NOT DOING ANYTHING WRONG. [screaming] Call >> your sheriff. Call your sheriff. Sheriff. >> When Karens get angry, they don't just want to be heard. They demand the world bow down. >> What are you doing? >> Sit in the car. [screaming] >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> Resisting. Hold my driver right there. >> Will they dramatically reverse the situation or push themselves into the abyss with no way out? >> What started as a simple check was supposed to end in a few minutes. But with people lacking control, it quickly turned into a [music] legal storm. >> Call my boyfriend right now. >> Call your sheriff. Call your sheriff. >> Call your sheriff. Call your sheriff. The evening of January 8th, a 21-year-old woman was stopped by Glboro police for what seemed like an innocuous reason. She was initially calm as the police gathered [music] information, but after just a few seconds, they could see something was wrong with her. >> Hey, how are you? Good. >> So, I'm patrolman Lim. I'm sure you >> How do I know you? >> I don't know you. I see a lot of people. How do I know you? Can I see your license, registration, proof of insurance? >> No, I definitely got you. >> So, do you know why I'm stopping you today? I really don't because this is my boyfriend's car. >> So, the reason why I'm stop So, the reason why I'm stopping you is for two reasons. One, you are flying through campus. Second reason, your license plate light is out. Why are we in a rush today? >> The headlight out. >> The license plate light is out. >> Like covering over the license plate. >> Yes, that is completely out. Yep. Why are we going so fast today? >> Honestly, no reason, officer. >> I got you. >> I got a 4-year-old son. Well, a 5-year-old son. >> Where are you coming from today? >> My boyfriend's house. The officer then conducted a field sobriety test after detecting unusual signs. However, at this point, she began exhibiting typical Karen behavior. And then what goes around comes around. >> Sorry. Like I'm shivering so we're almost there. All right. Like my legs are shivering. Yes. I like officer. My eyes are >> Did you have anything to drink tonight? Cuz you're you're not you're not doing well in the session. You said you wear glasses, right? You have contacts in right now? >> I do. No, I don't. I don't. I learn I wear strictly glasses. Keep following the pen for me. All right. >> Glasses cuz I got them in when I got in trunk. >> Keep following the pen for me. All right. >> Okay. So, like I said, I want to put you through two more tests. Your eyes are kind of all over the place. We can go to a building. If it's warmer for you, we can do them right here on the sidewalk. >> If it's warmer, can we go? >> Sure. Yes, you can. So, just hop in the back of my car. You're not going to be placed under arrest. I'm going to take you to >> What else you about to do? You walking up close. >> Just put your jacket on for me. We don't want you to get a cold. We got to take you back outside. >> Close. What else you about to do? >> So, once you get your jacket on, I'll explain it to you. >> No, let me know right now. >> So, unfortunately, at this time, you're >> Come here. You're going to be placed under arrest. Do not resist for driving while intoxicated. >> I'm not intoxicated. >> Well, my test would say otherwise. Okay. >> So, we can go out in the corner. >> Yes, we are. >> Round 68. I got one under 450. And can you send for a hook, please? >> You're going to get hit. >> Resisting arrest. Go ahead. >> Call my boyfriend. >> We'll call your boyfriend. Call your boyfriend. All right. Come on, >> bro. You need You just need him. Call my boyfriend. >> Come on. