What happened after a simple theft was caught outside the store? >> I should put your hand like that. Put your hands behind. >> I'M JUST TRYING TO GO GET FOOD AND Y'ALL ARE KEEPING me from it. >> Yes, y'all are y'all are involved. >> What are you pulling out of here? >> I'm sorry. No, that's what Yeah, that's what I had in my I'm sorry. I had Okay, this is Yeah. >> Stoping. Stop. Stop. Get out of the car. Stand up. Sir, give me a second. Look, man. >> I >> That's what happened in today's video when cops surprise catch shoplifterss in the act outside Walmart. >> Starting with this extremely erratic woman, she turned the Walmart parking lot into a complete meltdown. >> You're racist, [ __ ] You're racist, [ __ ] >> Get out of here. >> So, dude, you get the OUT OF HERE STRAIGHT UP, POLICE. >> I'm a kid that Walmart and >> y'all are healthy. On the 4th of June 2026, police approached a woman in the Walmart parking lot after she caused a disturbance there. As they got closer, she became increasingly agitated and claimed that the situation was caused by racial discrimination. >> Hey. HEY. >> GO. >> GO. >> You [ __ ] IF YOU TAKE your blood, you're racist, [ __ ] You a racist, [ __ ] >> Get out of here. Dude, YOU GET THE OUT OF HERE. STRAIGHT UP. POLICE. >> You about to go to jail. >> Oh, that's all black. >> You about to go to jail. >> You got love for us. Go luck your family, [ __ ] You're wet, [ __ ] You're a racist. You're witch, [ __ ] You [ __ ] [ __ ] Yeah, you can't take me. I got a straight on you, [ __ ] >> Go now. Go, [ __ ] And get out of my car, [ __ ] That's who the [ __ ] you are, [ __ ] You're a [ __ ] [ __ ] You know what they say? Blood and [ __ ] [ __ ] Cuz they looking at me, [ __ ] YEAH, THEY TESTED IT ALREADY. >> YO. YO. WHAT? YO, WHAT? Stop me. >> This life. >> Keep moving. >> [ __ ] you. Raise your ass, [ __ ] You're no longer sleep. You can't touch. >> Yeah. >> Come outside. >> Towards the Get in your car and come towards the back. >> The woman had no intention of leaving as instructed and her shouting continued. At that point, the officers were forced to take stronger action to stop her behavior. Put your hand back. Put your hands back. >> I'm a queen and I get my blood taken. >> Yeah. Get a Southwest supervisor out here if you can. >> Yo, RIGHT IN EVERY [ __ ] THING. >> I GOT BLOOD IN ME. >> YEAH, I'M 104. We're getting her in custody now. >> THEY'RE CHANGING MY SUIT. >> Southwest being requested. I'm a queen and I have to do that >> and y'all are helping. >> Yes, y'all are give a Y'all are helping. I'm just trying to go GET FOOD AND Y'ALL are keeping me from it. Yes, y'all are y'all involved. >> Let go. >> I'm pregnant. I am pregnant. Y'ALL ARE DOING THIS TO ME. >> LET ME GO. >> CUT IT OUT. >> I'm not doing nothing. girlfriend. >> The more she spoke, the more incoherent her statements became, making her appear increasingly unstable. She showed no sense of guilt and instead portrayed herself as the victim. >> They were taking my blood out of this [ __ ] place. AND NOW I NEVER WANT TO TAKE MY BABY. I love my life for taking my blows out of everybody. I'm going to put me in a different car. YOU'RE WITH THE YOU'RE WITH my >> Yeah. >> It seemed like everything was finally going to quiet down, but that was not the case. She was like a walking radio. Every time the car door opened, her voice could be heard again. Show young and young out here as well. On the northeast corner of the 2400 parking LOT this way though. I want to go out. >> Hello. >> I want to go out. >> You said what? >> Yes, they are. >> Uh-huh. >> I want to go to my home. Please let me go home. >> Am I going to do what? I'm sorry. You talking about the Jeep Grand Cherokee? >> Yeah. >> All right. Yeah. >> I don't want to be around. I need the heat on your me. I need to get this girl on. >> Did we go on medical right now? >> I got BECAUSE THE ONE THAT'S [ __ ] UP MAKES MY FEET HAVE EVERYTHING. >> CLEARLY, her attitude did not sound like someone genuinely asking for medical help. In reality, she appeared to be making things difficult without actually needing medical attention as she continued making other claims instead. >> Talk to you like this. I'll talk to you with the door open with respect. That's all I'm saying. >> Oh, Dustin, you don't want to be down in front of a a rally. >> I don't want to be. Like I said, I want to talk to you with respect. >> That's fine. I got you. >> So, you can open the door. >> Hey, who do you normally talk to? Cuz I know I >> What do you mean who I norally talk to? >> An officer. >> Yeah. I don't know. >> No, I don't know. Officer I thought she ran into the bushes like that and >> I don't know. >> Yeah, I think that she ran into I I remember cuz they trying to make her they trying to get her to go to the hospital. >> But no, I don't need to go. I know where I live. No, because the hospital messed me up. Messed my feet up where I could not walk. In the end, the woman was arrested for disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. This [snorts] incident shows how refusing to cooperate and continuing to escalate the situation can quickly turn a disturbance into an arrest. Staying calm and following lawful instructions could have prevented the situation from getting worse. Next, this teenage boy had to learn his lesson. >> No, you didn't go over there. Look, I promise you I didn't I didn't walk out with it at all. >> What's your name? >> I'll pay for it right now. But they're not in they're this right now because it passed all the points of sale. >> On the 31st of July 2024, police received a report of a theft that had taken place. The suspect was identified as 19-year-old Austin Lure, who was acting suspiciously and was believed to have taken a bottle of cologne without paying. He then fled toward a nearby gas station. Here's what happened when police arrived at the scene. >> Stand in front of my car. Stand in front of my car. You got any weapons on you at all? >> I have a bra in front of my car. That's it. >> Okay, that's it. No guns, no knives. Put your hands behind your back. Look straight forward. Just listen to what I'm telling you. Okay. You ain't done nothing wrong. Everything will be fine. Okay. >> Can I go in and get it? >> You can go. >> Okay. How old are you? >> I'm 19. >> Okay. All right. Let's put this up here. >> And the other pocket package. >> Good. All right. Nothing else, right? All right. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, so this is what why I'm here. Got to report that you stole something from the store. Okay. What did you take from the store? >> They said that I stole a club. I didn't take it. I'm not going to lie to y'all. I was going to take it. >> Okay. >> I walked out without it, though. >> Okay. >> All right. All right. >> You saw me and you ditched it. >> Yo, you can go over there and look. I promise you I didn't I didn't walk out with it at all. >> What's your name? >> My name is Austin Lur. I'm on probation, which is kind of I'm not going to lie, why I left as soon as she was probation? >> Uh, no. It's uh for a DUI. >> What's How do you spell your last name, Austin? >> L N T O R O U R. >> What's your date of birth? >> 127. >> Admitting that he was on probation made the situation even more serious. Even though he initially denied the theft, [music] the more he explained himself, the more suspicious his denial became. >> Honestly, it's in the store somewhere. I went through multiple aisles cuz I was going to take it and then I came to my consensus on it. I was like, you know, I'm fresh out of jail. I don't give me stupid like this. Sorry. >> What's your What's your address? I don't have a home address. I have between people's couches. >> Okay. So, >> I can take y'all to my truck even that I was that I've been in that's driving me around. You won't find it in there either. >> You're going to have to change something in your life, bro. >> I know. I I'm working on it. That's reason why I didn't walk out with it. >> Yeah. I'm I'm looking on >> I know. >> I'm looking on this computer and I see all kinds of crap. You're too young to have all that stuff. >> I've been on the straight and narrow here recently. Like even I just had my PO me and say I've been clean and all that stuff. They're g have to search the truck even and show that I don't like walked out or put it in the truck or anything like that. Like if can we drive over there so I can like at least tell them like you can look? >> Not yet. Not yet. We're going to wait. We're going to wait until we get an answer from the store and then we'll go from there. You got a job? Anything like that? >> I have a job. I work at KFC. >> Okay. Well, that's good. That's a good start cuz what I see all that junk on that computer right there. That's horrible, man. >> Been working on paying off my fines and everything. >> Bro, you're 19. You're too young for all that. >> I just put $50 into the fines today. been clean. Haven't been doing any drugs. >> That's good. >> Fully off those. They want to trespass me, I'll sign. >> While waiting for the store's investigation, the officers checked the man's vehicle. But first, they handcuffed him and temporarily detained him to make sure he could not flee. >> Put your hands on your back. Am I being arrested? >> I don't know yet. Put your palms together. I don't know whether you're going to be arrested or not. We're going to find out here in a minute. Okay. We're just going to hang out here until we can figure it all out. You know Beard's phone number? >> I do not know his phone number. >> Okay. >> Well, it's the first person I'm calling him online. >> Yep. You're going to have to now cuz you got contact with us, right? >> Yeah, I know. >> We're going to hang tight. We're going to see what he comes up with. If he have if he finds anything and he find anything at all. >> I got the box and the shrink wrap that it was in. So, he took it, but they're like, "Yeah." He walked over here and said, "You're trying to say I stole some cologne." So, but I didn't see him doing things. Okay, >> just check the truck. I don't see anything. That was a guy who passed me a while ago. Then I saw him sitting there. So, >> okay. So, >> he could have ditched it. >> Yeah, >> cuz why else would you walk all the way over there? >> Yeah. And then walk back. >> Yeah. >> Okay. I'm going to take him up front, get all her information, all that stuff. >> I mean, it's it's on them. They said they saw him. You know, it's >> The officer then returned to the store to confirm the details of the incident directly with store employees. I mean, it's expensive cologne. >> Okay. Well, if if you work up and get a receipt going, you you tell me what you want me to do. If you want me to take him to jail, I'll hook and take. I don't care. >> I already tell you it's over $25. So, it's instant prosecution, but it's going to be restitution receipt and I can, hey, you work with us. We're not