Step out of the car, please. >> Step out of the car. >> You're not telling me what you stopped me for. >> You don't have a license. >> I don't have a license. I don't have a >> You don't have a license. >> I didn't do anything. >> Step out of the car. >> I didn't do anything. I didn't do it. I didn't do it. >> One car, one arrogant remark, and suddenly the entire road became the stage for a real-life wake-up call. >> Mom, these polices are trying to kill arrest me. Mom, I I I don't want to go to jail. I don't want to go to jail. I don't want to go to jail. I don't >> Hey, stop. Just stay in the car until we figure it out, okay? >> Mom, [ __ ] stop. What? >> She thought she could argue her way out with the police, but just minutes later reality taught her a costly lesson. Routine traffic stop turned chaotic when the woman boldly declared, "I've never needed a driver's license to drive." >> Step out of the car, please. >> Step out of the car. >> You're not telling me what you stopped me for. No. >> You don't have a license. >> I don't have a license. I don't have a >> You don't have a license. >> Mom, these polices are trying to kill arrest me. Mom, I I I don't want to go to jail. I don't want to go to jail. I don't want to go to jail. >> Instead of cooperating, she challenged the officer's authority. Just seconds later, a real reality check was waiting for her. Okay, then step out. >> Step out of the car. >> Step out of the car. >> Step out of the car, please. >> Step out of the car. >> You're not telling me what you stopped me for. No. >> You don't have a license. You don't >> I don't have a license. >> You just said you don't have a license. >> I don't have my driver's license on me. I never had to step out of the car when I didn't have my driver's license. >> I'm going to tell you one more time to step out of the car. >> Okay, step out of the car for what? Okay, step out of the car for what? >> I just explained to you. Step out of the car. >> For what? >> Last time I'm going to tell you. >> No, you didn't tell me what you're stopping me for. What the [ __ ] >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> What's your name? >> Get out of the car. >> Mom, look at him. He's trying to >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything. Don't touch my [ __ ] phone. >> Stop. >> I didn't Mom. >> Get out of the car. >> Mom. Mom, these polices are trying to kill arrest me. Put me in the back. Mom, Mom, I don't want to go to jail. I don't want to go to jail. I don't want to go to jail. I don't >> She thrashed and cursed repeating you humiliated me in front of my mother but by then all reason had vanished in a blind wave of rage. >> You're the one acting like this. You're under arrest. Stop. Get in the car. Get in the car. Get in the car. I ain't calling nobody. >> Like near the last two screaming. I didn't hear you. >> Oh, [ __ ] >> Did you Did you talk to her at all? Can you come get the baby? >> in the car in the car >> the baby? >> Uh yes. >> baby baby There you go. All right. Um >> Handcuffed in the backseat, the woman began threatening to sue. The officers remained calm, but every word they spoke was drowned out by her relentless screaming. >> Whoever I got to go to, I'm getting you off that [ __ ] You better hope you [ __ ] live to see next week, bro. Straighten the [ __ ] up. Straighten up. Straighten up. And I need help. Let me get your name. Let me get your name. Can I get your name? Can I get your name? Can I get your name? Yeah. I swear to God, bro. Who you Who your officer Who your Who your own captain is? Who your captain is? Who your captain is? Yeah. And I got a bruise on my leg. Oh, yeah. Y'all going to straighten the [ __ ] jail block. And I got a bruise on my [ __ ] leg. And I got a bruise on my leg. >> That's because you were resisting. >> Yeah. Yeah. I'm taking this [ __ ] to trial. You got me That's why I got plenty money. That [ __ ] going to trial. Watch. Yeah, I showed you. [ __ ] and I got a bruise on my [ __ ] leg for no [ __ ] reason, bro. All right. So, when you go to Let me call somebody so I can talk to my mama. So, I can ask somebody to come up here and get me so I can call my mama. >> All right. Call the person in charge of this. Are you able to come to Franklin Park? Uh she's going to be going to jail, but I need you to come pick up her son. She's She's okay. >> No, I'm not, mama. No, I'm not. I got a bruise on my >> I just I just need you to come pick up her her child. >> No, I'm not. No, I'm not okay. >> No, she's okay. >> No, I'm not, mama. I got a bruise on my [ __ ] leg. No, I'm not okay. No, I'm not. >> I understand that completely. Yeah, she's she's screaming and yelling. She's mad that she's going to be going to jail, but uh she caused a scene here in front of baby. I'm just