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> You're calling. You're not even a broken up. >> Yep. >> Thought it was all over. Not at all. She continues to play this dangerous game. And at that moment, the balance of justice tilted heavily to one side. >> Come on. You're just making it work for yourself. >> Call your sheriff. >> You have to call. >> Call your sheriff. >> Call your sheriff. Call your sheriff right now. Call your sheriff. Call your sheriff. Call your sheriff. >> You don't want to sheriff. Call your sheriff right now. Why you on walk? Hold it down. >> I don't have to call the sheriff. Let's go. Get in the car. You're just going to get an obstruction at this point. Don't you kick me. >> I pulled my leg up. I didn't kick you. >> Pull over. >> I'm not res I'm I'm resistant, but I'm not I'm not entertaining. Call my boyfriend. >> Call my boyfriend. >> No, we're not. >> Call my boyfriend. >> Get the car. >> Call my boyfriend. >> Get in the car. >> Call my boyfriend. >> Get your foot in the car. >> Call my boyfriend. Y'all do this [ __ ] all the time. >> Get your foot in the car. You've already damaged the car, so now you're going to get hit with another kind of criminal mischief. >> Go ahead. >> Get in the car. YOU KNOW WHAT WE'RE GOING TO DO? We're going to call the car. We're going to call your boyfriend. We're going to call him. Please get your foot in the car. >> You had You had no legal cost of pulling me over. You didn't Yes, you did. You didn't even have a speed to uh speed. >> Your license plate light was out. Please get in the car, man. Move your foot. >> My My license plate isn't out. And I can I can assure you that it's a big lie. >> I need a sheriff. >> We're trying to get her in the car. She's not being compliant. >> I NEED A SHERIFF BEFORE I GET LOCKED UP. TELL him call a sheriff. >> What do you need a sheriff? Call him. >> What do you need to sh for? >> Because he's being unlawful. >> What do you mean unlawful? >> Tears, family stories, and accusations all converged in this moment. Yet in an arrest, while emotions may create sympathy, they never change a legal decision. >> Like literally, officer, I'm just trying to get home. >> He arrested me before, like for literally defending myself and my own house for beating up my baby dad that I've been had domest domestic violence charges against. He's a corrupt cop. like, "No, he's up and I'm getting his job taken tomorrow." I promise you I am cuz he arrested me tonight. He put me in handcuffs tonight. His whole job is getting taken. I don't give a [ __ ] >> Can you just say >> I have a whole college degree and everything. >> I work with disabled people. I work with miss and the all the healthare system. Don't like officer. I'm not tell you. >> I know. >> I don't about all this. Like I don't want to talk to nobody else. It's not going to help me. Like if I'm not going to help you and you're not going to help me, don't talk to me. But if I'm going to help you and you're not helping me, don't talk to me. >> Just have a seat. All right. We'll be right back. >> So you're driving this car. >> I'm driving this car. >> If you don't, I promise you I'll find a way to get this out. >> I know. I I'll I'm driving this car. >> Like I will break the whole window with my arms. >> I think I promise you I will drive a car back. >> The woman was later convicted of driving while intoxicated. From a legal perspective, this is a typical example of how a minor traffic violation can escalate into serious criminal charges if the suspect does not cooperate with the police. The girl's uncontrolled offensive and defiant behavior not only caused difficulties for the authorities, but also caused her to face much more serious consequences. On to the next story where a sobriety test fanned the flames of anger and ended with the sound of handcuffs ringing into THE NIGHT. >> I AM NOT DOING ANYTHING WRONG. >> STOP. What are you doing? Sit in the car. [screaming] >> Ohio police received reports of a woman screaming threats from inside a vehicle. [music] When they found her in the parking lot and tried to approach her gently, they did not expect that in just a [music] split second, the conversation would turn into chaos. >> Hello. >> Hi. How are you? >> Good. What's going on? >> Nothing. >> Any reason why you're here? >> I was uh at my mom's house, which is like a few houses down. >> Okay. Were you yelling or something? Cuz we got a call that you were yelling at your car or yelling at somebody. >> I was trying to see if my mom was there. >> All right. All right. We had The neighbor was concerned. She heard you yelling out of the car. She got kind of a little nervous. That's why she called us. >> I've never been there before. So, it's a new car. >> Okay. What are you What are you doing now? >> She has my daughter. >> Okay. So, are you going back over there? >> No. Just going to go home. >> Were