going to trespass you. You tell us where you put it. That way, you know, and we don't have to do like a trespass cuz [music] you're working with us. >> And he's already he's already on probation. So, I can I can I can say, "Let me talk to him before I bring you over to talk to him and take his picture and all that." I'll say, "Hey, listen. You took the stuff. Own up now. Things are probably going to work out good in your favor where you ain't going to go to jail, but you're going to have to tell us where >> you want to bring them into the office cuz we can get our picture in there." >> Absolutely. I do that. Yeah, sure. >> The officers also explained what he was facing. With everything that had happened, he knew he could no longer keep lying and began admitting everything. Listen to me before this all goes down, okay? The cologne that was in the car, okay? The box that was in the car, if you work with these people, probably are not going to go to jail tonight, okay? If you don't, they're just going to prosecute you for the whole thing. It's over $25. They're going to prosecute you. They're going to trespass you and you're going to jail. >> So, if you dropped it somewhere over there, tell them where it's at. They got to get your picture, all that stuff. I'm going to walk you in the office in there. I'm being straight with you, telling you exactly what's going to happen. No tricks, [music] okay? tell them where it's at. >> Pay for it even like I'll pay for it right now, >> but they're not in this right now because it passed all the points of sale is not even the concern of paying for it. Okay. >> They can prosecute you for it. >> All right. >> Okay. So, you're straight with them. They're going to get your picture because you took it, right? >> Be trespassing. >> You may be trespass. You might not. >> I'm okay with it. >> You listen. >> You might not be. >> Sorry. Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Come on out. So, just be straight with him and then we'll we'll do that. All right. Right here. >> The man showed no real remorse trying to offer payment as if it could erase his wrongdoing. In fact, at the loss prevention office, [music] it was revealed that this was not his first time being caught. >> Um, have you ever been caught by Walmart before? >> Yes. >> Okay. How long ago was that? >> Uh, about a year and a half ago. I'm paying restitution on still. >> All right. Camera right in front of you just looks straight ahead. You're good. Thank you. That's all. Let's go find it. Um cuz I mean we've got your all your information in there. We got your information here. So it >> Come on. Let's go. >> How far over is it over here? >> What's that? >> Over here. I walk this. It's either this aisle or the other aisle. >> Okay. Would you set it behind a car or something? >> I just dropped it. >> You think it's still there? >> Hopefully. Not under there. >> Oh, is it underneath? I can't even see underneath that car. >> Okay. Well, it may somebody may have snatched it too if you set it down. So, >> is that the cap to it? >> That's the cap to it. >> And it's probably gone. >> Yeah. Is there anyone who can bring the cat back? >> We can bring the cat back. Not going to do any good, but >> it ain't underneath there either. >> That thing's gone. Austin Lure was arrested and charged with theft of property less than $1,000 and probation violation. He was held with no bond. Stealing may seem like a quick way to get something without paying, but repeated theft can carry serious consequences. For Austin Lure, being on probation made the situation even more serious and ultimately led to his arrest and being held with no bond. Next, this woman thought she had the right to do whatever she wanted. >> Can you get out of the street? >> Can you get out of the street? >> No. She told me to GO HOME. SHE ABOUT to arrest me. >> No, I'm not. On the 3rd of July 2025, officers were dispatched to a gas station after receiving a report about a woman refusing to leave despite having been previously banned from the property. As soon as they arrived, an employee also provided statements about her other alleged offenses. >> She doing just coming and just falling being the steal the things and >> she's about to get run over. She don't watch what she's doing. First he steal the things and uh at the morning one of my customer is uh standing over at the counter and he she come and he ask her give the money he just I don't have money she just slap on slap on the m slap the person here's my boss >> hello hey how you doing sir >> good sir how are you >> so what's going on with this female here >> she comes in since morning to the store takes a stop grab and run away and they tell her to leave her she doesn't go and once she see you guys or she sees like somebody's coming or this IB We start calling. She goes out of the store and we she's banned from our store. >> Who banned her? >> Tell her. I don't know. Can you guys tell her or >> The woman continued walking around the area despite the officer following closely behind her. She even ignored the danger around her, continuing on even after the officer warned her. >> Watch out. You got a car right there. >> Okay, let's get out of the street. >> Well, you can't go on the property. >> I can't. >> Huh? >> You can't? You're banned? So, what's going on today? What? Well, hold on. You're not free to go. Yes, you will. >> You're not free to go. You're not. >> Just tell her I'm Hey, don't come back over here anymore. You come back here, you're going to be arrested. >> Yes, you will. >> I have freedom. I have You cannot arrest nobody. >> She's a 43. I've dealt with her, I think, one time before. I can't remember where. >> This is business. He don't want you here, >> man. Can't understand what you're saying. >> This is He works here. His owner said he don't want you here. You're not allowed. >> I just talked to him on the phone. >> He's not the owner. >> Do not come back on the property. It's as simple as that. >> I don't have a warrant, so I can't arrest you. >> Oh, okay. You want to step foot on the property? >> What? >> Don't step foot on the property. You'll be arrested. >> If I want to. >> No, you don't. >> No. It's called There's laws. >> Are you on a president? >> Huh? Are you on a >> Can you get out of the street? Can you get out of the street? You put on the president. >> Well, I see why she was in the hospital. >> Yeah. >> She clearly had no intention of staying, and it was becoming apparent that she was struggling with her mental state. At this point, the officer moved to arrest her, but she made it far from easy by causing a disturbance and resisting. >> Put your hands on top of your head. >> No. >> Yes. >> Would you like to get tased? I'll tase your ass. >> Put your hands on top of your head right now. >> All right, I'm going. No. She told me to GO HOME. SHE >> HEY, HE ABOUT to arrest me. You're under. >> Move. No. I'm not. I was going to go get my >> man. Move. Move. Tell him to get off. >> Stop. >> Move. Move. >> Move. Move. >> Stop. Stop. >> Move. Move. >> Move. >> You're going to go on the ground in about >> move, man. Move. >> You're about to go on the ground. >> You're about to go on the ground here. >> STOP. >> MOVE. I WAS GOING TO GET my >> No, you're not. I'm going to get my smoke up. Put it down. Yep. Yep. >> It's not the law. >> I got it. What are you put acting crazy, bud? This is ridiculous. Now you got a resisting charge. You're going to jail. >> So stupid. >> What's up? >> I know. >> Yep. >> We told her to leave. >> Because of her resistance, the woman ended up injuring herself, but she appeared to show little concern for her own condition. >> For what? >> I don't listen to her. >> Do you have anything in your bra? >> No. >> Yeah, I know. It's what I said. >> What happened to your ear? >> I don't know. It's was bleeding. >> Yeah, >> pretty bad. >> Yeah, >> my radio turned off. That's funny. When >> I spun. Jeez. You ain't going to be doing all this. >> I need some more. >> What'd you go to the hospital for last time? Your meds? >> What' they give? Did they give you anything? >> I'll be giving some oxygen. >> Some what? >> Some oxygen. >> Oxygen? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Hang on. Let me crack these windows. Hey, with this girl, do you just want her Do you want her Do you guys want to sign charges on her for trespassing or you just want her to not come back here? >> Not come back every trespass everywhere. >> We both come here. >> Okay. Thanks, man. >> Hi, ma'am. How you doing? >> Hi. >> My name is Sergeant Forest. I'm here to talk to you about what happened with you and the officers. Okay. Okay. Can you kind of run me through what happened? >> I just had a war and I don't >> What happened? I mean like with when you walked onto the property? >> Nothing. I was just talking. >> Did they tell you to leave? >> No. >> They never told you to leave? >> I was never in the store or I didn't steal. >> Do you speak with the officers at all? >> No. >> Did they put their hands on you? >> No. >> Okay. How' you Can you explain how you got in handcuffs for me? >> I was struggling. >> Can you tell me what that means? >> I was shaking. >> You were shaking? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Did they tell you to put your hands behind your back or anything? No. >> Okay. Did they grab you? >> Yeah. >> Did they tell you to stop? >> Yeah. >> And what did you do when that happened? >> Um, I had to stop and then I put handcuffs on me. >> Did they hit you or kick you? >> No. >> Okay. >> Did they take you to the ground or anything? >> No. >> Are you diagnosed with anything? >> Schizophrenia. >> Schizophrenia. The woman knew exactly what had happened and gave answers that matched the events, further confirming her own wrongdoing. The employee also confirmed what had happened. >> What happened between them when they went to place her under arrest? >> Yeah, she just put >> he just asked her to come down. She just forcing with him. She's forcing with them both of them. >> Okay. and uh she told them don't don't do this and she saying I have I know what the rule of the country and those things and she forced them to don't ask me to come here again those things after when they both just arrest them she just after she just told them nobody will come back and things >> okay did you hear them tell her to stop or anything like that >> she told them just please stop don't arrest me I'm not doing anything >> what did the officer say and her >> also say it's maturity. Officer say nothing to them. They don't abuse her and they don't force them but when she don't listen them then uh they both go forward and just arrest them. >> Okay. Um do you have video of the incident by chance? >> No. I have this video for the which she steal the thing from my >> You just have the theft video. >> I have that one video. >> Okay. But you don't have the video of them