trying to make sure the baby's taken care of. All right, thank you. See, the problem is she's screaming and yelling at mom. She didn't tell mom what was going on. So, screaming and yelling saying that something was happening. So, she was afraid something was happening inside the baby's stomach. >> Yeah. >> So, mom's grandma's going to be coming, but she's got to get a ride now. >> She panicked, demanding to call a supervisor, accusing the officers of racism, and screaming non-stop inside the sweltering, tension-filled patrol car. >> No, I haven't. >> Ain't no causing a scene, bro. You caused a scene, bro. You caused a scene. No, I don't feel safe. You racist as [ __ ] And I don't even want no black cops, no black police up here. Y'all both racist as [ __ ] bro. Y'all both racist. Ask that [ __ ] where his birthday is. That [ __ ] the same age as me. [ __ ] ass [ __ ] That [ __ ] from Yucaipa, [ __ ] That [ __ ] from Yucaipa, [ __ ] ass cop. Tell him that you don't know me, [ __ ] The [ __ ] wrong with you, [ __ ] >> Come on, ma'am. >> All right, I don't feel safe in here. >> Okay, you have to sit right >> No, I don't. >> Okay. >> I don't feel safe at all. >> All right. >> I've never been I've never been treated like this by a police, and I don't feel safe. >> okay, ma'am. >> I don't I got a bruise on my leg. You wouldn't think I wouldn't feel safe in a >> You going to let me talk to you? >> Go ahead. Go ahead. >> You know you got to calm down. >> You just asked me, and I said I didn't feel safe. >> Okay, and then I was going to ask you something else, but you wouldn't stop. Okay. Why don't you feel safe? >> Just tell me why you don't feel safe. >> Because I got snatched out of a car. I have a bruise on my leg in front of my I don't feel safe. >> Okay. All right. Do you understand why you were stopped? >> No, I don't. I don't. >> All right. >> When he walked me to the car, all he asked was did I have an ID? Did I have a driver's license? >> explain or not? >> What was it? >> We have what they call license plate readers. Okay. So, when you pass through, it automatically pops up. We all have them on our cars. Hang on. It set up for us to >> I'm going to jail. It don't matter what I got stopped for. I just feel I don't feel safe. Can you call your Are you the captain? >> I am in charge out here. >> You're not a captain. You're not You're in charge out here. >> the sergeant out here. >> You're not the captain. >> This is how you go to jail. You're going to go in the back of the patrol car. >> Okay. >> Soon as he gets done, soon as he gets you over there, okay? >> Okay. Can you Can you Can you untie my things a little bit because they're they are a little tight. >> Let me see. >> This one is very tight. Not that one. The right one. The right >> The right one? Okay. You say that's tight and I can put my finger in there. Okay. >> You can put your finger in it. >> Yeah, look. Watch. Here. Here. So that you can see it. >> Okay, that's fine. You ain't going to You're not going to untie me. >> It's fine. I didn't say I wouldn't loosen them. I'm just saying I want you to see they're not tight. You keep moving your hands around. I will unlock them one lock. >> In Florida, driving without a license can result in a fine of up to $500, 0 cents, or 60 days in jail. While resisting an officer without violence is a first-degree misdemeanor punishable by up to 1 year in jail or a $1,000, 0 cents fine, the woman was charged with driving without a license and resisting without violence. She pleaded no contest, receiving 6 months of probation and an order to complete community service. Up next, Florida's Independence Day took a wild turn when police received a call about a woman allegedly hiding something unbelievable in her pants. >> Put your hands behind your [ __ ] back. Come on. Keep your hands behind you. >> No, she didn't do anything. >> Hey, stop. Stop. >> She didn't do anything. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> She didn't do anything. I did it. She didn't do anything. I did it. She didn't do anything. I did it. >> Okay. >> I did it. She didn't do anything. It was me. >> All right. >> It was me. She didn't do nothing. >> Are you hurt anywhere? >> She didn't do nothing. >> You're being detained. Stand up. You're being detained. >> Okay, I got you. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I got it. She's got it. I'm good. >> You're just being detained right now until we figure it out, okay? >> Oh my arm's hurting. I'll stop walking. Can one of y'all hold me? Just one. >> No, lay down. >> That hurt. >> Who is this? Do they know you? >> I don't know her. >> Are you hurt anywhere? >> I'm all right. I'm fine. >> Cuz we went down to the ground. Are you hurt anywhere? >> I can't walk. I got to call the ambulance. I'm all right. >> She didn't do nothing. She didn't do nothing. I did it. I take She didn't do anything. >> Together, they walked across the street. I flipped her around right here. All right. I said, "Hey, come here." And she started running. All right, stand up. Come on, use one of your lights. Let's see her. Here, help her. Curry, grab the other side. >> Bend that leg in. Bend the leg in. >> You got a bag in your hand? What kind of bag do you have? Yeah. >> We're going to try not to drag you up. You got to do some work, though. >> Get up. Try to get up. I'm going >> Well, we're going to help you cuz you're handcuffed. We're going to make sure you don't fall. >> Are you with Tony or Tonya? >> When officers arrived, she argued, shouted, and blamed her companion. Within seconds, a seemingly simple encounter turned into a scene no one could believe. >> All right, let's get her in the car real quick. >> She didn't do anything. >> All right, we'll get the We'll get the deputy to get her up. He's got a bag coming. You got to work. Sorry, my stuff is all over the place. We'll put this in there. >> Okay. in my car. I'll put my phone around. I'll put it in my pocket. >> You're the one that called? >> I am the one that called, yes. >> Okay. >> She's back there right now. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Um just tell me real quick, did you talk officer Arkin out? >> No, sir. No, I came I heard yelling by there, so I just want to make sure he was okay. >> Okay. Tell me what happened. >> Yeah, we had the two, one with red hair, one with black hair. They were walking down the aisle and they had crab legs and all of a sudden they disappeared in their purse. Me and the store managers approached them and asked for the receipt cuz you can see them through the purse and she just kept walking and said, "No, I'm leaving." And just kept going. That's when I called right away. >> Okay. All right. Can you hang out for one second? >> Yeah, absolutely. No problem. >> I'm going to be right back with you. I appreciate you coming over. >> Yeah, absolutely. >> So, they've got two of those, you see? I'll be right back. Everything on video over there? Perfect. What's your name? Where's your mom at? >> She home. >> She home? Who Who is this other lady to you? >> That's my auntie. >> That's your auntie? >> Excuse me. >> What? >> Can Can I get that phone and call my mom? >> Not Not right this second. We're going to figure it out here in a second, but we need to know what we have first, okay? >> Yes, sir. >> The officers tried to keep things under control, but when they bent down to help the suspect stand up, they discovered something that left the whole team struggling not to laugh. >> She said she's 17 and this is what she gave me. >> Excuse me. >> Get up on up. >> You have anything in your pockets, any drugs, anything that's going to poke me, stick me, anything like that, no weapons? >> Search in your pants. >> Got you. Just stay facing me. >> Good lord. >> Oh. >> Do you have like leggings under your pants? >> The Gerber bags? >> Jesus. >> Hell yeah. Come on. >> Jesus. >> Keep the stuff that's separated. That was in her purse. >> I just want the other. >> So, whatever is like >> Okay. Is that it or do we want more? >> You have a bag in here? >> What else did you get? Was it just the two shrimp in the I don't even know what that is. >> Are they grips? >> Grips. >> What seemed like a petty theft turned out to be much worse. She had dragged a 17-year-old into trouble, making the case far more serious. >> Which phone is yours? >> Both of them. >> You got two phones? >> Yes, sir. Can I call my mama? >> Hold on. >> Okay. >> Hey. We might be able to let you go here soon, so just be patient, all right? I'm going to have you step out, all right? She's going to search you. >> Search the vehicle for me. >> Huh? >> In the USA. >> Happy 4th of July. She's got something about her. So, when she has nothing on her, she's not getting charged with anything. >> Is that normal? >> No, you're good. Where'd you say your key was? Right there? Oh, I see it. >> Uh-huh. Okay. All right, she's good. >> All right, we're good. All right. So, just put your hand on your head when I release your cuff, okay? >> No, no, no, that's my phone. >> Unless yours. Who let them loose first? Put your hand on your head. >> Why did she say it was hers? >> Or not. Are we able to get a receipt for all this? These are the ones that were in her hands, so you probably want to throw these away. You probably want to throw these away. Yeah. Yeah. >> In the end, she received a short jail sentence and a fine, but what shocked everyone was what the officers pulled from the most unexpected place. The case became a striking example of bizarre theft and blatant disregard for the law. Whether it's >> You