you Were you Were you guys arguing? >> Situation. Were >> you guys? >> No. No. She's not even there. We don't even talk. >> Did your mom know you were coming over? Have you talked to her on the phone or anything or just you just went over there? >> I have not talked to my mother yet. >> So, what was the reason? >> Psycho. Well, why would you go over there then? If you know it's going to cause a conflict, why would you go over there? Okay. Your daughter's an adult, though, right? When's the last time you talked to her? >> Today. >> Okay. >> The best thing you could do is just drop it because it's a horrible situation and like there's nothing going on tonight. You >> have anything to drink tonight? >> I'm not getting into this [ __ ] man. I'm just trying to go home. >> I am being a human being. All right. >> I know you guys don't get much here in Canfield. Let me go. >> I can't let you go if you've been drinking. If you've been driving or if you've been drinking. >> Who said I was drinking and driving? >> I miss saying if you were drinking, I can't let you drive. >> Not >> right. >> The police asked her to perform sobriety tests, but she began to erect invisible barriers one by one. The question is, are these real limitations or just a veil to hide a truth that she does not dare to face? >> Well, here's the plan. I want I want to do a couple tests here to make sure you can drive back to Austin Town. Okay, just do me a favor. Just come right over here for me. Okay. See the tip of my pen here? >> Yep. >> Okay. I want you to follow it. Okay. >> [ __ ] me like the last person the last police person that did this to me [ __ ] me. >> I'm not trying to do that. Okay. >> Yeah. Well, it happened. >> Just follow the tip of my pen. Okay. With your eyes and your eyes only. Okay. Don't move your head. You understand? I >> I hear you. >> All right. Just follow the pen >> as >> just move just move your eyes, not your head. Okay. >> Yep. >> There you go. Just like that. >> You know I have eye problems, right? No, you don't know that. See this yellow line for me? What I want you to do on that yellow line right now, don't start the test until I tell you to. Okay? Just put your left foot on that line for me. You understand that? >> I don't have back problems, right? What's wrong with your back surgery? >> Okay. How long? >> And I have problems in my left leg. >> Okay. What kind of problems? >> All right. We'll take that in consideration. Okay. >> Never, but I'm still going to do it. >> Take nine to step. Remember, I said don't start until I tell you to. Okay. When I tell you to, you going to take nine hood toe steps counting out. >> You need to keep walking. Don't start until I tell you to. Okay. You understand the directions. >> You really want to get me, don't you? >> I'm asking you questions. You understand the directions that I gave you. >> I'm asking you a question. You really want to get me, don't you? >> I don't want to get you. I'm just want you. >> Just do the trust. I'm trying to explain it to you. Okay. >> When am I allowed to go? >> Okay. Go ahead and start. >> I wanted to go a million times ago. >> Okay. I want you to do the next test. Okay. Just real quick. I need you to stand in front of me. Okay. Okay. 1,004 1,005 Keep your leg straight. >> Keep your legs straight for me. Count for me out loud. >> You guys are a joke. 100, 101. Hold on. 100,00 1,00256. >> Keep your legs straight. >> 100,00. I did seven. >> Okay. All right. >> And and and then you guys want to >> I told you I told you up to 30. Remember I said up to 30. >> No, you said >> I said up to 30. Okay. So, how many drinks has you had tonight? >> No, we're going to do this. >> Okay, it's okay. We don't I don't want you to hurt yourself. Okay, we're done with that test. Okay, so my next question to you is how many drinks have you had tonight? >> Zero. >> Okay, cuz with the test that I saw, it seemed like you had a little bit more the zero drinks. >> Oh, really? >> Yes. So, you want to be truthful with me? >> Zero. You guys having fun with this? >> No, we're not. >> No one's having fun. We're just trying to >> No, he is. You guys are You guys are from Campfield. >> Well, I'm not judging you where you're from. I'm not from Campfield. I'm from somewhere else, actually. But