taking Did you see them take her to the ground or anything like that? Yeah. >> Can you explain that for me? >> When the cops uh told them so we will arrest you and just put your hands down through the head. >> So they told her to put her hands on her head. Okay. >> And she's uh she don't want to do this and she >> against she saying against to the cops. So >> okay >> they will go to her and arrest them. It did not stop there. While the woman was being handcuffed, two other people came forward with additional allegations about the suspect's previous behavior. >> They're on that corner up there on the hood. >> Her name, I don't know her, so I had to do this. So um she hit me and um after that, we just started fighting. Well, some dude came in there and helped her. Like she's pulling my hair and he's grabbing >> you. You needed to report her so you can get her name on there. >> I want to press charges on her and um the only way I had to do it. Why did you go to jail? >> Because I pulled a gun. I went back to the dude grabbed me up and I pulled the gun out. I went back home. >> I left the person came back. >> But we they said they didn't have a footage. So >> And there was no proof and no one knew her name. >> But now that we see her charge, press charges for that person. >> You can talk to the prosecutor. So with no cameras, no footage. So that's where the I mean I don't know. >> That's what they said. Their cameras didn't work. >> Yeah. I don't know. I mean, they're on in there, but I don't know how they restore and record them cuz she was just in We just got into a fight with the manager. He just didn't have whoever owns this would have access to it cuz we I came after >> I just talked to him on the phone. That's funny. >> I'm I'm the husband cuz I came the day after. I came the day of and I'm like, "Hey, what's going on?" >> Did you What? What was Do you have the report number from yesterday or is that the >> Oh, no. No, it's at home. I bonded down and went home. >> This happened yesterday here. >> Yesterday? >> Yeah. They never mentioned this place at all. >> Yeah, that's the whole reason it started. But that's I don't know how they missed that part because that was the whole reason they even came out in the first place because he called and they were looking for me. >> She asked me for stuff and I one day I was nice. I bought her a pack of cigarettes but then she kept asking me asking asking me. I'm like yo this ain't this type of thing. Like I got five kids at home. Like why would I keep buying you cigarettes? I go to work. Go to work. >> Yeah. Had to dump her on the ground over here cuz she was acting wild. Yeah. She's she's a schizophrenia like she's crazy. >> 100% sure she's not on her medications correctly. The woman was charged with criminal trespass and resisting arrest. Returning to a property after being banned can quickly turn a minor incident into a criminal case. Resisting arrest only made the situation worse and added another charge. Next, let's step away from retail stores for a change of pace with this fraud case that was no less serious. Cash these checks. Okay. Uh they're going to be charged with fraud, forgery, and as well as >> Ken called the car stolen, and now Jessica's getting locked. >> On the 13th of March 2024, police received a call from a bank after two women were suspected of committing fraud by attempting to cash a check with a mismatched signature. This was what the bank employee reported at the scene. >> This young lady we have here, she is one of the account holders. >> Okay. Um Casey Reedman is her father and she's on the account too. Um they came to try to cash this check. The signature didn't match. I couldn't get a hold of him. So then I called her. >> Yes, ma'am. >> And so she was able to get in touch with her father who said that he did not write the check. He She is a caregiver for him. >> She's a caregiver for him. and he said that she took off with the checks and the cars and he was trying to get the car back. So, the car is actually my dad's as well. >> Okay. He never reported it. >> I don't know. I don't >> Okay. >> So, the caregiver took the car and >> the checks >> and the checks >> and he never wrote he never gave him permission. >> Okay. Is your dad here local in town? >> He's into your seat. Okay. >> Yeah, that's it. >> All right. Give us >> This case went far beyond an ordinary check and it was not something that could be resolved quickly. So, both suspects were detained while officers continued the investigation. >> You can stick your pocket your phone in your pocket. >> Why? >> You're just going to be detained for now. Okay. Just report. You can put in your >> whatever's going on in that in that bank reference. Whatever transactions, that's what we're waiting for right now. Okay. I'm not, like I said, I'm not too sure right now, Angel. I've been out here with with you guys all the time. I'm not too sure. >> Really necessary if I'm not buying or I know it's necessary, though. It's just >> next officers took the suspect's statement. She explained why she had come there, but her story appeared to be completely different from the victim's account. >> Okay. What were you going for? >> We were just coming to chill and uh we were cashing our check because we worked for Ken. The one that that car we worked for him. So, he's a real good uh family friend of my mom's. So, we worked it out. My mom and my dad went down there cuz we were looking for a vehicle cuz we crashed our Pontiac. So he talked to my mom. They worked it out cuz the car's under his name, under his insurance and all of that. >> So we worked it out to where we get paid weekly. It's $15 an hour. Okay. So >> what do you do for Ken? >> Whatever he needs. If he needs us to Well, he's more mobile now cuz I used to work for him back. >> How old is Ken? >> I have no idea. >> Is that where the house you got the checks for? >> I didn't get the check. He wrote it and he gave it to me. >> You wrote it and gave it to you? >> Yes. Okay. Well, he had my girlfriend write it, but he signed it cuz he can't really write. >> Okay. What do you guys do for him? >> Well, usually we go, my girlfriend makes him breakfast. I usually will clean him if he needs to be clean, >> change him. Uh, well, we were doing outside work for him. We were supposed to go do his van. >> Uh, but he didn't have no extension cords, so he had to call some other guy named Mo to bring extension cords. >> Oh, we just do odd work, whatever he wants. >> All right. So, he gave you one check today. No, yesterday. >> Yesterday he gave me one check. What was the check for? >> It was for working for him for 4 days. Okay. >> Because I have an expired ID. So I can't cash a check. So it goes under my girlfriend's name. >> Okay. So you were working. How much was the amount of check? >> 600. >> How much? >> 600. >> Even regarding the vehicle that was allegedly stolen, she casually admitted that it was not hers, but then changed her story to make herself appear innocent. Now, the vehicle, where's the vehicle from? >> The vehicle's from him. He let us use it as a payment. >> He said when? >> Um, I could go back and look at messages. I don't know. It was maybe the beginning of March. I really don't know. >> Okay. That's when he lend you the vehicle. >> But he also did call it in stolen the first time. Cuz this isn't the first time he's called a vehicle in stolen on me and other people. >> Okay. So, why would you take the car? What do you mean he let us? >> Yeah, he let you. But knowing that, hey, this guy >> I didn't know until the police officer told me he got pulled over and he said, "Oh, fair warning. He does that a lot." >> I was like, like he gets mad and he does that. >> Okay. >> So, I was like, "Okay, just, you know, >> that's what I mean. That was the first time." >> Yeah. I mean, >> why would you take it again knowing that he would probably do it again? >> He never said nothing. If he would have said to leave it, I would have said, "Okay, let me call my mom. Let me clear my stuff out." I had no problem leaving the vehicle. He never voiced it to me that he wanted it there. >> You have property inside that vehicle. It belongs to you and you guys have been using it since March 5th. That's your vehicle. >> That's what you're >> Well, not ours, but we are using it. Like, we are going to start making payments, but we do have problem. >> So, you're going to start making payments? >> Yes, we haven't started making. Okay. >> That's why I had no problem leaving it if he wanted me to leave it. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. But you didn't. So, then you came out here. Okay. Today. So you you went back home to your yesterday after you did your work and he gave you the check. >> No, I just drive around >> the whole night. You drove around? >> No, I came here last night. I was already here last night. I spent the night in a hotel. >> Oh, okay. Okay. Like I'm still You spent the night in jail? I'm still there. >> So you're still So you didn't go back to yesterday. So you had the three visits yesterday. You're driving around. You came today to cash the check. >> Okay. And u you had to put the check under her name because you don't have an ID. >> I have an ID. This is expired. >> It's expired. >> Based on the suspect's statement, the officer was able to piece together what had happened and explained his findings to the bank representative. >> Okay. So, this happened at 10:21. They came in. It was the female Jessica Garcia. You identified her as the one that was cashing the check. Correct. >> Well, they just sent it in. I assumed that that was her in the driver's seat because it was two of them. >> Okay. And when you check the ID, was it it was the same one? Correct. Yes. Okay. Now, on this one, Jessica Garcia, she attempted to cash a check. You What made you think that it was fraudulated? >> Our bank um when we have someone's trying to cash a check and they don't have an account with us, we call the maker of the check just to verify. Okay. And because this was from a different city, I I wanted to make sure, but when I looked at the account, >> okay, >> um just to verify this signature, I noticed it was different. >> It was a little different. Yeah. Okay. Yeah, I did see that. And I'm glad you gave us a copy of that. That doesn't match. >> Okay. So, you called this uh Ashley. >> No, I called Mr. Peterman and did not get an answer from him. Okay. >> But Ashley is also on the account. So, I called her. >> He called her. She says no, that's not us. >> Well, she she said she was going to call her dad. Okay. >> And her she did get a hold of her dad and he said no, he didn't like the check. >> He didn't. Yeah. Okay. So, they took the check one way or another. Okay. Uh let me see what else do I Oh, there was three other checks. I know that, like I said, I'm going to handle these, but do you have who attempted to cash those