STOP. Take that chance. Stop. >> Yes, I can. >> BACK UP FROM MY TRAFFIC STOP. >> THAT'S WHAT YOU'RE GOING TO DO. Back up. >> Back up. >> 20-year-old woman lost control in the middle of the road. But little did she know she was about to confront an unyielding officer. >> I don't need you over here. She got me. What the >> Stop your keys. >> I got to give you stop. Stop. Stop it. >> I got to get the keys. >> Stop it. >> Panic met strict discipline within minutes and every excuse she had quickly fell apart. What seemed like a routine traffic stop turned into one of the most intense [music] confrontations officers had ever witnessed. >> I don't need your overhead. She got me. What the [ __ ] Stop. Stop. Why are you trying to take [music] my phone? Mom. >> When asked for her license and registration, she kept stalling, arguing, and even pretending she didn't know whose car she was driving. Was this carelessness or an attempt to hide something? >> I see. I'm going to speed limit and they pulled me over. I don't know why I'm getting pulled over. >> Ma'am, do you have your driver's license registration insurance? >> I don't know why she's pulling me over, Mom. I was not speeding. >> Ma'am, >> I Excuse me, ma'am. Why am I getting pulled over? >> Because the license plate on your car comes back to a different vehicle. >> Because the license plate on my car comes back to a Ma'am, this is a rental. I got it from my mom. >> Okay. My phone. >> I still need your license, registration, and insurance. I don't know. The registration is not my >> Okay. Well, can you take a look, please? >> Do you have your driver's license with you? >> Is this your vehicle or whose car is it? >> I don't know. It's a friend of my mom. I just >> Okay. Do you know what this friend's name is? Okay. So, how am I supposed to confirm whose car this is? So, it's not stolen if you don't know whose car it is, where you got it from. So you can follow me home. >> No. Where's your driver's license? Do you have a driver's license or no? >> Yes, I have a driver. >> Provide me with your driver's license. >> Only Do you want my name? Tyia. >> So you do not have a driver's license on you. Is that what you're saying? >> I >> I need your driver's license first. >> Do you I need some sort of ID? Something? You said you don't have a driver's license on you? So >> I have my >> It's my book bag. Do you want to get Do you want it? >> I want your license or an ID. >> Oh, that's it's in the book bag. Would you like me to grab it? >> Yes, that is what I've been asking you to do. Do you have any driver's license, ID card, nothing like that? Just this. >> My license were in there, but I didn't have a check. >> She refused every request, arguing until police ordered her out of the car. And that's when things spiraled out of control. >> So, your mom's using the car that she got from her friend. And since it was at your mom's house, you're using it to work. Yes. >> Okay. Let me use the little >> Can you give your mom a call and then see if she knows? >> You just Your phone isn't dead. >> It doesn't have no service, ma'am. >> Okay. So, who are you just on the phone with then? >> That was my mom. It was on this phone, ma'am. >> Okay. So, can you call her then? >> It's dead. >> You don't have a charger? >> No. >> Ma'am, could you step out of the car, please? >> Am I being arrested? >> No. You're being detained as everyone is during a traffic stop. Since I can't figure out what's going on, you're gonna step out of the car until I figure out what's going on. >> I'm confused. Why am I stepping out of the car? >> Because I'm telling you to step out of the car now or I'll make you step out of the car. I'm not going to ask again. This is your last chance to do it on your own. >> I'm confused. I'm stepping out of the park. So, you should have put handcuffs on. >> No, I'm not. Unless you refuse to step out. Oh my. This [ __ ] be aggravating. You can step over here. Over here. Ma'am. Over here. >> That way. >> This way. >> About to be disrespectful. >> I'm calling you ma'am. >> The situation exploded into chaos. Shouting the sound of struggle and heartbreaking cries echoing through the night. It was a scene no one expected. >> So sticky. I don't want you to touch me. I don't cuz I didn't do anything wrong. >> Okay. Now put your hand behind your back. >> For what? Put your hands behind your back now. Put your hands behind your back now. >> I don't need you over here. She got me. What the cop, bro? Stop. All right. My chest, bro. My chest, bro. That [ __ ] hurt. >> [screaming] >> Bro, that [ __ ] hurt. Stop, bro. That [ __ ] hurt, bro. My arm used to be broke. That [ __ ] hurt, bro. >> Bro, come on. YOU TWISTING MY WRIST. WHAT the [ __ ] bro? You're twisting my wrist. Like what the >> Stop moving now. >> Let's go. >> Why are you trying to take my ball, >> bro? Oh my god. Open the door, bro. I'm going to steal y'all, bro. My mama, bro. Bro, on my mama, bro. I'm going to sue y'all, bro. >> Stop moving now. >> Bro, YOU NOT EVEN BEING CIVILIZED. YOU'RE not even being civilized, bro. >> Let go. What's in your pocket? >> My phone. >> Let go. >> But what? >> When calm finally returned, the harsh reality set in. Under the law, emotions are no excuse. Only consequences remain. >> You my >> Are you going to stand up? >> You my >> Are you going to stand up or stand up standing