and ultimately tonight, we're going to get you home as long as cuz as you just cooperate and listen. >> You're looking at me. You think I can't drive home. >> I'm going to go home. >> How much have you >> by myself? >> Because I have not. >> How much have you had to drink? >> None. You're >> As the investigation continued, the police were forced to take the final step. And at that moment, she began her crazy performance. One wrong step cost her dearly. >> You drank too much. Stand here. Stop walking away. >> Do not drink too much. >> Get away from me. I am NOT DOING ANYTHING WRONG. >> STOP. LISTEN. STOP. >> I tell him to take his hand off of me. >> You going to listen to us? >> No. And I will drill you campfield cops into the ground. Just >> I am not doing anything wrong. [screaming] >> I am NOT DOING ANYTHING WRONG. >> STOP. TURN. >> NO, I am not doing anything. >> Stop moving. Stop moving. Stop moving. I got this one. Good. Stop. Stop. >> I am not doing anything. >> Stop. STOP YOU. I AM NOT DOING >> I GOT IT. [screaming] I'M GOOD. >> You good? >> Stop resisting. Put your hands behind your back so we can stand you up. STOP. ENOUGH. >> STOP. STOP. >> LISTEN. We're going to sit you up. You have to stop pulling away and start pulling away. >> Let go of the cuffs now. >> You are sick. Oh my god. I'm going to >> Okay, stop moving so WE CAN SET YOU UP. >> I got it. You got it. >> Go nowhere. >> Stop moving. Stop moving. >> Stop moving right now. >> I'm sick of my stomach. Can I move over? >> As soon as we get this cuff on. >> Let's go. >> You arrested somebody that didn't do anything. >> Yes. >> Stop. DON'T KICK ME. >> [ __ ] YOU. STOP. STOP. WHY ARE YOU getting yourself in more IN TROUBLE? JUST STOP. >> I DIDN'T EVEN DO ANYTHING. >> WHAT ARE YOU DOING RIGHT NOW? We're trying to have you have a seat in a car and you're fighting us. >> The screams rang out. No longer a protest, but like a hysteria breaking out in the midst of undeniable reality. In that moment, everything she tried to cover up with words revealed itself through her actions. There was no turning back. No chance to hide. >> Have a seat. Have a seat. Listen. Stop. Have a seat. Have a seat in the car. Have a seat. >> Hold it. Hold. Take a breath. Take a breath. >> Leave me alone. >> Stop pulling away. >> Stop. Take a breath. >> Let me call my husband. >> We're going to let you make Stop. >> LET ME CALL MY HUSBAND. LET ME CALL MY HUSBAND. MY PHONE IS RIGHT THERE. >> NO. YOU GUYS ARE SICK. [ __ ] >> DANIELLE, STOP. >> NO. [ __ ] YOU. YOU SICK [ __ ] DANIELLE, >> NO. BOTH OF YOU TWO ARE >> YOU WANT TO CALL YOUR h you want to call your husband? >> No. >> Okay. Well, you just asked us to. We were trying to help you. >> I do. I do. >> You stop. In 2 minutes, we'll let you call. >> Doc, what are you doing? Sit in the car. Sit in the car. grab her shoulder and pull her up so she CAN [laughter] UP. [screaming] [screaming] [screaming] >> OH, STOP. >> Just shut. Shut the door. >> Shut the door. Why are you [screaming] doing anything wrong? >> Get your feet in here. Get your feet in here. >> Operating a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or drugs, OVI, is considered a firstdegree misdemeanor punishable by 3 days to 6 months in jail and a fine of $375 to $1,075 according to Ohio Revised Code SS4919. After trial, Jordan was convicted of driving under the influence OVI, assaulting a police officer, resisting arrest, and obstructing public duty. After considering the circumstances, the court sentenced her to 180 days of suspended imprisonment, 18 months of probation, mandatory 100 hours of community service, and payment of $24 in fees and fines. You mean to get my stuff because you're upstairs. [screaming] >> Why? There's nothing in my bag. I'm not. We missed it. So, put me a handcuff. >> She must have thought the supermarket was a charity store and the trolley [music] was a fateful shopping basket. >> I'm not 50. That's what I was saying. They were matches. Matches are supposed to be free. >> Put your hands behind back. We're trying to do a civil right. >> Just stepped through the gate. All moral principles fly away with the unpaid bill. What seemed like a simple encounter quickly spiraled out of control within minutes. >> Why? There's nothing in my bag. I'm not