checks? Do you guys uh have the Cuz I know on one of them it had like an driver's license number, date of birth, but it didn't have the complete information. I want to see if it's the same girls that are trying to cash those other checks. >> The other No, cuz they were on the ones. It was like a um >> and Lewis or something like that. >> Yes. Lewis. Okay. But did you get ID on those individuals? >> No, those were cashed. um previously off of the account that had nothing to do with >> Had to do it. Okay, sounds good. So, I'm just going to stick with this. I really appreciate you giving us a call. Okay. I am going to there's going I'm going to make an arrest on just one of them, which is going to be the one that took to cash these checks. Okay. Uh they're going to be charged with fraud, forgery, and as well as for driving the stolen vehicle. >> Based on their findings, the woman in the blue shirt was released, but instructed not to return to the man's home. The officer [snorts] removed her handcuffs and began confirming the recovery of the vehicle. >> Every We have everything in the car. >> Like what you have? >> We have the whole back covered. >> Yeah. Like with what? Because I >> closed. >> You can't carry it with you right now. Okay. And I can't release it right now to you know. Okay. >> Would you be able to follow me? >> No. I No, you're not taking the vehicle. >> Or would I be able to have my mom's car and pick up stuff? You >> should take it out. I don't know if the bank is going to want you to put all their stuff out your stuff out here, you know. Um, >> let's see how much it is. >> Okay. Also, you're not allowed back in that home. >> Okay. Don't go back over there. He or she is going to be advised uh that you're not allowed back over. Okay. >> And what about my girlfriend? >> Okay. She's going to be charged. Okay. She's going to be arrested. Okay. Hold on a second. Hold on a second. What you have in here? >> I'm going to show you. >> Okay. You guys have the keys? I don't. I think she's >> And why is she going to be charged for it? >> Yeah, she's >> Why? She tried to cash a check that she was driving the stolen vehicle. >> Well, he didn't know it was stolen. >> That's not uh >> You didn't call my mom? >> Well, no, that's not The owners are saying that the vehicle was taken without permission, and that's what I need. I don't need to call your mom. Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. All right. So, this is all your clothes. You have a bag >> to put your clothes? >> No, this is all my stuff. Can I call my mom to come? She should be >> Yeah, but I'm not going to The officers are not going to be waiting for you. >> I'm not going to take off the keys. >> No, no, we're taking the vehicle. That's not a problem. But you can >> Where the keys? >> No, you >> know what? >> Would you be able to wait? >> Could you ask me? >> Would you be able to wait? >> Call your mom and ask her how long she'll she'll take >> or what's the >> How long will it take for you to get there? >> I don't know. I'm calling her right now. >> She get to your seat. Ma'am, are you in Cus? Well, how long will you get here? I need you to come. Kang called the car stolen and now Jessica's getting locked. >> Jessica Garcia was arrested and charged with unlawful taking of a motor vehicle, forgery, and fraud. The other woman was released and instructed not to return to the victim's home. Exploiting someone's trust and using their property or financial information without permission can quickly turn a questionable situation into serious criminal charges. Always respect another person's property and financial accounts. Next, this woman tried to flee only to discover that she was facing multiple charges. >> Stop resisting. Put your hands behind your back. >> Can I get the ball? Get the ball. >> Look. Look. >> Stop. >> I've never even left the store. >> Wait. Can you please check the car? >> I hope you left the store cuz otherwise you still be >> On the 23rd of February, 2025, officers were dispatched to the scene after receiving a report of a woman fleeing Walmart after shoplifting. When approached, she appeared evasive, quickly causing the situation to escalate. >> All right. Do whatever you want. >> We got to pay. >> What happened? The lady with the rash recipe was not >> Come on. Come over HERE WITH ME. >> OKAY. BUT WAIT, can I put the mail in? >> Yeah. Put it on top of the car. Just don't go in the car, ma'am. >> I just got Ma'am, you're Ma'am, Ma'am, you're being detained at Why? >> Ma'am, you're being detained. >> I'm working. >> Okay. You fit a description. >> Look. Look. What do you see? Look at my car. No. No. No. >> Miss. Miss. No. Just talk to me. Ma'am, come here. >> Listen. Miss, come here. Miss, I got Let me show you something. Can I show you something? LOOK. LOOK. >> STOP BREACHING. STOP BREACHING. >> STOP PREACHING. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. Get out of the car. >> Can I show you? I got it. >> Stop resisting. Put your hands behind your back. >> Get the dog. Get the dog. >> Look. Look. >> Stop resisting. >> I got to tell you about my stop. Look. >> Look at my stomach. >> Get back. >> It's okay, puppy. It's okay. >> Look at my stomach. >> Ma'am, look at my stomach. >> Despite what had happened, the woman continued to deny any wrongdoing. She appeared frustrated with the situation while her actions continued to create further difficulties. >> Can I just ask you something? >> You okay? >> Yeah. Are you okay? We're back. >> You're good. >> Yeah. I just was Can I show you now? Cuz I got the cuffs on. >> You want Look, >> I just had I got staples here. >> Put it back up. It's so bad that you try to reach or something. >> But I wasn't really playing. >> Okay. All right. Just give me >> face the car for me. Stand up straight. >> Okay. >> Come over here. We'll get you over to the back. Okay. That way you can stand up straight. >> I want to get I just want Can you walk me through the door? Just walk me. Just stay here. Does she have anything on her person? >> Complete a search. We'll do one thing at a time. >> I want my phone. >> She had it on your phone. >> My phone. >> Oh god. You have my >> I apologize. >> I can't breathe. Can you give me a pump? That's why I beat you in the car. Asma. >> Can you step back for me? I just want to check. Take a deep breath. Take a deep breath. >> I don't have enough. >> No. Can you give me a call? >> Okay. >> I can't administer to you unless you matter that you're passing out. I'm going to get you to the hospital. >> You need asthma. >> You need asthma medication. I am going to have to get you to the hospital. >> No, you don't have to. >> After that, the officers directly addressed the shoplifting allegations against her. As each suspicion was brought up, she denied them one by one. >> Okay. So, they said that you took a large shopping cart full of stuff from the store without paying. >> I've never even left the store. Where? Can you please check the trunk? >> I hope you left the store cuz otherwise you'd still be in there. So, you definitely left the store somewhere. >> Oh, yeah. But with nothing. Look in the trunk. >> Okay. >> I don't have anything. >> Okay. The shopping cart full of items. Did you leave that outside in the parking lot? >> No. >> Okay. Where did you leave that? >> Right there at the door because I had to come back cuz the girl Michelle Teller, which is my coworker, she was coming in. The dog was in the car. You can't leave an animal. >> I can't believe. >> So when they take a deep breath, take a deep breath. >> What happened? Did they tell you did they tell you to stop and leave the items? >> No, I left items when I was walking out the you know the double doors. >> And she said, "Wait, you stole that stuff?" I said, "How?" I never even left the store. I said, "The receipt that they have is from Garfield." Okay. >> I said, "So, no. Not even left the store." I said, "But my coworker is coming in because we have the dog in the car, which is the service dog." >> Got it. Okay. >> Wouldn't do that. >> All right. >> Wouldn't do that. >> Are you You're okay. You're okay right now? >> Yeah. >> All right. Do me a favor. Just look at me real quick. >> That's That's my Now, that's my coworker. That's Tam. Don't say Michelle Taylor. Okay. Yes. The woman was temporarily detained while the investigation continued. In the meantime, the officers worked with her to deal with the vehicle, the license plate, and arranged for her service dog to be taken care of. >> This is was bought this was bought from Planefield from for $2,000 back in I'm only holding my hand here because of the stink. >> Um, this is what, February. >> Go ahead. >> And who bought the car? >> Who bought the car? >> I did. I sent somebody because I couldn't drive because I had to send um my paperwork in for a new registration. So, and it was snowing. I can't drive in the snow. >> Those plates came with my car. >> Yes. Yes, they did. And they came with the car. They You listen 60 days. >> They gave me 60 days. >> Who did? >> The people that owned that p that we bought the car from. >> Okay. >> Yeah. They gave me 60 days to return. >> Okay. >> All right. So, listen. Um, we're going to have either animal control or the Humane Animal Society uh take custody of the dog right now. >> Can Can do that. Can I >> No, it's not going to be doesn't mean that we're keeping the dog from you or anything like that. It just means the dog is going to be held safely. And one of those two I already called it. If one of those agencies can't come, >> we will take the dog. Is the dog aggressive or violent? >> He's a very He's a service dog. >> He I just He He's my service. What's his name? >> His name is Blue. >> Okay. Is there a leash in the car? >> No. >> Collar? >> None of his stuff is in there because >> I was actually I can't I roll with Michelle. >> Whose service dog is it? >> Mine. >> Yours? Okay. >> Cuz I have colon cancer and I >> I can't even ask you why. So, it's it's your personal effect. >> Cancer. >> All right. Get her in the car. >> Okay. Let's go. >> While searching her vehicle, the officers found a wallet, but what they discovered inside was suspicious and could potentially lead to additional charges. >> The things on the floor. There's a few debit cards. >> These are these are not her name. >> Apparently, this was this was her wife. >> This is Michelle apparently was I found this >> on the floor. >> No, in the purse. I was just like, "Okay, I don't know what this is." So, there's a lot in here. I could like look into it and get back. Um All right. The dog bite you? >> No, no, no, >> no, he didn't bite me. >> He was good. He was good. He was I think he was just all the commotion and everything that was going on. I mean, the Stanley's playing good, huh? >> Oh, >> I don't know. >> I don't know if that's not a Stanley, right? >> Yeah, I don't think so. I thought it was >> the dog. >> So, what