on me and you sling my wrist TO THE GROUND? >> MA'AM, I'M SORRY. CAN I MAKE A PLAY? Can I please get the out, bro? I found my thumb and I feel a heartbeat in my thumb. >> Stop screaming. >> Oh my god. >> What is wrong? >> Oh my god. >> What is wrong? >> Oh my god. [screaming] >> Ma'am, stop. You're putting my >> No, your fingers. It's my wrist now. >> Oh, my wrist. >> My wrist are Can you please >> Oh, my wrist, bro. >> Sit down, [ __ ] >> Oh my god. Feel my wrist, sir. I can't feel my wrist. I can't feel my wrist. I'm tell I'm trying to be my I can't feel my wrist. [crying] I can't feel MY WRIST, BRO. I CANNOT FEEL MY WRIST, BRO. >> The young woman was charged with resisting arrest without violence and failure to present vehicle documents. The court later required her to attend a rehabilitation and legal awareness program along with community service instead of jail time. Next, a single break tap wasn't enough to avoid trouble. When the deputy approached the car door, he had no idea that this would be far from a routine stop. >> You can take her to jail. >> Yes, BACK UP FROM MY COFFEE STOP. THAT'S WHAT YOU'RE GOING TO DO. Back up. >> Back up. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Stop. Stop it. >> Mom, I got to GET THE KEY. >> STOP IT. >> I did stop, she shouted as the officer began writing a ticket. But the real trouble was just beginning as her mother sat anxiously in the passenger seat. >> Ma'am, Deputy Shambl Sheriff's Office, sorry, your shot today is your failing to stop at two intersections. >> I stopped. You see me stopping going. >> Uh, again, you're not stopping. Full and complete stops is full and complete stops. You slowing down is not stopping. I stopped and then I went. >> I'm not going to argue this with you again. I watched you at both of them. I see your license, registration, proof, insurance. Please. >> Your license, please. >> Tell Gigi to put my Wi-Fi code in here. >> I don't have one. >> I just saw it in your wallet there. So, let's try that again. Let me see it then. >> Thank you. >> Let me see [music] how he selected it, >> Mr. Tariq. No. >> What's your name? >> What's your name? >> It's only I ain't got time for that. >> Me either. [ __ ] He talk about Hey, stop the [ __ ] Stop the vehicle and call out the vehicle, please. On the right side here. >> You been detained for they can't just take you to jail like that. >> Yes, I can. >> Can you pull my shirt up, Mom? Pull my shirt up, Mom. Mom, pull my shirt up and my titties come out. people. >> You don't even have proper take her to jail. No, you >> stop. BACK UP FROM MY TRAFFIC STOP. THAT'S WHAT YOU'RE GOING TO DO. BACK UP. >> BACK UP. >> THEY WILL STOP SAYING I AIN'T STOPPED. IF THIS car's in front of me going left and right, I got no choice but to stop and go. >> She giving you her her license and you study asking what your name and it's on her driver license. >> All right, man. If you want to be so smart, what does that say at the top of that? What does it say? >> I'm paying. >> What does it say? All right. It's not a driver's license. I do business over there for you. >> No license, no control over her emotions, and no intention of backing down. As the car was about to be towed, her furious reaction forced police to change their approach immediately. >> Damn, that [ __ ] funky. >> Your vehicle's getting towed. >> Move it. Mom, have a seat. >> He talk about he tow. >> Get in the car. Please, >> do not get near that car, please. >> Don't get in the car. >> In the car. >> Get in the car. >> He cannot call my car. >> Get in the car. >> Y'all see this? [music] >> Get in the car. >> I'm getting in. You don't have to push me. >> GET IN THE DAMN CAR. >> YOU'RE going to get off charge. >> I don't care. YOU DON'T HAVE to push me. >> You don't have to push me. I'm going to get up and get a car. >> Grab the ID, please. It's underneath her back. >> YOU'RE DAMN What is you doing? Like, come on. >> Right now, she's getting resisting charges. >> Okay. >> What does that say on the top of there? >> I'm sorry, sir. >> What is that? What does it say in red right there? Does it say driver's license? >> It is the car. >> Yep. Grab her. >> No, that is my ass. >> No. Come here. This is not traffic stop. >> This is not traffic stop. >> Give me my keys. >> Stop. Stop. Stop it. >> I got to get the keys. >> Stop it. that sir. >> Why did you put me in a handcuff? >> I told you I want a car. >> You saw I do that. Congratulations. >> Yes, I did. >> You did that, >> sir. Yes, I did. I got your purse. >> That's my purse. >> I'll be one thing you came back to me and didn't. >> You didn't ask me that, >> sir. That is >> You didn't say nothing. Thought I couldn't get my own fur, sir. One sudden move, one small spin, and within seconds, backup units were rushing to the scene. Who could have guessed that a minor stop would turn into such a shocking confrontation right before everyone's eyes? >> Uh-oh. >> I said, "You're not going to that car. You did it anyway." >> You cannot. You are lying. You are very much lying. >> All this for what? >> All this for a traffic a stop sign. >> So what? She ran a stop sign. >> She ran a stop sign. She has her driver's license. [music] That's what she's going to jail. On top of that, now she's getting resistant [music] charges. Come on. >> You have anything in your pockets? >> No. You were under