resistant. So, put me in handcuffs. Why? Hand behind your back. I did not say I'm telling him I'm pregnant. >> On January 15th, 2025, a call from a shopping center brought Illinois's police face to face with a situation that seemed minor but was fraught with tension and conflict. >> Okay, >> there may be some confusion on some issues inside. Do you have anything in your bag? You should not. >> No, I just retired some stuff. >> Can you step over here with us? >> Why? >> There. >> Here, let me Okay, let me go over here cuz I'm going to let you see. >> Well, we're not going to get in the car. >> I'm not getting in the car. I'm going to let you see that there's nothing in there >> in your bag. >> Yeah. >> Okay. You're not getting in. >> I'm not getting in. >> You're not getting fighting me. Let me show you. >> I'm not fighting you. >> I'm going to show you what's in my bag >> for right now. >> Okay. Can I show you? Yes or no? Okay. Guys, let me show you. I'm going to sit the bag down and show you. >> Yeah. >> Okay. I'm not going in there. >> I'm not. There's nothing in my bag. >> Stop. >> Stop. I am. I'm not doing nothing. What is he trying to do? >> I'm not doing nothing. I'm putting my hands on my pocket. >> Put your Put them behind your back. >> I'm not I'm done. I don't care what >> If you didn't do any If you didn't do anything, then why you know for sure? >> Yes. Tell them. I'm not going. I'm going back in the store >> so I can see him lying in his head. >> You're not going to handcuff him. >> Let me go. You can't >> tell him to let me go. I'm not pissed. So, put me in handcuffs. Why are you trying to take my bag? >> No. Why am I going handcuffed? You want >> No, I don't. Let me go. >> I don't want too much right now. I said you can look at my bag from your store. We're trying to be nice. I don't want to fall. >> When orders were not followed and emotions ran high with heavy accusations and an unending struggle, the situation quickly escalated beyond anyone's expectations. >> Is there anything in my bag? I'm not doing nothing. >> I'm not going to. >> Yes. No. I'm going I'm going to cooperate. Can I please turn around? >> You're going to be putting me hands. No, >> I'm black yesterday. >> No, it isn't. What the [ __ ] What's black? Will you let me cook like y'all doing anything? >> This is resisting, >> Dad. No, I'm not. >> This is resisting, ma'am. >> Ma'am, this is resisting. >> No, I'm not. Look how you my wrist. >> I'm trying to get you control of this. >> [ __ ] in my bag. >> Nothing that belongs to your store. And is there anything in your bag? Everything I have I came in with. Is there anything in my bag? I'm not. >> I'm not going to. >> Yes. No. I'm going to I'm going to cooperate. Can I please turn around? You're going to be putting me in black. Yes, it is. >> No, it isn't. Ma'am, what what's black out? >> Would it let me pump like y'all do any >> This is resisting. >> No, I'm not. >> This is resisting, ma'am. >> Ma'am, this is resisting. >> No, I'm not. Look how my rent. >> I'm trying to get you control of this. >> [ __ ] in my bag. >> Nothing that belongs to your store. And is there anything in your bag? Everything I have, I came in with. She continued to argue vehemently, asserting her innocence and claiming that her personal rights had been violated during the police handling of the situation. >> Have a seat. >> THEY SAYING THAT I PUT [ __ ] IN MY BAG. That's what you said, right? This is on camera. >> Then you said it and I told you I came in here with it, right? So what are you talking about to them? >> Just cooperate. >> I am. Take me back in the store. NO, YOU'RE NOT >> YES, I AM. >> MA'AM, you know my name, but I don't EVEN KNOW YOUR NAME. >> YES, my name is My name is >> I don't know you, ma'am. Can you take me back in there? >> Once we get done with everything, take me back in there. Are >> you going to take me back in there? >> Have a seat. Can you take me back? You keep saying. >> No, I'm not listening because he sat here. I'm telling him I'm pregnant. Look how you doing me. >> What? Arresting you. >> No. And I'm pregnant. >> Okay. You're the one that was resisting, not us. >> When? >> You weren't cooperating with us. >> When did I resist? >> Then you came along. I said, "I'LL COOPERATE WITH YOU." YES, I