happened was >> This is I tell you I showed her flying through the lot. She went Yeah. Carelessly. She was carelessly driving through the lot and uh came over that speed bump. Sparks. She was going so fast the sparks came out from the bottom of her car. Then she came around this speed bump and sparked it again. Then she turned into here, flew into here, quickly got out and then went into that mailbox. >> The woman was identified as 54year-old Tanisha Travis Sims. >> [music] >> She had multiple outstanding warrants, including two NCIC warrants with no bail, and was arrested on charges of shoplifting, obstructing the administration of law, resisting [music] arrest, possession of a controlled, dangerous substance believed to be crack cocaine, and possession of drug paraphernalia. When someone [snorts] continues to deny wrongdoing despite clear evidence, their situation can quickly become worse. Resisting officers and having additional illegal items can turn a shoplifting investigation into multiple serious charges. Next, the woman continued to lie even after admitting to the theft. >> Move your foot cuz you stepped on a piece of rock. All right. And there's meth pieces in here. >> Okay. >> What you said? >> Still have to check. >> On the 26th of March, 2024, officers approached a woman who had just exited Walmart after she was suspected of concealing makeup products in her clothing. As officers approached her, a stolen item was immediately recovered from her. What >> in your pocket? >> Uh, I have my card. I have my Oh, shoot. >> What's your name? >> Angel. >> Angel. What? >> Toughling. >> Okay. >> Oh, >> what's in the bag now? What are you pulling out here? >> I'm sorry. No, that's what Yeah, that's what I had in my I'm sorry. I had Okay, this is Yeah. >> Okay. Well, I saw you going around the store and I just like you had a bunch of little makeup items. A little gold. >> Yeah. No, I just paid Yeah, I just paid $50. I just paid $60 out of my hair. Hold on. >> What's your name? Angel. Angel. What? >> Here. Do you want my ID? >> Yes, please. That way it make it a lot smoother. >> Okay. And this is the only one you slipped in your pocket by accident? >> Yeah, you can. Yeah, absolutely. But yeah, I just spent $60. Um, >> no, I I understand that. >> I have my car. I have my wallet. My >> It's okay. I'll just write your name down. >> A N G E L. >> You got a pen? I don't have a pen. Angel, what's your last name? >> Cupling. T U P. >> For once, I don't have my pen on me. L I >> L I N G. >> Okay, we can we just walk over here real quick then? I forget. If it's just a misunderstanding, I'm sure he's >> No, it Yeah, I did not. Yeah, I apologize. >> Cuz you had a bunch of little like makeup. Yeah, something like that. Like one of them looked like a little golden cylinder lipstick. >> Um you can look now. Look. Um whenever I met up with Amanda, which is my girlfriend. Um I put like four things back. It's on It's where like the maternity center is. >> Okay. Just on camera. I thought I saw you put it in your pocket. This is the only thing. Listen, it is. So, listen. She um whenever she came around, she's supposed to give me actually 150. She only gave me 75. So, whenever she gave me 75, I had to put the four things back because I wanted to get, you know what I'm saying? >> Officers ran her information and discovered that her driver's license had expired and was no longer valid. In addition, officers found several suspicious items on her during the search. >> All right, we can go in the office. I was just running her real quick. >> If you got her info, >> you have anything else of theirs? >> No, I have nothing else. >> Okay. Can I search you real quick? Make sure you don't got anything here. Okay. You need to >> Whatever I need to do. I'm sorry. >> You need to search me? >> Yeah. I'm looking for their property. You said Yeah. Okay. All right. >> You got nothing tucked on you, do you? >> No. >> Okay. Is this plastic bag? >> This is a plastic bag. It's just like >> Oh, >> okay. You can Why? All right. Here. >> Why are you trying to get rid of it so fast? You use Met. >> No, I do not. >> Okay. Well, something just fell on the ground. I'm in the program actually. >> You're in the what program? >> I just went to um >> Okay. I move your foot cuz you stepped on a piece of rock. All right. And there's meth pieces in here. >> I don't even do I don't even do that. >> It's in your pocket and you're trying to distance yourself from me. >> Okay. I don't like lying. All right. It's a very simple Can you go in my car and grab some gloves for me? >> Yeah. >> It's in the You know where it's at. What was it? What did you just throw behind you? Another piece of that rock. >> I didn't th I didn't throw anything behind you. Nothing. the bag you pulled out. >> No, I was actually trying to get that thing right there that has my my snot in it. It's disgusting. Like, yeah, my nose is running. I'm sick. >> I don't have Listen to me. I don't Okay, >> I'm listening. You can tell me. >> I wasn't trying to distance my feet stuff from me. >> Well, I mean, you keep you took the bag from me and then when you took the bag, rocks fell out of it and it looks like me. >> Listen. No, whenever you first like you put your hands in my bag like I have a snotty rag in my you know. >> It's fine. I can >> Yeah, I should wash my hands. >> I don't have anything on me. Okay. >> Based on what had fallen out, the officers suspected she was involved with illegal drugs, but she denied it and even appeared to misdirect the officers with her statements. >> You know what I mean? >> Yeah. >> Indicative of narcotics. >> All right. It's all up in your It's in your pocket. >> Well, then that Okay. Well, then that girl Okay. That's not mine. I don't do uh methamphetamine. I used to do fentanyl a long time ago. I don't do >> And then just by running you, you have a lot of arrest history for stealing. All right. >> What? Yeah. You've been arrested by a scambia several times. Hang on. >> That's not true at all. I've never been arrested for that. Oh, no. I No. Um I have a one charge that got um that got dropped and that was for like uh for like misusing an ID. >> Is this yours? >> That's mine. That's mine. I came into the store with that. I have a receipt for that actually. And that's honest to God. You can look at the >> Yeah. I don't know. I never saw it in your bucket. >> Yeah. I came into the store with it. I didn't come in with a with a >> I'm just putting it down there. I'm saying yes or no. Do you have anything in your bra? Cuz I'm going to have a female officer come up here. >> Fine. >> What is it? >> Can you just know now? Make sure it's not like needles or anything. Weapons. >> It's not needles. No. >> Is it a weapon? >> No. >> What is it? >> I don't have any needles or anything. >> What's in your bra? >> Is that why your girlfriend left and hasn't come back? >> I I have my car over here. She's the one that met me to give me money. She owed me the money. That's why I was going to get that back. The the little car? Yeah. >> So, what what is in your bra that I need to know about? >> Um there's a gold lip gloss in my in my bra. >> Okay. Which is what you saw on camera. Okay. >> That's what I saw you say. >> Anything else? No drugs? >> No. >> Okay. >> No, no drugs. >> All right. And your car is over there, but you have no keys. >> I'm I'm with my boyfriend. My boyfriend's in the car right now. >> Okay. >> Yeah, he's here. >> 117. >> You have a female officer in route up here if there's one available for a search. >> Can I get him to get my groceries and stuff, please? Hang on. >> I'm just going to have a female officer thoroughly check you. All right. Cuz I'm not going to go digging up in your draw and all that. Let's walk over here. >> The items that fell out were crystals suspected to be methamphetamine. >> Pretty sure that bottle is ours. Remember that pink thing I said? >> She took it all out of it. >> Well, the whole time she kept she kept digging in her pockets. I was like, "What is she doing?" And so if you can see their little crystals she that fell out of the bag. So she says, "I don't do math. that dude. >> I'm like, >> I bet there I'm willing to bet there's drugs in the car that she was going to get ride in. What am I doing? >> There's another little I mean like she it was just falling out. >> She snatched the bag from >> all over the training. >> Are those all arrests right there? >> What are you talking about? >> Uh that's your call. That's your history with the sheriff's office. 172 1059. >> Contrary to her denial of the theft, the search told a different story as the stolen items were actually found on her. >> So, what I'm going to do is I'm from the outside. I'm going to pull out >> and I'm going to come up under. Okay. >> Okay. What you said? >> Still have to check. Right. Okay. I'm going to pull out. Can you fix it when you're done? >> I will. So, I'm going to grab this and I'm going to try to adjust. Thank you. Just want my boobs like >> Yep. Okay. Now, you don't have anything anywhere else, right? Nothing. >> Okay. Because >> if he takes you to jail and we find anything anywhere else, Okay, I'm serious. I have nothing else. >> Nothing. >> Okay, just just hop back in there. Okay, >> that's that's my word. >> All right. In the end, Angel was arrested and charged with shoplifting and possession of methamphetamine. Denying wrongdoing does not erase the evidence found during a search. When the evidence tells a different story, misleading officers can only make the situation worse. >> I don't want you getting hit. You want to get to your kids, right? >> Yes. I got to go crazy. >> What's this? >> On the 17th of March 2023, police received a report from an Old Navy store about two women who had allegedly concealed large amounts of merchandise beneath their clothing before leaving without paying. But after driving only a short distance, they were quickly stopped by officers. Here's what happened >> with Blooming Police Department. Okay. You got license insurance on you? >> No, I don't. I just my stuff is really just about this time. >> Okay. Do you mind uh turn your car off for me real quick? >> Yeah. >> You mind if I have the keys? >> Where I'm getting pulled off for? >> I'm stopping you because you pulled out without signaling. Okay. It's hard to read your license plate and you made a you're made a couple lane changes. >> So why you want my keys though? >> Cuz I don't want you driving off. >> Okay. Just take your keys out for me. >> Seat belt either. >> My name Dj. >> Okay. Let me see an ID then. >> I don't have my um ID. >> Okay. So I'm going to have you step out here. Okay. While I run your name. No, if you want to come over here to me, I'LL WALK YOU. >> I WANT TO TALK to you while I run your name. >> Listen, you're making this more difficult than it needs to be. Okay. >> Just come back here while I run your run your name. Okay. I don't know if you have a license or not. You ain't got no guns or nothing crazy like that, right? >> Hang out back here. How you doing? >> I'm doing fine. My name Dja Triplet. >> Dja. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Let me write it down. >> Let's stand back over here so >> I don't want anybody ahead. You know what I mean? Same thing. >> As soon as the driver stepped out of the car, officers immediately confronted her about the suspected shoplifting. She repeatedly denied the allegations, but her evasive responses only made her seem even more suspicious. >> Okay. I got you. >> D A I J A. Hey, if you're near Court, can you run over to Old Navy? I contacted them about these subjects. They walked out with jackets and concealed items. >> I didn't take nothing from the Old Navy. >> T R I L E P. >> I didn't take nothing from the Old Navy. >> Okay. Well, we see you walking out with a jacket on. It was full of stuff. They said you didn't mind. >> I didn't take nothing out of no Old Navy, sir. I Listen, sir. I did not take nothing out of the Old Navy. Please, sir. >> What's your date of birth? >> January 15th, 1994. I did not take nothing out of old neighbor. Okay, >> please sir. I I got to go get my baby from school. Okay. >> I didn't take nothing. I take I live in Worth, Illinois. I didn't take nothing out of no old name. >> Okay. What you doing? >> I came to see my auntie. >> Okay. Don't be walking away from me. Okay. >> I'm sorry. I didn't do nothing. >> Okay. So, if I stop moving to be >> those items in a car ain't going to be sold. >> No, sir. I got Stop moving. You need to stop. You got to go with the cuff. >> No, please don't put me on. >> THEN CHILL OUT. >> OKAY, SIR. BUT I DIDN'T TAKE NOTHING FROM THE OWNER. PLEASE. I'm trying to get home. >> I'll give you the name. We got somebody walking. >> Please. Please. I didn't I didn't take nothing from >> You're going to sit down on that rail. Okay. Are you going to go in handcuffs? >> Stop. >> Please y'all please stop. >> Stop. >> PLEASE. PLEASE. >> LISTEN. LISTEN. You're going to go in cuffs. Okay. >> I can't hear you walking a step back street. Okay. >> I don't want you getting hit. You want to get into your kid? >> Her behavior escalated the situation, further confirming that she was afraid of something. Moments later, she even acted in a strangely reckless manner. >> I got to go crazy. >> Don't Don't do nothing. Just don't DO NOTHING. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> STOP. Fighting with the army. >> Calm down. >> HEY. HEY. HEY. CALM DOWN. CALM DOWN. >> Calm down. JUST TAKE A BREATH. HEY, GET YOUR hand behind your back. Get your hand behind your back. >> Get her cuffs. >> Closing the channel. Hold all that emergency traffic at this time. Unit on channel 3. Get on the ground. We're good. Get on the ground. >> JACKET. >> GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON the ground. Get on the ground. >> Put your hands behind YOUR BACK. HEY. >> NO. I GOT A CAR. >> PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> HEY, stop resisting. >> Put your hands behind your back. It's >> not coming off. >> Calm down. >> I didn't say nothing. >> All right. Get her up. Get her up. Get up. >> After the driver was arrested, the female passenger couldn't escape the consequences either as officers decided to detain her as well. >> All right. Put your phone on the thing, >> sir. I didn't do anything. >> Phone right there. >> Put your phone right there. I didn't >> Put your phone right there. >> I didn't do anything. >> Put your phone right there. >> I didn't do nothing. I literally I'm >> Okay. This is what's going to happen. I'm going to put you in handcuffs, okay? Cuz we're investigating a retail time. All right. Don't do what your friend just did. >> I'm not That's my sister car. I I didn't do it. >> All right. That ain't too tight, is it? >> No. >> All right. I'm going to lock it so I don't tighten up on you. Okay. >> Okay. >> Take a step back to the back of the car. >> Sir, can you please grab my phone? >> Yeah. >> Let me lock it so it don't tighten up on you. So, I'm going to tell you what's going on. Okay. >> I'm going to move my car. >> We stopped you guys for a traffic violation. We were sitting outside the whole Navy. Okay. You guys walked out and you guys appear to be concealing items. Okay. >> I didn't I didn't have anything. So, is there going to be stuff in the car that's not paid for? >> This This is not my cool. >> This is not my vehicle, sir. I don't have anything. >> Alink 3, can you roll us a hook here? >> You got your body cam? No, mine's broken. It's right there. >> Contrary to the driver's earlier denials, what officers found in the other woman's coat pocket brought everything to light. >> Yes, I know. Pocket. >> No, my purse, sir. >> What's this? >> It's in my purse. My purse. Got you. What kind of purse is it? >> Um, a YSL bag. >> Hey, is this what it looks like? Uh, yes it is. >> Okay. >> You got a cage going with you? >> Yeah, I got a cage. Okay. >> Think they just they just stole from old baby, I think. >> No. I'm going to head back. Okay. Yeah. Take her. Okay. What am I being arrested for? >> You'll find out. >> Huh? >> We'll head back to you or maybe >> both women were taken to the police station shortly afterward where the suspected charges against the driver were finally revealed. Yet, strangely, she acted as if she had no idea what they were. So, right now I got you on retail theft felony amount cuz over 300 retail. >> Yeah. Old Navy said it's about 500 bucks that they lost. >> Hell no. >> Also, um you got a warrant OUT OF KOSHA. >> NO. >> FULL EXTRAITION. OKAY. >> NO. Full extradition. >> Like they got to come down from Kosha and pick you up. Okay. So, we got to do a little bit of paperwork. I got to take a picture. your fingerprints, give you your charges, and then we're going to take county. You can tell she'll probably come down tomorrow. >> Okay. >> So, y'all, what y'all charge my sister with? >> Uh, right now, retail theft. She also had that tool on her >> burglary tool. Did they charge us with burgers? >> Maybe. I don't know. It's up to the signature. >> Well, cuz the amount that was stolen this new page count. This what I'm trying to see like how the did we ain't NOBODY TOOK NO $500 WORTH OF STUFF. >> That's what Old Navy told us. We had somebody there >> that went and spoke to the >> manager. >> No. Kiier Love Taylor was charged with resisting an officer, driving while license suspended, burglary, operating an uninsured motor vehicle, obstructing identification, disobeying a traffic control signal, driving with expired license plates, retail theft exceeding $300, and retail theft exceeding $300 with a prior conviction. Tanisha Love was charged with retail theft exceeding $300. Criminal cases are built on evidence, not assumptions. Even when charges are delayed, persistent investigation and stronger evidence can ultimately [music] hold offenders accountable. >> Let me see your warrant. Let me see your warrant. >> I don't have a warrant. >> I have the right to see my warrant. >> Make it worse on yourself. I'm >> not trying to make it worse for your >> On the 30th of September 2025, officers stopped a woman after Walmart's loss prevention team caught her concealing merchandise in her bag while attempting to leave the store. Here's what happened next. Ma'am, you got to go back in. >> All right. Go ask the guy for the receipt. >> Okay. >> And then I'll wait right here. Go ask for his >> receipt. Did you just paid for just a soda? >> Is there stuff in your bag? >> No, there is nothing in my bag. >> That bag right there. >> There is nothing in my bag. >> It looks pretty and it's also >> because I have my personal items. >> Okay. You can go sort it out with them and if you're good, they'll just let you go. >> Okay. Call him out here cuz I'm not going back in there because he helped me with the machine. >> Okay. Okay. Well, you can open your bag right here. >> I can open the little green truck this way. >> I don't have nothing that I stole. >> I'm going to watch you on the camera. So, I'm going to have you step in the office with me. >> Well, I want I want to see it now because the man helped me. Go get your work. >> To show you. I watch. >> Go get your record. That would help me. >> Hey, just step into this office and we'll talk about it in there. Just avoid any embarrassment. >> Yep. >> It is an embarrassment because I paid for it. >> Okay. Well, we'll sort it out inside the office. [music] It's that simple. Oh my god. >> We need to talk to both of you guys. >> The woman denied the allegations but refused to cooperate to clear her own name, which only made the situation seem even more suspicious. She even began invoking her rights as a citizen, making the situation even more tense. >> I wasn't stealing. Until you have proof, then move out of my way. >> Ma'am, >> until you have proof, >> you have a warrant, then we need a warrant. We need a warrant. >> Let me see your warrant. Let me see your warrant. I don't have a warrant. >> I have the right to see my warrant. >> I have the right to see my warrant. >> They They'll show you the video. >> I want my warrant. >> We're going to let your We're going to let your friend go. Okay. >> I want my warrant. >> Okay. >> You guys cannot check my property unless you guys give me a warrant. >> This one is our property. >> Ma'am, the bag is our property. >> Is our property. >> We're going to let your friend go. >> Come here. >> You're going to go take care of our daughter. >> My items with me. No, it is mine. I purchased it. >> You know what? You guys soda. No, >> ma'am. >> Is this bad? >> Ask the lean. Ask the man. Ask the man. >> Ask the man. I purchased it. Ask the man. >> They They already said that you did not purchase it. >> Don't do this right now. Don't do this >> because you guys need to go ask them. You guys need to ask them. >> Don't do this right now, man. >> Let me go get my daughter first. No, we're not. >> Go get my cup. >> Go get my truck. >> Ma'am, you're going to get you're make it worse on yourself if you just relax. >> I'm not trying to make it worse, but your person help me with everything. >> Okay, just relax. >> I am, but you're pushing me. >> Okay, relax. Let >> I am. Let go. >> Let me cuff you and let go. >> Don't >> let go. And I woulding obey. >> No. Things only got worse because of the woman's own behavior, but her arrogance kept her from seeing it that way. Even after arriving at the police station, she continued denying any wrongdoing. >> I'm right here. Stop hurting me. >> Donna, >> I am not resisting. I got it right. >> Just relax. You just get in the cup. It will be a lot easier. >> Okay, but you're hurting me. >> Okay, there. That's all you got to do. >> Two fingers can't fit. >> Huh? >> Two fingers can't fit in the cup. >> If you get up, I'll do it for you. Okay, >> we'll get up. >> You told me to sit down. >> We'll get up now. >> Go get that man that did my purchase. >> What? Can you please stop moving, Donna? I'm trying to help you. >> Donna, you concealed it all in you. Watch the whole time. >> But did you see me at the register? >> No, you didn't. >> Okay, then you guys have no proof. >> You paid for a code. I scan none of this stuff. >> I watched it. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. I'm trying to help you. >> Stop it. Okay. You We already know you do all this stuff. That's how we know your name. Your name's Donna. Cuz you're >> My name isn't Donna. >> Yes, it is. Your name is Donna. >> No, it's not. >> Yes, it is. >> How do you guys have proof that it's my name? >> Cuz we have proof. >> It's going to be all the bras, the shoes, the sandals. >> Your hands are more than tight. >> I know my rights. She knew her rights and she knew exactly what she was doing. Even as more stolen merchandise was found, she continued making excuses to obstruct and prolong the investigation. >> I got to pee. >> Well, you can go after you want to pedal. All right. I got to pee. >> Okay. Well, you're going to make it worse than yourself. >> Okay. I got to pee. I have the right to pee. >> I can't let you go right now, ma'am. >> Okay. If you guys get a pedal, it's not my fault. >> Okay. Well, it's going to it's going to be embarrassing to you. No, >> you just relax and let this >> I relax. Go ask the register. >> Look, you there's they pulled all their stuff out of stuff. >> Go ask the register if you don't help her with anything. >> I'm not going to ask the register. >> You guys, these tankers are too tight. It's against the law. >> Watch your It's against the law. >> It's against the law. >> I'll check. Watch. I'll check. >> Check. >> Turn around. You got to turn around. I can't do it this way. You got to turn around. >> I'm turning. >> Okay. >> They're tight. >> Relax. If you you know why they're >> make them tighter. >> You know why they're tight is because you were not letting me cuff you. >> No. >> Yes. Being aggressive. >> I don't like to be aggressive. >> You're being aggressive. >> Okay. Sorry. Well, can you bend over just a little bit? >> It'll help. Okay. >> You're hurting. >> I know I am. I'm sorry, but I'm trying to work it out for you. >> Is that better? >> No. Well, I can't that. There's two fingers. >> You're hurting my >> There's two fingers. >> You're hurting my bones. >> Okay, this one might be a little tight. So, bend over again. I'm just asking you to bend over so I can Or lean forward, not bend over. >> Funny how you guys >> relax. Don't make it worse. Huh? >> Completely convinced that she was the victim, she clung to that mindset, she continued to refuse to cooperate. >> Where's your ID? >> I don't have one on me. >> You don't have What's that right there? It's my food sense for this. >> Can I take them for you? You don't need to hold them. >> They're mine. I can get to hold them. >> So, your name is Donna. >> One of them is >> so I >> Who's that? >> None of your business. >> Okay. Can Can you take a seat? >> I I don't want to sit down. >> Well, you need to sit down or I'm not. Why? >> Because if you don't sit down, we're >> My hands hurt. >> Listen, Donna. >> My hands hurt. >> Listen. Okay. Can you just listen? Okay. And I know And I'm not saying they don't hurt. They hurt. >> Okay, I'm not saying they don't hurt, but you need to listen. >> I'm listening. I'm standing here and >> if you sit if you sit down >> and you you >> I've been through this too many times. >> I I can't go get my my computer unless you sit down for my unit. And if you go ahead and sit down, I'll get this paperwork done so you can get on your way. >> Okay. >> But you got to sit down. >> I'm >> No, you got to sit down on that gray bench. >> They hurt. >> And I know I'm being >> And I want to I want to get you out of those handcuffs as quick as possible. >> They hurt. Okay, sit down. 10 to 15 minutes and we'll we'll be done. >> When I put pressure on him, it hurts. >> Okay. >> I'm not doing anything. >> Well, I'm not going to I'm not going to leave until I go get the cuz I can't go get my computer because of the way you're acting. >> You're not cooperating with us. >> I am. >> No, you're not. >> You need to sit down. I will feel more comfortable if you sit down. At this point, officers continued asking for her personal information, but because of the arrogance and uncooperative attitude she had displayed from the very beginning, they were forced to warn her about the consequences of refusing to comply. >> You're going to pick up two charges if you don't give me your birthday. >> Is that what? >> Concealing identity. You're not giving me Yes, you are. You're not giving me your identity. >> That's not concealing it. >> Yes, it is. >> No, it's not. >> Yes, it is. You need to get You're You're supposed to give me your name, date of birth. Give me your I don't have to. >> Yes, you are. You're you're you committed a crime. >> We got you and you're arrest. You're under arrest right now. Either you give me your name and your date of birth. >> You haven't even read me my rights. >> Okay. You're going to run me for warrants then. >> Run me for warrants. I don't have any. >> You're making it worse. You You really could have been gone by now. >> Let me go. >> And you're starting to piss me off. All right. >> You're pissing me off. >> Can you look up a Donna? >> Is that Donna? you. That's probably what your name was. >> Or Donna, can you give me your date of birth and can you run it for warrants when you have a chance? Act like you're a freaking child. >> You act like >> No, you act like you're a child. Okay. >> Do I'm telling you my last name is >> great. All right. I'm going to make you sign them. I'm going to put them in your bag and you're free to go. >> Nope. You're free to go. You know what to do since you've been involved with us so much. So, stand up, please. I can't. >> Well, you should not have done that. >> They're stuck. >> Stand up. Put them back. >> I can't. >> Well, I don't know what to tell you. >> Well, bend over. >> I'm not going to bend over. You stand up. >> How the do you want me to stand up if I can't stand up straight? >> You shouldn't have done that. >> Figured out how to get out. >> You wanted me to. >> In the end, Donna was cited for shoplifting and concealing identity. Trying to avoid responsibility by refusing to cooperate only makes a situation worse. Respecting the legal process and providing basic information [music] can resolve an investigation much more quickly. While unnecessary resistance often leads to additional consequences, >> you know, and everything I will not you know this. You know, >> on the 8th of April 2024, police were dispatched to a liquor store after receiving reports of a disorderly woman causing a disturbance. She was reportedly intoxicated and refused to leave the property. Here's what happened next. >> Honestly, I I don't feel comfortable until I'm told I can put my arms up. >> Put your arms on? >> Are you sure? >> Yeah. What are you doing? I want to testify. >> We'll be in there in a second. Now, what are you doing? >> He was doing a lot of drugs. >> Other people were doing things. >> And him and other people. Okay. >> I've been trying to save my my fellow employees. >> Do you work here at the Jiffy Mart? >> I work at the um at uh Beesbats. Beck. >> Okay. So, >> so the late night employee handle of whoever you can't. So, so what's going on in the store today? >> Explanation. >> I am I don't feel comfortable putting an explanation out because there are Vbacks and everything else. >> I don't care about Backs. What's going on in the store in this Jiffy Mart? >> It wasn't here. It was It was outside of the store. >> All right. So, what's going on outside the store? >> This was a chase to the store. >> Call somebody to come pick you up. >> What family? >> I don't care. >> He said somebody, not family. >> Somebody. >> You can't be here. Okay. >> I don't give a [ __ ] who it is. Just call somebody. So, one of you guys, >> huh? >> Someone cuz you guys are my family. >> No, we're not. Call someone. Do you have a phone? >> Where's your phone at? >> You have a phone? >> If I had one. >> The woman's unstable condition became immediately apparent. Even moments later, she began rapidly shifting between emotions, speaking in a confused and disorganized manner. >> Never mind. I don't >> I just hope my daughter's okay. Can I at least call for my dog? >> Huh? >> Can I Can I please call for my dog Ruk? >> Yeah. Where's your phone at? >> Check your pockets. Do you have a phone? >> Do you have a phone in your pockets? >> You know what? TJ. >> Yeah. You >> who can come pick you up? >> I want answers to the people that want to pick me. Uh, >> what are you even saying? Who can come pick you up? I'm trying to get you to somewhere safe. >> No, you're not. >> Do you have a bacon? >> Do you have anyone that can come help you? >> Didn't want you or him to answer. >> Believe me, we don't want to be here any more than you don't want us to be here. >> So, who called you, Jack? >> Who can come pick you up? >> So, who denied him to come? You have a phone in your pocket. >> Are you celebrating the eclipse? >> The solar eclipse today? It's a big deal. >> You guys deciding this because I'm a wicked. >> Huh? No. No. There's an eclipse today. >> I don't know. >> We're not mind readers. We don't know that. >> No. I I hate that this is the biggest day that y'all had the worst. >> All we want to do is get you home or get you to somewhere safe. Well, >> I don't care. It doesn't matter to me. Do you have somebody to come pick you up? >> Answer. >> She paid no attention to the officer's repeated suggestions to call a family member or someone she knew to pick her up. Instead, the officers changed their approach, encouraging her to stand up and leave the area so she would no longer disturb the liquor store. >> Let's practice walking. Can you stand up and walk this way? >> See how you I got hit by a motorcycle the other day. Can I at least get a step to stand up? >> Sure. I don't care. How can I get a substit? >> Walk that way. >> How? >> Just walk straight. >> Put one foot in front of the other. I >> just want to see you walk. You don't have to do anything special. So, where can we get you to? Can we give you a courtesy ride somewhere safe? >> Uh, I'm sorry. Who did he say something? >> I'll be asking you about your >> But you also stopped. So, >> can we get you somewhere safe? Can we give you a video with >> Hold on. So, I mean, y'all want to try this? >> You want to sit back down or else she'll fall over? Why? That's why I can calm down. >> No, I want you to sit down so you don't fall over. Not calm down. >> It was clear that she could barely stand and it certainly wasn't safe for her to leave on her own. Despite that, she tried to walk away anyway, forcing the officers [music] to stop