If you would prefer that we search you while you're flat on the ground, we can do that. >> We prefer not to do that. >> How about you just shut up and do what your job is? >> My job is arresting people. We just did that. >> It's just kind of crazy to think that multiple calls came from me. >> Not from you, from other people about you. >> If you were a police officer, you would never know what kind of incidents could unfold that day. A simple traffic stop could turn into chaos and arrogance could show up from the very first encounter. But what was the outcome? Hold on. I'm 10, too. Let go. Let go. Let go. Let go. No. >> Everything was in today's video when cops shut down superentitled women in seconds. We are This is Law. Don't forget to like and subscribe. Starting with this entitled woman who thought the secret behind it would never be exposed. >> You understand each of those rights? >> Oh my lord. >> You do not. >> Sue the out of you. So, I'm suing the sheriff's department as it is right now. So, I suggest you call the sheriff. >> On the 23rd of May 2025, officers on a routine patrol spotted a vehicle that had been reported stolen. They quickly conducted a traffic stop, but it seemed there were still many secrets behind it. This was what happened next. Offic County Police Department. >> Okay. >> The reason I'm stopping you guys using is a stolen car. >> Do what? >> Yeah. >> I just bought this. >> You just bought it? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You got your driver's license with you? >> I did not. Uh, >> okay. >> We left the person at home. >> I can tell you the name. >> Yeah, absolutely. Go a hop out for me real quick. All right. >> Okay. >> We're We're just going to get you to step out. It's a stolen vehicle. We'll work it out. >> No. No. Go >> ahead. Hop back. Hop back. >> It's reported stolen. >> Hop back here for me. You don't need your dog. You >> Yeah, I got you. >> Hold back here for me. Okay. >> You just bought the car? Yeah. >> Okay. Do you have the bill of sale with you? >> No. She the lady told me that I had to go to the DMV >> to get the bill of sale. >> Yeah. And the tag and all that. >> Do you have the title? >> No, she Well, she said that she was going to send it to me. >> So, I guess walk me through this transaction. >> Yeah, I just This is the first time I bought this like a car. >> Yep. >> Literally, I met her on marketplace on Facebook and she said that we I gave her the money and she said that um she's going to meet me sometime tomorrow for the title. >> Okay. Your puppy's really cute. I pet your puppy. He's really cute. >> The So, I thought maybe Monday. >> I got you. So, since I want to ask you questions about this, okay, obviously you're not free to leave right now. It's shown. I'm going to read you your rights real quick. Okay. Does not mean you're under under arrest. It just means that I want to talk to you about it. Okay. Do you understand each of those rights? >> I want a lawyer. >> You do not. >> The woman remained completely calm through it all, even smiling as if she believed she had convinced the officers with her excuse. And although she appeared cooperative, she still made everything more tense. >> Okay. You don't want to talk about it at all. >> I just want to see what the hell's going on. >> That's what I'm trying to figure out. And the only way I can do that is by talking with you. >> Yeah. >> And so, but you just told me you don't want to talk to me. >> Well, I obviously want a lawyer at all times, but um also like if I you ask me a question, then I answer it. >> But I want a lawyer. >> Okay. So, you don't want to talk to me? I mean, yeah. I mean, um, am I under arrest? You said no. Um, >> you're not afraid to leave, right? You're detained because of car stolen. >> Exactly. >> Okay. >> I'm trying to figure out if there's >> I just told you. So, um, am I under arrest? Yes or no? Or >> like, uh, the car stolen. So, what do we do from here? I go to jail or no? >> I'm trying to figure that out. Okay. Sometimes >> I'd like to know because just because you're going to be >> Okay, here's what we're going to go with. Okay. >> I'm trying to explain this to you, okay? I don't know if you're not picking up on it or what's going on. Okay. So, >> sometimes >> people cars get reported stolen, okay, and it's a civil issue like >> Okay. >> That's what I'm trying to figure out right now. Okay. Is your side of things as to why >> this >> what's going on? Okay. >> Yeah. >> If you don't want to talk to me, that's okay. It's 100% you're right. However, I'm trying to figure out >> like what the hell did this lady did she did she sell me a damn stolen guard and ask >> like what the hell? >> Okay, so do you want to talk to me or not? >> Okay. >> Clearly in her position, the woman showed no sign of worry about the situation and her attitude raised even more suspicion. Even the details of the car transaction remained completely vague. >> 2500. >> So you bought it for $2,500. >> Cash? Yeah. >> Cash. Okay. Can you kind of walk me around the whole like interaction of everything? >> Yeah. I seen it on Facebook and I messaged her and said that um I was interested in it. We set up a time and place to meet. Okay. >> And literally I like the car and I gave her the money for it. >> When did you buy it? >> Yesterday. >> You got it yesterday. From where? >> I got it from Greenville. >> From Green Greenville. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I was coming down here. >> Do you guys live here? >> Yeah. I have family here. >> You You live here? Is this >> you blew out of me so I pulled in? >> You were pulling in here before I came out because >> Did you pull in here because you were trying to >> This dog's got a [ __ ] >> Okay. Who's uh Who's this guy? >> It's my boyfriend. >> Your boyfriend? Okay. How long you guys been together? >> Uh for a couple weeks now. >> A couple weeks. >> Yeah, I've known him for a very long time. >> I got you. Okay. Um and you bought this yesterday. Yeah. >> For how for how much again? >> 25. >> Okay. And there's no bill of sale. >> No. Like she said, I had to get it from the DMV. We say 25 25,000 or 2500. >> 25,000. >> 25,000. >> Yeah. You >> told me 2500. >> Like either it was 2500. Um she told me that the villa had to get it Monday from the thing, but the tile off to get it tomorrow. >> Do you have any messages on your phone that I can look at that corroborate this all? >> No. >> From her conflicting statements to her inability to provide any proof, officers quickly knew what to do next. Okay, you're under. Okay. >> Okay, that's fine. >> So, what are you arresting me for? >> Vehicle stolen. >> Okay. Um, you have it. >> So, it wasn't my knowledge that it was stolen. So, I would like >> That's correct. >> It's a pretty much conspiracy that I stole the vehicle. >> So, it's kind of like when we go on, we have to go based off reasonableness. It doesn't seem reasonable. >> Okay. So, you're going to arrest me because somebody reported the car. >> You asked me a question. I was answering >> and I did not know. So, I'm getting a cage. my knowledge. You >> ask me a question. I was trying to answer it for you, but you interrupted me. Would you like me to answer your question? >> I would like um you me to call my dad, please. My lawyer. >> He'll call my lawyer at the jail. Okay. >> Oh, absolutely. >> But I'm getting arrested under my knowledge. Not my knowledge. Shortly after, officers approached the man believed to be the suspect's boyfriend, and based on his statements, they learned that this was not the first time the woman had been involved in legal trouble. >> Yeah. Okay. Um, so I think you already clear that you probably overheard his car stolen. >> Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Um, who is she to you? >> Well, she was a friend of kind of like making my girlfriend. >> Okay. >> I think the first time she's almost got in trouble. I cut her off for a little bit. I say this is not the first time she's >> almost. She's almost got me in a couple of bad situations. Not necessarily with the law, but just in general. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. She's almost got me jump a couple of crazy things. Okay. >> And uh she finally she talked me into stayed away from her for a little while, you know. She kind of talked me into kind of talked me into coming to get me. She was going to buy a car and make it seem like she was actually trying, you know. >> Yeah. Where are you from? >> I'm from Upon County. >> South Carolina. Yes, sir. >> Okay. You guys both from South Carolina? >> Yes, she is, too. >> Okay. Um, do you guys stay in here? >> Oh, no. She just whatever. She's been having my GPS keeps dying. So, every time we lose direction, we about to stop. >> Okay. That's why you guys pulled in here. >> It's like the fifth time we cut it. >> Okay. She keeps wanting to bounce. >> So, 12:00 today. Where did you meet her? >> Uh, Easley Walmart. >> Okay. In Easley, South Carolina. Okay. Where did you guys go from there? >> Okay. We went from Easley and then after Easley, I wanted to go South, like I said, I wanted to go every weekend. I got see my family. >> Mhm. Do you know where you are right now? >> No, I don't. Okay. You're in Athens, Georgia. >> Athens, Georgia. >> Yeah. >> Any idea what you guys are doing down here? >> Uh, yeah. We're trying to make We're coming She come to buy that car, but we're trying to make it home. >> She came to buy this car. >> Yeah. >> When did she buy this car? >> Like not even 2 hours. Probably about 2 hours ago. >> Where did she buy this car at? >> Like I told him, I wish I could tell you that she I think she's got the street address from the dude marketplace, but some town between >> I guess it had to be Palmer. I don't know between that. >> Yeah, cuz we stopped in Leavonia. >> Okay. So based on the man's statement, the suspect told a similar story about the car, but when questioned more closely, the details about the price once again differed from what officers had heard earlier. >> Okay. Um, do you remember how much she bought it for? >> She says three grand, but I don't believe her. She likes to lie, I think. Okay. >> I don't think she had three grand on her. Like three grand that she gave her. >> It did not