. In the back of this drawer, this case had $1,000, $10 bills in it. And then down here is I keep a stack of money, but that's all ones. And that was a mix of fives, tens, and 20s. And then there was a envelope in here had money in it. I'm sure she must say, "Oh my god, I got $100 out of this." But those were new $1 bills I got to give grandchildren for Christmas and those other things. And then there's a a Glock 45 still there. Bear spray is still there. One gun is still here. There were two in there, I think. But in the back back here was another one of those cases with $1,000 in it, and that's gone. And then Billy had sent her, she was helping Billy with the laundry and she sent her down here to put up underwear. And so where's the underwear drawer? So we know where the underwear drawer was. Come on down. And so she saw undoubtedly >> uh that I collect minerals only and I enjoy looking at them. I enjoy seeing them. And um that one was diamond. I don't know. I I should have taken pictures of all these. One, two, three, four. She took four of them. And she may have taken more because there are loose ones sometimes and little boxes of stuff playing in there. I don't know what the hell else she could do with them. You take them in jewelry store. I need you to leave that in with me. I don't have >> Oh, yeah. I'm in there. I keep my daily Come on, biscuit. I take medicine in the morning, medicine at night. I keep it down there. I'm going to open the drawer to get it. >> Here you go. >> Just get that box chair. Fox comes the chair. Hey, get your treat. Get your treat. Get your treat. Okay. Take the treat to the chair. [laughter] Come on, sweetie. It's okay. Come. Stay. >> [laughter] >> She'd been here about 10 years. So I noticed it and then and she wanted to talk to us because she was having so much stress with her boyfriend. And so she called this morning and said, "Oh, I just need a mama and a daddy and y'all are so sweet to me." And I need somebody to talk to with all my problems. Can I come back come by and hang out and just talk to y'all? She got him. I want to do some work. I want to go clean up the closet. [laughter] And then then she went down in the closet and Billy and I followed her down there. She didn't take anything. She wasn't there long enough with a a coex in her hand that she said she had to put in, but she never put it in. Never went to the bathroom. >> The Western Union was a it was a transfer of money. I'd like to try to go to some of those places and get video of her using the card. She may admit to everything and I may not need video. >> She was sure she admits it, wasn't she? >> Yeah, but it may help her out. >> We were going to hire her. We tested her in office and her IQ is 118. >> That's a lot of the problem. She's intelligent in instead of stupid, but she sure acts. You need to also find out where she was yesterday cuz she called. She was supposed to come back in work and she called and she says she was in or she text she was in the emergency room. What happened to you? I had a panic attack and what she had done is [laughter] she had taken one or two of those cotton not knowing a thing and it was code on and then apparently knocked her on her butt and she thought she was dying. [clears throat] So, she went down there to to the emergency room, but put on your notes to ask her what emergency room she was in. >> And I think she's going to tell the truth now. >> Yeah. >> But I don't know why. But is it natural for if she's admitted to stealing two things? Is it natural for her to deny the other thing because you can't prove it? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. That's essentially it. >> Is that normal of what they do? >> Oh, yeah. Wow. Wow. All right. So, I guess let's just start with the check. What happened with the check? nothing on it and it makes up for a little bit and whenever I deposited it I deposited for $500 and I just didn't say none. >> All right. Um >> but I also didn't mind giving him the money back. >> Now looking at that check because I had to do an inventory of your car um before it got towed. >> Yeah. I did write void and stuff on it cuz I wasn't going to deposit it at first and then >> Did you do a mobile deposit or >> No, I wasn't going to deposit it period at first and then I just did. >> So would you mobile or did you put on the machine? Okay. >> So tell me about the stones. >> I wasn't trying to take them to sell them. I mean they're at my house. Like literally at my house. I honestly didn't think they were real. >> Now I went in there and he kind of showed me where they were. But you only picked two of them. Why did you pick those two? Any reason? >> No. I mean, I said I didn't think they were real. >> 2,000 cash in a drawer. Did you take that as well? >> No, I didn't. No. And I never went in there and seen an envelope. >> What about guns? >> Never took one. I never took a gun