her. What happened next quickly descended into chaos. >> You need to relax. You need to stay still. Have a seat. >> I didn't do anything. >> Come on. Just don't don't make it worse. We're trying to get you some help before we have to take it to the hospital. Okay. Come have a seat. Come have a seat. We're going to figure it out. Come on down. >> Come on. Have a seat right there. JUST [screaming] >> HELP. HELP. THE POLICE ARE BEING HORRIBLE. [screaming] HELP. You wonder why handcuffs on you? And then we're going to help you back up once the handcuffs are killers. You didn't kill me. >> I REALLY WANT NOTHING. HELP. [screaming] HELP. HELP. THEY'RE KILLING ME. OH, PLEASE HELP. [screaming] PLEASE HELP. PLEASE HELP. >> She immediately portrayed herself as the victim. But what was even more striking was that her anger seemed directed entirely at the officers, as though she resented them simply for showing up. >> That's not nice. >> Neither were you, [ __ ] Better relax. Nothing. battery. >> Yeah, let's go. >> And hey, you I know you don't agree with us. >> No, I see you. >> I see you. >> I know you agree with us. >> What are you doing? >> You What are you doing? >> What are you doing? What are you doing in agreeing with these mothers? You didn't kill your daughter. >> WHY are you fighting this? >> No. You know you hate you hate doing this. >> I'm going to get off your legs. Okay. >> NO. I KNOW YOU HATE doing this though. That's why you already did it. >> I know you hate us. >> Do not get up. Okay. If you if you >> I'm not wrong. Am I? >> If you get up, I'm going to I'm not going to put you back down. >> Am I wrong? I'm not fighting you. I'll keep rolling around. Am I wrong? >> Nope. >> How do you go home to your girls after this? >> We're going to go We're going to give you a >> How do you go HOME TO YOUR GIRLS after this? >> You don't. >> You don't. Your girls HATE YOU. YOUR GIRLS HATE YOU BECAUSE YOU KNOW THIS IS WRONG BECAUSE I'M going to be raped. >> She repeatedly hurled [music] insults at the officers and even targeted their family members despite them having nothing to do with the situation. And it didn't stop there. She continued provoking the officers even after being placed inside the patrol car. >> You know, and everything I will not. You know this. >> YOU KNOW, SO WHY ARE YOU TRYING TO DO YOUR JOB TO FIGHT US? WE ARE YOUR FAMILY, YOU PIECE OF [ __ ] >> I'm sorry. Your job pays for your family more. That's why you can't look at because it hurts you. >> Hey, is there room by your >> No. That's why it hurts you. It hurts you. >> Stop. Put your feet in there. >> You already know I broke the [ __ ] helmets for a reason. >> Yeah. Put your feet in there, please. Get through the eye. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. You want to fight me? >> No, I don't want to fight you the whole thing. >> I know you don't because you want to talk about the family after. >> You're going to lose. >> Yeah. You're not going to You're not going to be a stepdaddy after. I don't be A DADDY TO ANY OF THE KIDS after this. You you gloves. >> I don't give. Please break my leg. I'm not letting go. You're letting go of the their dad. Mom or me. I'm done. I'm done. >> It's not wrapped around. >> No, I'ming done. >> Get my gloves on real quick and I'll I'll help you. I rub it. Let's ask Uncle Owen how this goes. How do we go home for him to ask to kill us? Right. >> The the drug addict. >> Yes, I know you guys. Okay, get back. >> Her behavior only made the situation worse, forcing the officers to use a higher level of force to restrain her. Yet, she showed no awareness of how serious the situation had become. >> No, he's trippy. They're laughing at pull chest. >> That's where this >> That's where they're making you do it. >> Wonder what daddy's going to say after mom's going to say in the grave. >> Yeah. Wonder what Gwyn's going to say in the grave. Daddy. >> Yeah. Daddy. >> What's today's date? >> Cuz you let me know what it is. >> What year is it? >> You rolled your eyes over that answer. Who had that on camera? >> All of you. Do you want to go to the hospital? >> Why? >> Well, they're saying you're not acting correctly, so we just want to make sure that you don't get medical attention. I have to ask you questions you can ask me. >> Grace rider mying answers. >> All right. So, once we get her in here, maybe you'll pick her up. >> Oh, yeah. I will love when my star rookies get that on [ __ ] camera. >> Hope you know I I I do get this on camera. >> Where do you live? You also know us. >> I'm a fireman. I don't know where you live. >> Too bad you stuck at your job. >> She was charged with battery on a law enforcement officer or firefighter and resisting an officer with violence. [music] Losing control of your emotions and responding with violence toward law enforcement will only escalate the situation and lead to far more serious criminal charges. Staying calm and cooperating is always the better path, even during a stressful encounter. >> Huh? >> Okay. Are you his mother? >> Yes, mom. Okay, there's like a shoplifting group. Is everybody everybody? >> On the 7th of August 2025, police received a call from a J C Penney store regarding a group of suspects who had committed shoplifting there. This was what happened when police attempted to approach one of the suspects. >> H >> it's going to be one two more coming. >> Do you have your ID on you, ma'am? >> I just had that other stuff you didn't know. >> Okay. So >> I just taking the shirt. >> And you had this fashion jewelry as well. >> I had one of them. I mean, can I give it to you? Yes, ma'am. >> Come on. So, can you put your phone down? Says >> I ask you a question. Put your phone down. >> You have your ID on you? >> He don't have no ID. He claim he's a minor, which doesn't matter. At this point, he would be prosecuted as well. We all in the hoop. So, >> are one of you ladies his mother? Ma'am? >> Huh? >> Okay. Are you his mother? Yes. >> Okay. >> You have your ID as well? >> No. >> I got your ID back to you. >> Jesus. >> Do I need to call my boyfriend? Let them know. >> Well, you could do that after we handle >> guys. >> You could see that each individual appeared with a phone pressed to their ear. Whether this was an organized shoplifting operation behind it or not, at the loss prevention office, they showed no sign of remorse at all. >> All you guys are together is all together >> when there's like a shoplifting group is everybody. Everybody. >> Yeah, but I want to be something. I ain't even trying to get y'all together. >> That's what she was doing. And I want to say >> I'm not talking about that. I'm talking about what I had on me. I had on that one ring in my hand with my >> Where did [laughter] he get the >> octopus? >> No, no, no, no, no. I had one ring and >> You're trying to say he took it off the shelf himself. >> No, I ain't saying that. >> So, where did he take it from? >> I don't know. He get from off the off the table when I put it on the table. >> Yeah, when you put on the table. >> Yeah, but I only had the shirt. Go ahead. Just go ahead. Just go ahead. >> I ain't trying to go home. Get back my stuff. >> Ain't that serious? >> You nasty. >> I'm not being nasty. I'm just saying I've been respectful to all y'all. >> I know. I know. >> You want to be honest? I've been that respectful to all y'all. I got that gratitude back. >> Yeah. Yeah. You didn't I ain't got no I give you my name and what? That was it. >> Yes, ma'am. >> I don't got no reason alone with y'all. >> Their attitude showed as if they deserve to be treated better, which was a complete lack of shame. Even what do you think when even the police confirmed that this was not their first time? >> Have you guys been banned from here before? >> About 5 years ago. >> Was it a permanent ban? No, cuz I still could have gone to the mall. I don't know. It was like five five years ago. >> What they what they bang me for? >> I think Miss >> What store was it? >> It wasn't J. Penney, was it? >> I'm not sure. >> Anyone else? >> Okay. >> Can you on the signal 91? >> Not long. >> How many? Not that many times. Yeah. >> About two. About two times. >> You know, >> two, three times. You got to be somewhere. >> Georgia is three strikes. >> It's an automatic felony. >> Yeah. >> You have to wait work it out when that time go. All I can do is >> y'all boosters or y'all like No, it just that we heard and was just sitting out talking. >> Yeah. >> And that's ride to the to the mall and we had supposed to even come here. We had supposed to went to the shoe show. >> Yeah. They going to jail up >> probably. I didn't get the amount yet, but they are prosecuting. Thing is is that they had the 17 year old or I think he's 17. He's going to 08 with him. >> Yeah. >> So, it's two adult females and a 17-year-old all like shoplifting together. >> If you think that the fact their 17-year-old son would make the situation a bit harder to handle, the police also looked into it and quickly got an answer on how to deal with it. The thing is is that with the juvenile, we have to call that in to see what they're willing to take him. >> No, he don't go to R YDC. He go to big boy jail. >> Oh, even for the Oh, >> banned in January of 2020. >> Yeah, they just came back and said that she's getting I think they said it was a three-year ban. >> Oh, so yeah. >> You go to big boy jail. Like we told that person today that there's three. You turn 17 for certain laws, you go to big boy jail. One of them. >> Okay. >> Does she have a prior record? >> Well, one of them do. >> She said she's already been coming twice for shoplifting. >> So when she got my end that last time in 2020, the amount was 800 and some odd dollars. >> I wonder how much this one is. So everything was clear, including their prior criminal record. At this point, the handcuffing was definitely unavoidable for them along with the so-called walk of shame. >> All right, put your hands together like you're praying or whichever way is more comfortable. I had surgery on your arm. >> Okay. Have a seat. Be careful. All right. I don't want you to fall. >> I trying to get in. Okay. Hold on a second. Go ahead. >> So, were you judging the shot? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Right. Hands right. >> Ma'am, stand up. Watch out for the seat belt. I'm going get this. >> You got more cups. >> Why you do that? >> You can search for me. Get a photo of me. >> Wait, sir. Stand up. >> Yeah, I got >> phone. Your hands behind your back. All parties were charged with felony shoplifting with two individuals additionally charged with party to a crime. Attempting to act entitled or showing no accountability during an investigation only [music] escalates the situation, leading to more severe legal consequences rather than leniency. What do you think about cases like this? Share your thoughts in the comments and don't forget to subscribe to watch more videos like this.