guys can have my stuff because you're a jerk. That's not fair. Why? There's nothing in my bag. I'm not resisting. So, don't put me in handcuffs. >> She must have thought the supermarket was a charity store and the trolley was a faithful shopping basket. >> I'm not shoplifting. That's what I was saying. They were matching. Matching are supposed to be free. >> Put your hands behind your back. We're trying to do it civil. >> I said I'm telling him I'm pregnant. >> Just step 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 resisting. So, don't put me in handcuffs. >> We're trying to do it civil. >> I said I'm telling him I'm pregnant. >> January 15th, 2025, a call from a shopping center brought Illinois 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 in the store. >> What happened? >> Do you have anything in your bag you should not have? >> No. I just returned some stuff. >> Okay, can you step over here with us? >> Why? >> There are a few >> 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 the car. >> in. >> You're not getting in the car. >> fighting me. Let me show you. >> 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, Skaggs. Let me show you. I'm going to sit the bag down and show you. Yeah. It's going to Okay, I'm not going in there. I'm not. There's nothing in my bag. >> Stop. >> You're hurting my arm. >> Stop. >> I'm not doing nothing. >> Stop. >> What is he trying to do? >> Stop. >> I'm not doing nothing. I'm putting my hands in my pockets. >> Put them Put them behind your back. >> I'm not. I'm dead. I don't care what they say. >> If you didn't do anything, then why are you in the store? >> Yes, tell them. I'm not going. I'm going back in the store. >> No. >> So, I'm just saying that they're lying and saying that I >> We're going to stop. You're not going to stand up. >> Tell him to let me go. I'm not resisting. So, put me in handcuffs. Why are you trying to take my bag? No, why am I going in handcuffs? No, I don't. Let me go. You're doing too much right now. I'm saying you can look in my bag. >> We're trying to be nice from your store. We're trying to be nice. >> I don't want to be nice. >> 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 bags? >> No, I don't know. I'm not going to cooperate. >> Yes, no, I'm going to I'm going to cooperate. Can I please turn around? >> You're going to be clean handed or >> No, I'm not black. Yes, it is. >> No, it isn't, ma'am. What has What's black got anything to do with >> God, why don't you let me talk like y'all doing? You don't know. >> This is resisting. >> God, no, I'm not. >> This is resisting, ma'am. >> Ma'am, this is resisting. >> No, I'm not. Look how you pulling on my wrist. >> I'm trying to get you in control, ma'am. >> You're hurting my back. Nothing. That belongs to your store. >> Ma'am, is there anything in your bags? >> Everything I have I came in with. >> Ma'am, is there anything in my bags? >> I'm not doing nothing. I'm not going to cooperate. >> Yes, no, I'm going to I'm going to cooperate. Can I please turn around? >> You're going to be clean handed or >> No, I'm not black. Yes, it is. >> No, it isn't, ma'am. What What's black got anything to do with it? >> God, why don't you let me talk like y'all doing? You don't know. >> This is resisting. >> God, no, I'm not. >> This is resisting, ma'am. Ma'am, this is resisting. >> No, I'm not. Look how you pulling on my wrist. >> I'm trying to get you in control, ma'am. >> You're hurting my back. Nothing. That belongs to your store. >> Ma'am, is there anything in your bags? 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. >> Yes. >> Then you said it. >> Have a seat. >> And I told you I came in here with it, right? So, what are you talking about to them? >> Just cooperate. >> No, I am. Take me back in the store. God, 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, we'll take you back in there. >> to take me back in there? >> Just have a seat. >> Right, can you take me back? >> seat. >> You keep saying "Have a seat." Listen. I'm not listening because he sat here and lied to me. >> I did not >> I said 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? And 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?" And y'all come right to my car. He said, "You're not getting in the car." >> You're not getting in the car. >> to. >> You absolutely did. >> No, I did not. >> You absolutely have a seat. >> From the back seat? From the back seat? >> Have a seat. >> And they're recording it right now. Hope it is recording. >> It's all recording. >> Right. So, get me a a sergeant out here. >> We will. >> Now. Right now. No, don't. Because that's my bag. And you're 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 if it's a fork. 