look like three grand. >> So I don't know for sure, but she says three grand. >> Okay. So she told you three three grand. Okay. Um, so you guys go to somewhere between Commerce and Leavonia to buy the car. Y'all buy the car and then what happens next? >> Uh, right here. >> Okay. >> So, hey Casey, how did the car key get in his pocket? >> Well, I'm well amazed. >> I don't know. I have two of them. He's my boyfriend. >> Where's the Where's the second key? >> Cup holder. >> Cup holder. Okay. that worse to that car cuz we tried to start it but it just said no key detected. >> Yeah, because it's my car. >> But >> nothing personal but like we've established it's it's it's not your car. >> It is actually >> Were you the person that reported it stolen from Clemson? >> Why would I report a car stolen in his bowl? >> You bought a stolen car and what I was trying to tell you earlier >> shouldn't go to jail for it. What I was trying to tell you earlier is your story was all over the place and it doesn't seem >> No, I know my damn story. I went and gave the damn $2,500 and my cars turns out to be stolen. >> The woman still argued that she was only a victim who had unknowingly bought a stolen car, but in reality, putting that aside, officers caught her off guard with what they found inside the vehicle. >> So, um you're not only under arrest for the stolen car, obviously got a bunch of fentanyl and meth and pill and things like that. So, you're going to go to jail for those as well. Um, just got to figure out how much do you know what the trafficking weight for uh fentanyl is in Georgia? >> I don't know. Oh, I I pull that out of your bag. I was just letting you know. Anything more than four grams. Got to weigh it and uh we'll go from there. Okay. >> See, I know you like to talk. I want you to listen to me right now. You have a lot going on right now. You're about to get another charge for obstruction. >> You need to call my dad immediately. >> That's not how this works. We're not having court here. You're under arrest. You need to let her scan your fingerprint so we can confirm who you are. >> Sheriff now >> in 3 seconds. Unless you comply, you're going to catch an obstruction out of you cuz I'm suing the sheriff department as it is right now. I suggest you call the sheriff. >> No, we're not calling the sheriff. Are you going to provide your finger to this officer? >> Danny Singleton. >> Who is Danny Singleton? >> The sheriff of South Carolina. >> Oh, you're not in South Carolina. You're in Georgia. Provide your fingerprint, ma'am. >> Ma'am, >> provide your fingerprint to her. You're going to be charged with obstruction on top of everything else we got going on. pretty messed up the investigation for Boston. So, I suggest you please call the sheriff. >> The woman was charged with possession of a stolen vehicle, drug possession, and obstruction. Lies and resistance only make a bad situation worse. While honesty and cooperation can prevent deeper legal consequences. If you wanted to see even more chaos, these girls brought exactly that. >> Whoa. No, mama. >> Mama, no. You know what? I'm being detained for >> interference IN CUSTODY. >> WAIT, HOW? >> INTER. >> On the 27th of September, 2025, police received a report of a fight at a residential area involving two teenage girls from the same foster family. Police quickly arrived at the scene in time. Listen to the statements of those present to find out what really happened. >> Kids fighting over here? >> Yeah. >> Where? >> I mean, the violent over. One of them took off and left. >> Okay. Where's the other kid? >> We're all in this vehicle. I'm the parent. >> Okay. >> And uh I ran inside to get my clothes. Came back out. The two of them were fighting. >> This young lady. >> Hey, let me come here. >> Talk to her. Tell >> just calm down. Calm down. >> So when I was in the car, both of them will keep on fighting. They keep on d. And I was turning on the music. I turned it loud. Not that loud. And she keep on turn it up. She keep on saying, "Turn it down. I'm turning down and she's setting running her mouth. >> Is she? >> The one with the braids. >> Okay. So, the the one that left was angry because you because of the music. >> Yeah. No. All because all because I was turning turning it off cuz Well, I wanted he they was she keep on she the brave girl talking about scream loud so she could turn it off and she's the one keep on talking. >> Who are you? read the other two girls that were here. >> Yeah. >> Who was driving? >> She's going to put her hand. >> We both started fighting. I keep on kicking her in the mouth. >> Is there anybody else inside this vehicle? >> No. >> There was no other person fighting with you? >> No, just me and her. >> Okay. >> We didn't get hit or anything. >> Okay. She's just upset. That's what I'm asking. >> She was calling me to be >> violence upset you. The incident affected many people psychologically and became far more serious than anyone had imagined. Police separated the witnesses into small groups so they could investigate the situation more thoroughly. >> She the three bros, she was in the um second row, me and her. I >> I got out because um because I knew they going to stop swinging and then she got out the car and went like on this side to get her. >> Yeah. She like tried to drag her out the car and everything. >> Okay. >> You didn't find her. Okay. >> He said that. So, she's 17, I think. Am I allowed to call EMS for her? Cuz she wants her face checked out. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> But you said that you saw you said she was going home and pointed in that direction. >> Yeah. >> He said she's going to her mom's house. >> I'm not sure where her mom is. She went down that street right there. >> Okay. >> She's doing boxing me with her hands and I was sitting right there kicking her in the face and fighting her. >> Okay. The two that were fighting, Diamond and the other one, they're both your foster children? >> Yes. >> Okay. And they currently stay together? >> Yes. >> So, this all started over music? >> Music. >> Has there I know they just said she got here. I don't know the other girl's name. >> They said she just got here on Thursday. >> Yeah. >> Has there been any other altercations in the home? >> Has there been any other? >> Has never been an altercation in this home until she came. >> Okay. So, she's a problem. >> Shortly after, an officer went to the location of the girl who had fled. She showed no shame in admitting what had happened, but she refused to take responsibility for her part, and her attitude only made the situation even more tense. >> What's your first name? >> Des. >> What's your last name? What happened? >> Well, we got into a good little girl. She d >> I don't like that little girl. We were just cool like a few minutes ago and she over here fighting calling me a beard. So, I fought her back. >> Oh, I see you. So, where are y'all at? Check the laundry. Think I don't know where she at now. >> Check the laundry mat. How did you get here? You walked. >> All right. So, y'all at the laundry mat. Why? Where were y'all doing? >> I was We was in the car. Me and this girl was talking and then she keep turning up the radio and then after that she's like and she was yelling at us talking. >> This girl that you was fighting with? >> Yes. She talking shut up and I was like who you talking to? And then that's when we got an argument enough we started fighting. >> Okay. >> And and >> why did y'all start fighting? >> I don't know. She never liked. She didn't like to me when I first came over there. >> Okay. >> She also had an Addison with me. >> Give me one second. My bad. >> A short while later, backup officers arrived at the scene, but the woman's temper did not calm down at all. In fact, everything turned chaotic soon after. >> I was like, "Who you talking to?" And we started arguing and then she started and she hit me. So, I hear her back. So, we both started fighting and I got out the car and been around her and we both started fighting and then the mama taking up her side song. Oh, you started it. No fighting in my house. Like we're not even at your house. What you talking about? >> We're at a dog, man. What are you talking about? >> Okay, Miss Boseman. Put your hands behind your back. >> Whoa. No mama. >> Mama. No. >> Stop. You're going to get tased. YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. >> STOP. YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. >> HEY. Get away. Get away. Move. >> Get back. Stop. >> I want to go. >> I got to pee. >> Stop moving. >> Can I pee? >> Stop moving. >> Stop moving and put your hand behind your back. >> If you were a family member in this situation, I advised you not to interfere with police actions or you could face extra charges like the woman in white. Shortly after, officers arrested her as well. >> Huh? >> We need to arrest one more. >> Do what you got to do. >> You know, >> don't you go in the house. Get down here. >> You need to get down there. >> Get down there for you. >> You guys are going to go too. For what? WHY ARE YOU FOR WHAT REASON? SHE HEY SHE I BELIEVE IT STOP NOBODY KNOW. >> I don't even KNOW Y [ __ ] BRO. Get on the ground. >> Stop. Stop. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Stop. Please. I need you to watch over mama. Please. >> Shut down. Shut her down. >> Wrap her around. >> Shut her down. >> Wrap her around. >> I NEED TO KNOW WHAT I'm being detained for. >> INTERFERENCE IN CUSTODY. >> WAIT. HOW? >> INTERFERENCE. >> HOW? The woman was charged with felony obstruction and domestic battery, while her sister was charged with felony obstruction. Interfering in a police investigation or arrest can quickly turn a chaotic situation into an even bigger legal problem, adding serious charges on top of an already tense incident. Worse, the woman did not even realize how dangerously intoxicated she was. >> Put your hands together. >> Seriously, you're not going to ask me a question. >> Yeah, I'm asking. >> So, you don't have it on your phone? >> No. Okay. On the 18th of April, 2025, officers received multiple 911 calls, reporting a driver who appeared intoxicated, attempted to leave the parking lot, and nearly struck others. They immediately arrived at the scene, but the female suspect instantly denied everything. >> Are we good? >> What? >> Pull out. >> What's that? >> I need to pull out. >> Okay. Well, we got a call on you. You mind putting in park for a second? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Can you pull forward here? You >> park for him and I just need to >> Okay, put in park. >> Can you take your keys out of the ignition, please? >> Can I have the keys? >> I mean, >> so I can smell the alcohol coming off your breath. Okay. Um, we got a call saying that you almost hit some kids in the parking lot here. >> I almost hit some kids. >> Yeah. >> I did not almost hit some kids. >> You're slurring your words. I can smell the >> I literally never though. I never even came in contact with children. >> Okay, that's fine. But I can just standing here, I can smell the odor of a consumed alcoholic beverage coming off your breath. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, let me see your keys real quick. >> For what? >> Because I don't want you going anywhere. >> For exactly what? I literally haven't done anything wrong. >> Okay. How much have you had to drink tonight? >> I was with my friends just now to drink until I came here. >> Okay. Where were you guys at? >> Like Like I don't understand exactly what what I did to like >> So we got multiple calls like I said that you had >> calls from me. Just listen. Just listen. Just listen. Okay. >> It's just kind of crazy to think that multiple calls came from me. >> The woman immediately became defensive when she heard the accusations against her. And beyond showing clear signs of drunk driving, she also failed to provide the necessary documents the officer asked for. >> Your driver's license >> in a second. >> Nope. You're going to give me your driver's license now. >> Or I will in a second. >> No, you're going to give me your driver's license now. >> I literally don't. At this point, I don't feel like I need to. >> You do? >> Because why? >> Cuz I'm investigating an OVI. >> An OVI EI? >> An OVI? Yes. I am investigating. >> I literally did nothing to get to this point. >> I I'm done arguing. Provide me your driver's license. I'm going to We're going to get out of the car and you're going to be placed under arrest. I >> I hear what you're saying. >> Okay. So, where's your driver's license at? >> I will get it on my phone. I'm trying to get that >> you're out with >> I feel like at this point I'm trying to tell you >> I wasn't even trying to pick up my kids right now. I was not >> So your kids here? >> Yes. >> Did you Did you have them in the car? >> I did not drink them here. No, I I dropped I dropped them off and I had a a a >> Is there anybody else that you're with? >> I messaged somebody. Their their name is >> So wait, who are your kids here? >> They are here with somebody completely different. >> Okay. I was not here. Bring >> Okay. >> Shortly after, the woman admitted that she had been drinking. But what stood out was that she saw nothing serious about it, even dragging her own family into an excuse. >> How much alcohol have you had to drink today? >> I drank two drinks at the alcohol. I was literally going to pick them up and drop them off. All I'm trying to do is get home at this point. I didn't realize it was going to be such a big deal. All I wanted to do like I'm about to Are you willing to listen for one second, please? Listen to me. Okay. Are you willing Stop. Stop. Are you willing to run through some tests for me? >> Sure. >> Okay. All right. >> I was going to graduate next week. >> Hold on. Just listen. >> All I want to do is graduate so I can get to my next >> I had my children very very very early. All I'm trying to do is graduate. >> Okay. >> And now you want to like like look in my car and reveal like I'm I'm not doing anything wrong. >> Okay. 60 69 68 67 66 65 64 63 62 61 67 71 70 70 71 70 70 78 77 76. It was clear that she failed the backward counting test from 69, which showed that she had lied about how much alcohol she drank. Even when given another chance, she still made herself look even more suspicious. >> The letter D is in David, and I just want you to recite the alphabets of Q as queen. >> Like a normal person. >> Okay. Do you want to do this test? >> I I don't understand what I did wrong. >> Okay. Well, we're we're I I've already explained it to you. So, would you like to do this test or no? >> I don't know. Should I? >> It's up to you. If you're going to like pinpoint me as a criminal, then no. Because I'm >> I'm not a criminal. And I'm not trying to I'm not trying to get it past the law. I'm not trying to do anything. >> Are you going to do the test or not? >> Listen, I >> I'm asking you a question. Stop. >> Are you going to answer the question? >> You're looking at me like I'm trying to get above anything. I'm not. >> Listen. Are you going to do the test or not? That's a simple question. It's a yes or no question. >> I don't know. Depending on your answer, I don't know. >> It's not my answer. It's your answer. I'm asking you. You are making me seem like it's a different >> Are you willing to run through uh field sobriety tests for me? >> A field sobriety test. >> Are you willing to run through field sobriety tests for me? >> And what is the answer if I don't? >> Well, we're going to cross that when we get there. But I'm asking you if you're willing. >> I'm asking you if I don't. >> Do I not have that opportunity to ask you that? >> You do, but these are optional tests. >> And so I have every option to ask you when I ask you. >> And you're asking crazy. You want to keep me here >> and I'm trying to answer the questions as best as I can. >> There was clearly no cooperation like she claimed as she only made the situation more tense, quickly making it obvious to the officers what they needed to do next. >> Question. >> Did you not want to ask me a question? >> Did you not ask me a question? >> Turn around. >> So, I'm not going to be asked a question. >> You're not going to ask me a single question? >> Put your hands together. Seriously, you're not going to ask me a question. >> You're not going to ask me. >> I'm not going to ask. >> You're under arrest. Do you understand that? >> Even though I'm not. >> You have the right to remain silent and you say can you be against you in the court of law attorney and I have the present for any question. You can't the car. >> Not anymore. No. >> Why? >> You understand your rights? >> I don't. I don't. >> I just read them to you. >> But you didn't. You did not understand. No. >> I did not understand. >> I didn't understand anything you said. They're going to have to say him again. >> What's your question? I'm not going to say >> all the questions. >> Okay, let's go. Let's put her in the car. >> You don't have any questions for me. >> What did I do? >> You're driving drunk. >> I literally >> You're being So, you're under arrest right now for OBI. Okay. >> Drink from there. And but >> And what did you have to drink? >> All All I drank with it was literally a shot. >> Just one shot? >> Yes. >> What kind of shot was it? >> It was tequila. >> Okay. and and for some reason she I mean she didn't think that that was abnormal at all. She said that since she was going to a party that it was very very normal. >> She changed her story from two drinks to just one compared to her earlier statement which further proved that her state of mind was unstable. But what the officers found afterward was able to reveal the truth. Uh, wallet, house key, phone passenger side. Let me take her out of the just >> I'm going to take the other one off too real quick so that way you can pull up the entrance for him. >> Tell me what I did. >> I told you you get you're under arrest for you. You really I'm under arrest. You are >> am I under arrest? Yes, >> I am under arrest. >> Yes, they arrested you for OBI. >> I have nothing to do with that though. I'm talking about what happened prior to all this. Can you see if you can close your insurance for me? >> I don't know what you want. Your insurance. >> Yeah, I know. I know. But they don't want to do without you wanting to like arrest you. >> I'm trying to help you. I swear to God. >> I don't want to hurt myself. All I want to do is get the truth to you. >> Sure. >> Let's work on the insurance card first. >> Yep. Pull up the insurance. >> What am I trying to do right now? >> So, we have to get >> I don't know what you want. >> Do you know where your insurance card is? >> I know. I have Molina, but I don't know what you want me to do. >> I want like car insurance. Your car. Do you have a picture of it? >> I don't. >> So, you don't have it on your phone? >> No. >> Okay. The woman was convicted of failing to stop after an accident while her Ovi charge was later dismissed. This case showed that making excuses, changing stories, and refusing to cooperate only made the situation worse, while honest actions and responsibility could have prevented the chaos from escalating. Next, this woman even thought she had the right to order the police around. You >> got your driver's license and insurance on the vehicle. >> Let go. Let go. Let go. Let go. No. You making you making it. I'm not. >> On the 17th of July 2023, officers conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle after noticing its registration had long been expired, and they quickly approached and explained everything. Here was what happened next. >> Go ahead, stay in the vehicle for me. Go ahead, stay in the vehicle for me. >> This is a traffic stop. Stay in the vehicle. Uh, I'm right here off of uh Highway 50 and um uh >> that's Regency right there. >> Huh? >> This is CC Food Market. I think the address is 1011 West Highway 50. >> West Highway 50. >> Do me a favor and could you go ahead and get off the phone real quick and we'll do our business and I'll be on your way. Ma'am, >> I'm listening. >> Okay. Do you got your driver's license insurance on the vehicle? >> My driver's license. The reason I stopped the vehicle is the registration's almost been expired for about a year now. Were you aware of that? >> No, I haven't been aware, but I've been trying to get this mug. >> Could you go ahead and hand me that plastic bag that looked like a little bit of weed in there and your purse, ma'am? >> What about it? >> Just hand it to me real quick. >> Why? >> Because I saw it. That gives me probable cause. >> Probable cause for what? >> We can do this either way or I'll work with you if you work with me. Okay. Is that all it is? Thank you. You got your driver's license and insurance on the vehicle? Can I see your ID real quick? And do you have insurance on it, ma'am? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> You want to do Do you have an app or anything on your phone by chance? >> No. >> Said no. >> Do me a favor. Whenever you find it, just give me a thumbs up and I'll come and check it out. Okay. >> The woman made things difficult with nearly every request from the officers. In fact, she showed no real sign of trying to look for the paperwork at all, forcing police to warn her once again. >> Okay. That's been expired for over a year. Do you have anything? >> No, that's that's a old one, but it's the same thing. I just >> Can you pull up a Geico uh app on your policy or uh policy on your phone or anything? >> No, it's through my mom. My mom is on the phone. >> See if she could get you a copy of it and send it to you. >> I I don't uh the original copy, the new copy is at home, but you can still run it and it's up to date with you. You're supposed to have a valid card on your account. looking for. >> Is your mom looking for a valid one? >> Huh? >> Is your mother looking for a valid insurance card by chance? >> No, my mom. Mom, send it to me. already facing. The bags of cannabis officers had seized earlier also became another issue, further affecting the charges against her. And police quickly informed her of that. >> Because in the state of Illinois, even though it's illegal recreationally, it still has to be an odor odorless sealed. >> It is odorless. >> No, it is not. I saw it though. >> You saw it, but you >> Yeah, that's called probable cause. It's still illegal to possess it. And if you're going to have in the state of Illinois, it has to be in the container you get it from in the dispensary. It has to be sealed still and odorless and childproof. >> So, I'm not a child. Ain't nobody in it. >> It doesn't matter. By state statute, you have to It has to be in the sealed container. >> Just take it. >> Yeah. It's being seized at this point. >> Mhm. >> I don't see anything. >> Actually, go ahead and step out for me real quick. Okay. >> For when? >> Just step out and we'll talk out here. >> For what? >> Because I am allowed to direct you to step out of the vehicle, ma'am. >> But what what is the purpose? >> Because you're going to be placed under arrest for driving on a suspended driver's license. How? >> Your license is suspended. I'll explain that. All out of the vehicle. Come on. >> Come on, ma'am. Step out of the vehicle. >> Step out of the vehicle. I'm not trying to get you any extra charges. Just step out. >> Getting arrested for arrested. >> I'm getting arrested for a license suspension. Step out of the vehicle. >> I am. Come on. Let's go. You don't have to touch. >> Well, then step out. >> I am. >> Are you trying to get obstruction charges? >> No. Then step out. >> Told me to do something. >> Then step out. >> You just told me to do something. Miss Gilbert, I am trying to work with you as much as I possibly can. >> You just told me to do something, right? I'm He just told me to do something. You need to You need to step out. >> Just step out of the vehicle. >> It was clear the woman had no intention of cooperating. Yet, she still acted innocent as if she was doing exactly that. And her actions only made it even more obvious moments later. >> Let go. Let go. Let go. Let go. No. You You making You making it. I'm not because he putting his hands on me. You just told me to do something. I can't even do it. >> Let me go. Let me go. >> This This relax. >> You're being placed under arrest. You're not being detained. I'm saying they don't get broke. So they don't get broke. >> I cannot do that. Look. Look. I will relax. >> If you just look You're not going anywhere. >> I'm not going nowhere. Relax. >> Relax. >> No. No. That's disrespectful. Y'all can't detain me and put >> You're not being detained. You're being placed under under arrest. >> But y'all can't put your hands on me. Y'all just need to do a direct order and y'all telling me to do otherwise, but then y'all put your hands on me. That's not right. >> Relax. >> Relax. Okay. >> Relax. my finger. >> Relax. >> Ma'am, why you bending my finger? >> Relax. >> Well, tell him to let go my finger. >> Ma'am, you need to relax so we could get the handcuffs on the handcuffs on me without you there grabbing my finger like that. >> Miss Gilbert, is there anything else? >> Shut my door, please. >> You have anything on you I need to know about? Anything? >> Shut my door, please. And thank you. Finally, the woman was cited for possession of adult use cannabis in a motor vehicle, resisting arrest, driving with a suspended license, and expired registration. Refusing to cooperate and arguing through clear violations only made the situation worse, showing that compliance and accountability could have prevented additional charges. Next, the woman even ended up calling the police on herself. >> We got into an argument and of course, he starts out, "I'm recording you. >> You look crazy. You looking crazy." Did you lunge at him and fight with him over his phone? >> Yes, I tried to fight for his phone because he was trying to record me. >> On the 26th of April 2026, police received a report of a domestic violence incident. Officers quickly arrived at the scene and found a woman in a state of panic. Let's see what happened. >> It looks like I'm a problem. >> Who you talking to? >> My cousin. >> Okay, just hang up. We can call her back. >> Let's take Let's take a deep breath. It's that >> I know. Let's take a deep breath. >> You don't know. >> Okay. Okay. Hold on. Hold on. Let's take a deep breath. Try to gain some composure here for a second. You're all right. You're here with us. What happened? >> My boyfriend did the same [ __ ] to me. He's done to me the past 2 years, which is gaslighting me and made me look crazy. But it's all out of reaction again. And I know it is. And I'm so frustrated by it. I tipped the band money and he got mad about it. >> Okay. >> So then he after leaving me, he came back in and said I can either leave with him or stay. And I said, I'm going to stay. Like I did. >> Where were you? >> He chose. >> Okay. >> And I said, I'm going to stay. I'm not going to be controlled anymore. So he said, fine, I'm going to throw your [ __ ] out. So I kicked back and all my things were Oh no I the room I go. >> So then you guys get like in an argument or something and then >> Yes. We got into an argument and of course he starts out I'm recording you. >> You look crazy. You looking crazy. >> Did he threaten to hurt you at all? >> Not this time. All the time >> like previously but but just now he didn't threaten hurt you at all. >> This time it was I mental hospital. >> You have your ID on you? >> Yeah. I don't want to press charges. >> The woman claimed she was the victim of a man who manipulated her psychologically. But soon after, she also admitted that she had acted in ways she should not have. >> He recorded he said that he started recording after I shoved him. And I know that I did shove him because he started saying all these things to me and I was like, "Are you kidding me again?" >> So you pushed him is what you're saying? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> I'm going to jail now. >> Oh, just find your idea. I just don't know what to do. Everybody told me I shouldn't get back with him and then I >> Okay. Well, some relationship advice. I was engaged for 2 years. Nobody knows your relationship like you do. Okay. >> And I shouldn't go back with him. >> Okay. >> And I don't want to go to jail. I'm so >> You're not going to go to jail. >> What if he says that I pushed on? You guys believe me? And then this is going to make me go to jail. >> It's not about believing. It's about >> You saw what happened with Taylor that girl. Everybody believed her and then they made her go to jail. >> It sounded Listen, >> I'm so frustrated. Everybody was right. Everything he was saying. >> That doesn't matter right now. >> Melissa, that doesn't matter right now. Like whatsoever. >> Listen to me, please. I know you're scared. I know you're frustrated. I get all the things. It's all right. >> I call that a frustration. >> I need you. I need you to listen. Okay. We take both sides. You're leaving. Okay. So, we're going to All we attempt to do is make sure everybody's safe. We separate the parties. Okay, you're obviously leaving. We're going to go up and talk to him. What I need you to do now is get on your phone and try to find another hotel because we the only thing I care about is your safety and where you're going to stay after this. >> He's going to say it's on my phone because at the end I'm fighting with him for his phone. So he's it's all going to be on me and then I'm listen proof. He says it's on video that I'm fighting with him for his phone and look at me. >> We're going to deal with that later. If that's the case, we'll deal with it later. Has he been drinking? >> Is he drunk? He's been drinking the same as I have. So, yes. >> All right. So, we're gonna have a cop come. We're gonna I guess keep him down here. >> Yeah. >> We'll have somebody stay with him. We'll go up. >> He's going to take care of you for now. Okay. While we go up, >> we show you. I don't want you show >> through the story from her own testimony. It could be seen that she was the one who escalated the situation to make it more dramatic in order to blame her boyfriend. She even further admitted that she was the one who started it first. >> Physical. Nobody else. >> But I pushed him. I mean push him. It's not like if he was approaching you and he just push him. >> I don't even know what I should have shoved him. But I'm just >> I mean he was he was approaching me. So I went to grab his phone that >> and then I started to grab his phone and then we fought about his phone and then he was like look at what she did to my hands and I was like look what you did to my hands over it. So