from his house. >> Did you go in that drawer at all? >> Which drawer? >> Where the uh the money was. >> I don't even know which drawer he's talking about. Um, he also said you took some code on. Did you take any of his medicine? >> I never seen any of no code on anywhere. The last time I touched any of his medicine, it was me, him, and his wife going through his bottles. >> Did you take any of her medicine? >> No. No, I didn't. >> What about their cards? You take any of their cards? >> No. >> Cuz they're showing that they had $1,500 in charges. >> Well, I never spent $1,500 in charges anywhere on their cards. Did you make any kind of transactions with their cards? >> No, I didn't. >> Look, um, >> all the cards that I seen that were ever at their house were like old cards there. There wasn't even in date. >> Okay, let me explain something to you. You have caused a lot of hell to a lot of people, okay? Including me. I also be doing something today, but I'm stuck here with you and you're sitting here and you're lying to me. Their cards in your car. I got her bottle of in your car. >> But I never used their cards. >> You shouldn't have taken them anyway. You had no business. And you just These cards just happen to have random transactions and they're in your car. >> I never used them. Like they wouldn't allow me to use them. They need PIN numbers and stuff. I couldn't use them. >> I'm going to tell you what's about to happen. You about to be sitting that jail with no bond. That's what's going to happen. >> I tried to use bars and it wouldn't let me because I didn't have a PIN number. So where all these charges come from on their account? That don't make no sense. >> And which cards was it? >> Billy was really >> those are the ones that I couldn't get to work and I had them all in a bag because I was going to put them back today. Honestly, that's why I went to his room whenever I told him I had to go to the bathroom cuz I was going to put them back. >> What about the guns? Where the guns at? >> I did not take any guns ever from his house. So those guns just disappeared. >> I never once took a gun from his house. He said he has cameras in his house. Tell him to look at them. >> Probably don't have no cameras. >> I never took a gun out of his house. >> It's just amazing. All this stuff goes missing once you're in there, which is really sad. >> And I would have never took a gun. I didn't take any guns from his house. Not going to sit here and put it on my kids or nothing like that. But I am a felon and I would never take a gun from somebody. I would never take a gun period. I done been through that. I know I up this time, but I wouldn't took gun. I did not take guns from his house. >> Let me ask you a question. >> Okay. >> Why? >> Why? What? >> Why do all this? >> Cuz I was losing everything and I don't know why. And I know it's stupid. I don't know why, but right now I don't. I was just trying to get get away. Not from them. I had a lot going on. food. >> Sorry. >> No, don't I mean >> No, I'm saying I ain't trying to cry or >> No, you're fine. I get it. What's your drug of choice? >> It was whenever I was doing drugs. >> Now what are y'all? Just >> sometimes I take them cuz my teeth so bad. >> Have you apply for any government assistance or anything? >> They is going to give you something. My daughter's apartment is $700 a month >> and they don't help you at all. 30 something but they won't pay for it all. >> What about the Western Union transaction? >> I was going to do one and cancel it >> because >> it looks like it went through. >> It shouldn't have. It takes like six days to go through. Maybe it's just like hold or something. >> Well, I do appreciate what you have told me um thus far. Just kind of put a time period on it. When do you start taking stuff out of there? cuz he says you've been coming to the house for about two weeks >> and then maybe Tuesday when he first started missing stuff. >> So over two days two days. >> Well, um you don't have to worry about defects. I'm I'm not that kind of person. Your mom's already on way to pick the kids up. >> You call her. >> I didn't. He did. [clears throat] >> I got somebody to get my kids. >> All right. He did that before I even before I even left the household while I was outside waiting on Tro. He called her. I do feel for you because things are right obviously with the mess and everything but you know you have also put a real wrench in a lot of people's lives just by your [clears throat] actions as well. I'm not saying that to like down you but just [snorts] think about that like me one of my best friends I couldn't even say goodbye to today because I'm stuck doing this. I'll be upfront with you. you're gonna have two countation of the elderly person. >> Basically, we take advantage of old people. Um, and then Victoria, two Victoria. Victorich. Victoria. Foreign [snorts] speech. Foreign speech.