DID. Y'ALL TWO AGAINST ONE. Come on. The police do this ALL THE TIME. AND I SAID, "WHAT'S THE PROBLEM?" TELL YOU, "I'D COME right to my car." He said, "You're not getting in the car. I'm not trying to. >> You absolutely did." >> No, I did not. >> You absolutely have a seat. >> In the back seat have a seat. >> From the back seat and they recording it right now. I hope it is recorded. >> It's all recorded. >> Right. So, give me a a sergeant out here. >> We will. >> Now, like now, that's my bag. And you saying, "Let me search your bag." I came in with that bag. I went to the damn customer service desk and then I asked the girl in Sephora. So what the belongs to them in that bag? >> If this was not that big of a deal, why are you putting up such a fight? >> Because I'm TRYING TO FIGURE OUT WHY DID THEY >> Why are you putting up such a fight? >> Because I had my rights, too. >> You lost your right when you >> No, I didn't. I did. >> You lost your right when you get in the car. >> I DID NOT RESPOND. I DID NOT get in the car. You let me walk to my >> Between the handcuffs and the camera, she held firm to one thing. She had done nothing wrong and deserved to be heard. Was this a cry for help or a calculated stand? >> You walked OUT THE STORE WITHOUT >> NO, I DIDN'T. OH MY GOD. Are you kidding me right now? >> That was my >> Can you please give me a chance to prove this? >> Well, you will if you sit in the car, but you don't want to do that. >> Where's the camera at? >> I'm not. I'm not. >> You are. >> Do you want to >> You asked what the deal was. >> Can you walk to Do you want to walk me to my car right now? >> Get to your car and try to get you in there, >> man. I'm trying to tell y'all y'all. They sitting here lying. But I'm not right now. >> I don't think they're lying. >> Yes, they are. How did they If I had He took my whole bag, right? >> Just keep yelling. EVERYBODY SEES YOU YELLING. >> NO, HE took my whole bag. How the did I not come in there with that stuff in my bag? >> Keep yelling. Keep yelling. >> He full of That's why he taking that stuff to my car. He talking about it was on camera. Camera where >> you know THEY HAVE >> CAMERAS EVERYWHERE. I told you and I did. No, I'm not. want to listen. >> No, I'm not. He doesn't want to hear it. >> Well, you know what? You're going to go to jail. >> Why? >> He just told you. >> You can watch you yell and scream and throw. >> Yes, they are going to watch me yell and scream and throw a fit. >> Me either. And I'm going to see the Sergeant coming. >> Yep. >> Is that him? I'm not going to yell and scream. I'm going to tell them because you new on the scene. >> I am. Uh-huh. >> No, I'm talking about you just came. They are so full of right now. I'm not Smith. This is how you're active. As soon as I get in this car and y'all take me to jail, then what? >> Nope. I don't want to hear it. >> I got to prove it. >> I tried to be nice to you. >> No, you're not. >> Y'all all work together. No, he came out here. He came out here lying, talking about I took something. I was literally in the store. Watch camera. No, because now it's on. >> She was later arrested and taken to the local detention center, closing the final chapter of her hope to prove her innocence. comfortable. >> He's going to switch them out. They He's moving them around. So >> So where am I going >> to the >> We'll have a B. >> N. >> As soon as you get there, >> as soon as you get there, they'll let you make a phone call. >> The faster we do this, the faster you go to make phone call. >> I'm not going to No, they're going to throw me in a hole. No, >> they'll power it off at the gym. >> I'll power it off. >> Get numbers out of it when you get there. >> I know. >> So, leave it on until you get there. >> But what I'm saying there is uh they'll um you'll have a phone right there. >> If you leave it on, you're going to get out to the jail. They'll let you get in your phone and get numbers out of there that you need. Okay. But if you shut it off, then you're going have to go through the whole rig of Maro waiting for it to turn back on. >> Kind of be helpful. >> I I don't need >> And then I can't go for nothing today. It's over with. The time is over. >> Well, I don't know. Yeah. >> 2:00 is when I do it. >> So, I got to stay all