isn't that just as bad? Aren't I the bad guy? I've seen the video recordings about that girl. Aren't I going to be the one in trouble now? >> Did he ever touch you before you pushed him or did he was he just >> Not tonight. >> Okay. So, after you shoved him, then what happened? >> Then he grabbed his phone saying, "See, she just shoved me. She just shoved me." After he said things to me again, like he has the past 2 years. >> After you shoved him, he didn't shove you back or touch you. >> No. And then after that, we had a conversation and then it was, "See, she's fighting me about my phone. See, she did this to me. See, she did that. But never mind the fact that the past two years I have literal text of him saying, "I want to hire somebody to beat the out of her. I want to fly down there and slap the out of her." >> Well, did you call or did he call? >> I called cuz he kept telling me. >> He kept telling you to call. >> Yes. >> For what? >> Because if I have such a problem because he's kicking me out of his hotel room that he paid $10,000 for for the whole weekend for his birthday. after we broke up a month ago because I was finally done with this [ __ ] and he hasn't changed. I And now he's saying I'm drunk. I have an alcohol issue. I don't have an alcohol issue. I've never ever >> The woman's statements ultimately became self-inccriminating. So, the officers reverified the facts once more before proceeding with their decision. >> So, they're they're going to be very direct questions. Did you hit his phone out of his hand? >> Yes, I grabbed it and I went to pull it out. >> After you did that? >> Yes. Did you lunge at him and fight with him over his phone? >> Yes, I tried to fight for his phone because he was trying to record me after he didn't even tell me he was recording me. >> But listen, he's got an injury to his right forearm. In the state of Florida, battery, whether domestic or not, which in this case is domestic, is an unwanted touch or strike. Okay? He didn't want you to hit his phone, and he didn't want you to lunge at him to get to get his phone. So, you're going to be under arrest for battery. Okay? Now, listen. Listen. I understand everything you said beforehand. It's documented. Okay. But because of your actions hitting him and struggling with him over the over the phone, we have enough probable cause to arrest you for battery. You understand that? Do me a favor and turn around. Put your hand behind your back. Don't struggle with me, Melissa. Just >> turn around. >> Don't try to run. >> We're going to handle that here in one second. Okay. >> Um, where's Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. I didn't know. >> So, listen, listen, listen. >> We're going to go to the jail, okay? You're listen. You're going to see a court or you're going to see a judge in the morning. >> In the morning? >> Yes. In the morning. Okay. What we're trying to do here is help you out by putting all of your stuff in your car. When you get out, whenever that is at some point tomorrow, you can Uber back here and get your car. >> She completely tried to avoid all fault on her side. In fact, she became the one who called the police on herself. The police then gave her advice. This >> is super straightforward. Okay, listen. Listen to me. Listen to me. >> My life is ruined. >> It's not ruined. I was engaged for 2 years. I was in a kind of a similar situation, okay? In another state, okay? Now, in the state of Florida, like I told you, we don't have the luxury of this or that. Okay? Sometimes in the past, the victim says, "Hey, I don't want anything done." And they dropped it completely. Okay? I'm not saying that's what's going to happen, but in the past, that has happened. Okay? You understand that? Okay? So, listen. Your life's not ruined. Okay? It's a It's a misdemeanor charge for true battery. But >> but like I have text message proof of him saying I want out there and slap the [ __ ] out of you just for saying that. And like it was all these double standards and it's all just reactive things like he's allowed to say things to me and I know I shouldn't have grabbed his phone and I'm sorry that I did but how come he's not allowed to do all these abusive things to me and I can't defend myself. >> I should never have called. I didn't know. I thought you guys would just help me get away from him. I just thought he helped for us to both separate for the better, for both of us, not us get in trouble. I didn't want him to get in trouble. And he's the one that's been abusing me mentally for 2 years. I don't have like a lawyer that I know to help me in this situation. I am not a violent or mean person. I know I'm not, and everybody I know I knows I'm not. >> The woman was ultimately charged with domestic battery. The case shows that emotional distress or past relationship conflict does not justify physical aggression. Once someone resorts to physical force, they may still face legal consequences regardless of context. Next, the female soldier also caused chaos right at the airport entrance. >> I'm trying to help you. >> I'm not. >> Did you just say you graduated from basic training? >> Did I get him and get him out? That's all the I care about, right? On the 30th of July 2024, police received a report of a disturbance at an airport in Washington. The suspect was believed to be a woman who had caused a series of serious incidents after just landing, forcing a partial shutdown of the airport system. She even made the situation more tense when police approached. >> How about you shut the up? >> I haven't talked to you at all yet. >> Yeah, you haven't. So, what's up? >> We're trying to figure out what's going on. >> Yeah. Where's my bags? You want to You want to look up my name? You don't even know my name, do you? Oh, you're a police officer, so you automatically do. Huh? No, you don't. Because my name was never >> Why are you yelling at me, guys? >> Am I Am I? >> You're raising your voice. >> Okay, so look me up. >> You're being audio record. >> Look me up. >> I need my bags. That's what the I just said, right? >> You can figure out some solutions, girls. >> I just said, >> where are you when you don't have business, sir? >> I don't have business here. >> Why? >> Where did I come from? Where'd I come from? >> Tell me. >> Am I a What? Sorry. paper army. So, what's the word? Um, I'm a >> detained. >> No, that's not what the I said, right? >> That's what I said. >> No, what's the word? It's a It's a uh I'mma hang with the up on you cuz you're not cooking me out. >> It's a I don't know what the [ __ ] the word is to it. So, what's up? >> What's up? Cuz you left me. You're in your car. Whatever. I don't give a [ __ ] >> I got off Alaska Airlines. I could not carry my bags on my own. They were over 50 lb. My fianceé came in here to carry my bags. Uh I could not find my bags. That's what you want me to say, right? Right. >> You should have known that this was not the right tone when you tried to tell a story to exonerate yourself. This temper itself proved that you could have been the cause of the incident. Even afterward, you admitted that you were no longer in a normal state. >> One, two, mother. Three. Take me to jail if you want to. >> I don't even know what happened. That's why you're being you were talking to me. >> Right. I got drunk on my life. >> I cannot carry my bags. So, my fiance came to pick me up. Are you listening or not? You can take me to jail. I don't give a [ __ ] >> Where did you leave? So, these check bags or these bags? >> They're checks. So, I'm at the checkback area, right? Baggage claim. Yeah. >> Yeah. Baggage claim. Logistics check. We can acknowledge that or not. >> Causing a breach alarm to go off. Meaning you went >> I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. >> And now I went to where? I went to where? Where? I was not supposed to be where to actually talk to me. Write a report. >> Write a report. >> Okay. >> Let's Let's Yeah, cuz I own businesses. So, let's go ahead and do that. Let's do that and see how far it goes. D. You don't even know how to talk to me, [ __ ] >> So, we're trying to help out. >> YOU'RE NOT. YOU'RE NOT. CUZ WHERE'S MY BAG? You're not helping me. If my bags ain't here, >> right? >> So, I don't >> Yeah. You're so You're so in charge. >> Yeah. You're so in charge. If my dad was on the phone versus my husband, >> you would shut the up. You would shut the up. >> Okay. >> So, boom. >> Okay. Well, you just got to work through >> No, this is this is too funny because if it was my dad here, he would have carried my bags and it wouldn't be no problem. But I'm really drunk. I just came from the military. I in my bag in my bag there's a military ID. >> She repeatedly claimed that she was a soldier as if that would prove she would not commit any crime. Even she carried out actions that immediately forced the police to intervene. >> Yeah. I was trying to grab her and she No, no, no, no. Stay, stay, stay, stay, stay. >> I'm going to stand by him. >> No, no. You're going to walk back up there because we're directing because you're being detained. >> You don't get to walk free right now. It's already telling you you're detained right now. So, walk back up there. I'm going to put you in handcuffs. >> Okay. So, put me in handcuffs cuz I want to walk by him. >> Hey, can you stop? >> Go ahead. >> You really want to do that? >> I want to stand by him. >> You can walk back up there cuz you've been directed to by law enforcement. >> I'm trying to help you. >> Go ahead. I'm not scaring you guys. >> Did you just say you graduated from basic training? >> Did I ask you that? >> Did you say that? >> Okay, sounds good. >> Hey, can you can you can you guys >> I'm right here. You want me to walk right here? >> Hey. Hey. Hey. >> Put her in hand. Stop. >> You're in handcuffs. >> Go ahead. The [ __ ] That's what you guys been wanting me to do. I spread your feet out. Call my dad, >> which I did. >> Spread your feet. >> Stop. >> Are you done? >> I've been dead. >> Well, you're still tense enough. All right. So, you're going to jail for trespassing and obstruction. >> You're under arrest for obstruction. We're going to We're going to confirm PC on the trespass. >> Yeah, [ __ ] Go ahead. >> You done or not? >> I'll