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 call you? >> a fight? >> Because I have my rights, too. >> You lost your right when you started >> No, I didn't. I didn't >> You lost your right when you tried getting in the car. >> I did not resist. 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? >> Did you walk out the store with that bag? >> 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. >> Well, do you want to put >> You asked what the deal was. >> Can you walk to Do you want to walk me to my car right now? >> Get in your car. I'm trying to get you in >> Man, I'm trying to tell y'all y'all they sitting here lying. I'm not right now. >> think they're lying. >> Yes, they are. How did they If I had He took my whole bag, right? No, he took >> Everybody sees you young. >> No, he took my whole bag. How the did I not come in here with that stuff in my bag? He fall That's why he taking that stuff to my car. He talking about it was on camera. Camera where? Cameras everywhere. And I did Y'all I'm not. No, I'm not. He got my stuff. Why? Me either. I'm finished Sorry you coming? Is that him? I'm not going to yell and scream. I'm going to tell him because you knew on the scene. No, I'm talking about you just came. They are so full of right now Smith. I'm not Smith. Smith, it's once I get in this car and y'all take me to jail, then what? I got to prove my point. 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, it because now it's on my >> She was later arrested and taken to the local detention center closing the final chapter of her hope to prove her innocence. >> He's going to switch them out. They He's moving them around. So >> So where am I going? >> County to the jail. You'll have a bond. >> How much is the bond is it? Can I use my phone? >> Nope. >> I got to tell these people where I'm going then >> As soon as you get there they'll As soon as you get there they'll let you make a phone call. The faster we do this the faster you get on with it. >> I'm going to not No, they're going to throw me in a holding thing. >> No, they'll power it off at the jail. >> They'll power it off. >> You get numbers out of it when you get >> I know. I I >> 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. You can 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 to go through the whole rigmarole waiting for it to turn back on. Okay? >> That would be helpful. >> I I don't Is that my hand, maybe? >> And then what I think going forward or next today is over with. The time is over with. >> Well, I don't know. Yeah, 2:00 is when they do it. >> So, I got to stay all night? What do you know about Wasteland? >> I don't I don't know. You have to be The faster you get out of there, the faster they're going to let you know. >> Can I ask you something without >> I don't know the law but the law >> I know it ain't but I don't know. >> There's nothing we can do about this. You got >> I know this part but what I was asking >> You got to sit down and I'll and I'll have them walk away after you sit. >> Okay. >> Watch your head when you get in there. That red strap strap in there, that strap in there, that's your seat belt, okay? You can hang on to it, all right? >> She was prosecuted on two charges, petty theft and resisting a law enforce. >> She was prosecuted on two charges, petty theft and resisting a law enforcement officer. >> Next, a woman in an orange shirt and a crazy excuse. But what happened next really made the police say, "You're under arrest." >> I don't have to give my stuff because you're a jerk. That's not fair. I'm not shoplifting. That's what I was saying. They were matching. Matching they're 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 that was shoplifting at the Walmart. >> Yeah. >> They said they took off through the subway wearing an orange jacket, striped pants. >> Oh, yeah, no. I mean, they said they thought I was but I don't have a flashlight. I didn't have a flashlight but I got it there so I >> Okay. >> I got one at Harbor Freight a lot earlier and I have I got matches and a rope cuz I'm setting up on my camp again and it's dark, you know what I mean? But I didn't need that. I just needed the matches and the rope so I could set up the tarp. do you >> a receipt? >> Uh for the what? >> matches. I thought you said you got matches in a [ __ ] >> Yeah, I got matches in a robe. >> Do you 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 why I'm I mean, I bought it all over here. >> From what? >> The boat The boat in here. >> Okay. >> For what? >> For shoplifting. >> I did not know. I just bought that sandwich. >> Okay. >> I did not know. >> You're being detained. >> For what? >> Shoplifting. You just told me. >> I didn't shoplift anything. >> Relax. >> You have to do No, please, don't. Do this >> Put your hands up. >> Why do you have to arrest me? Why? >> You're being