night. Do you know about what time? >> I don't know. Yep. The faster you get out there, the faster they let you know. >> Can I ask you something about >> the long >> I know it ain't >> nothing we can do about this. You got to go. >> I know this part, but I was >> You got to sit down and I and I'll have them walk away after you, sir. >> Okay. You get that red stripe in there. That strap in there, that's your seat belt. Okay. Hang on to it. All right. She was prosecuted on two charges. Petty theft and resisting a law enforcement. >> She was prosecuted on two charges. Petty theft and resisting a law enforcement officer. Next, a woman in an orange [music] shirt and a crazy excuse. But [snorts] what happened next really made the police say, "You're under arrest. >> Nobody should get my stuff because you're a jerk. THAT'S NOT FAIR. >> I'M not empty." That's what I was saying. They were magic. That's supposed to be free. >> Police responded to a report of a woman shoplifting at Walmart. When confronted and asked for a receipt, she responded with a series of frantic pleas, then suddenly struggled in the subway doorway. >> Hello. >> Hello. >> Hi. We have somebody matching your description and shoplifting at the Walmart. >> They said they took off towards the subway wearing an orange jacket striped. >> Oh, yeah. No, I mean, they said they thought I was, but I don't have a flashlight I didn't have a flashlight that I got at their store. >> Okay. I got one at Harbor Freight a lot earlier and I have I got matches in a rope cuz I'm setting up my camp again and it's dark. You know what I mean? But I didn't need that. I just needed the matches in the rope so I could set up the tartar. >> Do you have a receipt >> uh >> for the I thought you said you got matches in a tarp. >> Yeah, I got matches in a rope. >> Do you have a receipt for the transaction? >> Huh? >> Do you have a receipt for that transaction? >> No, I'm just getting a sandwich now. I don't know. I'm I mean I got it all over here. For what? >> The rope. The rope. It is. >> Okay. >> For what? >> For shoplifting. >> I did not know. I just bought that shopping. >> Okay. >> I didn't know. >> Hey, relax. >> You're being detained. >> For what? >> Shoplifting. >> I didn't shop. >> Relax. >> You have to make Please don't do this. Hi. >> Crap. >> Why do you have to rescue? WHY >> DETAIN? HEY, >> don't do that. [screaming] >> MY STUFF. MY OFFICE IS ON THE fire with my stuff. >> It's not important. It is important. THAT'S NOT FAIR. NOBODY SHOULD get my stuff because you're A JERK. THAT'S UNFAIR. >> STAND UP. >> NO. >> NO. You had to be fair. Please. >> Please, somebody be fair to me. >> The identity was not revealed and she was uncooperative. [music] And then the woman began to talk about the girls who had laughed at her and the shadow of rejection that had surrounded her for the past year. >> What's your name? [screaming] >> Ma'am. >> What's your name? Now, >> it's not my business. Nobody will even let me know. >> What's your name? >> Nobody will even let me know. >> How am I supposed to help you? >> Okay. What's your name? >> How am I supposed to help you if nobody lets me know? >> You're going to get charged with consent if you don't. >> I'm finally just doing well. I did my business. They called me down. >> Okay. What's your name? >> No. >> No. >> Okay. >> When asked what was in her bag, she replied, "I don't remember. Maybe golf balls or a flashlight or pain. But the strangest confession came soon after. >> A shoplifting was reported. I did see video footage of [music] you. >> I'll be shoplifting. >> Yes. >> How? >> What's on video footage? >> What did I lift? >> What do you mean? What you lift? >> What did I lift? >> What' you grab? >> What did I shop for? That's not shoplifting. >> If you if you grab something and then you leave all the time. >> Do you have those flashlights on you? >> What? You guys took everything. I paid $10 for that sandwich that I'm not getting now because of you guys. You know how much that's cost you? You know what I don't have? >> I'm sorry about that. >> Not to mention my house. >> I don't know what I'm supposed to do. >> Do you have any of >> What am I supposed to do? >> Do you have any of the >> And then when they let me out, what am I supposed to do then? >> Do