confirm. One. >> Are you done or not? >> I just asked you a question. >> Well, you're now under arrest. That's where we are. >> Yeah. Okay. >> I don't even care that I'm stronger than what you thought. So, tense up or what? Stay calm. Up or strengthen it. What? >> We would prefer this. This goes relaxed. If you would prefer that we search you while you're flat on the ground, we can do that. >> And do what your job is. >> We prefer not to do that. >> How about you just shut up and do what your job is? My job is arresting people. We just did that. >> Go ahead. >> It can be said that she was indeed a soldier as she used her strength to obstruct the police. Even when she was handcuffed, she still showed no sign of stopping that behavior. >> I'm supposed to sleep in a pole in the army. >> You're not a very good soldier. >> I shut the up. How about that? >> You talking about being a soldier? >> How about you shut the up? >> Who's start transporting? Ask for transport. Soon as she gets in a car, the better. >> Yeah. And he can also let go of my neck because when >> Hold still. Stop flipping around like a fish. >> And then and then when I press charges then what? >> You so right and I was wrong. Right. >> How about you tell me? >> Well, you're being >> cuz you was so right and I was so wrong. Right. Cuz I was trespassing. Right. >> Right. >> STILL ESTABLISHING >> CUZ THAT HURTS MY MOTHERING WRIST. RIGHT. [ __ ] >> Stop pushing against >> you thought you was just doing right. >> Stop pushing against the handcuffs. >> [ __ ] I'm not scared and I'm not hurt. I'm not trespassing because I got a [ __ ] airfly. I got a mothering air ticket, [ __ ] >> What's up? What's up? What's up? What's up? What's up? What's up? >> Pick her up. Pick her up. Come make clap. Stay down there. >> Yeah, that's okay, [ __ ] >> And then what? >> That That is it. >> Yeah, that's that is it. Huh? >> Yeah, [ __ ] I would have knocked you the out. You punk ass. Grabbing my bags, talking about some trespassing. I got off the flight looking for my mothering bags. You punk ass [ __ ] >> So, your bags are over on carousel 15. >> I don't give a [ __ ] WHERE MY BAGS ARE. GET THEM AND GET THEM OUT. THAT'S ALL THE I CARE ABOUT. RIGHT. >> I'm asking you. Would you LIKE >> I DON'T KNOW WHERE THEY ARE. MY FIANCE can get them cuz THEY'RE TOO HEAVY. RIGHT. THAT'S WHY THE HE'S HERE. RIGHT. It can be said that this woman had nothing but arrogance and an ego that was far from small. After repeatedly insisting she was a soldier, she continued to assert that she held a significant position. But it seemed that none of this helped her at all. >> And I could I could threaten. >> Look, I own businesses. I own LLC's. [ __ ] I've been in Lamborghini. Then what? Then what? You don't even know what to say cuz you ain't never [ __ ] Shut up. The arrest me then. That's what the I did say, right? Oh yeah. >> Yeah. YOU DON'T EVEN KNOW WHAT TO DO, [ __ ] Cuz you ain't never been where I've been. >> Is that her? >> Shut up. >> That's the one that was down causing the problem. >> We just needed somebody to say, "Yep, that's the one that Okay, cool. All right." >> She was coming down the stair. Well, she came down the stairs with her boyfriend and I thought they were going to go back up the escalator. >> Do not interrupt. >> Yeah. And then um she started just walking and I stood up and I told her to stop and that's when she told me. She's like, "What are you going to do? You're going to stop me, bitch?" And then and then that's when I told her like, "Stop." And then she just kept going and she's like, "I need to get my That's when one of our coworkers went chasing after her and then I pressed her breach button and as she was walking out um she was just like, "You're lucky I didn't start." >> Thought she was going to punch you. >> I thought she >> Did she like fall? >> Yeah, she went like this to me like that. >> Like really like close. >> You can look at the video. >> Okay, >> shut up. >> Shut up. Right. And you ain't said nothing since, right? I done been to jail. I don't care. You're not scaring me. You're not hurting me, [ __ ] I didn't die. Everything I don't care. I don't care. I really don't care. >> The suspect was charged with criminal trespass, obstruction of law enforcement, and resisting arrest. Disregarding rules, refusing cooperation, and escalating conflict with authorities only led to more serious consequences and full legal accountability. Next, the man didn't even realize that his entire plan had already been exposed by loss prevention staff. >> I don't got to steal no freaking computers. >> The back of the receipt doesn't have any printing or anything on the back of it. It's not I can show you our receipt paper. >> On the 10th of August, 2025, police approached a man believed to be involved in a shoplifting incident that had been carefully planned. When confronted, the man denied everything and even put his honor on the line to stand by his claims. >> I came here 27. I don't got to steal no freaking computers. >> I got I got money, man. >> 233 0558. >> That's stupid. >> 8 0 0. >> So, when did you when did you bought these this stuff? Today or >> today? >> Oh, okay. >> I don't know. Like 6:30, 6:20 somewhere in that area. >> Like tonight. >> So, you just bought them? >> I just I just walked to customer service. I went to customer service. The lady was giving me a hard time. I said, "Listen, man. I'm not trying to be an [ __ ] cuz I'm having a bad day, but every time I come to Walmart and spend more than $200, >> right? >> I get treated weird if I'm not wearing a suit or a tie, >> right? >> I don't I guess I don't look like a person who would buy $800, $900 computer." And I apologize for that. Okay. >> It kind of makes me not even want to shop here cuz I go to the same time. I'm not an angel. Don't get [ __ ] up. I'm from New Jersey. Right. But okay, she she looked at the receipt. She took the thingy off of it. I didn't even have to go to customer service. I walk to customer service. I get to the door here. Loss prevention stops me. She goes to the camera. She says, "Okay, everything's perfectly fine." >> Okay. >> She says, "Sorry, sir. You have a wonderful day." >> Is that Is that from from Walmart or is that a different >> No, this is this is from here, too. But I bought this in different um departments. I got the luggage at the uh register with the computer. I got this. They made me buy this in electronics cuz the guy said that he gets um he gets commissions. >> So I'm like, "Okay, I got something on my mind right now." Right. >> So I'm like, "Whatever, man." >> Okay. >> So I got this one electronics and the lady took my receipt at the door. >> Okay. >> Come on, man. >> I ain't bothering nobody, man. Why let me walk out of there if there's a problem? And why? I'm standing there. There's nobody blocking the door. But all y'all went in the room to see if I paid for this. >> None of the man's stories convinced the officers, pushing him to the point where he even used the weather as an excuse to make his situation seem more difficult. >> Now it's raining on us. >> It's not It's not actually raining. It's just from the tree. >> This is an expensive unit. I don't play computers. >> I take these apart and swap for the aftermarket pieces, >> okay? >> And then I sell them on marketplace, >> okay? for damn near almost the same price that they sell on retail. And then I take the high-end GPUs out of there and I put it in a less quality product and I'll resell that too. >> That's my business. >> Okay. >> I play with electronics. >> Did you pay with this for this with cash or with >> I pay with cash. I came here with cash. >> Okay. >> That's why I keep a locked money bag. If I make a big purchase, I come here with my money bag. Why? Because I don't have to flip burgers. But I still work for my money. All of these are flip. I can take this apart and go to any computer store and get a dumbass computer and swap out the whole RAM and everything. The RAM alone is worth a few hundred. >> Okay. >> This has a liquid coolant system inside of it. How much you think that's worth? >> I do. >> That's worth enough for me not to want any of this [ __ ] to get wet. This is a computer monitor. This temperature control parts inside of this monitor. >> Okay. Now I'm standing out here in the rain because I spent more than $1,000. And then the lady at customer service looked at the receipt and looked at me and then the people here went into a room and told me to HAVE A NICE DAY. AND NOW I'M GETTING STOPPED by police. So that's why I'm disgruntled. >> Come on, man. I voluntarily stopped every time. Come on. This is stupid. That's dumb. >> Once they figure it out, man. >> Yeah, it's not. It's deeper than that. You know how it feels. You don't think Okay, cool. Let's say we resolved this, >> right? >> I'm the black guy that got stopped in a [ __ ] Walmart by three officers. You don't think that's embarrassing? >> The man stubbornly insisted he was innocent and claimed he had a receipt to prove it. But it seemed the store had a very different version of the story. >> Okay. So, what's going on there with him now? >> That is the paper receipt that he has. That is not a real receipt. >> He said uh he said that um he just talked about prevention. He said that he's fine to go and >> cuz we were trying to catch him up on the fact that he's trying to leave with this false receipt and he's done this before. He did it before. So, we let him go with the receipt. However, we were on the phone with you guys and they were telling me how far you out. I could only stall him for so long. >> No, I got you. I just want to make sure that what you're saying is the office. >> He wouldn't come in the office. >> Wait in here and he refused. >> Yeah, he would. >> So, when you look up the camera to see >> it's not there was no camera footage for that time and date that was it says that he was at register 19 at like hour 187. I pulled the camera back as quickly as possible to look it. Nothing has occurred there. And you can see the receipt. The back of the receipt doesn't have any printing or anything on the back of it. It's not Yeah, I can show you our receipt paper. on the countless getting the items and bringing them back. >> Correct. >> Yes. >> Okay. He