arrest for resisting. >> How is >> resistant or obstruction? >> Cuz I told you not to go in that car. Did it anyway? >> Not show. You say don't move. Get in the car. Get in the car. That's the difference. You say don't move. Get in the car. You say don't move [music] the car. [music] >> Resisting. >> J TELL DREAD TO BURN ME OUT. JJ TELL GG TO CALL DREAD TO BURN US OUT. Call Dre out. [ __ ] They sitting us. >> GG 26. >> Dread. Me and Michael's house and car. >> Okay, hold on. Give me one second. All right. >> Yes, sir. >> Can I ask who? >> Hold on. I just want to ask my wife. >> Give us a minute. I I listen. I have no problem. [music] You talking? >> Just understand. This is the current predicament I'm in. Okay. >> And what seemed like the end of the story took another turn as police were forced to subdue the woman with non-lethal [music] force to bring the chaos under control. >> First things first, I'm doing a traffic stop. It's a simple one. Let's real quick. >> At first, I was just going to do a warning, >> right? >> No valid driver's license. Straight to jail. >> I said, "Don't go on the car. The car is right now is still under my control, right? I'm >> I'm not linking over to anybody else. Nothing." >> Okay. Okay. >> Right. She goes into the car against my wishes again knowing this is a traffic stop >> resisting arrest. All right. It's a $500 bond. >> Okay. How much? >> 500. >> Okay. >> All right. >> All right. So getting hit together. Both of them. >> No, hers going to be a bit more. She wants to start fighting kicking me and everything else. She's getting over charges. >> Which one? This one. >> This one. >> So >> resistant. >> Okay. So you know about the bail bonds and all that stuff. >> No, not really. But you could just tell me where I go and what I need to do. I get her and she going to get bigger >> for her. >> Yeah. >> Once she gets processed onto the jail itself, we have to we have to do our report. >> Take her to the jail and get a process inside of it. >> Afterwards, you can bond her route. You can go you can call bonds and anything else like that. >> Okay. Where you at? >> Bush County branch. >> Okay. Yeah, it's in Daytona. >> The bond itself is going to be 10% of it. Sorry. So, you're going to pay 100 bucks. >> Okay. I'll pay you 100 bucks. >> Okay. That's her. And you won't need to wait and see how much this is going to cost me. >> Yeah. I'll tell you before I leave. Okay, >> in Texas, driving without a license is a misdemeanor punishable by a fine of up to $2000 for the first offense. A second offense within a year adds an extra $25 $200 .0 fine. The woman was charged with driving without a license [music] and resisting law enforcement. Her fines could reach up to $500. However, due to her repeated aggression, including physical resistance and threats, she could face [music] probation, community service, or even temporary detention. A missing license because you're JERKED [screaming] IT. SO, put me a handcuff. She must have thought the supermarket was a charity store and the trolley was a fateful shopping basket. >> I'm not so empty. That's what I was saying. They were magic. Magic are supposed to be free. >> Put your hands behind back. We're trying to do a civil right. >> 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. Resist it. Don't put me in handcuff. Why? hand back. We're trying to do a civil 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. >> There may be some confusion on some issues inside. Do you have anything in your bag? You should not. >> No, I just returned 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 >> right now. >> Okay. Can I show you? Yes or no? Okay, scags. Let me show you. I'm going to sit the bag down and show you. >> Yeah, I'm not doing that. >> Okay, I'm not going in there. >> I'm not. >> There's nothing in my bag. >> Stop. >> Stop. Oh, I am. I'm not doing nothing. >> What is he trying to do? >> Stop. >> I'm not doing nothing. I'm putting my hands in 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 are you open for sure? >> Yes. Tell them. I'm not going. I'm going back in the store. >> So, I'm just sitting there lying in his head. >> You're not going in handcuffs. Tell >> him to let me go. >> Tell him to let me go. I'm not resisting. So, put me in handcuffs. Why are you trying to take my hand? No. Why am I going in handcuffs? You want >> No, I don't. Let me go. >> I 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 fail. >> 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 to I'm going to cooperate. Can I please turn around? >> You're going to be black. No, >> I'm black. Yes, it is. >> No, it isn't. What? What's black got easy to do? Would you let me cook like y'all do anymore? >> This is resisting. >> No, I'm not. >> This is resisting. Ma'am, >> ma'am, this is resisting. >> No, I'm not. Look like you my >> 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 doing nothing. >> 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. No, >> I'm black. Yes, it is. >> No, it isn't. Ma'am, what what's black have got anything to do with it? >> Well, then let me pump like y'all do anyway. >> This is resisting. >> No, I'm not. >> This is resisting, ma'am. >> Ma'am, this is resisting. >> No, I'm not. Look how you going my >> 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. 