you have any flashlight? >> These people that are going to laugh at me for getting arrested. >> Do you have any flashlights on you? >> I don't know. >> Do you have any >> I don't know what I have on me. I don't even know if I have clothes or not. I feel so stupid. >> You do have clothes on, man. >> Obviously, my flesh is my clothes. >> I'm asking your question. Well, I'm answering your question. Can I can I check your pockets to make sure there's no flashlight so we can rule that out? >> So what do you mean? You could just take everything out of value off of me because you already have. >> So right now you're being detained. Okay. For the crime of shopping, >> obviously. Can I get out? >> No. >> Why? >> You're not free to leave. >> I'm not free to leave. I'm not trying to leave. What am I going to do? Leave in handcuffs and then run around? Like somebody's going to set me free? Like I'm not just going to get thrown out and made fun of some more because I'm in handcuffs. I can't get out of >> Yeah. Okay. So can I check your pockets to make sure there's no flashlight in there? >> No. >> No. Is that going to stop you? >> No. Well, whenever we do when you do get arrested for shoplifting, [music] I will >> I'm not shoplifting. That's what I was saying. They were matches. Matches are supposed to be free. >> Okay. Well, >> I don't know about the rope. Maybe the rope. I'm sorry. But still, like, what is that so big? And where does it have you taking them? >> Two packages. It's just like a regular long flashlight. And then the ones that has like the LED bar. So, >> you guys want to pursue for the shoplifting? Why? Why can't you just ticket me and make me pay you? >> Like, I would pay you. I just don't have that much to pay you all at once. >> 1948. >> Please let me pay you. >> Okay. Well, unfortunately, that ship has sailed. >> I thought I was on a payment plan. >> No. >> Why can't I just pay you? >> There there's no payment plan when it comes to Walmart or at least any business. >> That's [ __ ] I had a $25 dividend from them. Okay. >> You have anything on you that could cut stab or poke me? I have a piece, but I'm not sure in my little cage bag. >> I only took what I needed to survive, she insisted. But what was in the bag? And why is Walmart so determined to take this to court? >> What do you have right here? >> I don't know. >> You don't know? >> I don't remember. I have to strap everything to me and I don't know what I have on me till I get to a spot where I can take it all out and go through it. >> A golf ball. >> I [clears throat] juggle. Oh, I taught myself to juggle during the co. >> That's pretty cool. >> Not. >> Is it difficult to learn? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I see. That's a useful skill. >> I don't think so. >> It is. >> Keep me from wanting to hurt myself or other people, but I don't get a very often to do it because nobody gives a about that stuff. >> Well, there's a lot of people that make >> and I don't give a that stuff. I want to be warm and I want to be loved and I want to be home >> and I haven't been any of those things for a year. Before that, I kept going through it and people just kept laughing at me. The same four set of girls laughing at me that I couldn't use my make money. >> I don't want to do what they did. I will not do what they did. >> Please come home. >> But I don't think they're wrong or they're bad or they're stupid. >> I just think they're mean. >> Can you please come out? >> And I can be mean and ugly. But I don't want to do what people say. I just get over it. I don't think people have the right to do this to me personally. >> Do what? >> What you doing? >> Checking to make sure you don't have any merchandise on you. >> Well, look what what did I get that wasn't absolutely necessary for my life. >> Okay, I understand my safety. >> Like, I at least care about my life and my safety. I don't go around risking everybody else's. >> I understand. In the state of California, petty theft of $950 or less is considered a misdemeanor punishable by up to 6 months in county jail and or a fine of up to $1,000. The woman has been formally charged with theft and resisting arrest. Walmart confirmed it intends to pursue legal action. Unfortunately, the rules don't count for acting.