didn't bring them back in. He got them and brought them >> He went and got them and brought them in. So, he was here earlier today with a white female. Um he was in electronics taking pictures of these same items that he has now. He was taking pictures of the UPC's and they were buying printer paper, >> but they bought the printer paper. >> They bought the printer paper and he bought something else, something >> correct. of these same items so that he could go home and make the receipt and come back in. >> So that he made the receipt at home. >> Yeah, >> he they're pretty good. >> The second time that he caught with a fake receipt. So the last time was by one of our door greeters. Um she had asked for the receipt and it had the incorrect store manager name on it. It actually had two store manager names on there and she was like, "Hey, I can't verify this. Do you want to wait while I get it verified?" He said no. And he left. >> Um and then the second time, >> did you look at that one? Did that one have any flaws on it or >> the name is correct on it this time? I didn't look at it. >> Does it usually say Natasha Grant or just Natasha? >> Natasha Grant. >> It just says Natasha on it. >> It says the full name. It says the address >> and you can tell up at the top like it's not perforated like our receipts are supposed to be and there is nothing on the back side. >> Okay. >> With that amount of testimony from the staff, it was already clear how everything had unfolded. And at that point, the officers took action along with a clear explanation of their decision. >> Am I under arrest yet? trying to be under arrest. >> Wait, I'm I'm not I'm not struggling. I'm asking why am I under arrest and can you please explain that? >> All right. So, basically, they don't you didn't pay for them. All right. >> Sir, the receipt that you showed him, it wasn't there's no itemized receipt, >> sir. I showed them the receipt and they took the receipt from me. >> Okay. So, here's what >> Sir, I I here's here's the deal, right? So, we're going to go ahead and review the camera still. >> Please do that now. YOU'RE YOU'RE PUTTING ME IN this is >> this is wrong. >> Yeah. Right now you're being detained. Okay, >> sir. Can you please Sir, >> can you listen up? >> I'm being detained. >> Yeah. >> Yes. >> So, >> am I under arrest? >> You're being detained right now. >> You're being detained. Once we review the cameras and then see everything that they have, if they see you pay for they have cameras all over the store. You knew that, right? >> Yes, sir. >> They're going to review to see where you made your purchase. >> I made my purchase in the front. >> Okay. So, >> and now that's selfch checkout. >> Okay. You make your purchase in the front. They're going to check >> nothing on me, sir. They're going to check that to see >> the jammer. >> They're gonna see if they if in fact you make a payment. If you make the payment. >> Can I ask you a question though? >> Yeah. >> Why why detain me if I'm not under arrest and I'm not being >> Well, what's your >> I'm not dealing with you in a hostile way. >> Okay. But the investigation is still ongoing. Okay. >> At that point, the receipt had been collected by the officers and everything matched what the staff had described. Yet, he still tried to deny it all now with a noticeably suspicious panic demeanor. >> But I am not under arrest. I will stand here with you. >> Let me I'm I am asking you. I'm not under arrest and I'm being detained. >> Now, please just stand here. >> Yeah, >> sir. I'm asking you. May I stand here? I'm not under arrest. >> And if I am under arrest, sir, that's perfectly fine. >> I'm not struggling at all. Am I fighting you? Is there any resistance? >> No. Sir, >> just have us sit down till we figure everything out. All right. >> You don't understand. >> I don't Sir, please. I'm not under arrest. Why are you putting >> Watch out, sir? Watch out, >> sir. Why? I'm not struggling you. Can you >> No, you're not. >> Can someone talk to me rationally instead of just easing me into a car? >> Yeah. Um, Ronnie, right? >> Yes, sir. >> All right, Ronnie. Here's the thing. Yeah, that's your receipt for some dinner that you paid. That's because I paid for some of those items in a completely different line. >> And that's what we're going to go look at. >> Okay. So, when they look when you show them the >> Can an officer stay with me and just let me sit here. I don't want to get into You're not understanding what I'm telling you. This gives me a lot of anxiety, man. You don't know what I've been through in my life. >> I got you. >> You don't know. Just let me sit here and if I'm under arrest, I will gladly put my feet in here. I have not struggled or fought you or ran or nothing. >> I got I got you. >> All right. Thank you. Um, so the receipt, this receipt is for the luggage and the >> and the the tablet. Yes. The >> keyboard, right? And the keyboard. >> Yes. >> As far as the >> that was a separate purchase, sir. That money was that money was separate. >> And that's the one that you paid for at the at the register. >> Yes, ma'am. >> The man was ultimately charged with grand theft and the use of a fraudulent receipt. Actions driven by deception and denial can only make consequences worse. Owning up early is always the better path. >> You Natasha? No sir, I'm not Natasha. >> You're not you Natasha? >> No sir. >> Yeah. >> What's your daughter's name? >> STREET. >> On the 7th of November 2025, officers approached a woman suspected of involvement in a shoplifting escape. The officers could not have anticipated her actions that followed. Initially, the suspect was asked to confirm her information. >> What's your last name? >> Monique. Uh Kraton. >> Kraton. >> Uhhuh. C R A Y T O N. >> Oh Lord, I was so I was like, "What do I July?" I just got I was like, "What the hell going on?" I knock back to the door. I'm sorry. >> I got you. Uh where you where you stay at? >> I stay over here on uh Johnson Street. I just moved on. Johnson's right there with them houses back there back there >> on Johnson Street. >> Uhhuh. >> What's the uh numeric? Do you know >> the address? >> Mhm. >> I don't I know it's the great house s at the corner cuz I just moved in with them. So I don't really know. Although she appeared cooperative in providing information, the woman was actually quite familiar to the officers who even knew her real name to uncover her criminal history. Hey, do you got a warrant on uh Natasha Nash? >> Natasha Nash. >> This looks like her. She's giving me a different name, but >> a little worse than others. >> She ain't My nique. Yeah, it's going to be her. She pro she probably about to take off on me. I'm going to see if I can get her. I'm going to try it. All right. Come on. >> Yeah. Hold on. >> I'm on Crowd Street right here. I'm with her. All right. Look at me. >> Yes, sir. Okay. That's sir. I'm standing in the shade. >> Okay. Okay. >> Okay. I got you. All right. You Natasha, ain't you? >> No, sir. I'm not Natasha. >> You're not. You Natasha? >> No, sir. >> Yeah. >> What's your daughter's name? >> I don't have no daughter. >> No daughter? >> No, sir. I don't have a son. >> You don't have a son? >> Yes, sir. I'm not Natasha. >> All right. You got any You got any proof of ID? >> No, sir. I do. >> Zero proof of ID. Why you got chicken in your pocketbook? Oh, cuz I had my bug my bag had bust and I on the way back while >> But you still got that that I just kept it cuz it was heavy. No, >> where did you get it from? >> I went to Harvest. I just came from Harvest to go get some food. I went got some buns and the fries and chicken and but I my bag got bought so I put my stuff some of the stuff over here cuz I was walking with the bag. But >> yeah, stand right here just a second. You you don't stay on Glendale? >> No, sir. >> Not no more? >> No, I never stay. >> What's your husband name? >> I don't have no husband. I'm not married. >> Not married? >> I've never been married. No, sir. >> Yeah. Thus, the woman deliberately concealed her identity, even denying being a mother or a wife. However, shortly after, she began to change her statements. >> Right now, you're being a tame >> for what? >> So, you just stand by that here for just a second, and I'll get you on your way. >> No, I got I wonder why. Because it's >> Yeah, because you are you appear to be someone that we're looking for. >> Oh, no. I don't know who that is. I can't say mean I'm not do the person you're looking for. I got kids. Stand by just a second. >> My kids is over there, man. Sir, and I know, sir. I stay right there. I don't even know what this is. Glendale right here. See, I I don't even know. Uh-uh. How y'all detaining me and I don't even know. Let me call make sure my kids This is like I don't understand. >> Stand right here. Wait with me. Get out of the road. Get out of the road. >> Come on. >> Uh I'm trying to look for the picture of her. She She definitely appears to be her and she's walking off and everything like that. >> It appears to be Natasha Nash and she's walking off. While the officers were attempting to verify her information, the woman displayed multiple suspicious signs and shortly after a tense pursuit ensued. Hey, hey, hey, hey. DON'T DO THAT. >> GET OUT. GET OUT ON THE GROUND NOW. GET ON THE GROUND NOW. NOW. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND NOW. >> NOW ON THE GROUND. >> GET ON THE GROUND NOW. GET ON THE GROUND. >> WHY ARE YOU HOLDING ME LIKE THAT? WHY? >> GET ON THE GROUND. MY KIDS. >> GET ON THE GROUND NOW, >> SIR. I DIDN'T DO THE GROUND. >> OH, I didn't do nothing. >> I got behind the behind the old Mexican restaurant. That's it. >> Anybody get in here? Put your HAND BEHIND ME. THIS very act of fleeing made everything worse and it implicitly admitted that she carried guilt. Yet she still showed no remorse and continued to portray herself as the victim. >> Get up to run. Stand up as running. >> Let's go. I need you. I hear a taser light over. I >> get the red light, but I >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> You smoke and you just run. You do that. >> Stand up. Stand up. >> I came. I came, sir. Stand up. Yes, you can. >> Hey, you're about TO GET IT AGAIN. >> YOU are able just stand I'm going to do this. Stand up, Natasha. >> Yeah. Want to sit down? Right here. Sit on your butt. >> Hold back right here. >> Sit down. Right here. Sit down. >> Sit all the way down. I got you. >> Go ahead and roll with it. >> It was evident that the woman had nothing but deception. And shortly after, the medical team arrived and confirmed that her condition was merely a ploy. >> Yeah. And you know, you know, I always give you every opportunity. That guy always gave you check >> this old man. I was coming out the red lights. Old man pulls over. I had to go through the courthouse grass. >> Happens every time. Um she uh she ran from Crowder Street, got it right here. I shot her with a taser. One probe hit her jacket and one probe hit her um left uh left leg. Uh she didn't hit the didn't hit the ground or nothing like that, but it got her attention enough for her to stop running. My chest. >> So, um, she was good on breathing, uh, for the >> 75 yard sprint there. >> My chest hurt. >> Yeah, my chest be hurt, too, if I ran that far. >> You have any medical problems? >> Yeah, she got it. >> I'm good now. Chest? Yeah, I'm good. Yeah. Yeah. need you to take some short deep breaths cuz it's just your heart rate's a little elevated, but everything else is good. >> All right. Well, I'm going to put you in the truck and do a 12 lead. But if it's normal, I'm going to let you go with them. Okay. That's where we at right now. >> Yeah, if you don't mind. >> I don't think 144. >> Nobody's laughing at you. >> Yes, sir. Yes, SIR. >> YOU'RE LAUGHING at him. >> My heart rate's higher than yours is. But I said, you know, I don't never give you no problem. So, YOU KNOW, >> YOU AIN'T NEVER gave me no problem. That's why I can't understand why you run from me. >> In the end, she was charged with retail theft, resisting arrest, and obstruction of justice in addition to her active warrants. Running only made her situation worse. Honesty and accountability from the start could have prevented far more serious consequences. Next, this woman completely lost control of herself. >> And the chips came up to pay and you were like, "No, like you can't like you NEED TO LEAVE. UHOH. >> WE'RE WAITING FOR A GIRL police officer. Okay. >> On December 24th, 20124, officers approached a woman suspected of being involved in a theft at a 71. When questioned, she appeared very calm, but her statements were filled with suspicion. >> How's it going? Hey, where uh where did you just come from? >> I'll go. >> Okay. What store were you at before that? >> I was at my grandpa's house. Why >> were you at the uh 7-Eleven before the Sonoka? >> Yeah, the lady is being crazy. >> Okay. What? Could you just tell me what happened over there? >> I just left. She's [ __ ] me crazy. >> Okay. Did you take anything from there? >> No, this is stuff that I got that I bought. >> That's from the other store? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Let me just Let me just verify and I'll get you on your way. Do you have an ID on you? >> No, no ID. >> You don't have an ID on you? you okay? >> Yeah, it's just >> No, I understand. We're just trying to We just got called, so we just have to check into it. >> That's all. No big deal. >> What's your uh first name? >> Michaela. >> M. How you spell that? >> Uh, why do I got to give you my name? >> Because we're investigating to see whether you are the person we're looking for. Around the same time, another officer arrived at the store where they had a clear account confirming the woman's presence there. >> She called our shoplifter. >> Yes. Yes. I have the picture that I took on my phone of Mr. Kenn. >> Okay. What did she take? >> She took a bag of chips like the kettle chips include her and >> Okay. Come of some kind of like >> Do you want to press charges? Um, we definitely want to trespass, but I think we pro I think if I asked my the owner, my own probably. So, we have like one good picture of her hair. This is from the other day, but this is the woman. And then the next um the next time uh she came in was well she came in just earlier with called and then before that it was yesterday and stole some things yesterday but I was yesterday. >> So when you just called a couple minutes ago she came in right before that and chocolate good. >> Yes. So she she was here to pay but I wouldn't sell it to her hopefully thinking that she would make it round but um there was another customer that I was trying to help. She said she was on a bike going south. >> So she came in and got like the noodles and the chips came up to pay and you were like, "No, like you can't >> too much." >> Like you need to leave. And then did she just walk out with the stuff? >> I um are you able to you can take care of him, but then can you get me like a receipt for those two things? >> Um yeah. Uh I'm not even exactly sure, but I'll I'll grab a thing. >> Yeah. Just just whatever you know 100% she took. And then while you're doing that, >> returning to the suspect, officers now faced a new issue with her identity as she used every personal excuse to make it difficult for them to obtain her information. >> Hitler, >> your last name. Are you giving me the proper ID? Don't give me false ID cuz I don't want to get you in trouble. >> No, but I'm not. That's the That's the thing. >> Your last name is >> But that's why I don't That's why I didn't even want to tell you because if you're not going to You're like Like you're like other people. You're either you know me or you don't. So I just I >> I don't know you. I don't know you personally. No. I don't. But we got a call for something that happened at the store. So, I either have to make a positive ID on you or let you go. >> She said she's going to trespass me from there. And I said we can't. >> We can't because you're not on the property. >> I won't go back in there. But that's [ __ ] >> And that's fine. That's fine. I'm not here to trespass you. Is your last name actually really Hitler or No. >> My last name is >> H I T. >> L E R. And Michaela, how do I spell your first name, please? M I >> M I >> Mhm. >> K. >> Mhm. >> A Y. >> I don't got my last name. >> What's that? >> I don't go by that last name. >> Yeah, whatever. >> No, you got to give me your You got to give me your first name and last name. What's your first name or your last name? >> I did. >> You said Michaela. >> I know. >> But you're not you're not spelling your name. >> I understand. You're either going to trust us or you're not. >> It's not a matter of that right now. If you can't even identify yourself to me during an investigation, then you automatically go to jail for failing to >> I actually told you >> provide your ID. And I asked you to spell your name for me. >> M I K A. >> Okay. M I K A. >> Can you continue, please? >> L A. >> Okay. And last name is H I T L E R. >> Mhm. >> Okay. Do you have a middle initial? >> The woman showed no concern for what was happening, even continuing to eat as if the situation wasn't becoming more serious. >> Why would I not come? Oh, because my birthday. Because I tried to tell you that because I was given a like that's what I'm trying to tell you. >> Sure. >> Are like are you even gonna give I'm sorry to be disrespectful. Are you gonna give a >> Yeah, absolutely. >> Well, my birthday because the people that had me were pieces of [ __ ] >> Okay. Well, I'm sorry. >> I'm just trying to learn my birthday, but you I'm trying to get back and >> you are helping out. >> I'm not against you. >> Mama [ __ ] Hey, I'm not I'm not against you. I'm sorry for the people that are, but what's your actual date of birth? >> Literally just told you that. So >> So you're going to failure to identify? It's going to be a charge. I don't want you to have a charge. >> Okay. You know what? We can go ahead and do this. How about the fight? >> What the Hold on. Wait. I'm not I'm not failing to do anything. >> Yeah, but you're being detained for shop opening right now. >> What? >> You're being detained. You're not under arrest. You're being detailed. >> Okay, now you're going to jail because I'm not >> You're not under arrest. >> Thank you. You're not under arrest, but you're being detained >> while we complete this investigation. >> You're not allowed to do this. >> But you will have a charge for failing to identify if you >> Okay, that's what we're going to go with. >> I gave you my birth date and everything. >> Okay, I'll find you. >> We're going to go We're going to go with that. >> Find my name in the computer. >> We're going to go with that. >> We're going to go with failure to identify you. >> I just identified myself though. >> I asked you and you didn't want to call. >> Yes, I did. And I gave you my birthday. >> What's your birthday? Your first name. M. I did spell it. M I K A Y L A Hitler. H I T L E R. I didn't do anything wrong in he just put me in cuffs. >> She thought she was only being detained for giving a false name, but she panicked when things didn't go her way, even going as far as verbally lashing out at the officers. >> I'll hold ON TO YOU. >> PLEASE HELP ME. >> IN A MINUTE, YOU'RE going to get another >> go. I WANT TO GO. I WANT TO GO. >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET >> I WANT TO GO. >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET A THIRD CHARGE. >> I WANT TO GO. YOU ugly piece of [ __ ] >> I'll add that to it. >> Good. You're going to jail. All three of you will be in jail. I promise you. >> All right. You have the right to remain off. That's not that >> got three charges so far. >> Yeah. Well, eat my How about that? >> Doesn't matter to me. >> My How about that? >> It's on you. >> Eat my How about that? Your officers will. Your officers will. >> Where did I go first? >> Yep. And they already have. Y'all are going down. Like that was a good one. Y'all did great this time. You pissed me off just enough. >> Okay. [ __ ] >> What did I do again? Well, you're a liar. You Oh, >> oh, you're a pedophile. Yes, I am. The woman was ultimately charged with petty theft, providing false identification, and threatening a law enforcement officer. Trying to deceive authorities and avoid responsibility only made the situation worse as dishonesty and aggression quickly escalated a minor offense into far more serious consequences.