detained. Hey. Relax. Don't do that. >> My stuff. My stuff is in the fire. And then he looks like stuff. >> Relax. >> It's not fair that you can do that. That's not fair. Nobody should get my stuff because you're a jerk. >> Relax. >> It's not fair. >> Stand up. >> No. No. You have to be fair, please. Please, somebody be fair to me. >> The identity was not revealed and she was uncooperative. And then the woman began to talk about the girls who had laughed at her in the shadow of rejection that had surrounded her for the past year. What's your name? Ma'am. What's your name? Ma'am. >> It's not my business. Nobody will even let me know. >> What's your name? >> Nobody will even let me know. >> What's your name? How am I supposed to help you? Okay, what's your name? >> How am I supposed to help you if nobody lets me know? >> to get charged with concealing if you don't give me your >> I was finally just doing well, minding my business, and call 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. >> The shoplifting that was reported, I did see video footage of you. >> shoplift what? >> Yes. >> How? >> Well, it's on video footage. >> What did I lift? >> What do you mean what you lift? >> What did I lift? >> What did you grab? >> What did I shop for? I don't shoplifting. >> Well, if you if you grab something and then you leave and you shoplift. >> the time. >> Do you have those flashlights on you? >> I thought you guys took everything. I paid $10 for that sandwich that I'm not getting now because of you guys. You know how much this cost you and what I don't have? >> I'm sorry about that. >> That's the mention of my house. I don't know what I'm supposed to do. >> Do you have any of the >> What am I supposed to do? >> Okay, do you have any of the >> And then what do you let me out? What am I supposed to do then? >> Do you have any flashlights on you? >> these people that are going to laugh at me for getting arrested. >> any flashlights on you? >> I don't know. 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, ma'am. >> Obviously. My flesh is my clothes. >> you a question. Well, I'm answering your question. >> Can I Can I check your pockets to make sure there's no flashlights so we can rule that out? >> So, what you got me? You just take everything out of value out of me because you already have. >> So, right now you're being detained, okay? For the crime of shoplifting. >> Obviously. Can I get out? >> No. >> Why? >> 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 get made fun of some more because I'm in handcuffs? Like I can't get out of this. >> 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? >> Excuse me? No, well, whenever we do when you do get arrested for shoplifting, I will search your purse for that. >> That's what I was saying, they were matches. Matches are supposed to be free. >> Okay, well, when you >> 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 me taking them? >> Two packages. It's just like a regular long flashlight and then the ones that has the like the LED bar. >> You guys going to pursue for the shoplifting? >> Yeah. 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. I'd pay you all at once. >> Stop being 90 40. >> 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's 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 tiny thing, but I'm not sure if I leave it in my little change 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. I'll be trying to find a spot where I can take it all out and go through it. >> You're a juggler or a clown? >> I juggle. I taught myself to juggle during the COVID. >> That's pretty cool. >> It's not. >> Was it difficult to learn? >> Yes. >> Yeah? Well, see, that's a useful skill. >> I don't think so. >> Why do you say >> I can't believe I wanted to hurt myself in front of people. But I don't get a very often to do it because nobody gives a [ __ ] about that. That sucks. >> Well, there's a lot of people that make >> I don't like I don't give a [ __ ] about that stuff. I want to be warm, and I want to be loved, and I want to be home. I haven't gotten any of those things for years. Before that, I kept going through it, and people just kept laughing at me. The same four set of girls. They were just 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. I don't think they're wrong, or they're bad, or they're stupid. I just think they're mean. And I'm ugly and mean. >> Ma'am, can you please come out? >> And I can be mean and ugly. But I don't want you to do what other 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're doing. >> Checking to make sure you don't have any merchandise on you. >> Well, look. Why Why do I get that? Was it absolutely necessary for my life? >> Okay. And I understand that. >> And 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