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 back in there? Are you >> going to take me back in there? >> Have a seat once. Can you take me back? You keep saying no, I'm not listening because he sat here. I did not 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?" YOU 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. I'm >> in the back seat. >> In 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, now she 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 support. 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 saw >> No, I didn't. I didn't. >> 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? >> To your car and try to get you in, >> 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. >> He full of That's why he taking that stuff to my car. He talking about it was on camera. Camera where? >> Even though they have >> cameras everywhere. I told you >> and I did no lie. No, I'm not. He got my 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 fish. Why not? >> 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 at, Smith. 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 >> I tried to be nice. >> 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. Those are comfortable, too. >> He's going to switch them out. They He's moving them around. So >> So where am I going? >> Wow. >> 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'll be able to make. >> I'm going to No, they're going to throw me in a hole soon. No, >> they'll power it off at the gym. >> 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 rigomearo waiting for it to turn back on. >> Okay. Kind of be helpful. >> I I don't hand maybe >> and then with I can't go for it or nothing today. It's over with. The time is over. >> I don't know. >> Yeah. >> 2:00 is when they do it. >> So, I got to stay all night. Do you know about what time? >> I don't know. 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 good. >> Nothing we can do about this. You got to >> 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. That red strap strap 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 shirt and a crazy [music] excuse. But 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 matches. Bades are 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 match your description that was 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 tarp. >> 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 mean, I got it all over here. For what? >> The rope. The rope finish. >> 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. Don't you >> I didn't shop. >> Relax. >> You have to make Please don't do this. Why do you have to rescue? Why >> being detained? Hey, >> don't do that. [screaming] >> My stuff. My office is a liar. My stuff. >> It's not important. [crying] It is important. THAT'S NOT FAIR. NOBODY SHOULD GET MY STUFF BECAUSE you're a jerk. >> THAT'S NOT FAIR. >> STAND [music] UP. >> NO. NO, you had 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 and the shadow of rejection that had surrounded her for the past year. >> What's your name? >> 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 concern if you don't. >> I'm finally just doing well. I did my business. It called me down. >> Okay. What's your name? >> No. >> No. >> Okay. >> When asked what was in her bag, she replied, "I don't remember. or maybe golf balls or a flashlight or pain. But the strangest confession came soon after >> a shoplift. I was reported I did see video footage of you >> 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, >> I 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 know how much that's cost TV and 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 [music] 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, yeah. I mean, you just take everything out of value for 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 a when you do get arrested [music] for shoplifting, 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? >> It's two packages. It's just like a regular long flashlight. And then the ones that has them like to al >> you guys want 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 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's There's no payment plan when it comes to Walmart or at least any business. >> That's [ __ ] I had a $25 dividend from this. >> Okay. You have anything on you that could cut stab or poke me? >> I have a pipe, I think, but I'm not sure 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 just drop 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 juggle. I taught myself to juggle during the co. >> That's pretty cool. It's not. >> Is it difficult to learn? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. 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 it very often to do it because nobody gives a about that. That sucks. Yeah, there's a lot of people that make >> at night. I don't give a 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. >> And before that, I kept going through it and people just kept laughing at me. The same for set of girls 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. >> But I don't think they're wrong or they're bad or they're stupid. I just think they're mean. >> Ma'am, mom, can you please come out? >> I like to 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. And 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.